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North Farmington, Harrison Students Add Color to City Snow Plow Blades

North National Honor Society and Harrison art students painted the five murals on Dec. 1.

  • December 6, 2012
 
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North Farmington National Honor Society students and Harrison art students prepare to paint snow plow blades Saturday at the City of Farmington Hills Division of Public Works. City of Farmington Hills
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Blades on plows at the City of Farmington Hills Division of Public Works are lined up and waiting Saturday for students from North Farmington and Harrison to paint them. Credit City of Farmington Hills
City of Farmington Hills Dept. of Public Works Superintendent Kevin McCarthy, left, talks to student artists about the services the city provides. Credit City of Farmington Hills
North Farmington National Honor Society students and Harrison art students prepare to paint snow plow blades Saturday at the City of Farmington Hills Division of Public Works. Credit City of Farmington Hills
Students paint a little school spirit onto a snow plow blade Saturday at the City of Farmington Hills Division of Public Works building on Halsted. Credit City of Farmington Hills
Students create a snowy scene on a snow plow blade Saturday at the City of Farmington Hills Division of Public Works building on Halsted. Credit City of Farmington Hills
North Farmington school spirit shows as students paint a snow plow blade Saturday at the City of Farmington Hills Division of Public Works building on Halsted. Credit City of Farmington Hills
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A group of more than 20 National Honor Society students from North Farmington High School and art students from Harrison High School no Saturday painted murals on five snow plows at the City of Farmington Hills Division of Public Works.

The students created the designs for the plows, which include Sydney Raider, the NFHS mascot, and a snow theme.

DPW Superintendent Kevin McCarthy took the opportunity to educate the young residents on services the city provides. The project was coordinated by Bethany Correll, a math teacher and National Honor Society advisor at North Farmington and Kimmi Dukes, an art instructor at Harrison.

Source: City of Farmington Hills news release

Related Topics: City of Farmington Hills, Division of Public Works, Harrison High School, National Honor Society, and North Farmington High School

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