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Creativity and Discipline Key Words tor Artists Creativity, an advantage in most fields, is an es- sential possession in the world of art. Mercy pro- vides its students with an intensive course of study which provides aspiring artists with experience in the many mediums. Students work in pen and ink, acrylic, oil, charcoal, tempera, pencil, graphics and advertising art as well as ceramics, collage and sculpture. In all the art courses the principles of design are utilized — balance, color relationships, perspec- tive, movement, rhythm and values. The department presents an art show at the close of the year, participates in the Scholastic Art Awards Competition and has an extensive amount of student work on display annually at the First Federal Savings Bank in downtown Detroit. Art instructors are Sister Mary Ignatius, department head, and Sister Ben- edicta Mary. Above right: Clare McCann completes a pen and ink portrait. Above left: An art student concentrates on a still life pencil drawing. Lower right: Alison Herzog works on a sketchbook design.
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Selt Expression as Skill and Entertainment Upper right: Freshman speaker holds the attention of her class. Lower left: A tearful Irene Schweyer performs with the Mercy Mimes. 65
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Top left: Michelle Laporte develops her skill of working on the pot- ter’s wheel. Top right: Teri Stricker gets the feel of clay. Bottom right: One of the new additions to the ceramics department—a raku kiln. Bottom left: Art students work diligently at the pencils pieces.
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