Page Middle School - Panther Yearbook (Madison Heights, MI)

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A picture is a poem without words. Horace 24 TNQ. l ... Q 1. Lithography may be the thing of the future. Practicing the printing of times to come is Lynn Artman of Art II. 2. Creativity is tapped in art. Pat Mrosz and Jeff Gilmore cut, paste, and draw. 3. Learning can be done by watch- ing. Dave Herbert observes the talents of Aaron Badgley. 72 Ir' w, at ggi my 'Ji' s off LJ 7 Kfw r, v Haig '7-T 1 , fx .,L 'I y v-r .25 -sf n

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. .1 J., Such sweet compulsion doth in music lie. Mm 'li at r. ' v 2 l l if .IJ .. l , 3 f 'l 1 ' f- Y . V --4 l , . , V .. - if - ' A M .. , ' x 1. Band director Mr. Peters advises Karen Fisher, Scott Vasseur, and Steve Waterstaad of proper instrumentation. 2. The finale of K'The Barber of Seville provides Beth Huffman with challenging flute work. 3. In order to play the coronet, John Walton, Mike Shanks, Jeff Ryding, and Matt Eckell need plenty of hot air and firm lips. 4. A multitude of instruments compose the John Page Band. All sections rehearse their musical scores together in fourth hour. -71

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'I 4 I -4-1 D 7' it Alfa.. 1. Steady now! Connie Miller pinholes the back of her clay sculpture in order to finish her caterpillar. 2. The finished products! Clay creations of caterpillar and frog were produced by Connie Miller and Pat Pisauro, respectively. 3. Pam Thomas and Lisa Maness attempt to realistically reproduce the missing half of a photograph.