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Taenagraph 3 Bloomington-Normal. III. Fb- 4' 1972 BHS artists outline details of first shows cf i I 1 i lf Niccwondcr. Mark Forth. Nancy Krucger, Jeff Bair.

Chris Love. Gary Bovd, Sue Damey, Robin Gullickson and Mike Krcltlcy. If Bloomington High School studentj have been spotted protecting odd khopod object from the clcmenta the past few weeks, thcre'i a good reason for it Over 40 ttudcnU have been collecting and putting the finishing touches on artistic pieces of work for the first BHS art dhow at Eastland Mall. The show open Wednesday. Another BHS art exhibit is already on display at Fairway Gallery In the McLean County Bank.

Eastland's show involves freshmen through seniors and both art and non-art students. Entry fees paid by students go to the Art Club, sponsor of the event. The Fairway Show, on display all month, is by advanced drawing and painting classes and senior studio students. It includes mostly paintings, drawings, and assemblages. The Eastland Show will feature many different forms of art work sculpture, crafts, collages, paintings, drawings, ceramics and architecture projects, to name a few.

Both shows are to provide recognition for the students and to offer works for sale. Items for sale will be marked as such. Students will be on hand at Eastland after school to explain various processes used in creating the projects. "1 I The entire project has been student-planned and carried out. It is the first Ume the Art Club has sponsored a show of this nature, although individuals have entered their own work in other public art exhibits.

Actually Art Club Is a new idea at BHS too. Members meet Wednesday nights for workshops and to hear guest speakers. Officers Include Amy Snyder, president; Lynn Clchon, vice-president; Val Asbury, secretary; and Mitch Anhclcr, treasurer. They were primarily responsible for the show. The student who have art entered fii the two shows are coached by Herb Curtis, Mrs.

Betty Aamot and Gary Wolth, all of the BHS art department. The school offers two basic art courses, half year elective courses in individual areas and senior studio. Artists whose work is entered In one or both of the shows are Mitch Anhcier, Valera Asbury, Alice Cargill, Rhonda Dillman, Dan Donaldson, Cindy I la mm. Sue Harrison. Martha Lyddon, Lori Rodman.

Jeff Sanders, Amy Snyder, Ben Taylor, Mark Weaver. Steve Brandt. Drew Hoffman, Walter Hulh. Steve Meredith, Theodosia Price. Wannctte Rusk, Karen Shaw, Ron Smith, Paul Theobald, Julia Violano, Rhonda Wellcn-rciter, Shirley Williams, Brad Wollrab, Carol Tomlin, Sylvia Barton, Ben Lee, Karen Kohl.

Craig Russell, Rich Satchwell, Lee Wollenschlagcr, Peggy Herman, Lisa I PA 1 nrt r-. v4 I 11 I 1 i 1 Mitch Anheier, 112 E. Taylor, was among tnrit in two Bloomington Pntl(nT nntCnPS buy finishing brush strokes to High School ort exhibits to bo on di-I Wff UV.M-. fI acryjc KMpfurti Hil 4rt pay next week In local galleries. Honor roll Pontiac, Paxton, Gridley -h mP- 7 1 ist outstanding students Pontiac Gridley Useful entry Tower of wood Art variety A mobile and macramo work, examined by Val Aibury, aro txamples of art work to on exhibit.

A tall wood construction made by Lynn Cichon checked out this green ceramic dith while preparing items for public student exhibits. Amy Snyder, 1301 E. Washington, has boon entered in Eastland's show. By Don Mover GRIDLEY Thirty-six students have been listed on the honor roll for the first semester at Gridley High School. They include: Seniors Steve Egle, Dianne Gilmore, Holly Rodgers, Ed Schlipf, Feter Ron Romersbcrgcr.

Marcia Hardisty, Gerhard Kamischke, Art Schlipf. Juniors Loren Funk, Kris Hauser, Don Meyer, Joy Knapp, Teresa Punke, Randy Funk, Tim Hayes, Gail Bachman. Sophomores Janet Gilmore, Barbara Gramm, Sonia Kuntz, Jim McKcy, Edith Witzig, Joy Bachman, Debbie Romersbcrgcr, Kathy Schlipf, Gail Starkey, Doug Punke. Freshmen Bob Brown, Barbara Egle, Brad Gramm, Gail Gramm, Ann Stoller, David Gramm, Rick Kirkton, Debbie Gassman, Cindy Nyberg. Bruer, May Coyne.

Bill Deemer, Susan Dunham. Teresa Durham, Sandra Edwards, Phyllis Eloc, Debra Erccd, Putzi llanckamp. Moira Harris, Mile Hocken-bcrry, Kathy Hocrner, Dave loder, George Jacobson. Greg Johnson, Janet Kipfer, Kay Kuline, liorri I.ce, Kathy Leister, Larry Lyons, Diana Mays, Mary Sue Noland, Janice Page, Dave Popp, Cheryl Reynolds. Jim Rhode, Diane Ryan, Carolyn Samuels, Laura Sellmyer, Barbara Semmens, Mark Simundson, Ann Skipton, Dan Somcrs.

John Spaniol, Eloy Sparks, Kathy Stevenson, Lynn Swartz, Nancy Wilson. Rita Brinkman, Malinda Brooks, Bob Busing. Michelle Carter. Susan Crowley, Bill Dunham. Peggy Gamer, Terrl Gray, Sue llockenberry, Roger Kuchenmeister.

Jcancttc Larsen, Mark Legner, Paula Manker, Bill Manker, John McCarty, Jorj Ann Mullen, Lynda Powley, Doug Reno, Dave Ritter, Robby Ruff, Lee Ryerson, Chuck Schopp, Ruth Semmens, Alan Siegert, Kay Ann Smith. John Spalding. Lucy Spalding, Mark Wassner, Wendy Wilson. Carol Wuebbens, Sandra Zehr, Roger Amm. Pam Burnsidc, Valeric Clark.

Cindy Creamean, Sue Dobbs. Mary Drager, Gary Fitzpatrick, Sheila Graff, Mary Ann Green, Mike Hoover, Jan Jobst, Anne Lame, Steve Lanning, Dennis Legner, Gary Mays, Cindy McCabe, Dave Meng, Jean Nolan. Jay O'Neill, Nancy Roberts, Joni Rodino, Mary Schopp, Ann Stodd, Patti Stone, Debra Trainor, Keith Tribley, Sheila Vicars, Shari Worthington. By Bill Dmr rONTIAC-raul Blakeman. supcrin-tendcnt of Pontiac Township High School, has released the semester honor roll.

The list Includes 161 names of students who achieved grades of or better for semester work. They include: Hocky Edwards, Carol Monical. Lisa Tipler. Gins Borsche, Craig Buchanan, John Johnson, Sam Burkhead, Nancy Lambert, Chris Monical, Rhonda Brinkman, Karen Casson, Cathy Cramer, Dan Daluga, Cathy Eilts, Janet Einnestad, Roberta Eitzsimmons, Mitzi Guminski, John Hamilton, Scott Hamilton, Carol Hoer-ner. Katliy Kopp, Janet Kuchenmeister, Kathy Mabis, Bandy McCullough, Mary Ann Murphy, Penny Parsons, Jill Rapp, Tom Sancken, Kathy Schopp, Lynn Schultz, Kathy Shancbrook.

Karen Si-niundson, Cathy Somcrs, Jan Speirer, Cece Stodd, Jean Taylor, Susan Taylor, Cindy Adams, James Buchanan, Jim Buchanan, Bob Clay, Jean Donnell, David Eloe, Mary Erschen, Kevin Gueldenhaar. Juliannc Lindquist, Jay Lowenthal, Sharon Maxson, Paul Panno, Jane Porter. Julie Porter, Mary Pouliot, Bill Bitter, May Beth Sabin. Alan Schrock, Deborah Smith, Kathy Smith, Maureen Smith, Dave Strang, Bonnie Thompson, Shirley Weber, Mary Wilken, Roberta Alfred, Ann Boddington, Ruth Branz, David Paxton PAXTON (PNS) Students on the honor roll for the first semester at Paxton High School include: 1 nukJI 11 A wood burning by Rhonda Dillman, rflSflC TaSteS am' an acry'ic an' issue paper collage from Mark Weaver, at left, will join hotel construction viewed by Lynn Cichon and Peggy Herman in photo at right, for Art Club shows. El Paso picks two for citizenship honors 1 i i if ,,111 1 1 1,1 1 in mi 1 1 ui win irn iimlii r-i-- Suit Mft A i PI.

i tt vA jp i By Sharon Sutton EL PASO Chosen as this year's recipients of the Good Citizen Awards at El Paso High School by the Peoria Chapter of DAR, are Shari Mool and Arthur Drake. Seniors Tom Johnson, Jane Marshall, Patricia Marshall, Michael Moore, Roger Owens, Roy Parkin, Jane Quinlan, Barbara Ryberg, Evelyn Turner, Jane Voldcn, Jeanne Williams, Marc Decker, Diane Elson, Walter Sandhagen, Victoria Tomak, Janice Wilson, Debbie Hudson. Susan Naugle, Sharoll Schaumburg, David Carlson, Barbara Carter, Vickie Dye, Jeanne Elliott, Dennis Fairchild, Stanley Foster, Marilyn Hood, Sheila Rydell, Cynthia Shilts, Glynn Stamper. Juniors Maryls Dunivent, Laura Fox, Steven Mineer, Kurt Moore, Mar-lcne Tribbey, Jon Guthrie, Christine Beer, James Dunnan, James Niewold, Cathleen Peterson, Bonnie Holland, Ann Dimond, Owen Tucker, Dennis Carpenter, Ronald Graham, Julie Gritton, Betty Reitz, Cynthia Shunk, Jodi Smith. Sophomores Teri Fredrickson, Regina Lee, Daniel Rust, Kathryn Stagen, Pamela Chellberg, Roy Jenkins, Joleen Johnson, Kathy Laszar, Anita Rattonetti, John Suslavich, Steve Sypult, Debra Allred, Carlene Hasselbring, Brenda Carleton, Candace Erwin, Paul Kupferschmid, Jon Vanier, Anna Woller.

Freshmen Laura Bittinger, Marcy Epps, Duane Frichtl, Robert Grone-meyer, Yvonne Hoover, Ruth Moore, Mark Volden, Ellen Beer, Jane Buhr-master, John Chamberlain, Jack Cole, Vickie Corning, Marcia DeShasier, Steven. Douglas, Lisa Fairchild, Michael Frichtl, Judith Hudkins, Patricia Owens. Roberta Brannon, Theresa Elliott, Cindy Eppelheimer, Sharon Kupferschmid, Daniel Stagen, Anne Thatcher, Teresa Tucker. They were selected by the senior class and the faculty at El Paso High School on the basis of their outstanding leadership, dependability, service and patriotism. They were selected by the senior class and the faculty at El Paso High School.

Shari is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dwain Mool. She is currently serving as vice-president of GAA of which she has been an active member for four years. She is also senior class secretary and chorus president.

She has been active in AFS, French Club, FHA and her church youth group. Shari was homecoming attendant her junior year. Arthur, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Drake, is a member of the Na-' tional Honor Society, associate editor of the school newspaper and is very active in band.

Shari plans on working after graduation. Arthur will attend college and hopes to major in journalism. Paintings of all shapes, sizes and kinds are just part of the variety of artistic creations completed for the BHS shows at Fairway Gallery and Eastland Mall. Works will be offered for sale. (Pantagraph Photos) Power of paint Arthur Drake Shari Mool.