Monte Vista High School - Monarchs Yearbook (Spring Valley, CA)

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ID AJ' 0 EDDIN6' PI6'A.S'J'0.S' MAIFRIALIZF The busy and talented art classes are a little recognized part of Monarch society. During the fall, the students worked on portraits with Thure Stedt, a senior, posing. Later in the year, the ad- vanced classes practiced drawing and working with paints. Ex- cellent work is displayed in the art room. A bull done by Brenda Martin as part of a class assignment is alongside pictures by many other Monarchs, past and present. This year, in addition to individual projects and regular class as- signments, plans are being formulated for large murals to be placed around the school. One location under consideration is the outside of the gym. Directing this ambitious operation is Mr. Gray, who teaches all the art classes and keeps the art supplies available for school publicity. An important annual responsibility is to approve candidates for the office of Commissioner of Publicity. Advance art students busily organize plans for murals to be placed around the school. A bull like the striking one in the back- ground was an assignment for the entire class. Dona Davis did the pensive girl on the back wall. 'ML , .ggggaf I Two top Monarch artists concentrate on figure drawing. Brenda Martin smiles slightly as she sketches. The girl in the background was done by her. Donna Storton stares reflectively at the wall with pencil poised for action. Gathered before the work of previous and current students are Tauri Inness-Brown, Candy Turnham, Janice Ford, Bill Wolfe, Victoria Vandenburger, Carol Hunsberger, Colleen Hyatt, Donna Storton, Barbara Hluchan, and Brenda Martin.

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