Lawrence High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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ARTS CRAFTS Janice Daatharage completes « drawing for the Christmas display case. Artists running around with a paint brush and palette critically looking at everyone to see if their face would make a good subiect practicing lettering carefully setting stones in the crafts class drawing intricate designs painting land- scapes with water colors still life with oils fashions with chalk and pencil figure sketching excited at the idea of being first at one of the con- tests they enter filling the display case in the main hall with objects they have made. Artist» Ann Matthews. Janice Deafheraga and Gala Quintey work on a mural for the Christmas Formal. Phil Mott and Ray Replogle malt the silver for a piece of jewelry in crafts class.

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American History starting with the beginning of America back through time learning all about George Washington who never told a lie the historic figure who chopped down his father's cherry tree studying the Sophomores get Advanced curriculum in their 8:00 World class, under the direction of Mr. Howard Mehlinger. History philosophy of the Puritans whether they really contri- buted as much to America as we had thought they did studying about all the great men in our History Jef- ferson Monroe Adams all the men who contributed to our being and our freedoms. Juniors concentrate on the answer in their American History class. World History learning all about ancient his- tory the medieval towns and people their ways of life and patterns of death step by step from beginning to end learning the culture and the literature of different countries studying for tests worrying over finals. 21 Students in Mr. Mai Rite's class rack their brains for the answers to the test on the board.

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Directing the A Ceppelle. the Red and Black chorusas and composing occupy the time of Mr. R. Wayne Nelson. Mr. Wilbur West is the director for the LHS orchestra. Directors like the fine tuning of Mr. West's violin the dynamic conducting of Mr. Kassinger and the nimble fingers of Mr. Nelson these men have helped to keep the spirit of LHS in precision time adding to our enjoyment playing in the orchestra marching in the band and singing in the chorus to be part or all of any of these is one of the many honors of LHS students. 23