Del Norte High School - El Rio Yearbook (Del Norte, CO)

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girls. Boys too today need to goodness for women's lib! Miss Art - In art classes with Mr. Turja, the students do everything from rough sketching to macrameg other projects include scratch board, god's eyes, water coloring, and string art. Mr. Turja teaches methods for finding the right perspective and drawing pic- tures with vanishing points, along with how to use charcoal pencil, using water color brushes and drawing in ink. ,As HOME ECONOMICS - Homemaking is no longer just for know parenting, cooking, sew- ing, and house keeping. Thank Newby and her classes constant- ly tease us with delicious aromas in the halls, with puffy down jackets that are so warm in our cold winters and with tantalizing teas and dinners. 62 ' ' fnflfw 13, Y . . 1 , Ae., re . , -fs f-N1 .L:t7g155iA' E 2 p A . Y ls? to 'O s If , , 1 ' , l f - 2 - W . U. I' t I ,jx J, ' 1 x. V f ' ,- If Q ,ff .' ' 55 ' j g f ig-L TS Q. 'F t C U , fx., 4 .... N . ,f .I . ,. I I ,1 if i I : Y X ,: . 4. WMM... -,Z ,, e -2' . img?- -- N f,.,,,1 . xr-g-gm-, ,.-us ijuvqf 25532: :Nu '. H' - ,wg 'rail - ffm mst --' . 1 FVY j X I ff ,,. ,ji ' ' 5,1 , - jf l gi Xu' Xji f r V F X . j 2 n -. my ARTISTIC ABILITIES

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t , TC? - KX n t Q , , F65 1 y f Q 5 K al s-'s i'1 . 'l IAC? -e Turn Back the Clock, the 1980 Ir-Sr play, was a comedy involving the family problems in the fifties and comparing them to ours of today. It shows that generations never change. The lunior - Senior play cast included some sophomores for extra cast members, who are Bill Ianas and Darin Nelms. The make-up crew was Barbara Archuleta, lanet Atencio, and Mary Sierra. The stage crew Eric Pierce and Iim Swartz, The announcer was Brenda Mortensen. The show went on with the following actors and actresses. Mrs. Palmer Christy Goers and Konda Tyree Evie Kim Keeling and Debbie Miller Sally Laurice Harrison and Andrea Wakefield Irene Cindy Preas and Rita Peckumn Maybelle Annette Heller Hilda Robin Black and Cynthia Pierce Phyllis Cheryl Arellano Barbara lBabsl - Shawna Off and Tammy Grauberger Charlie loe Tucker Iohnnie Ian Heller Mr. Palmer Quintin Willis Larry Mike Skaff Ollie Dennis Blea Red lim Raifsnyder Extra Tim lohnson. I A ,-., . ily: 4 ,Q A -ti' - 1-:, '. V,,4 f-1-'K K ' ' ' Y x xy 3- x XY. x Sf? sr 3' tk. 61

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f 'tr- CERAMICS- Mrs. Archuleta and her informal classes in ceramics have given students an opportunity to create both practical and decorative pieces. Students may select their own greenware, the colors of glazes they wish, thus making this a very creative project. WOOD SHOP - The sound of electric saws, the sawdust in the air, the smell of freshly cut wood are all signs of the birth of an original work of art. It may be as small as a bread box or as large as a storage barn, but all are a work of love. Mr. Wallace is the attending doctor at every new birth. ,it u Ii' it 1.1. ,,. N. ' 1 ssl ' ,. r kg' is if P2 fog 4. K t it , X 1 X 'I ARE E HA CED 63