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r , q?M wslifi. , -at i' Art and Creative Crafts HI like it, but what is it? Such a comment can be heard repeatedly in and around the Art Department, as the students are usually given a free hand in their pro- jects. Art at Lincoln is composed of such courses as Creative Crafts, Stagecraft, Drawing and Painting, and Pottery. With such a variety to choose from the students have many opportunities to strengthen their artistic talents into hard-earned ability toward creating final products with truly professional touches. Lincoln needed a class that could coordinate and cre- ate decorations and stage scenery for special occasions such as plays, musicals, Christmasvespers and the Afro Show. ln Lincoln this year, Mrs. Walbridge has added such a class, called Stagecraft. This class deals pri- marily with preparing flats for the drama class and club plays. The 15 students enrolled work with helping others with set decorations. 29 ,
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N' .. .E l TOP LEFT: Susan Rogers works the bubbles out of clay. TOP CEN- TER: Roy Murdock begins the shaping of a bowl in pottery. BOTTOM LEFT.' Gary Bisson paints finishing touches on clay structure. BOT- TOM CENTER LEFTJ Mike Whitton skillfully assembles lamp. TOP RIGHT: Helen Smith sketches in deep concentration. BOTTOM CENTER RIGHT.' Robin Sambrano works with stained glass as Sandy Harvey supervises. BOTTOM RIGHT: Pat Clifton labors over wood carving.
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Foreign Languages This year the Foreign Language Department is studying not only the basic language fundamentals but it is studying the culture and foreign nations. Department Head Senor Hyland said, At Lincoln we have perhaps the best Foreign Language department because there is more cov- erage and we work better with kids than any other schools. TOP RIGHT: Tracy Fukuhara studies hard in her Spanish class.MTD- DLE LEFT Gary Zak and Connie Skanes listen attentively. BOTTOM RIG HT: Barbara Jones points out countries on the map. . . ,izlfiffs an 30 ,Klaus
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