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Art
Class at Baron Byng High School, n.d.
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At
Baron Byng High School, Anne's students were mostly girls. Boys
were supposed to take classes in mechanical drawing, but some
of the more interested boys found their way to the art room
where they were welcomed and given special projects.
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A
former Dean of Concordia's Faculty of Fine Arts was one of the
boys taught by Savage. In 1967, Alfred Pinsky recalled in an interview
given to Arthur Calvin; "She didn't try to tie us down,.
The girls might be doing decorative things for something, but
she never tried to get us to do it. We were boys, we didn't feel
that decoration was for us, so we did other things."
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Anne
Savage teaching the boys, n.d.
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