Thur».. Moy 22, 1975 (Sec 1) SANDY (Ore.) POST — 11
Student art work at
Mt. Hood show
Over loo works arc scheduled
lor exhibition in the Mt Hood
Community College student
center May 27 through June 13
lo r
the a n im ili
Student
Invitational A rt Show
Sludenl artists at the college
have been invited to display
their ln-st works during the
show All categories ol visual
arts including weaving. Ialine,
print making, lettering, paint
mg, draw ing, w atercolor,
Nchulpture. ceram ics and
lewclry w ill lie on exhibit
An a rt show “ gives the
students a chance to find isit
what is involved in exhibiting
works, which is so important Io
an a rtis t." explained Louis
Mateo, MHCC visual arts in­
structor and coordinator of the
show
The free display is open to the
Jazz festival
draws 3,000
Nearly ¡ immi musicians from
over 1Q0 high schools competed
in the Eighth Annual Northwest
Vocal Jazz Festival at Mt. Hood
Community College Saturday.
public
Monday
through
Thursday from K a m to 9 p m
and Friday from 8 a m to 5
p m
“ G etting works shown is
detinately beneficial to the
artist and tin* comm unity,”
continued Mateo In addition to
huving their works on display
lor two weeks, cash prizes are
alsp being awarded
C om petition began e a rly
Saturday m orning and 12
schools played in the finals at
7:30 p.m.
“ This had to be the best
program we’ve ever had as far
as competition, performances
and organization.’’ said Hal
Malcolm. MHCC vocal jazz
T H E Chantels, a group from Lynnwood High Si hoot in
Lynnwood. Wash., paid a spe< ial visit to handy F rid a y for
a perforniant e a t Sandy Grade Si hoot. The singing group
and its a iio m p a n y in g musicians were participating in a
vo« at jazz program at M l. Hood < oinmunity College.
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Malcolm originated the vocal
jazz meet in 1968 at Mt. Hood,
the first of its kind for high
school vocal ensembles in the
nation
The groups were divided into
categories fo r the fe stiva l
based upon student population,
cutoffs being 500, looo, and 1350
Single “ A “ was the division for
the fewest number of students
Seaside High School under
the d ire ctio n of Kathleen
Hogsett earned fir s t place
honors in the A category.
Kogue River (Gene Simmons)
and Toppenish High School
(Gerald B u rn finished second
and third, respectively
Tyee High School under the
direction of David Cross took
fir s t in the AA division.
Washington High School (Don
Gisseb and Anacortes High
School i Bob K n o rr) were
second and third
J im DeBusm an's South
Eugene High School ensemble
won first in the AAA division.
Hudson Bav High School
(Ed Sessions) and Columbia
R iv e r H igh School (Bob
Montgomery) were second and
third.
S eattle’s Roosevelt High
School ensemble under the
direction of Waldo King placed
firs t in the AAAA division.
Gresham High School (Gary
Funk) was second and Highline
High School (Michael Kysar)
third.
The non-mixed division honor
went to A C. Davis High School
of Yakima under the direction
of Roger Stansbury Kay West
of Roosevelt High School in
Seattle was selected as the
festival's outstanding vocalist.
Roosevelt and Tyee High
schools of Seattle are repeat
winners in their divisions
S p a g h e tti
d in n e r
p la n n e d
A spaghetti dinner with all
the trimm ings w ill be served up
at St. Michael’s Church Sun­
day, May 25, fro m 2-5 p.m.
Prices for the annual meal
are adults. $195; ch ild re n
under 12, $1 25; senior citizens,
$1 25; and a special fam ily fare,
$6.50.
Naas
Reception
set
Norval .Naas, who is retiring
as principal of Boring Grade
School on June 30. w ill be
honored at a reception from 1 to
5 p.m. June 1.
Naas has been at the school
since 1946
Friends and form er students
a re i n v i ted t o a ttend.
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box $4 00
2 Victorian chairs
$4000. new lam p shade $2 00,
vanity with m irro r $25 00, cistern
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antique m irro r $25 00
Lots m ore items, 1195 SE 5th or
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