Thomas Jefferson High School - Aristocrat Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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Originality and talent are developed by many participants in the TI art program. Using various materials, TI art students express creativity through sculpturing 28

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Jepartments Facilitate Com Students consider manff topics such as dating and marriage in Socia Problems discussions. ITIUIIICZTIOIIS Sophomore Jeff Robinson illustrates the composure one acquires in Speech class. E X 3 27

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Students Discover Cultural, Artistic Dimensions Band students have opportunities to perform together as well as studying individually. Stressing the importance of developing talent as well as knowledge, the Fine Arts Department involved many students. They were given an opportunity to expand their interests by dabbling in various artistic fields. The Music Department, under the chairmanship of Mr. john MacGregor, trained several orchestras, bands, and choirs. Concert Orchestra and Band accompanied school shows, jazz Band provided contemporary concerts, and the Football Band added zest to rallies and games. The various choirs entertained both school and com- munity. A select group of singers, MacGregor's Beggars, under the direction of Mr. MacGregor, gained singing experience in the Denver area. The Modern Dance Department encouraged expres- sion through movement. A recital was presented in the Spring under the direction of Miss Dorsey Hill. The Art Department, directed by Mr. William Iozwick, provided an Art Service through which clubs and activ- ities requested publicity posters. With their extensive supplies and equipment, Tj's artists were able to try sculpturing, molding, and fashion drawing in addition to drawing and painting. , 29