George Washington High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Danville, VA)

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28 We PEN Garett THIS IS NO time to be introduced to ceramics teacher Meredith Jeffress. A SOME SOCIALIZING MAKES any work go smoother. It may incite creativity for friendly handshake could prove to be disastrous. Marion Anderson, Pam Willis, Miss Shirley Cadmus (teacher) and Judy Burchett.

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Clay, Paper, Pencils Blend, Create Artistic Achievements In the midst of an Eastern (good old East wing) land of lay, kilns, potters’s wheels, polymers, and canvasses, a crea- tive idea is born ‘every hour on the hour!’’ Varied are the ights in the art department as each talent is explored. Under the leadership of Mr. Meredith Jeffress, art quarters and mate- rials have been expanded and improved. With increased enrollment for ceramics and sculpture has come the addition of three new kilns. This increased enrollment, industry, and interest has required the addition of another teacher, too. Another innovation in the department was the formation of an art club. Budding artists planned and carried out a varied program. By creativity and productivity they were a source of inspiration to each other. The work of all three areas has been displayed in the cases outside the art rooms. They serve as a constant source of ‘interest to all who pass by and enjoy the view! CONFIDENTLY, JEROME TARPLEY adds the finishing touches while Miss Christine Still advises. seuneihicictieacanitiacabainasaes esi alti tia ' JUST THE RIGHT touch is needed to form the perfect head, demonstrated by Charles Harrison. : CoM ov ed ale ico } ? 4 29