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Working on o five minuto improvisation, senior Max- ine Way ant, soph Ellon Georgovich ond junior Kothy Freberg (bolow) oxponmont with spatial rotation- ships. Working hard to moot tho doodtino, junior Hick Zimmerman (right) adds tho finishing touches to his self-portrait, his nine weeks project for studio arts. Wary of any folse moves, senior Connie Stromberg (for right) prepares to drive a chisel into a sculpture for Structural Arts. Having memorized its choral patterns, junior Florie Hothenberg (right) gives Bye Bye Blackbird another try on her saxophone. Junk is transformed into beautiful art as soph Perry Becker (mid-right) welds car bumpers into a gleaming bird form. Inter- rupting her pointing chores, senior Kevin Higdon (for right) seeks Joan Chonnick's odvice about the sturdi- ness of the door hinges for on Apple Tree prop. 20
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In a toy shop improvisation for their Beginning Act- ing doss, Brandon Drake (left) playing a small child, seizes the arm of Gorrick Axelrod, cast os a wooden soldier. Junior Orn Backstrom (below) concert master of the HPHS orchestra, demonstrates violin technique to a Humanities class on the instruments of the orchestra. Looming to use their dtophrogms to belt out the high notes, senior Scott Zuker and freshmon John Spence (bottom) rehearse o voriety of Christ- mas anthems. Members of choroliers (bottom left) rehearse Graceful Nymphs, one of the seven num- bers they performed for the Winter Concert.
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FINE ARTS Workshops, classes keep kids coming During an Art Foundations in-school field trip on Design, participants experi- mented with the relation of line to different mediums. Mr. Younker played student's graphics on alto saxophone and the kids in turn drew what he was blowing on his horn. Three years ago. Photography, Garrick, Triad and other small failing clubs dis- banded and pooled their budgets to fund workshops in the arts. The club alterna- tives system provided flexibility and served as a sounding board for ideas, some of which resulted in new courses. Harriet Dreisinger and interested stu- dents crafted rings, bracelets and pen- dants in two jewelry workshops. May 1 and May 29, with a class in silversmithing slated for next year. The high level of interest shown for Tom Palazzolo's film workshops and a $1000 equipment grant from Dad's Club moved film-making off the drawingboard and into the 74-75 curriculum book. 21
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