Bloomington High School, The Gothic, 1971, Page 78
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Feelings, Ideas Expressed In Art, Drama78CERAMICS/WEAVING provided achance for all amateur sculptorsof BHS to show their talent. InCeramics, members were free todo any project they wished. Theycould either throw a piece or usethe hand building method. Themost popular methods of weavingwere macreme and knot typing.The members of Painting andDrawing were also free to dowhat ever they wished, althoughthey were limited to two dimensional projects. They most oftenused ink, pencil, water colors orpastels.The Drama Club limited itselfto patomimes and one act plays.A special performance of singleact plays was put on in the spring.The club also went on a field tripto see an IU performnace.UPPER LEFT: The Reverend, playedby Tom Kinzer, appears to be reprimanding the lady, played by MelanieMiller, on the evils of eating ice cream.UPPER RIGHT: Christiane Geoffrioncenters her ball of clay on the potterswheel.LOWER: Using just a pencil, CherylWaldon does a sketch during Paintingand Drawing. |
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Bloomington High School |
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