Lakewood High School - Cinema Yearbook (Lakewood, OH)

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5 NZ Into the kiln goes a cop- ! I l per enamel pin for firing pa- - i f as ,,,3...a1 W l ' Q r --e V ,M , ,W , k k , X naw siw 4i5wff52,' V, J. was X1 ,ff , ' k ,f 4, 4 0 A raft i i v t f t j Rl fffi- - . - '2'1etgf V' ' ' , is t I i f .,: J ' Art Skills Develop Through Proiecfs While Working on posters and water colors, art stu-A dents study principles of perspective, design, and portraiture. In graphics they study these princi- ples on an advanced scale. A new class in large scale display makes scenery for school plays and decorations for school parties. Crafts students work with leather, clay, and metal. Art appreci- ation, open to all, is required of all majors. l,2l2.l'1'

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, . .,, . .,.,,- Choir members develop pleasing tone quality and abxliiy io blend wlih others by singing in small groups All May Elect Music Groups such as hand. orchestra, glee club. and choir serve as an outlet for talent, and develop musical skill to a high degree ot' proficiency. Classes in harmony and music appreciation, offered in alter- natc years, acquaint students with the fundamentals ol' music notation and with fine musical literature from the classical period of Bach and Mozart, and the romantic period ol' Chopin and Brahms. l,2lQ't' 22

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Industrial Arts Leads to Jobs, Hobbies Printing classes serve school while iraining boys Page 2-1 Machine shop siudenis be- come efficient lathe operators lndustrial arts, as an integral part of general education, provides op- portunities for experiences in sev- eral fields of industry. Boys ac- quire habits of safety and perse- verance in classes such as machine shop, foundry, woodworking, and printing. In drafting, pattern mak- ing, and automotives they study design and construction of houses, Wo-od and metal patterns, and modern cars. Shop math, electric- ity, and driving are also given.