European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - April 16, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 8 a a a the stars and stripes monday april 16,1990 Roundup Dodds concert scheduled for april Berlin a forty eight High school students representing 17 department of defense dependents schools in Germany will give a concert in Frankfurt april 22. The student choir which also will travel to the soviet Union april 27 through May 6, will present an hour Long concert at the Central Chapel next to the Frankfurt High school. The concert will begin at 4 . Students were selected last october. They have had three rehearsals in Frankfurt and have logged countless hours of work at Home with a study cassette to prepare for the trip music director Gary Kelb said. The soviet tour will be the first for a Dodds High school choir Kelb said. The Frankfurt concert is free and open to the Public. Association offering College scholarships Heidelberg West Germany a the european Region of the United states army warrant officers association is offering scholarships to graduating seniors. The chapter will provide up to four $1,000 scholarships to 1990 graduates of department of defense dependents schools. An applicant must be a family member of a regular member of the warrant officers association and must attend a College or University in the fall. Scholarships will be based on academic achievement Community service and recommendations. Each applicant will also be required to write a Short essay. Applications must be postmarked by May 1. For More information Contact chief warrant officer 3 David Adams at ets 3706050 or civilian 06227-9144, education student Art works line cafeteria Walls at Lakenheath american Middle school England where Dodds  participated in a weekend workshop As part of the 10th annual Young in arts festival. Brush with Dodds arts festival paints a new world for students by Amy Geiszler Jones . Bureau Raf Lakenheath England a As Sophomore Alta Bowman stroked Bright yellow paint onto her first Clay sculpture she mused about its destination. A a in la give it to my parents and maybe  hang it up a a she said brushing More paint onto what looked like Long tresses flowing upward above a yet unpainted Gray face. A for they might put it away so no one will see it a a the student from shape High school in Belgium added looking up from her creation with a Tittle laugh. Alta was one of about 245 department of defense dependents schools Atlantic Region and British students who spent an artistic weekend at the Lakenheath american Middle school participating in 52 workshops in the visual arts and dramatic disciplines. Also among the students were eight from Dodds schools in Bermuda and Cuba and three German students. Each school within the Dodds Atlan tic Region sent about five representatives. The workshops part of the 10th annual Young in arts festival were taught by several Dodds Art teachers and professional British artists. Students in kindergarten through fifth Grade designed danish style mobiles created sculptures from paper and made paper puppets. Older students Learned to Bend and weave Reeds into baskets to design abstract silk screen prints and to use a Xerox copy machine As an artistic tool of expression. High school students also toured London museums including the museum of the moving image and the National gallery. The Lakenheath school cafeteria was transformed into a student Art gallery. Works by Dodds at Antic elementary students lined the corridor Halls. Every available classroom was converted into a makeshift workshop Stu. Dio. Chelsea Windal a 10-year-old from the Host school said she found print making a a interesting As she pressed a Grapefruit half with Neon Pink paint on its Fleshy surface onto her masterpiece of the Day. A she and others dabbed the edges and a amps Amy Gela Lemonas tips of Cut up pieces of fruit vegetal student Chelsea Windal 10, of Lakenheath american Middle school in England Bles and sponges into paint transform presses a painted Grapefruit half on paper to create colourful Art. Ing Blank paper into brightly coloured abstract Art with the impressions left by their unconventional  a i like print making and i like working with paints a the fourth grader said. With an Eye toward an Art career Chelsea said she plans to continue taking Art classes. For some students the festival provided an introduction to new Art forms. Shelly King a senior at Lakenheath who Hopes for a career in the fashion design world was enthusiastic about learning to mix Art and fashion in the silk screen workshop. A a in a excited to see the results. It does no to look hard a she said As she waited to reproduce her design onto the cloth. She planned to incorporate her abstract design of a couple on a seashore into a jacket or a shirt for herself. The festival which will be held next year in the Allied forces Central Europe schools in the Netherlands promotes the arts and exposes students to a variety of Art forms through workshops displays trips and performances said Jean Grant the arts and humanities coordinator with dodd5-Atlantic. A kids can strongly focus on their work a Grant said. The types of workshops depend on resources available. To a it a a Nightmare to organize a she said. Workshop space and lodging Tor the students Are primary worries Une year the workshops were held in a circus big top she said. Students arc usually housed with local families. Berenice Alcock a British artist based in London and in Leicester found the festival a quite Good Tun. Think everyone should do Somcio s  likes Art for another reason. A a it a unlimited. With math and to Gish you can Only go so far and to a a  with Art you Don t Nave Are rules