Norwich Free Academy - Mirror Yearbook (Norwich, CT)

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SLATER MEMORIAL Y 'Wal Memorles are vlvld of Slater Memorial assemblles plays our Mnrror pictures when everyone really dressed so carefully that the photographer could make us glamorous laclles or handsome men melodles from Chorus Band and Orchestra with Mr Ed wards Mr Telller and Mlss Boutlllner as able leaders the thrlllmg music of the Cholr In their scarlet robes the Mann Oltice t straighten out quirks an our schedules our well beloved prmclpal and frlend Mr Shat tuck greeting us every morning over the PA our guidance counselors Mrs Post Mrs Savard Mnss Hart Mr Hamblen and Mr Thomas to whom we could always go know mg each had a sympathetic heart coupled with understandmg Mr Bouley demanclmg Where were you thlrd peruod? and some times guvmg us a few hours of detention to make us remember to brnng the excuse or report card In on time Call thus with has cheer ful smllel our Museum wlth nts priceless treasures and nts invaluable exhubutlons Perhaps the hlghllght of every year was the Christmas Tableaux with nts breath tak :ng lsvlng plctures of the real meamng of Christmas- long lanes of bright tapers glow- ing in the December dusk- all these mean Slater Hall. X

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ART SCHCDOL Posters, pottery, jewelry, weaving, paint- ing, sculpture-iust name it and the Art School will produce it. Another fascinating aspect is screen printing. If you are clever and learn how, you can produce beautiful fabrics for your own home. Just ask Mrs. Browning to show you some proof. Almost every one of us has dabbled in some subject over there, and found encouragement from Miss Goberis who could always recognize possibilities in our sad-looking lump of clay. We were even able to make a pin after Mrs. Burke stood over our all-thumb hands. We might cherish a picture done under the guid- ance of Miss Triplett, hearty Mr. Von or quick-stepping Mr. Gualtieri. We are the amateurs, but the state and even the nation recognize the superior qual- ity of the art maiors whose portfolios win scholarships. We shall continue to read of high artistic honors coming to the Art School.