Alverno High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Sierra Madre, CA)

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T oooisiiswir lil55llllQEfZilID up Pottery is a Type of decorative or useful ware made of baked clay. IT includes dinnerware, vases, and other household items. The word pottery also means a factory that makes pottery products. The three major Types of pot- Tery are earthware, stoneware, and porcelain. Pot- Tery is classified according to The mixture of clays iT contains, and The Temperature affects both The appearance and if-QT strength. There are four basic steps in making pottery. First, The pot- ter selects and prepares The clay he wants to use. He shapes it. using either The coil, slab or mold method. After The clay dries, The potter may coat iT with a smooth glaze. Finally, The pottery is baked in an oven To harden. Carol Whit- more commented, IT was fun, interesting, and creaTive. CEN Q Using hands To create The swirling effect for her pottery, Carol Whitmore adds a Touch of creativity to her unique design. Many of CaroI's works show impressionable Talent in art. There is no distinction between what is art and what is not art But to do and make with involvement And loving care is the essence. L-' Q23'- 44 Fine Arts Q. 4 With a pencil in hand and attention focused on her work, Virginia Forest draws design carefully on her clay-piece. Many of clay forms include outer carvings like This.

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PENSATION PEOPLE CNE SINGULAR SENSA v ...I Sd R - t X 5 During the Almo Moier, Liz Tremboiy proudly holds up one finger, symboli ing her one yedr di Aiverno. Mosi sludenls Think The Almo Mdier is suildbl while o few wish if could be updated ' ' 3' 46-People