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MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1061
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With nimble fingers and imagination, pupils in the sixth grade at
Washington school turned lace and paper into valentines during an
art class Tuesday afternoon. Here Catherine Bradford (left), l"023
Mt. Pitt avenue, and a friend, Teresa Allen, who lives at 935 Murray
street, decide how to combine a pink heart with white paper lace
- for the best results.
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Dennis Kurovsky was combining contrasting strips of paper when Photo
grapher Robert Vroman's camera turned his wayi The pupils chose their
own supplies from a stack of red and pink paper, colored and white crepe
paper and other materials laid out by their teacher. Miss Laura York. The
Kurovsky home is at 1048 West Eleventh street.
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David Landis, wearing his Boy Scout uniform because o' a meeting,
cut out a red paper heart and then used an index finger to swab on
paste. The Landis family lives at 1133 Dakota avenue.
A heart half red and half white was the
beginning idea of Patricia Huffman, who
lives at 1149 Loal street. Patricia appar
ently was interested in something size
able, rather than a dainty valentine.
Robert Lloyd Mann, 1017 West Tenth
street was a stud in concentration for
the. cameraman
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The favorite message of St. Valentine's day, "I Love You" completed Linda Ashton's art work. The
finished valentines were put on a display board by Miss York. Also displayed around the walls were
paintings which the pupils had made to depict scenes from a composition which had been used for
a music class. The Ashtons live at 624 Benson street.
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After combining a large white heart and a -smaller red one, Vicki
Colvin cut crepe paper to trim her valentine. The ideas were the
pupils' own, with Miss York offering a few suggestions. Vicki's family
lives at 1794 Stewart avenue; -,'
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For art classes, the pupils may work together if they wish. Here Cindy Wilson, 707 West Eleventh street, and her friend,
Jill Coltrane, 1116 Winchester avenue, display their handicraft for Photographer Vroman. Toward the end of the period,
the young people tidied up the room in preparation for the next class.
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