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Practical Art classes stress skills Art and Drafting were two areas in Practical Arts in which a student could better his skills and craftman- ship if interested. Mr. Byron Rudihauser offered 3 levels of art, and a class in crafts. In art, paintings, clay works, sculp- tures, and leather works were learn- ed through steps in the different lev- els. Incrafts, decoupage, paper mache, and things that need no per- spective are taught. Mr. George Urquhart taught Blue Print Reading, Machanical Drawing, Drafting, and was also the Diversi- fied Occupations supervisor. He helped students progress from basic principals of drafting to architectural drawing, Ken Fredrickson works on a In art, Karen Rogers finishes her possible school plan in draft- leather wallet. ing. Mr. Rudihauser watches Reta Henry as she develops a vase in Art, while Debra Markham cleans up her pitcher. , . ,pf v x ,QA .- - n .1 ' ' -QS if I.. H: z' f it Q, Q1-mm-. , 4 , 4 Dennis VanLeuven and Mr. Urquhart look at a one story house plan. Academic s -27
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Shop and Ag geared tovvardjobs The vocational shop and agriculture classes were geared toward neces- sary job entry level skills through related information and projects. Mr. Bob Warner taught four levels of Agriculture. Welding and Mechanics were Mr. Rod Donnelly's field, Mr. Joe Lysek was in the area of wood, giving General Shop and Con- struction. Wood crafts and Metals were taught by Mr. Dave Machie, Mr. Warner explains soil differ- George Wimer watches Mr. Lysek change blades on the electric table saw in ences with Ted Blaylock in Ag. the wood shop, Mr. Machie points out that different gears have different types of feetg Robert Kohler and Gary Ainsworth listen. Mr. Donnelly demonstrates the gas cutting torch to Rod Punches in metal shop.
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Music department entertains The music department of LHS, consisting of band, orchestra, and the vocal department, entertained many people in many ways at con- certs and programs. The three di- visions performed in the Mid-Winter and May Music Weel concerts as well as other programs. wig ' ' . dy Under the direction of Mr Bra Band and Stage Band played at all football and basketball games, and marched in several parades, Orchestra, with Miss Beck, gav a special concert in the Spring, Mrs. Faulkner was head of the vocal department, There were three divisions--Choir, Girls' Choir and Mixed Chorus . The band marched through down- town La Grande during many pa- rades. Academics-28
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