Connors State College - Con Rah Yearbook (Warner, OK)

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.Aff lelddftlnenf The Art Department of Connors College is composed of students enrolled in the different art courses offered by the school. Mrs. Ruth White is the instructor and sponsor of the Art Club. The art classes unite to fomi the club for the purpose of understanding art and how it works to better our lives and the area in which we live. I The Art Club sponsored the Valentine Dance at which Tom 'Erick and Marvelene Goines were chosen King and Queen of Hearts. Officers of the club: Earl Strebeck, President , Roger Sweeney, Vice-President, Marvelene Goines, Secretary , Terri Campbell, Reporter. The Art Department exhibits each month paintings by various artists. Exhibits this year included Collection of Indian Art, Indian Women by Mrs. White, Christmas Designs from the American Crayon Co., N.Y. ,paintings by Maurine Pearson, and Connors students of the first semester, paintings by Lee Tsatoke, and the Muskogee Students of Mrs. White, paintings by Sayde Wolf Le Vine, and Ann Farrill, paintings by Tom Root , and paintings by second semester art students. I The art students made trips to Philbrook and to Gilcrease Art Centers in Tulsa. They painted back-drops for the stage, murals for the Christmas, 1 Lyceum, Mother's Day, and Easter programs. This year the students also painted a mural for the new YWCA-YMCA building in Muskogee. Mrs. White had a twenty-two picture One-Man-Show in New York, March 7-275 a student exhibit was shown in the Broken Arrow High School, February and March, and-two students showed fifteen Indian Object Pictures in the Southern Plains Museum in Anaclarko, Oklahoma. L ..'wiwir'wz 25,5 . A ll ,TQ if Q s L ,... 'Y-' e fe i - , U' ,fi L 5 if ......2...s E gi N FUN : W , g J . tint ' is N ' .. ,y . X' 54.3 kt.: E... f A. it , 'az-5 A are f X r . 2 XX el- ' M' ,J , f f 'J