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' ' SOOO . . . that ' s how you do it ' laughs Judy Gadamus to Patt Maples as art students sketch modeh Susan Kores. ART CLUB . . . officers Patt Maples, Mary Riley, Mary Denil, president, and Ginny Dou- ville discuss plans for the coming High School Showcase television program in which they will be participants. A future Picasso, dressed in a paint-bespeckled smock, dab¬ bles in the greens and blues of the sea. A bright-eyed sculptor of tomorrow chisels the form of A Child at Rest.“ Leather-toolers, basket-weavers, and wood-carv- ers, each engrossed in their re- spective crafts, learn the tricks of the trade as they fashion master¬ pieces unique to their under¬ standing of life. Art and art appreciation instill in the student a love of beauty accompanied by knowledge of design, color, and perspective in the former, and a knowledge of the essence of greatness in the latter. Academy students who take these courses enter con¬ tests, visit exhibits, and together learn its many facets, developing a true love of art and the need for expressing oneself. 28
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i . V ’• 9 . v t , c f ' iP ' ni tr :4r. 4 : » . - ' 1 ? v?:u - 4 -- ?X ' - 1 r 4: r i r,v ' 4 iT- ■ ' i’i? r r predica- be—bal- Cutting and stitching that basic dress is the task of a busy SJA seamstress in the sewing room. Across the hall a curly-headed chef tastes a morsel of beef stroganoff and declares it delect¬ able indeed, while next door the budget finds itself in a ment—to be or not to anced. These familiar scenes are enacted each day in the Home Economics courses which are open to sophomores, juniors, and seniors, giving the answer to problems concerning a future wife and mother. The knowledge and practical experience shared equally by these girls now, will be an invaluable source of know-how in the future. i {4 ru SAY! . . . Our doughnuts look as good as those in the magazine! exclaim Nancy O ' Keefe, Barbara Voelker, Barbara Meyer, and Janice Adrians, home ec students. Home Courses . . IS THIS . . . the romper room? It seems that way during home management class as students get first hand experience in child care. k -o Ay S NOW , . . I ' ll hold the material and you cut away, Sylvia O ' Leary tells Mary Beth Krawczyk during sewing class. cl? ‘0,
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