Twin Lakes High School - Tiogan Yearbook (Monticello, IN)

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'K' Art display, Neat. Right? Students are busily trying to find pictures to use for drawing. Albrecht Durer, El Greco, Raph- ael, Titian, Vincent VanGogh, Francisco Goya, Paul Gauguin, Henri Matisse, and Edward Ma- net were all part of Art I and II. These names don't sound famil- iar as members of the Twin Lakes student body, though. Students, under the tutorage of Mr. Tucker, could tell you that these men are artists. The classes studied art history and discovered their own hidden talents as artists. Art III was introduced for the first time. It consisted of inde- pendent study in the area in which the aspiring artist chose. Projects ranged from Ex- pressionism to Christmas decora- tions to ceramics. Students explored the areas of oil painting, acrylics, and various printing techniques. 53

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we know the sooren Why can't we study 'Chicago'? Debbie Mills and Brenda Bowen admire Beth Dickerson's new piano composition. Lecture 72-B: Why we are here. Pupils of Mr. Powlen's music class live by the motto we know the score. First semester involves the me- chanics of music, including stud- ies of the scale, intervals, triads, and harmonies. Some ear training is introduced. Music appreciation and history are studied during the second se- mester of the class. Students hear the evolution of music from the single line chants to complex instrumental forms of the nineteenth century. 55