Central High School - Wakitan Yearbook (St Joseph, MO)

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l A I I . ff 4 Z On a tour of the Albrecht Art Gallery, Central students stopt Observe the djsplaz - of ur Art students View displa ' Using people they observe in the hall as models, Connie Esh- enroder and Pat Heckel draw various figure sketches. Roger Koehnlein works on an abstract sculpture while Gary Irion and Jordan Rothstein repair Abe Lincoln's statue. During one of Mrs. Voss's art classes, Debbie Branson and Kirby Evans pose as models for other students to sketch. m,,4vW ,rf Central's 2 changes this ye to area art ga Students toure see an exhibit to the Nelson l These Visi1 art to the studi Voss and Miss dents in basic color, and pail Advanced art 1 jewelry, sculpti Hx, ' 28 - -sq - --,.,, ,, ... 4.2, ...Q 1 1 n an 'y Q we D

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S ucation CCOEJ e part time or this program g for vocations 'e. Jilkinson, tries abs by teaching d expects from illing, business vysitting, work- rking in a gro- ' are just a few iployment. e station attendant, er. -Xxx' . ...k..! ut' 1 of shoes. i 1 Denise Bartles prepares to drive under the supervision of Ray Walker while Bob Brandt and Kim Fisher wait their turn. Students learn good driving procedures Jim Blacklock, Drivers' Ed. instructor, shows Jim Bradley the correct way to check the amount of water in the battery. ,.,. M.. Enrollment in Mr. Blacklock's and Mr. Walk- er's driver's education classes reached capacity this year. Many fifteen and a half and sixteen year olds took advantage of the opportunity to learn to drive. Students spend six Weeks studying rules and procedures of good driving and mechanics and care of a car. They use the rest of the semester for practice driving sessions. Students taking the course find that driving requires practice, judg- ment, and skill. g Suzanne Novak studies the proper parallel parking technique for drivers' training in hopes of making a good test grade.

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FY Central Students St0PU observe the display 'of unusual Chinese artwork. ts View displays in galleries Central's art program has undergone several changes this year. Mrs. Jane Voss sponsored trips to area art galleries to study works on display. Students toured St. Joseph's Albrecht Gallery to see an exhibit of Chinese painting and also went to the Nelson Art Gallery in Kansas City. These visits tie the current developments in art to the studentis application of his talent. Mrs. Voss and Miss Jane Blackwell instruct Art I stu- dents in basic fundamentals of drawing, design, color, and painting, and studies in art history. Advanced art classes do projects in oil painting, jewelry, sculpture, and Weaving. ,W I , f f X4 ww-..i-Mmm r . . 'ff' v67l 45