STUDENT PRODUCTION OF ART, DRAMA & DANCE, 1973
STARRING KEVIN BRUNK
July 12, 1973
RM 262 GRANDSTAND BUILT & ATTACHED BY STAFF
AND WILD THINGS & DANCERS
July 12, 1973
ABOUT YOUNG BOY MAX DRESSED AS WOLF
WREAKS HAVOC ON HOUSE & SENT TO BED
PARENTS SEND MAX TO BED FOR BAD BEHAVIOR
BAD MAX IS PUNISHED BY PARENTS FOR HIS ACTIONS
AT MIDNIGHT MAX’S BEDROOM UNDERGOES
A MYSTERIOUS CHANGE INTO A JUNGLE
AND HE SAILS TO AN ISLAND WITH BEASTS
MAGICALLY THE S.S. TAKES HIM THERE
MAX IS HAILED AS KING OF WILD THINGS
HE ENJOYS PLAYING & DANCING WITH SUBJECTS
MAX FEELS LONEY
AND RETURNS HOME
ART STUDENTS APPLAUDED FOR A+ PROJECT
ART STUDENTS HAPPY ABOUT THEIR RESULTS
BH SCHOOL ADMIN., TEACHERS & FAMILIES ATTEND
MISSION IMPOSSIBLE TV STARS & FAMILIES
STUDENT ACTORS & DANCERS
STUDENT ACTORS & DANCERS
MAKING PAPER MACHE’ LARGE ANIMAL HEADS
"The first step in the making of large paper mache' animal heads is the shaping & construction of wire & cardboard into an armature." Lyle Suter
"Cardboard from a grocery box is cut with a mat knife and shaped into a circular supportive neck."
"Students work in teams on the larger heads and enthusiasm begins to grow."
"Crumpled newspaper is added and held in place with masking tape."
"The next step is the mixing of wheat paste with warm water to a slightly thick cream of wheat consistency."
"Lumps are dissolved by mashing them against the sides of the pail or between ones hands, Yuk!"
"Paper towels are then dipped in the wheat paste solution, wrung out and applied to the paper sculptural animal head."
"Students use scrap wood, cardboard and wire left over from construction of a classroom addition for assembling frame, fill in body with newspaper - crumpled or layered - and then finish up with paints and colored tissue paper."
MAKING PAPER MACHE’ LARGE WILD THINGS
"The first step in the making of large paper mache' animal heads is the shaping & construction of wire & cardboard into an armature." Lyle Suter
"Cardboard from a grocery box is cut with a mat knife and shaped into a circular supportive neck."
"Students work in teams on the larger heads and enthusiasm begins to grow."
"Crumpled newspaper is added and held in place with masking tape."
"The next step is the mixing of wheat paste with warm water to a slightly thick cream of wheat consistency."
"Lumps are dissolved by mashing them against the sides of the pail or between ones hands, Yuk!"
"Paper towels are then dipped in the wheat paste solution, wrung out and applied to the paper sculptural animal head."
"Students use scrap wood, cardboard and wire left over from construction of a classroom addition for assembling frame, fill in body with newspaper - crumpled or layered - and then finish up with paints and colored tissue paper."
BUILDING THE GRANDSTAND
BUILDING THE GRANDSTAND
PAINTING THE BACKGROUND
PAINTING BACKGROUND
THE TREE MONSTER
THE TREE MONSTER
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