

Music, art contribute
knowledge of culture
Continuing in their contributions to the cultural
background of students, the music and art departments
offered a wide range of courses. In addition to band,
orchestra, and choir, the music department includes
music theory and music appreciation.
Students taking music theory concentrated on the
fundamentals of writing music, while those in the
appreciation classes discussed different styles of
music and music history.
Music
appreciatio~
students augmented their
studies with a field trip to The Museum of Musical
Instmments at Deansboro, New York, where students
had a chance to try several ancient instmments.
For the first time this year, art students used a
potter's wheel, made gigantic papier mache animals
with chicken-wire bases, and created photo montages.
Art students deviated from their usual studies to
work on posters and scenery for
Come Blow Your
Horn, Oklahoma,
and the Christmas assembly.
Football season
irupire.\ senion,
Karen Dujjy,
Andi
Muehl, and john
Brent to paint thew colorful po.1ter\ for the .\'oru;ich game.
Till' lllrsity choir,
under
the direction of Mr. Willis Walley, rehearses daily ]or its many public appearance.\ throughout the year.
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