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Art Club is colorful

The art of creating keeps students involved

he purpose of the Art Club is to develop an
appreciation of the fine arts and to acquaint
students with new media and techniques
used in the field of art.
Twenty-five students at South are ac­
tively involved this year. The club meets at least twice
a month to plan field trips. Some of the Art Club's field
trips have been to Joslyn's art exhibit, Bellevue College,
Western Heritage, Old Market, and to the college of St.
Marys' where there are several award-winning art
pieces made by South High students on display.
This year's sponsors were Mrs. Caroline Schmitz,
Ms. Antoinette Turnquist and Mrs. Deborah Larson.
The club's officers were president, Dawn Foreman-
vice-president, Renee Bojan; secretary, Sherry Griger
and treasurer, Deena Snyder.

Renee Bojan develops the art of creating peace.

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Art Club: back row, Rich Murcek, Travis Yarger, Chris Anglim, Michelle Bowley, Manuel Garcia, Christine
Pierson, Domnique Kousgaard; front row, Dawn Foreman, Sherry Griger, Patrica Solberg, Mollie Gazinski,
Renee Bojan, Terri Andura.

Patricia Solberg shows Mollie Gazinski her pottery.

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