Grosse Pointe South High School - Viewpointe Yearbook (Grosse Pointe, MI)

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i K Above left: Scott Solsburg prepares for processing film. Left: Chuck Pagel experiments with creative photography on field trip to the Detroit Zoo. Above: Chuck Pagel resorts to all measures to get a good picture.

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Creativity is goal of photographers Photography Club was reorganized this year and was opened to all interested students in any grade. Mr. Summers held discussions after school where the students were instructed on composition, lighting, texture, and contrast. These techniques were presented through films and a field trip to Bransby's. The students practiced capturing texture and contrast in their pictures when they visit- ed the Detroit Zoo, Greenfield Village, Cran- brook, and the Detroit Art Institute. The more experienced students took pictures for the yearbook and Tower. Their main objec- tive was to take creative and interesting pic- tures. Most of the students took up photog- raphy for a hobby but for some it may be a future profession. 12

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English students expand interests Student participation has been a recurrent trend in South's English Department this year. Mrs. Miller of the Miller-Chabott team, noted that with team teaching, the larger classes produced betters plays, such as Cyrano, and discussions Were livelier than if the class had been of regular size. The Grosse Pointe-Dominican Science and Humanities Symposium was expanded to in- clude 100 students each from other Detroit area high schools including Mumford, Cass Tech, and North. The program, entitled The American Dream, was related to high school students. Planning for an elective English courses program was under way all year. Above: Bridget Oliver chats with a friend in Humanities Below Mr Reghi explalns Walden to Heather Ramsay and Pam Patzer.