Western High School - Concept Yearbook (Auburn, MI)

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Art Student Are Crea tive sul A-I H ' ' 1'-ff y, 9 '1 Ha, ha, the Joke is on you, Mr. Schwartz, laughs Debbie Hogan. ,- f.- ,....,, M D iwgwm, Monitor of the week, Bridget Blade, has everyone's favorite DUTY. TammiHofmeis1er and Suzanne Kukla are working hard lo finish our Stadium Fund Drive progress board. 142 f Academics 2

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A' ty I 1 i 3 'rs ... N 5 rl Carefully pouring paint is, Chris Roediger. -11- f X Lynn Snyder works diligently to meet her project deadline. Ah, perfect, exclaims Wendie Walter. 'ALI 7' - ' T lk r--lf-1 ' ' TN .tape Lori Dra ves makes use of the departments paper cutter. Our Art Department at Western offers a variety of classes. Artl and ll are the most popular and largest classes in this department, These classes are taught by both teachers, Mr. Schwartz and Mrs. Cottesman. In their Hrst year, the students are given the basic assignments involving freehand drawings. The second year art classes, Ill and IM are a little more compli- cated. These students were assigned projects including ink, wat- ercolor, acrylics, and the like. Only the serious art students take on the challenge of Art V and VI. This year was spent to further their imagination and creativity. Advanced Art students worked at their own pace, and some of their work was very impressive. Mrs. Gottesman, the crafts teacher, had her students making various projects involving wood clay, metal plaster and copper. 143