University High School - Jordannus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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Pottery pupils turn sticky clay into artistic articles in the VHS ce- ramics room. In the shop, one finds every- thing from amateur jew- elers to professional thumb manglers. But under this superficial glaze, real craftsman- ship exists-as shown by the many art awards won by the L'-School creators. Wood working is a favorite of 'CHS crafts- men. From intricate carying to large book- cases, If-Schoolers file and chisle their way to Ubangi Joe, the figment of a U-Schooler s imagination gets the once-over' from art instructors Alfred Del'oito, Charles Beal and Earl Floyd. Nfoye oxer boxsl Qhop rs no longer a masculine santtuiry 1 Susie frrston sophomore demon t a e in thi rllrcd art tlxss Pine and lndustrla ut tum ents work ide by sl e in the new L H S allied arts prog,,r rm artistic beauty in wood. The Creative Itch oothed A dab of paint and a flick of the wrist Pauline Smith and George Dunn Juniors treate a mural xy hrle Wlartha Fleener senior puts the final touches on her oil painting Art students are gradually covering the bleak walls with gav murals of school 1 e ,ss-Q

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JK E Sir Joseph Porter lBob Bridgwaters, seniorl, his sisters, cousins, and his aunts, inspect the captain fDave Bowen, senior? and the crew of H. M. S. Pinaforc. Members of the Crew and relatives of Sir Joseph fall U- Schoolers in disguisel stand by. The musical operetta H. JI. S, Pirzaforc was given by the chorus this fall. Music Runs Scale-From Classical o--l'--W The teachers responsible for guiding undeft fingers to the proper notes and easing: correct tones from pupils' vocal ranges are Robert Hull, XVilliam Vllfulller. Mrs. Jane lIazel1'igg', Mrs. Winnfred Mt-Ginnis, and Mrs. Dorathy a t. 26 to l ive Varied are the opportu- nities for note-lovers at U- School. For those who en- joy song sojourns, the lo- cal vocal society tbetter known as the chorusj un- der the. direction of Wil- liam Fuller provides a real learning situation. A young band under the direction of Robert Hull was responsible for fancy half-time shows during football and basketball seasons. Concerts rounded out the 1956 band session. Although not in the pub- lic eye so often, an equally talented group of musi- cians may be found at the L'llS orchestra. Awards won at the state level fur- ther show the quality of this group.