Valley Central High School - Viking Log Yearbook (Montgomery, NY)

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Q Frosh's subjects vary artistically ome people seem born to talk. Given any subject and any listener, they can rattle on for hours. Rich Dubois can. Like all great-talkers, Rich isn't eas- ily embarrassed. His conversation is sparked by an honesty and his favor- ite subject is himself. For awhile, he talked about his in- terest in art. I-Ie's been drawing for a long time now. I used to love uni- forms and flags and colors, and I used to draw them all the time. just a uni- form here and a hat there, with no- body in them. And then I used to fLeftj The eyes are said to be the mirror of the soul. If so Dino Jennings' eyes are mirroring the intensity of her concentration. in . W wsu ..,, . . 2 X 3 1 thi draw super-heroes. And now, it's rock-stars. His favorite rock-group to draw is KISS, because they're so easy to draw. They're like cartoon charac- ters. Rich also likes to draw the move- ment of people. Like if some kid's sitting funny. I draw it and exagger- ate. In Studio Art, Rich drew a charcoal picture of himself from a snapshot taken when he was a kid. The picture is one of his favorites. 'Tm squatting down in the picture, which was taken in Maybrook at my grandparents' house. And I'm just holding this cup from the ice cream stand. It's a good picture, though. When he was finished talking about art, Rich talked generally about other things he liked. HI like disco tit's greatj, girls lof coursej, art, Steve Mar- tin fhe's greatj, and he's my favorite comedian. Then he went on to rock groups he enjoyed and sometimes drew. 'S KISS, Aerosmith, Queen, Foreigner . . . There's always so much to talk about. X X X .W-usual! lAbovej A bigger shop is the product of centralization. Max Sternemon is just one ofthe students who has benefited from the improved facilities. llseftl As with any other year. freshman interests vary widely. Rich Dubois works on one of his favorite pastimes - art. FRESHMEN 165