RHHS Art 1 Sculpture - Organic v. Geometric
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This document is a class roster from an Art 1 class taught by Lorne Brandt at Rock Hill High School during the 2011-2012 school year. It lists 20 students enrolled in the class: Anthony D., Artèmas C., Ben B., Brooke B., Des P., Dre W., Jonathan A., Jonathan C., Lauren C., Lauren K., Leslie O., Maddie T., Micah B., Paco L., Shelley M., Taylor H., and Tate M. The document provides no other text.
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