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xxmwhmwrm w A wamxwww Nancy Russback and 7 at the Homecoming Shawn Jones paints a Ziggy for Art Club's annual Christmas window painting project. Nancy Russback paints a portrait of President Reagan in oil and acrylics class. ArV 47
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Art projects are tradition Fine Arts was a very busy part of many students lives. Almost three hundred pupils were enrolled in some kind of Art class. Thirty-five students were members of the Art Club. Both groups were very involved in the school's traditional art activities. Art Club was busy with their tradi- tional art projects. One of these pro- jects was their Christmas window painting. Every year around Christ- mas, the Art Club members get out of their classes to paint Christmas scenes on the windows. This has been a Christmas tradition since 1968. An- other traditional thing done was the painting of the Panther. This was done by the Art Club seniors. From the Art classes, several stu- dents' work was sent to the Western Missouri Regional Scholastic Art Contest. Diane Green, Nancy Lins- Cott, Nancy Russback, and Mark Mather all received Honorable Men- tion awards. From February 5-26, their work was on display at Crown Center. The Annual Spring Fine Arts Festival at Ray-Pec had an art display where over 200 ribbons were given out. Ev- ery year these traditional activities are looked forward to and the students participating always make a good re- presentation for the school. Lisa Gagliardi painting a winter scene. - Diane Green, Nancy Russback, John Brent, Kim Kirk, and Vera Ford look over a list of business articles at an Art Club meeting. 93 , r, .x x ' L ' i The Art Club float made by Nancy Russback and ' ' Lisa Nichols won first place at the Homecoming contest. xXxexXOX 46wArt
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