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AI Photo» t v Romotte GfllancJ Art was a very popular elective at PHS; however, the reasons to take it varied. I took it because Pablo Picas- so was never called an artist,” said senior, Chris Kupcha Tom Gilliam, sen- ior, stated, I've never taken art be- fore, and I love to draw. It was a good time to get into the art field as far as money-making goes. Nof only was arf found in paintings and sketches, but it's a big part of every- day things like television commercials, magazine ads, and MTV. ABOVE: Woricng n the art room, left to right, are seniorTiftany Chance, juniof Chnssy Martn. (trtor Dianne McCarties, and senior Derek Chotwood TOP RIGHT: A pencil drawing by senior Derek Chatwood. BOTTOM RIGHT: A pencil drawing by Romelle Gilliland, ju- nior 27
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ART ROOM What is your definition of art ? Do you think of it as a painting, a dance, or maybe a poem? Or do you think of it in a more general way. as a feeling, or an outlet? In a nutshell. I would say it is communication through personal expression ' commented art teacher Mr. Mike Murphy. If you had two hands and some paper, there were many way to express yourself in PHS's art room. You could bleed your feelings out in wa- tercolors. scratch them with a pencil, or blend them with pastels The art program also offered other outlets including clay, paper mache. air- brush. and silk screens. So. how did PHS students handle themselves with all these mediums? I'm impressed with Pres- cott students as far as their skill level, which is largely due to their elementary and junior high schooling. said Murphy. 26
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28 RIGHT: Homeroom representatives, student body officers. and class officers make up the student council 4 £ VA Jfi 41 ■■■■ ■ ffo ■, V . ; y s c wi ABOVErWaiting to be dunked at the Yavapai County Fair are juniors Dare i FWgendorf and Julie Kolar who were raising money for student council LEFT:Junior Melanie Hinson poses a question to the entire student council which met monthly, (AH photos by
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