Durham High School - Messenger Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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041: pmfmenf MRS. Nlixni' L. Mlxsox Director The artloversznnong usenjoyed excellent opportunities for culti- vating good taste, artistic skills, amid an acquaintanee with the fa- nious artistic geniuses of the ages. Although the courses hi her de- lmaitinmuit :ire strietl5' electives, hlrs. Blason, cnir beloved teacher, niakes the tliree-year art course vein' pcumular. ller success is in- deed obvious when we see Durham High School students carrying off highest honors in one art contest after another. XVe point uith pride to our artkus and their guide. . . . Ou the other hand some of us art students showed no signs of hlossoining into Miehelangelos, adore our ettorts though we niiglit. R6I1lGl1llJGI' those sadly unidentifi- able creatures the luekless few carved out of soap? Hide thine eyes, oh muse! PAGE 28

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J cfuairiaf 04'ZfJ ,beparimenf MR. H. C. C0LL1Ns AND MR. GLENN PALMER Waiting in the Cold luneh line for some of those lust-ions sandwic-hes and pastries, we girls have often heen awed hy the unnatural sounds that issue forth from the haseinent windows on that side of the huilding. A eurious grrinmling souncl has led us to wonder what strange things those are that dwell in the lower regions of our sehool. 'llhe hoys. hrave c'reatures, are unimpressed. Vnlike us they have often ventured into the niidst of those terrifying niachines and have actually learned how to niake theni 'ttiekf' The boys who take industrial arts work in the vocational niachine shop or study the arts of woodwork and mechanical drawing! They spend niore tiine in their industrial arts class than in any other. but ot course they also reeeive more eredit for work in that class. All of the eourses in this depart- nient are popular electives. The hoys who learn the industrial arts are in a, very pravtical way preparing' them- selves tor life in the Machine Age! and enjoying the process. PAGE 30