Jefferson College - Vikon Yearbook (Hillsboro, MO)

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rw-V-'X pam i i l if pi But what makes it great? Explanations by a staff member Look for the poise of the shape. Mr. Gerig discusses a painting in Wash makes the visit to the St. Louis Art Museum more meaning- ington University's Steinberg Hall. ful. The proportion is not the same. Gail Church and Donna Horton. TRIPS The awakening of cultural appreciation is an important goal in a truly liberal education. In order to accomplish this goal, the Art Department sponsored a cultural tour to St. Louis on November 7, 1964. The tour included the St. Louis City Art Museum, Steinberg Hall at Washington University, the McDonnell Plane- tarium, and the film, Beckett The tour, open to all students, was a popular success. Feel the texture on that edge. Ernie Fair.