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Members of Avant Garde presented the
State Convention's Luncheon Program, "Decibels and Designs."
Designs interpreted the sounds that accompanied the
program.
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Judy Schafernak's "explosive"
design was accompanied by the sounds of
John Philip Sousa's march. Judy is from
Palatine
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Martha Wiltsie's "The great
Southwest" with Indian drums and cowboy
songs in the background. Martha is from
Glen Ellyn.
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Ana Eng of Elmhurst charmed
the audience with her design accompanied
by the sounds of a thunderstorm.
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The sounds of giggles and
laughter, children on a playground and all
the fun suggested this 8' high design with
plenty of color and slinkies. Designer was
Dee Pinski of Kankakee.
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Sounds of aliens in outer
space inspired Carole Fenton's 8' high design
She now resides in Texas.
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The sounds of kittens and
cats inspired Rosemarie Kachik's rhythmic
design. Rosemarie is from Inverness.
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Church chimes and prayer
as interpreted by Veva Schreiber of Lake
Bluff with calla lillies, palm, and agapanthus.
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India and the song of the
Snake Charmer provided background sounds
for Dolores Wilt's design. Dolores is from
Grayslake.
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Large metal tubes with
large red anthuriums were employed in this
design "the Carillon" by Jan Thelander of
Lake Barrington.
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Stephanie Bradley of Rockford
interpreted the sounds of romantic music.
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Brenda Schindelar of Crystal
Lake's "Sounds of the Jungle" incorporated
two chartreuse acrylic cubes designed by
Brenda, an 8 foot snake (grapevine) and
numerous tropical blooms.
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8/2006
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