With its increased focus on peer creativity, Perry Wellness Center is holding weekly art classes. Taught by Phyllis Smith, the classes provide information on principles of art and composition.

According to Miss Phyllis, the classes are leading to improvements in many participants’ artwork, and peers are asking more questions and trying to learn more about the simple facts of artistic composition.

She explains, “I feel that our one day a week is leading to improvement. Peers are paying more attention to me, and I need to better my plans for them.”

Pictured here, peer Laurie Slayton displays her latest creation. According to her teacher, she is active in the class and a leader in asking questions.

“It’s all good,” Phyllis Smith concludes.