Washington High School - Warrior Yearbook (Sioux Falls, SD)

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Art lasses Emplo ed ' d M d' E Q Asuggestion. Amind picture. Tempera and India ink and fine line pens and cotton svvabs. Matchsticks and charcoal. Perspective. Balance. Wet clay and knives and moulding fingers. And a mind picture become con- crete. 4pi.nsv Tom Doolittle used newsprint and India ink to produce a black and white abstractg media used in other collages in- cluded orange peels, candy wrappers, match sticks, egg shells, and bubble gum. A warm spring day, a pad of paper, a stick of charcoal, a friendly fender and budding trees launched Larry Warren and Roger Savold on artists' careers. p 'R 'J Alexis: 29 FQ'

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Terry Tyler, over-protective Mrs. Grant, warned Eileen Rossow, Melinda, to keep away from the burned-out bandshell. Fall Play ccented Teen Dilemma Movable sets attached to leaking sandbags and props dug out of the attic at home. Tickets and stage management and a lovely sack supper in a darkened auditorium. Rummage sale costumes. Memorized lines. Rehearsals that ran late. And a Weary cast joining hands for the final curtain call. Dramatics was the greasepaint and orange-drink-selling World of the stage and the lights and the people. The fall play, Teach Me How to Cry, was a serious drama starring Eileen Rossow and Jeff Brothen. It featured unusually effective sound and lighting and a three-in-one set consisting of kitchen, bandshell, and living room covering three different areas of the stage. Will,', Jeff Brothen, encountered static from parents Shirley Brewer and Al Lathrop when he began seeing Melinda in Teach Me How to Cry. 30 'l U: