Northern Illinois University - Norther Yearbook (DeKalb, IL)

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Works disi layt ' d in a student art slwnv cinit the pcrsonalit and fecliuLis of the artist. I ' aiU-rlaiiiim lit beeonies unimpiirtaiil in a tliiir (i( disaster. 13

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■iMi... Ni)i ' tluiii jiiins llir World in iimurniiiu Kriiiiril ' s death. 12 Siililude is silhouetted against the Hoiiieeoiiiin ' ' bonfire. CONTEMPLATION AND REFLECTION cornpriso tho sorious Tiionioiits of the iini ( ' isit sliidciil ' slilV. National trac- ed) s (M ' |)s tlic country and. for the first time, lie as a citizen and future head- er is touched l) the event. I nguarded times when he s(MMns a{)art from reality are one of his most precious indul- gences. Being involved and yet detach( d at the same time i)rinj? about a (uood of melancholy. Main are the hours spent alone with a promise.

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KBmmff 4J CREATIVE EXPRESSION is shown in many difforont facets of individual exprossion. Approciation of the arts is cultivated and encoura?;ed through the many available opportunities. Origi- nality and learning combine to pro- duce the beautiful and the worthwhile. Professionals work with aspirants to set an example of accomplishment. Performers entertain with an exhi- bition of their talent. Drama, painting, and music form the fine arts that stu- dents idealize. Those who are spec- tators and know they will never achieve in the arts, nevertheless dream and live the glory of accomplishment through identification with the artist. Discouragements are endured because motivation and success soon come to reinforce and strengthen the drive. lliiin hiiiriiii s iiitlicstia pla s luw and well-known Nungs. 14