Lanier High School - Viking Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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,f ff 'Fr zz . , ttf, is f f A 4 it I K . br-'Y' 1' Zi .iw 'le Y 'ffrrl or relaxation, money or just iun they put their creativity together and made something from nothing. Crafts were very popular. Handmade items meant more to them than store goods. Taking strands of bright reds and blues, with patience and imagination, Mary Bacon created designs on shirts, jackets, tablecloths, and pillows. t'Embroidery gives me pleasure and relaxes me, said lviary, Hastings, molding pots and vases out of of clay gave her They make very said Genie. forward to a possible stimulated Cheryl Vranich in her oil painting. Though she never took lessons, with natural talent she sold some of her work. She swept colorful oils onto a blank canvas and turned them into something worth a couple hundred dollars. While painting you can relate your true feelings, said Cheryl. Painting to give to friends pleased her the most. T Using the torch to melt and solder silver, Tracy Blashill transformed his ideas into rings. He repaired friends' jewelry during spare time. Having a job as a silversmith helped turn his craft into a source of income. lt takes a lot of practice to become a good silversmithf' said Tracy. addr I l- I Patience is essential to good crattsmansl Terri Kostoff smooths out the rough edges her metalwork on a grinder. Above right: For relaxation, Mary Bac detail of embroidery on shi pillows and tabiecloths.