Safety Harbor Middle School - Reflections Yearbook (Safety Harbor, FL)

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Students completed their drawings With 1 A STROKE OF THE PEN t Architectural drawing and graphics are intro- ductory classes to basic architecture and basic printing methods. Both classes, taught by Ms. Chenault, require skills in art, math and geome- try. They give the student a taste as to what the job is like in the printing field and various me- chanical drawing careers. The architectural drawing course is taught on an advanced level and it includes desiging, drawing and building Above: James Smith helps Charles Armesto on his eleva- tion drawing. Right: Ms. Chenault instructs Keith Gilkes and Jenna Streett on their de- sign. 78 T Architectural Drawing an Graphics scale models of a house. Each six weeks grading period a different draw- ing is featured. These are plot plans, floor plans, el- evations, perspectives and many other draw- ings. The course also fea- tures an introduction to basic, and complex, ar- chitectural and engineer- ing tools. These tools are used in the proper man- ner as students complete their drawing. The fifth period archi- tectural drawing class al- so worked on several oth- er projects such as electrical, plumbing, heatingkooling and en- ergy conservation plans. All of the plans were car- ried out to proper scale and measurements. Dur- ing the course of the year, the students worked on these drawings with de- termination and dedica- tion. This paid of, for the they learned how to make certain designs more ef- ficient and more econom- ical.

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Above: Jason Defazio and Jill Whitley concentrate on their typing in Mr. Morig's business class. Left: Jason Zaborske works diligently at the sewing machine creating his sewing project. Vocational 77

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Ms. Chenault critiques Iay Gaylord on his floor plan. Iulie Hafner designs her floor- plan with concentration and dil- ligence. Architectural Drawing 8: Graphics 79