Norwell High School - Accolade Yearbook (Ossian, IN)

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Art Students create . . . The An Department tries to bring out hidden talents in students. A student in art class can express himself through his artistic abilities. The Art Department at Norwell is headed by Mrs. Shady. Mr. Earheart, a senior at St. Francis College , assisted Mrs. Shady a portion of this school year while doing his student teaching here at Norwell . Four an classes are available to the students who are interested in being creative .

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Eight departments — provide learning experiences Departments make up the biggest part of the school . They are responsible for the many hours of study , lecture , and time spent to achieve the goals of A ' s, honor roll, credits, and most of all graduation. In the hours accumulated in eight various departments, students are able to achieve what is known as a well-rounded education. Here they mold one of the many steps in their staircase of life . (Top left): Randy Buuck and Mike Heckber, stu- dents in the Boy ' s Home Ec. class, prepare des- sen for an in-class feast. (Middle left): Darryl Werling, senior, masters the an of welding. (Bottom left): The library, in one of its more quiet hours. (Top right): Miss Auman, advisor, and Cathy Close, senior editor, discuss the year- book. (Bottom right): Randy Grogg, senior art student , creates an abstract acrylic painting on canvas.

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develop skills (Opposite page): (Top left): Ronnie Hunnicutt, sophomore, listens to instructions before he begins to water color. (Top right): Sophomore, Jon Bennett w orks with water colors in Art 1. (Bottom left): Mrs. Shady takes time out of her busy schedule to smile for the photographer. (Bottom center): Stephanie Keesling, senior, makes a picture with ink. (Bottom right): Debbie Hatfield, freshman, concenuates on the an of water colors. (This page): (Left): Belinda Webb, freshman, enjoys her an class. (Top right): Tammy Simpson, sophomore, makes a face mold on a fellow student. (Bottom right): Mr. Earhean demonstrates the an of face molds using plaster and a human model.