Northville High School - Palladium Yearbook (Northville, MI)

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Keith Dutkiewicz and Tom Viel get to the heart of the matter. Mr. Deskovitz entertains his students with a lecture. Top Left: Hamid Assar watches as his lab partner works with their electronics board.

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fine arts ■i:.. ' Artistically Talented Students Fill the Halls of NHS This department aims to enrich the artistic talents of Northville High students. Within this department students can experience throwing a pot on a potters wheel, firing a piece of ceramics, perfecting their singing talents or playing an instrument. Mr. Pedersen will help a student learn the fine skill of pot- tery making as well as the rudiments of artistic drawing. Within the Music department we find Michael Rumbell help- ing a student to improve his embouchure and tone quality on his instrument, while next door Mary Kay Price can be heard rehearsing with the choir for an upcoming concert performance. Mr. Rumbell holds a practice session with Matt Ho. Diane Kuckenbecker paints her ceramic pot. PattI Barget and Sheila Tiiompson prepare clay for the next class. The Saxophone Trio — Scott Stasak, Rose Sapla, and Linda Hall.

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industrial arts Industrial Arts offers hands on experience Like many other departments, Industrial Arts underwent many changes during the renovation. A major improvement occurred when the auto shop, drafting, and electronics labs were relocated in one central area. With a more unified department and better equipment, students will certainly benefit from their new location. Engineering drawing and architectural design classes are look- ing forward to their new C.A.D. (Computer Aided Design) equip- ment. Using computers will enable students to better visualize their drawings in a rotating three dimensional view. With added equipment and a centralized location, the In- dustrial Arts Department will continue to give students excellent hands on training to prepare them well for future careers. Center: Matt Ashby tells Richard An- dreason, I think I found the problem Top Right: Dave Broad tinkers with one of his favorite toys. Bill troubleshoots to find the problem.