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Musicians generally are very
energetic people, but they also
need to rest now and then, De­
rek Seward takes a break from
band practice to catch his
breath.
Even though art class is only
available to seventh and tenth
graders, other students have a
chance to show off their talents.
Daria Medicis and James
McCue work after school in Art
Club to complete their current
projects.
Art Club
» Bi '
ing, marbleizing, Christmas ornaments,
working with clay, and painting. Art Club
is organized for anyone who enjoys art, and
is open to all grades. Mrs. Fuitak, our su­
pervisor, works along side us and is an in­
spiration to us all. Art Club is a fun activity,
and the members look forward to each
meeting.
Mrs. E, Fiutak, M. Osinski, A.
Art Club, Row 1;
A
Merto, G. Monreol, N. Dunn, O. Micholczyk, T.
Little, S. Daly, J. Petrie, Row 2: S. Constantine, R.
Seller, J. McCue, N. Hanley, E. Sorell, L. Hickson,
M. Holbrook, M. Pobedinsky, D. Medicis, E.
McMahon, Row 3: J, Bialek, A. Murray, A. Lima,
A. Murfitt, C. Sorrell, K. Powers, B. Monreal, J.
Bigelow, P.J. Kuno, L. McDermott
Creative Fun
rt Club is a great way to express
your artistic ability. Members have
been involved in many different ac­
tivities. These activities include basket weav­
Activities 155