Newark School of Fine and Industrial Art - Fawcett Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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SATURDAY WORK TARAS SATURDAY’S CHILDREN CLASSES Who can tell but we are harboring budding geniuses in our earnest young enthusiasts of the Saturday Morning Classes. Hundreds of talented children come eagerly trooping to Fawcett to re- ceive art instruction. Classes in design, still life, igure, modeling, cast and landscape are filled to overflowing with these young people. A special class is held in the after- noon to give the more ambitious students an oppor- tunity to further develop their individual talent. APPRECIATION I am proud to tell you that the pupils of no other School in the city of Newark behave like those of the Fawcett School. I am here every week to learn the ways of a trained artist. I like the students and I like the school, and best of all we have everything needed to enjoy ourselves during the session. Fawcett hasn’t any bullies like some of the other schools have. We all appreciate greatly what the school is doing for us, and if I were to write down all the nice things about the school, I would have to write it in book form. BENNIE RASNICK, Age 12 STUDENT TEACHERS The Saturday School has appreciated the help- fulness of its assistants. Day students of the grad- uating class or graduates have been given the opportunity of working with the regular instructors much to the help of the school and themselves. They have discovered that we learn by teaching. FROM NEWARK MUSEUM SPECIMENS [ 76 ]

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