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CREATIVITY ABOUNDS IN . 6 . MUSIC AND PHOTOGRAPHY Mr. Mierkey is the Music instructor and has been for the last three years . As well as teaching the band, he is also the chorus instructor. The band and choir perform on various occasions such as, r l it assemblies, open house, and special presentations. The band appeared and played at the Arizona State Fair Nov. 2. W4
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Do your own thing has been a popular phrase lately. In Mr. Smith's and Ms. Shapiro's art classes students do just that. Everyone works on their own special project. The more involved they become, the more they learn. Obvious things like the care and use of tools are learned but students also learn to make the most of their talents through patience, perseverence, planning ahead and setting goals . lndividuality and responsibility are stressed. nf ... P' X l :EE A if Si A pl A ps Q .p.A to ... , l. C. Chase works on his Kiss painting. 2. M. Wiewel demonstrates how messy pottery can be. 3. Let the silver melt says Mr. Smith. 4. The drawing class: top row: D. Lynn, D. Peterson, row 2: C. Clark, D. Hardin, R. Green, T. Wagner. row 3: S. Lewis, L. Fulwilder, J. Shapiro, D. johnson, C. Chase, L Martinez. 5. Raku is not a spaghetti sauce. 6. the start of a pen and ink tree. 7. necklace - D. Ritter, ring - T. Inman, bracelet G. Needham. 8. close-up of Ginger's bracelet.
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Photography is one of the many career courses offered at Mesa Central. The course is divided into beginning, advanced, and commercial photography. Beginning covers the use of equipment and basic skills . In advanced the students learn more complicated techniques including special effects. Commercial photography acts as a photo publications class , where they produce many of the photos used in the yearbook. l . Melanie Robson practices hard at the keyboard. 2. Mr. Mierkey gladly lends a helping hand to Tim Daugherty at the guitar. 3. Chuck Harness fleftj Susan Roach and Ken Sweat develop pictures taken in Ms. Shapiro's photo class. 4. Paul Fowler, Chuck Harness, Susie Roach and Evelyn Christie look over yearbook negatives. 5. Debi LaBarr consults Ms. Shapiro about a small problem with the school camera.
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