David Douglas High School - Celtic Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Mr, Hahn, senior building ceramics teacher, explains to Lynn Sirianni - V , ff . mm, x We the correct way to form the hands when molding clay on the potter's wheel, in ' ga 'rf W A , 5 3 'sr1 . A 5 V' ' I Mgr' the arts prepare Scots for the future Cliff Perkins runs a piece of Alder through a jointer in the senior building wood shop. I ,Q r A C . ,. Luji rid n et, 55 'nf l V R A Q ,- W if Tvs We-3 ir vi? 7 X, 'W 5 eind i i . fi -.. 1 V7 I L ' L.:-Q? ,, N5 rf, ' f'e'rW -mf M ..t-..r, .Q-la.....f ' Ti' . A Mrs. Harns, home economics department chairman, in spite of the time she works on grades, still has time to display interesting and colorful bulletin boards.

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-MWWW Kay Lee carefully examines her handiwork in Art 5-6. This class teaches the more advanced procedures of today's art. Mr. Beiber demonstrates correct drafting technique to Rex Farthing.

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4 Steve Andersen uses the pacer in the senior building reading lab, Students use these facilities as part of their English course. 5 X1 Q 3 5 Q, sciences and languages reveal 'H' , V ,, . 5'f-agSzwi2 ws A i f , , W , t e W a deeper look into ag. li u l i a sa i ii . the future Miss Dodge, one of our senior building foreign language teachers, performs her daily duties in the language lab. bee ponders a chemistry problem in the lab. Chemistry is an awesome and exacting science. This test tube glass menagerieu provides a different insight into the fascinating world of hydrocarbons, gas laws, and nuclei. Kurt Spicher makes use of head set during his Spanish class in the junior building foreign language lab