Whittier College - Acropolis Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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Departments

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Art Department Specializes ln Creativity, ART DEPARTMENT Gallons of oil paint and dozens of camel hair . brushes become fascinating instruments of expres- sion when combined with the catalyst of human creativity under the auspices of the Whittier Col- lege Art Department. Primarily a pre-professional stepping-stone to art school and to graduate study, the department offers a variety of basic courses which may in- clude ceramics, modern painting, or method classes for elementary school pupils. An individual and personal approach to the teach- ing art is possible because ofthe small classrooms. Culminating each year's artistic endeavors, stu- dents and statf participate in an annual spring art show at the invitation of the student executive board. ART FACULTY-l. to r.: Elnora Laughlin, Chairman, Jeanne Bergstrom, Carleton Ball. WORKING INDUSTRIOUSLY, Martha Thompson adds finishing touches to her painting. WATERCOLOR TECHNIQUES are explored by students who practice use of color intensity and learn basic fundamentals.