Porter Gaud School - Pioneer Yearbook (Charleston, SC)

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Art ls a Creative Exploslon Porter-Gaud art students work in a number of media, such as oil painting, drawing, pottery, jewelery making, engraving, printmak- ing, stain glass, and textile crafts. Porter-Gaud art students' works are entered in a number of art contests, such as The National Talents Search, Charleston Artist Guild Contest, and Charleston Senior Art Contest. --.Mask

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Twelve Year Society you're tired of seeing the same faces year after year, im- e how these people feel, they have been at Porter-Gaud z the first grade. These students can remember when 2 was no auditorium or fine arts building, and when chapel held in the Elliot Room. They make up the last all-male lve Year Society. H ml.-5. Aug-. .. ... A Front row, left to right: M. Boensch, P. Blanchard, J. Fennell, A. Farah, J. Gibson, B. Owens, M. Swan. Back row: C. Weinheimer, S. Green, K. Gruber, T. Rambo, A. Donaldson, F. Hein' sohn, S. Allston. V .r ,V V row, left to right: J. Thomas, J. Brown, S. Benmaman. Second row: T. Rambo, M. Fridholm, L. is, M. Swan, B. Owens, K. Purcell, D. Hall, S. Harrison. Not pictured: Mr. Young, K. Wood- ' S. Green, J. Fennell, B. Woodward, P. Blanchard, T. Welborn, M. Morea, S. Phillips. T. rs, J. Tsai. Q Bus Drivers l 1e bus drivers are responsible for the transportation of a :le number of the student body each day to and from ol. They also provide transportation for many athletic, larts, and academic events throughout the year. Up long le many of the rest of us, their job continues well into the noon. We appreciate their dedication and the excellent ey do. Left to right: C. Weinheimer, J. Gibson, K. Black, A. Sloniewsky. Not pictured: B. Owens, K. Purcell, F. Rivers, L. Goodman, S. Green. r r .. f - ,,,. ga Q ,- - Ni. Www ,,,,, ef A . ,I .awe .Q 1 --11.1. K-F air., fe 5.-may .,Azi4- ,.- f-,mee ff-W-f . 1+ W. M1 ' - f . ' . . 59 X ' r- 2 ,J ' ., --:rw f,.g,.f,,gg,f5i.gg5.3 gs,,jk3.g,3,f.f5g5g fpsqyrg J ' ' --I., ' 1 , , I 'n , ' ' g af f rryrrwwetfifirffgv ,, , -. sf rw nknown Cheerleaders are a talentedf: ff4L'2.., ,,itifof f2rtfL-ff:-3-ag 'f4e:J3,, n individuals who exhibit their un1queness.,..,gf, f'wef:Q2f5gff9:if 'f' , f ' . Cf. - Q , , . -- , ,al tal? tri on the football field to inspxre the . i ft . f . 1 Json, S. Green, G. Geer, S. Coleman, H. Bissell, C. Weinheimer, J. Fennell, J. Kerrison, T. VO. l

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K .MK wM'i ' 1, 'Ant A .M Life is earnest, art is 909- F. von Schiller Wallenstein 's Lager Students work hard in the many areas of art in order to prepare for exhibits at the Dock Street Theater's Greenroom, Thalhimers, St. Philip's Church fence, and various other places. Student art work is always on display in Gwynette Hall, the main office, and the Fine Arts Building Gallery. Now art should never try to be popular. The public should try to make itself artistic. Oscar Wilde The Soul of Man Under Socialism 57