As teacher Trey Hagen watches, Sweet Home Junior High art students smear ink on a screen and student Austin Coy uses a squeegee to scrape it onto a piece of paper for a test run before putting in a T-shirt for the real thing.
“Press down as hard as you can,” Hagen tells Coy.
It’s Wednesday, after school, and the Junior High Art Club is in fund-raising mode, making T-shirts. These particular shirts are actually…