Fort Worth Country Day School - Flight Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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Do Your Own Thing uArt is doing your own thing. . . . HNOW who left this dirty table over here? . . . HTry to match that colorlw . . . mutilated hands from the strange looking clay . . . uWork on your designli' . . . imagination leads to creativity . . . T HMake art an integral part of everyday lifef, . . . 'gSouth Pacific sets to help out Peter Wolf . . . the more advanced the more medias and techniques . . . 39 two sketches a week . . . trying to draw in the wind . . . t'Art and Mani' . . . critical analysis, by the students, of their projects . . . gg Valentine party at Mrs. Siegel's house to fire the clay . . . trees make interesting subjects . . . t'But I've already drawn everything in W TOP LEFT! Lisanne Purvis makes a spare pair of hands. TOP RIGHT: Rich Taylor loads tht here- - - - unusual POTS CVOIVCGOH firing kiln. BOTTOM LEFT: Janet Ghormley works on tht potttty wheel. BOTTOM RIGHT the wheel - - - deC0f3t1Ve Weiwlng John Stanley sculpts the head of his idol. by the Lower School. . tw, ar +,,,,..,-M ABOVE: Travis Stinnett, Barbara Scroggie, Reese Hillard, Greg Hausenfluck and Stacey Shelton enjoy their art class outside with Mrs. Koeppe. LEFT: Ben Fortson takes his sketching seriously.