Auburn Adventist Academy - Rainier Vista Yearbook (Auburn, WA)

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ART Clay, oils, chalk, endless new beginnings are the story of our artistic development. Under Mr. Child ' s guidance, these media become tools of creativity. What a challenge to take an idea from one ' s mind and translate it with the hands to a picture or sculpture! Let your imagination go free, then find a way in the art department to express its ideas.

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS Take a clunker of an auto and make it run. Mr. Farver will take you through the steps in Auto Mech classes. Once you get it running, he ' ll teach you to drive it during Driver Ed class (and get an ulcer from your strange left turns into traffic)! Need to get some metal shaped or welded? Mr. Spady can show you how in Metal Shop. His patience is well known, but don ' t try to do poor work. You will have the privilege of doing it over until you develop the skill you need for future usefulness. Where do the builders and woodworkers get their skill? They probably practiced in Mr. Freitas ' Woodworking classes. Shelves, cupboards, skateboard ramps, water skis, whatever is made of wood can be fashioned in the Shop. And then next door, nimble fingers tie the knots of macrame, tool leather, and polish ceramic pieces ready for their glazes. Manual dexterity comes to its greatest test as steady hands produce useful items for the home. INDUSTRIAL ARTS - 15