Brighton High School 1954 Yearbook (Rochester, NY) - Full Access

GUEST SPEAKERS, SKETCH TRIPS, and a guided tour of the Memorial Art Gallery keynoted the Art club's program. In projects of silk-screen printing, photograms, and ceramic tile decorations, members found on outlet for creative expression. Also favored by club members were water-color pointing, pen and ink sketching, and oil point– ing. Group sketching of a model was another popu lor feature. lend– ing a hand in school function post– ters was the club's service project. Directing brushes and chisels were adviser David Smith, officers Judy Sto Ike r, Bonnie Bedford, Jane Miller, and Pat Coli ier. STANDING: LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Smith, Strumph, Feinbloom, Chenoff, Lowens[ein, Kaiser, Loveland, Cragg, Demarcq, Corbett, N. Rappaport, S[em, Meier. SEATED: Stalker, Mariano, Armstrong, Beers, Hahn, Clarridge, Freeman, Gibaud, R. Rappaport, J. Miller. THE AERONAUTICS CLUB, piloted by president Ed Valmore and keeper of the log Alan McAdams, "buzzed on its way." The dozen aviators participated in spring and fall model airplane meets. John Cox advised club members in the planning and construction of models. LEFT TO RIGHT: McAdams, Mr. Cox, Williamson, Maim, Pett, Meyer, Att– ridge, Eannon, Valmore. r/Jui/Jing Ca:Jl /e:J !Jn :Jfte -.Air