Fairview High School - Lance Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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SHOP CLASSES Building For Tomorrow gn- -341 D. Eckman and K. Christianson complete their projects. L. Costello shows off her masterpiece. D. Elliot prepares his project. 'Which VaIve? questions K. Rude.

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From burned banana bread to three sleeved sport shirts, the young men of this year's Bachelors' Survival classes learned several techniques preparing them for the future. With the growing popularity of Women's Liberation, these men felt a need to defend themselves and learn what was once considered - Women's Work. Throughout the year unique pieces of clothing were designed and tasty new foods were created as Mrs. Jane Stockebrand readied these stu- dents for the Bachelor's World. Survival came with all the luxuries, as the guys enthusiastically enjoyed the fringe benefits of the class. Oops, l sewed the sleeve to the neck, says Kevin Bales BUSY Bodes Bl W0fk me Tom Leiper concentrates on his finishing steps. L Stur9e0f1 S MarneY 'VI MCGIUHI G Awelda C Goelfus

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One of the most popular departments of Fairview High was Industrial Arts. One of the classes offered, Jewelry, had quite a few participants, each creating jewelry for his own personal use or to sell in the flea market. Some other in- dustrial arts classes offered were draft- ing, crafts, and wood. The shop classes gave students a chance to use their tal- ents and at the same time earn a little money. Using turquoise, students made replicas of Indian Jewelry. 'alla The results are surprising, D. Elliot. K. Chritianson cleans as Mr. Pauley gives orders. Hurry Up, K. Rude exclaims to L. Costello. 'Watch my technique! D. Elliot.