Providence High School - Philothean Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Jim Anfonfb, Uzff 67177, ,4fff2s'ffZ'a!4f ieazffffaf San Antonio, with its Spanish atmosphere and natural beauty, is a grow- ing center of art. People of all ages and occupations appreciate the artistic value of our city. Local artists capture the city on canvas and outsiders join their number. Numerous organizations help further art in San Antonio and institutes offer classes in art and art appreciation. The McNay Art Institute, Pan American Galleries, and the Whitte Museum give San Antonio art lovers an opportunity to study fine works of art. Yearly, local artists exhibit their works in the River Art Show. San Antonians admire paintings and sketches along the river banks. Because we are proud of the way our city has grown and is growing into a beauty spot of the Southwest, we dedicate this issue of the Philothean to San Antonio, our city artistically beautiful.

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