McMinnville High School - McMinnvillan Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

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Opposite page: above right, Mrs. Donna McDaniel directed a unit on Japanese culture, in which students tried their hands at composing Japanese music, haiku verse, and dabbled in art and flower arrangement. Below, LinfieId's Dr. Paul Gebauer lectured on African art before accompanying the class to the Portland Art Museum where his col' lection of art from the Cameroons was on display. At left, Lt. Colonel Robert Keller gave Human- ities students a first hand account of lite in Vietnam and answered their questions about the war. Above, Mr. Ken Margraf lectured on and presented ballads of America. Below, Miss Twyla Albers, noted atrist and sculptress, addressed the group about the student's place in the world of art.

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Opposite page at top, Mrs, Linda Davison assists Judy Lomb with her proiect. Lower left: Chris Brentano and Diana Morrison re-cover o chair as their project in home ec. .,., ,,.. -v- ' Top: On substitution day, cn dad attempts to learn the fundamentals of cooking. At right: Claudia Benson models her dress as port of the style sl-now. Left: Diane Martin listens intently cs Mrs. Wade talks with her class.

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23 amz! y i , .. my z, m f, 'f fi Humanitie's Class View the Arts Humanities, a new senior elective as of last year, is aimed to help students view the art, drama, music, literature, history, and philosophy of the world. Under the direction of Mrs. Honn, Mr. Dawson, and Mr. Scott, the class is given the opportunity to view and hear guest speakers, musicians, and artists. Many activities are carried on by the class during the year, including visits to art museums, the theater, and musical productions. Humanities students take part in creative proiects and also in discussions to further their knowledge in these areas. tim :,:Fi3.-f, .iff may