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fe I ! ' (C) Working with clay, Richie Furner sculps a clay dinosaur during his art class (photo I ' i. i by Wells). , ' J ' (E) During Art II class, Vicki Strain and Norma Galvan, experiment with clay (photo by ' O ' yf ,3 Wells). 3 (D) After firing the pottery, Mike Phillippus, senior Commercial Art student, removes I ceramic vase from the kiln in Mr. Horns ' room (photo by Pullen). Pages by Paige Pullen 1 55
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Art students enter Night Gallery Night Gallery put on display the art work of Churchill students as well as the work of other North East secondary school students, said Ms. Mary Ausburn, art teacher. Approximately 200 Churchill students entered work in the show. Night Gallery gave students a chance to see their work on display and compare it with the work of fellow students, commented Ms. Aus- burn. A new course. Studio Art, was added to the art class curriculum this year. The course consisted of a quarter each of drawing, painting and sculpting, contin- ued Ms. Ausburn. Studio Art, taught at MacArthur, was offered to advanced art students attending any of the North East Schools. Another course offered at Churchill was Commercial Art. The two-hour course, taught by Ms. Ausburn, had 17 Churchill students and 3 students from other schools enrolled. Applicants for Commercial Art had to have two years of art, a teacher recom- mendation, and portfolio, said Ms. Aus- burn. I enjoy Commercial Art because it ' s a two-hour class; the people are friendly and this provides a good atmos- phere to work in, said Jana Engle, Com- mercial Art student. An addition was made to this year ' s art staff; Ms. Sandy Hancock taught one art class and four periods of English, con- cluded Ms. Ausburn. (A) During a break, art teachers Mr. Charlie Horn, Ms. Mary Ausburn, Ms. Sandy Hancock and Ms. Cathy Solis discuss the students ' work (photo by Moore). (B) Glenda Hoffman adds the finishing touches to her wall mural during art class (photo by Pullen). (F) Working on technique, Robert Mercer and Carl Gustafson practice script writing with ink and quill as Pat Penland offers advice (photo by Wells). 154
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Fi I (A) During Phase II, students test their skills in the simulator (photo by Moore). (D) Mr. 0. C. IHaley stands along side of the new driver education teacher, Mr. D. W. Cain, and Mr. Glen Nicholson (photo by Moore). (E) Mr. D. W. Cain, driver education instructor, observes as Hee Young Kimm, pulls out of the Churchill parking lot (photo by Moore). 156
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