Northmont High School - Bolt Yearbook (Clayton, OH)

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This year the students in Northmont's Auto Shop learned the fundamentals of the make- up of the automobile. Throughout the year the students tried different manuevers with numerous parts of the car. Mr. Singleton let the guys work at their own pace, and they accomplished further knowledge of Auto Mechanics. uto Shop Provides Vehicular First Aid E , HH ll' an TOP LEFT: John Cornell's aching back tells him bending over art projects has got to go . ABOVE: Good buddies: good students: good artists: good hams p Cindy Hoffer and Duncan Macpherson steal the show. 47 i

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Art Classes Are Growing The Northmont Art Department has grown from a small general art course to a diversified, expanding department including three levels of instruction, Art ll, lll and IV, Art History, and Arts and Crafts. Mr. Cornell teaches Art ll and Arts and Crafts, while Mr. Skaroupka has Art lll, IV, and teaches Art History and some Arts and Crafts classes. Students are generally left to their own devices as to what they can or should produce, as to encourage their own unique development in Art. Students who plan to con- tinue in art are not at odds with the students who take the course just as a pleasant form of self-expression. The first three years try to explore as many mediums available to a school art department as expenses and involvement allow. Art IV is the culmination of everything learned before, when the student compiles a portfolio shown in the Spring Art Show. TOP RIGHT: Norm Skaroupka checks out the kiln. BELOW: John Cornell opens a jar of glue the hard way. BOTTOM RIGHT: Roy Singleton carefully inspects the problems of an ailing vehicle. ,i 5 it 5 .l- .1-...--- ,411- wr-,,nN

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wr- Students Set Print In Graphic Arts K Mr Fleynolds shows his students howto cement a metal plate. W'-'-LTX 53 wax 1 5 4