Solon High School - Archive Yearbook (Solon, OH)

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There is no end to the ingenuity and resourcefulness that the Arts and Crafts Department displays, on demand! They dash from renovating an old sleigh, the long-time nesting place of Plymouth Rock hens, to making a stained-glass window for a sanctuary. The department is approximately 60 x 30 feet. At one end is a U-shaped area which includes equipment for ceramics, enamel- ing, metal iewelry making, block printing, silk screening and weaving. Expanded Facilities Permit Broadening of Craft Activities X! 5 JT DIANE PETTIBONE removes her latest ceramics project from the kiln. after firing. lt is now ready for glazing. ATTRACTIVE DRAPERIES and model student desk units produce an atmosphere conducive to creative work. Phil Shimits, Judith Pentek, Gary Baumgardner and Sally Amentini cast critical eyes over their latest projects in poster design. 'V+-4 5--4' 5 sfllf ' 'N 'LH iirifflfife l sy ,7 is! , ng

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bs sw. 'if ' Q ,. 5 PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE is given in PBX training to members ofthe Secretarial Practice class. lSenior, Jud- ith Blechschmid, finds a busy board when she takes over., Business Ed Moves Into Spacious Quarters The Business Education Department offers complete secretarial training, as well as general business techniques, in an office environment. The three rooms making up the department are soundproofed and are separated by glass partitions. THE WELL-DESIGNED Typing room contains forty sta- tions, including one row ofelectric typewriters for the use of the members of the Secretarial Practice Class. 1 : XX X. - ff :V j '-Q af.. V7 , 1 -ng ' gT'R9,L. .' G 'r ' 11?-Qs,:f?iAQi1,iA,, v Y if ins. l ' -'i'fif'i,ifefi 7 'if' Wifi iff' ' V 7 'W ff' - it - ' i, Q1 C P if at , viz. :fs WW DQ K ff . A as 22 'gi A.. .K,, .. . ' vw L ' s . ' -mjqfi' l ' ' cu, ., yi il V 4 f ,A ft '- .... .. 'lhlunh-L 5. iz! ,,,, 154 I, tk 1 X s 2 ., f , -'Q L 1 C . I fl.. e f ' '

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'S THE COMBINATION living-dining room area. Furni- ture is by Pennsylvania House, the lamps, by Lennox. The drop-leaf table extends to accommodate twelve. Dinners are prepared and served by the Cooking classes. Home-Economics To New Trends The enlarged Home Economics Depart- ment is all that an altar hopeful could wish for. Here she can learn to be the belle of the ball, the charming hostess, or a budget corner cutter. Equipment added to the three-room suite includes eight sewing machines with cut- NOTHING IS lacking here to make this an ideal labora- tory. Ample individual space, full-length mirrors,work tables with built-in machines make classworka pleasure.