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You can still
cgister for
art classes
»
"If you feel that your spare
time is being wasted and are in-
terested in learning a hobby that
can be an enjoyable passtime as
well as a rewarding field, the
art classes at the Youth Center
may be what you're looking for,"
says instructor Terry Carroll.
The Commercial Art & Creative
Illustration Course for adults
and Drawing Class for children
have begun, but you can still re-
gister. The classes are not on
8-week courses so you start class
as soon as you sign up.
Many people may have misunder-
stood previous announcements, so
here is more specific informa-
tion.
The art courses- are divided
^nto two divisions:
The Children's Drawing Class,
■ which children from nine to 13
years of age are eligible. Says
the instructor, "I believe this
is the age range in which children
start getting more serious about
their artistic talents." These
classes are held every Thursday
evening at 6:30 until 8 p.m. The
registration fee for this course
has been set at $3 and $1 per
lesson. The present enrollment
is about 17 students.
The Adult Creative Illustra-
tion Course is offered to anyone
over 13 years of age, dependents
and serviceman. Classes are held
on Tuesdays, from 7:30 p.m. until
9 p.m. The registration fee for
this course has been set at $10
and $1 per lesson. The present
enrollment is about 13 students.
The instructor wishes to ex-
plain his course of instruction
as such, "No experience is neces-
sary for the student. I want to
find each student's weakest point,
whether it be perspective, shad-
ing or simply drawing, and help
him with it, and then go from
there to basic constructive draw-
ing."
If you are interested in tak-
ing either of these courses or
have any questions, contact Terry
at Ext. 4156, and after 5 p.m.,
at Ext. 8619.
it’s news... Call 4156
'TOP TEN OF THE WEEK’
The Top Ten Hits in the cate-
gories; ROCK, EASY LISTENING and
COUNTRY & WESTERN are provided by
the American Forces Radio Station
here. They are taken from the
record sales in the U.S., from
the week ending October 15.
ROCK
1. "Maggie May" & "Reason to Be-
lieve," Rod Stewart.
2. "Superstar," Carpenters.
3. "Yo Yo," Osmonds.
4. "The Night They Drove Old Dix-
ie Down," Joan Baez.
5. "Go Away Little Girl," Donny
Osmond.
6. "Do You Know What I Mean," Lee
Michaels.
7. "Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey,"
Paul & Linda McCartney.
8. "If You Really Love Me," Ste-
vie Wonder.
9. "Sweet City Woman," Stampe-
ders.
10. "Gypsies, Tramps & Thieves,"
Cher.
EASY LISTENING
1. "Superstar," Carpenters.
2. "Never My Love," Fifth Dimen-
sion.
3. "So Far Away" & "Smackwater
Jack," Carole King.
4. "Loving Her Was Easier Than
Anything I’ll Ever Do Again,"
Kris Kristofferson.
5. "The Night They Drove Old Dix-
ie Down," Joan Baez.
6. "Another Time, Another Place,"
Engelbert Humperdinck.
7. "Talk It Over In The Morning,"
Anne Murray.
8. "Sweet City Woman," Stampe-
ders.
9. "Gypsies, Tramps & Thieves,"
Cher.
10. "If You Really Love Me," Ste-
vie Wonder.
COUNTRY & WESTERN
1. "How Can I Unlove You," Lynn
Anderson.
2. "Rollin' In My Sweet Baby's
Arms," Buck Owens & The Buckaroos.
3. "Easy Loving," Freddie Hart.
4. "I'd Rather Be Sorry," Ray
Price.
5. "I Don't Know You Anymore,"
Tommy Overstreet.
6. "The Year That Clayton Delaney
Died," Tom T. Hall.
7. "Quits," Bill Anderson.
8. "Fly Away Again," Dave Dudley.
9. "Rings," Tompall & The Glaser
Brothers.
10. "You're Looking At Country,"
Loretta Lynn.
Teacher in
the spotlight
Gena Shibley, one of the kinder-
garten teachers at A. T. Mahan, is
our teacher in the spotlight this
week. She is a graduate of the
University of Hawaii and Peter-
borough and Toronto (Ontario,
Canada) Teachers' Colleges. She
is a pre-school and primary spec-
ialist in education and holds a
bachelors degree. Her teaching
experience includes kindergarten
in Toronto, Ontario; second grade
classes in Hampton, Va., and Ran-
toul, Ill.; kindergarten at Clark
AFB, Philippines and kindergarten
and second grade in Hawaii.
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