Arthur Hill High School - Legenda Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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. Students Create Usefu1'Objets D'Art' e 'ig yn 'L..,, , ,F-fm . x Tom Lambert puts painstaking effort into his model for the Christmas display. Tom jones and Jim Birnbaum check specifications for the wiseman model. Projects from the art classes often fill the showcases with objects to attract the attention of every Hillite and visitor. Although art stu- dents are given definite assignments, they use their imaginations to the greatest when fulfilling them. The students enter their posters in con- tests, with many of them winning awards. Clay work, jewelry, and many different de- signs made from clay are some of the con- structive, and more pleasant, tasks of the crafts classes. These classes produce many things the students themselves can use. Mechanical and architectural drawing are very serious courses. These are required for those who long to be engineers or architects. The curriculum calls for deep concentration and very strict attention to details. Industrial arts teaches boys to work with wood and metal safely. These students make things very useful for their daily lives. 1 John Herman works with clay in his crafts class