Allen Park High School - Imprint Yearbook (Allen Park, MI)

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MISS BETTY JANE LARSON Office Machines Office Practice B.S..M.S. Central Michigan University University of Michigan Department Chairman MRS. ESTELLE CARTWRIGHT Typing Shorthand B.A. Blue Mountain College Wayne State University MR JOSEPH KOSSIK Sales Bookkeeping Business Law B.S.. M.A. Eastern Michigan University Reserve Football Coach skTa MR GEORGE LAVINE Law Sales Typing General Business B.S. Eastern Michigan University BUSINESS STUDIES PROGRAM WAY TO BETTER FUTUR Throughout the day the clicking of typewriters and office machines can be heard as the Business Department prepares its students for a career in the world of business. The business curriculum includes both be- ginning and advanced courses in general business, typing, shorthand, and bookkeep-ing. Typing courses are also available to all students and provide numerous opportunities for application. MRS. HELENE WEEBER Typing Shorthand B.S. Western Michigan University Wayne State University Michigan State University Maijorie Flannigan helps prepare for a business career with practice on the business machines.

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MATHMATICS HELPS DEVELOP LOGICAL MINDS MR. HARVEY STALLINGS Advanced Mathematics B.S., M.A. George Peabody College Jacksonville State College Department Chairman Math Club 22 MRS. JANE BROWN Algebra Geometry General Mathematics Business Mathematics B. Ed. Llniverslty of Toledo University of Michigan MR. RICHARD KUUTTIL Algebra Geometry Calculus B.S. Shop Mathematics University of Detroit Eastern Michigan University Wayne State University MISS MARY GRAVES Advanced Mathematics Advanced Algebra Business Mathematics B.S. Marygrove College MISS PATRICIA KERNS Algebra Geometry Business Mathematics B.S. Wayne State University Minds pondering, thinking, calculating until they develop an answer from the jumble of numbers — this is the study of mathematics. Through the study of numbers the student is helped to develop a mind that can think things through logically. College prep students have an opportunity to study algebra, geometry, and trigonometry. Students on a business curriculum study general math and business math. Algebra I introduces students to logical applications of math. Gary Coogan and Terry Nickels diligendy pursue a solution to the equation. MR. JOSEPH MEDRANO Geometry Shop Mathematics General Mathematics B.A. University of Michigan MISS NANCY SMITH Algebra Geometry General Mathematics B.A. Marygrove College University of Detroit Future Teachers' Club

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MR. LEROY DURFEE Counseling Auto Mechanics B.S., M.A. Eastern Michigan University University of Michigan Department Chairman INDUSTRIAL ARTS Drafting and Auto Shop are two of the many classes offered at Allen Park as part of the Industrial Arts curriculum. Here Mr. Mihatsch assists Phil Nagy in completing a drawing as Ken Olshewski struggles to avoid asphyxiation while repairing this exhaust pipe. Humming saws, racing engines and lathes all mark the many activities that occur every day in the Industrial Arts Department The department's goal is to train young men in different mechanical skills. The industrial arts classes provide opportunity to learn drafting and to learn how to build and repair objects in the auto, wood and metal shops. MR. LAWRENCE SMITH Drafting B.S., M.S. Stout State College Allen Club MR. ROBERT SUMMERS Woodshop B.S. Eastern Michigan University Assistant Cross Country Coach MR. RONALD WALKER Metal Shop B.S. Stout State College Reserve Football Coach MR. DONALD .ITT LEM AN Auto Mechanics B.S.. M S. Stout State College 24