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FACULTY: First Row; Frederick Meyer, Fletcher Slikcr, Norman Bate, Stanley Witmeyer. Shirley Lacey, Second Row; Philip Bomarth, Richard Arnold, Ruth Gutfrucht, Peter Riley, Robert Taugner, Hans BarscheL Stanley Witmeyer, Director Monkey see, monkey do “And then the Papa Bear.said . . . '•
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FROM HIE door of the Bevier Building, oft times come artists In that ancient» architectural master- piece which stands at Spring and Washington, the Picassos and Rembrandts of the future, ply their talents and exhibit their wares for all to see. Here, also, dwell expert and competent instructors to direct these budding amateurs in skills and techniques needed for further advancement. While engaged in their comprehensive curric- ulum ol painting, drawing, perspective and design, they strive for communication through visual means, The initial two years of instruction are basic in nature. At the finish of these two fundamental years the Art and Design student has his choice of either following the illustration path or going into the advertising phase of the Field. The Associate in Applied Science Degree is awarded after the third year of endeavor. This degree is sufficient preparation for future success, how- ever a fourth year of intensive study is offered. The Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree is conferred upon the student who com- pletes the fourth year including the final project or thesis. The Art and Design School offers students and the public a fine opportunity to view the creative work turned out by their department. Examples of newly completed work are on display at all times during the year and special shows and exhibits are presented by various groups within the depart- ment in the newly revamped Bevier Gallery, are some mho follow the arts from pooertu ami necessity, also for gain, and for loot of the art; but those who pursue thtm from loot of the art and true nobleness of mind are to be commended abonc all others. cetmi no scbooL OF art anO Oesiq
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