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Art Classes Instill Creative Ability in Color and Design The study of the sombre tones of Rembrandt and the dancing colors of Seurat, the design of posters and the proper interior decorating harmonies all have their place in the Commerce Art Department. These elements are found in the Com- mercial Art, General Art, and Applied Design courses taught by Miss Ruth Marsden. Under her competent direc- tion, students turn to those branches which most appeal to them: pen and ink drawing, montages, water colors, poster creation, dress design, and many others. Thus they find within themselves, outlets for hidden abilities often be- ginning the hard but fascinating path that leads to success as an ariist. ‘Whistle while you work’ could very well be the theme song for this creative group of art students, busy planning spring posters. Musicians Blend Sweet Voices, Bright Instruments Many a young man or woman has entered the High School of Commerce without knowing a whole note from a hemidemi- semiquaver and graduated a talented musician, due to his own efforts and the interest of Director Walter D. Nickerson. Here the student may find the joy of merging his voice in Gounod’s “Pilgrim’s Chorus” or blaring out a trumpet note or thumping the big bass drum as the band marches down the field. Like so many other Commerce scholastic activities, the Music Department offers to students a combination of fun and learning that is remembered by many as always enriching. es es ie ee acs These smiling choristers are in the midst of a rehearsal for the Music Festival. 18
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Senior Executive Board The smile of Class President Robert Cloonan indicates that all is going well at a meeting of the Senior Execu- tive Board. Left to right, row nearest door, reading up, Nancy Trombly, Betty Austin and Arthur Caron. Middle row, Estelle Lazarz, Shirley Ziemba, Veronica Vecchiarelli, Eleanor Hubbard. Nearest camera, Maureen Scully. 20
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