West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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Mechanical Abilities Are Developed Zzzzzl The familiar sound of skill saws was heard from vvoodshop. The boys learned to make blocks of wood into chairs, desks, or tables. Their skilled hands were trained to create new objects with the precision of professionals. The boys could always take pride in the near perfec- tion of their work, and could use their skills working around the home. lVlr. Smith ll R Useful items take shape in woodshop. A good eye and a steady hand are necessary in drafting. 28

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Art Exhibits Creativity Self-expression Mrs. Turley Art, in a sense, is a kind of magic: and the artist is the magician. He gives simple materials, such as paint and clay, dimension and meaning. Art students could develop an exciting hobby, or perhaps a career. Many times during the school year the art students made the halls at West more attractive with their original displays. 29