Harborfields High School - Harborlight Yearbook (Greenlawn, NY)

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1 ll R I R. Slocum CHAIRPERSON 128 INDUSTRQAL ARTS l INDUSTRIAL ARTS The engine roared to life as the students looked on with disbelief. They had brought the old, tired lawnmower powerplant back to life, even if it had taken almost a full semester. lt ran better than it had when it was new. Now they could fix almost any two- cycle engine made. Meanwhile, back in architecture class, students were worrying about R-Values and stress points. Any student in this class could tell you that these deal with insulation and the parts of a building which support the weight of the structure. An industrial arts course can be an exciting and rewarding experience, especially if you want to learn a practical skill, without spending a half day at a vocational school. Something's wrong with this voltmeterf' an unidentified student complains as he attempts to repair a connection. DRAW! A mechanical drawing class gets under way with the guidance of Mr. Indelicato. You won't use that picture, will you Doug? Watch me! Senior Brendan McDermott is distracted during elec- tronics class. iff ,141 QS,- F. Gulla I. lndelicato

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'si 'wa zz l Anchor those elbows! It takes concentra- tion, skill and a lot of H20 to throw a pot, as Iulie Riggs knows. Precision of a different kind goes into the film development and careful pen- cil work being done by Chad Gronbach and Adam Mayerson. R. Schwen C, Ronge Chairman 1 1 5:25251 -III 1 It's neat and messy, It s quiet and noisy, It's fun and frustrating, But mostly it's Awesome Art HUVW I QI 1 He fell twice. His sneakers kept slipping but he had to try again . . . A flying jump off the top of a six foot fence and click - the picture was taken. This would be a great stop-action photo for Art Studio in Photography, one of the courses offered by the art department. Mrs. Ronco's classes were til- ing the wall with ceramic adap- tations of drawings they had done at the beginning of the year, while students in Mr. Schwen's and Mrs. Graber's classes were creating imaginary worlds in oil paint at the front of 310. The Art department offers expertise and guidance in both traditional and avante-garde media and portfolio develop- ment. When interviewed by this reporter, Mrs. Ronco of- fered this quote: The doing of art is a totally satisfying, glad- dening experience. These rooms are warm, human places for students to be, and occas- sionally to find, themselves. Cb Q--5 B. Guterman F, Graber DJ!