Lexington High School - Cats Paw Yearbook (Lexington, SC)

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Virtuosos Emerge In Art Presented the opportunity to express themselves by the utiliza- tion of color and design, Art l and ll pupils learned to develop and employ different aspects and techniques relating to the course. The use of shadows to give a three dimensional effect was em- phasized in pencil, pen, and char- coal sketching. Personalities domi- nated oil paintings as well as each students individual project. Clay modeling and ceramics were crafts undertaken in the courses. Amateurs created like- nesses of natural beauties while Weaving a work of art from common materials, such as weeds, provides Gay Arrants a means of self-expression. others expressed their inner thoughts with such formations as 'ghouls and other monsters. Orgami the Japanese art of paper folding, was executed to supplement imaginative mobiles made by Art I and Art ll pupils. Architects and thespians emerged at the end of the year after endeavors in both Helds. House plans were drawn up while others engaged in performing THE LOTTERY. A messy but enjoyable project was that of working with paper mache. Students designed atrocious masks for Halloween. industrious pupils furthered their interests in the art club, which was an exten- sion of the curriculum. Hidden artistic abilities are uncovered in Art l,' Mirella Murphy adds finishing touches to her clay creation. Shoe polish serves an unexpected pur- pose as Joy Holman uses it to color her clay statue during an Art Club meeting. Summary-.97

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Thrown together all day, students find it necessary to depend upon one another. In shop one friend helps another. Industrial Arts students complete the sanding of a table leg before attaching it to the table. Summary-93