Berkley High School - Bear Tracks Yearbook (Berkley, MI)

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AJ 1 Miss Dallman questions Miss Filiatrault and Mrs. Briggs about the prospect of getting new typewriters. Mr. Orlik tries to place co-op student Sherri Heike in a job that will leave her time to do homework. 'N X Al. 3 I Mrs. Crisp tells Mx. Brann that he must erase all errors before this time writing will be accepted. page 35

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tudents Plan for Business Careers my . Some of the fundamentals taught by the business department are precision, accuracy, and neatness, as Well as the techniques of commercial law and commercial mathematics. Business students learn the exacting disciplines needed for each specialized subject. Learning the above disciplines can be useful in other fields. Typing and Mr. Fernane, junior class advisor, discusses the success of this year's junior-Senior Prom with the seniors. page 34 shorthand have long been used as tools of more efficient ways to study, to prepare papers, and to take notes. They are most valuable subjects for any student going to college or into the business World. Almost any student, regardless of the future occupation he desires, will find the business curriculum, now being offered at Berkley High, helpful. Miss Gross, Mrs. Takis, and Mrs. Emig decide to give a final exam for typing. Q04 ix , W -M 454- N

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hop Courses Combine Knowledge i N w i w l Y w During a metal shop break Mr. Sargent and Mr. Stanek take time out for a chat. Ed Biegan tightens the bolts on a wheel, while Mr. Barron looks on. 5 E Q 5: H ? N 'sl Auto shop teacher, Mr. Barron, pitches in and works IIIQ' V.,.V, : Q A ll , V L - W N on the cars with his boys. 'L 5 io ol .Q Q P ' - i n Nick Robinson checks over a mechanical drawing problem ii M with Mr. Boivin before handing it in for final grading. 'l ' 1 '3 4 Y page 36