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[ This department has no confinements whatsoever for the artist. He can develop all the marvelous and intriguing effects and designs that are possibly imaginable. Master- ing exact tints and shades reveal creativity while trans- posing perfect lines on paper designate exactness. The art room is a place of silence, yet it hides an inevi- table sound which moves the student to compose and transform ideas with ease. It is filled with notable works which deal with its purpose and add to its uniqueness. The colors, the sculptures, the paintings, the mobiles, and the designs envelop the room with all their glory. Practice makes perfect is the proper motto for any student. The artist must keep this in mind as he opens new areas in this field. I 342
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UBRARV: WEMORV OP WMAN RACE Margaret Rose Lodge, librarian, sponsors the library club. I wonder what would happen if I dropped it? It seems as if the artist would become unbearably dis- traught as he begins choosing distinct ideas for drawing the library. However, the library is decisively full of ev- ery subject known to man. This offers a wide variety of colors and patterns from which the artist may choose. It is the storehouse of knowledge that opens new worlds and acts as a refuge for needy students. The librarian provides the organization and efficiency necessary to op- erate an adequate library. Miss Lodge definitely fulfills these requirements and displays her capabilities as she helps each student. 341
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IRrSnMUtArES CR- 4TMTV Jean Ann Buchanan, South Houston ' s only art teacher, graduated from the University of Houston, where she obtained a B.S. de- gree in art education. She also sponsors the Art Club. Janette Masters, Jimmy Locke, and Jennifer Parisher look on as Mike Jenkins and Kathy Pennock finish a drawing. How do you like this one? Crunch, scrape, cut, are the sounds comma • ' ..- ■ Frank Chance carves a figure from blackfoam glass. 343
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