Northside High School - North Star Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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Art, Industrial Arts Display Creativity Paintings, sculptures, showcase displays, posters, and the Christmas windows were just a few of the art department projects which brighten- ed the hallways. Students found they could express their creativity through courses such as Ceramics, Printmaking, Visual Arts, Textiles, Jewelry, and Advertising Design. Art class members expanded their knowledge with a field trip to ln- dianapolis, where they visited ln- diana Central College, the indiana Flepertory Theatre, and the ln- dianapolis Art Museum. Art Club members held monthly workshops where they created products such as jewelry. New to the department was Mr. Kenneth Kronewitter, who replaced Mr. Don Rogers. The industrial technology depart- ment appealed to both males and females, offering such classes as Graphic Arts, Electricity and Photography. Mr. Jack McCurdy, new to Northside this year, taught courses in Woods, Metals, and Syntheticsg and Architectural Drafting. Smile! Senior Michelle Mackey uses a tripod to perfect her photography skills for Mr. Phil Hallenbeck's second period class. ...f ' Phines Jackson adds another hour of work to the rocking chair he is constructing for Mr. ll11cCurdy's Woods, Metals, and Synthetics c ass. Patience is a necessity for junior Mike Comp- ton as he adds his talents to the art departments Christmas window display. Compression 113

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Mr Terry Hitchcock Mr James Metzler Mr Robert Newton Miss Donna Palivec Mrs, Cindy Riegle Gym Classes Offer Change of Pace Where would one find classes that provided the opportunity to swim, play tennis, volleyball, handball, learn to square dance or become a lifeguard? The Northside Physical Education department, of course! All of those and many more were offered to students majoring in physical education or just looking for a chance to add some variety and exercise to their school day. Cheerleading class provided the varsity, reserve, and freshman cheerleaders with time to improve their cheers and work on spirit signs for the hallways. Weight training and conditioning was a popular class for guys wanting to get in shape for one of the Titan athletic teams. Students Julie Johnson and Teresa Maxwell are ready for Miss Donna Palivec to return the ball during a volleyball drill, while Donna Ridley looks on. Compression 115