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i». MR. A. C. GARELLE Supervising Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION L to R Barney Sidor, Donald E. Swahn, Charles O. Frazee, Joseph E. Cichanowicz, Charles A. Price, 3rd,
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THE ART CLUB The Art Club is an organization of students interested in developing the talent they have in the art of sketching, drawing, painting, illustrat- ing, and designing. This Club is unique in that it has been deemed so valuable in giving students a broad cultural background that it has been placed on the level with science and literature courses by meriting one credit per year toward graduation. It is, however, neither an easy class nor a lax club. At the beginning of each semester the student-members are given an assignment sheet which lists the projects due per week. This procedure allows the students to work at their own pace, obtain help when necessary and de- velop their talents steadily. In addition to the development of artistic talent, the students are well versed and frequently tested on the his- tory, cultural background and styles of art. Spec- ial attention is given to students preparing for a career in art. The Art Club plays an important part in just about every school activity. Certainly, the Min- strel Show would be far from complete without the colorful, mood-setting, background which is prepared by the Club. Imaginative posters ad- vertise campaigns such as the GO drive and the advent of dances, bake sales, rummage sales and plays. The Art Club gives freely of its supplies and talents for props in class assemblies, color- ful paintings in the cafeteria and neatly deco- rated bulletin boards in classrooms.
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Left to Right, First Row: Ruthanne Berliner, Edward Moisa, Diane Audioun, Herman Strickland, John Krupski, Teddy Mysliborski, Arlene Maynard. Second Row: Carol Topping, Terry Slaga, Virginia Strub, Jerry Sawicki, Bill Brigham, Elizabeth Gumper, Barbara Nedoszytko, Mary Woodhull. Student Government STUDENT COURT STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Left to Right: Arlene Maynard, Edward Moisa, Jerry Sawicki, Herman Strickland. Bill Brigham, Diane Audioun. L to R: John Krupski, President. Diane Audioun, Secretary. Theo- dore Mysliborski, Vice-President. Student Court
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