William Mitchell High School - Apogee Explo Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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Paint-in Challenges Mitchell Artists ---f H - f---1,1 reefs: 2-.mw,'fs:52it.e.,za ' ,. bl I 41 are 3 1 . Q 1 ' 'if'Q . ...., as as R A iigg Mr. Harold Hawk, Mr. Jack Frost, and Mr. Robert Shernick combine their talents to give advice to Don Holdman about his geometric painting Under watchful eyes, Mr. Dave Cromer chips away a sand mold in the aluminum casting process. Starting off a busy year for the art department, advanced art students were invited to a Paint-in sponsored by the Mountain States Telephone Com- pany. The students spent the day hard at work and produced psychedelic walls to brighten the community. Aluminum casting was added to the art curriculum. The process was introduced by Professor Joseph Gui- liano from Southern Colorado State College through a series of workshops with the actual casting taking place the afternoon of October 23. Mitchell was the only school in the district to learn this process. During the year area artists were invited by the art department to display their works. Paintings and sculptures were exhibited in the resource center, the library, and the counseling center for the enjoyment of all. Throughout the year all the art students concen- trated on improving their talent and skills under the direction of Mr. Jack Frost, Mr. Robert Shernick, and a student teacher, Mr. Harold Hawk. New techniques were developed and explored in each area of art, set- ting even higher standards for future classes.