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life  Is ........ MagentA                                                        The  teacher' s  help  and


                                                                                            opinion  was almost always a  valu -
                                        -c hrissy  niederhaus-                              able asset. JoAnne Stevens offers both
                                                                                            to  Junior  Jason  Heida. (J.  Burns)
   It never failed! It  was impossi - ed confidence," she said,  sen  by the teacher," she  said.
  )le to escape! Throughout the  " they seemed to enjoy class   Stevens emphasized that the
  tear it  became apparent that  more."                      curriculum was more important
  he same old same old had be-   "I liked art because I could  than the contests. Of course
  :ome more than b o ring ... use my own creativity and  there were many aspects of
  hose  once prized rose colored  imagination,"  said  Senior Ken-  class  besides  preparing  work
  )lasses  had turned a  horrible  dra Scott. "I learned a lot more  for contest that occupied time
  hade of puce.                in  A.P  art than I ever thought I  and provided enjoyment ....
   The re  was  more than one  would. It  gave an inside look at   Monique the mannequin
  Jay  to solve this  problem, but  what to expect in  college."   made yet another appear-
  :Jme  chose a more interesting   Over the course of the year.  ance in  the drawing  classes .
  1pproach.  The y  took  an  art  many contests and displays  She bared her talents and
  lass .                       took  place as  weii.Competi-  proved herself a  " different"
  For  the students who took art  tions  such  as  Joslyn,  Sc holastic  model.
  lass es , designing and produc- Art Awards, St . Mary's, DeSoto   Granted, if  the inactivity of a
  lQ the art took on a much dif- Bend Wildlife , and the Bellevue  plastic  statue got boring, there
  3rent  perspective than sket- Senior Contest gave students a  was  always the  challenge of
  hing  stick  people on a  piece  chance to display their talents,  drawing the  very  active art
  f paper. It  was a  process of  and possibly receive an award  room mouse.
  1arning  new techniques and  for them.                       Th rough contests. displays,
  1edi as.  perfecting ski lls  and   According to teacher MarĀ·  mannequins  and a  lot of  hard
  Jlent,  and drawing upon inner  gie Schimenti,  Youth Art  work,  this  year's art classes def-
  :sources  for creative ideas.   Month,  w hich took place in  initely fought the bordom blues .
  Teacher  Jo  Anne  Stevens  March,  was also  an important It wasn't  long before those
  ressed  that it was also impor- event.                     puce colored glasses  turned
  mt for stu dents to enjoy what   " It  was a  recognition of chil-  back to a nice shade of rose ...
  tey  were doing. " If  they didn't  dren in  the fine arts. It  wasn't a  No  ... definitely maqenta! e
  e  art,  then they didn't do a  contest. but it was an honor for
  )Od  job. Once students gain-  the student's work to be cho-






























                                                             One of the new tech- This  year the addition of

                                                             niques  that the p o ttery  classes  the Watercolor II  class gave
                                                             prac ticed was throwing pottery onto  students another advanced art
                                                             the wheel.  Junior  Mike  Moss  smooths  course . Learning her basic skills.  Senior
                                                             the sides  of his  pot. (M.  Bruning)   Cindy Kinsler  uses  salt  to enhance the
                                                                                           texture of her brick painting. (L.  Custer)




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