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POSING- painting. -A study of figure DUAL PURPOSE—“Would you be¬ lieve we eat off these plates too?” wbYcvro Arts contrary, fine arts include music, drama, poetry, dancing, painting, drawing, architecture, and sculp¬ ture. Machines are a proof of man’s intelligence, just as a nest of twigs is proof of the cleverness of a bird. But the fine arts are a proof of the greater qualities of spirit and feeling which set man apart from the lower animals. . . . MH I Sr ESTHETICS—Courses in painting and drawing develop standards of taste and judgment which help students to enjoy the beautiful in nature and in art. 19
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Fine THE CHIEF PURPOSE of fine arts is to express or interpret the feeling of beauty. As we surround ourselves with beauty, art actu¬ ally becomes a part of our life and personality. Tastes and abili¬ ties in the fine arts may be re¬ fined by one of the many courses offered at City College. Too often it is thought that art is synonymous only with drawing, painting, and sculpture. On the REACTION—What passion can¬ not Music quell or raise? A CAPPELLA CHOIR—Row one: Mr. Clive Mefford, Pam Myczek, Christine Glackin, Paula Maxwell, Sharon Sim- monds, Jim Askren, Wendel Finwick, Thomas Dunn, Steve Chin, Steve Sommer, Ezell Reid, Linda Miller, Leslie Cush¬ ing, Gwen Beam. Row two: Gayle Mase, Brenda Peterson, Judy Bagwell, Kayla Winn, Ron Nardinelli, Steve Sivcovich, Patrick Monis, Bill Cole, Tom Bennis, Mary Just, Betsey Porter, Linda Frazer, Gail Gillick. Row three: Patricia Kadell, Donna Steinmann, Rebecca Hoffman, Marci a Taylor, Darrell Effinger, Flynn Johnson, William Fox, Thomas Dettmer, Clay Stacey, Victor Bogdanoff, Lonna Daniels, Fran Shelley, Lynne Ferrell, Linda Jones. Row four: Kathy Winsor, Connie Diregolo, Shelley Anderson, Don McCoy, Bob Lang, Tim Silva, Bill Thomas, Steve Sorenson, Ken Winter, Jess Kelley, Tom Barnes, Bob Coppin, Ray Baker, Gus Aguirre, Karen Szasz, Sue Jacob, Linda Joens, Lexi Paynter.
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Vessels of Clay MODERN DANCE—Kris Johnson, Sue Silva, Beckie Chavez, and Maria Royster demonstrate the often overlooked art of dance. Modern Ounce
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