Saint Charles High School - Charlemo Yearbook (St Charles, MO)

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yChair,,.mu g ,,.-duplicated in paper ' After wandering through the Art Department this year, nothing would seem unusual. Paint-splattered, pencil- smugged, clay-dried people and the familiar smell of turpentine were every- where. A pair of babies' tennis shoes, a waffel stomper, both made of clay, by senior-Debbie Derr and Mark Atwater decked the classroom shelves. Senior Marianne Morris's box of Crayola Crayons were certainly not out of place, however, they were made of fabric. One had to even be careful where he was sit- ting, as senior Sharon Howell's con- struction paper chair could not begin to hold a person. Mr. Stephen Weinhold's Ceramics I classes developed a Cookie .lar in the form ofa human dwelling, that must be functional and have an average height of twelve inches. The students had three weeks to escavate and build the future home ofthe cookie families. A major activity for Art Department students was to develop a work in any media that would qualify for judging at the l975 Scholastic Art Awards Con- test. Approximately one-hundred dif- ferent projects from SC HS went to the judgings. Mr. Dale West once again taught students how to write the alphabet. His Commercial Processes class explores the principals of commercial display, including techniques of showcard letter- ing, airbrush, silk screen and poster de- sign. New to the Art Department staffwas Mr. Robert Logan. His schedule was much like that of the average student. He moved from classroom to classroom and his fifth hour class finally ended up meeting in the basement of B building. . abs -mea as 9 Q ff New ltyrt Q gf, -if Q 1' Qi ,K -. sire,