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

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MR. EUGENE DYER Vocal Music B.S., B.M., M.A. Anderson College Eastern Michigan University University of Michigan MR. MICHAEL MIUD0N1S Art B.S..M.A. Cleveland School of Art Western Reserve University Eastern Michigan University MR. WILLIAM EHLHARDT Adult Education Child Accounting B.A.. M.A. University of Michigan Eastern Michigan University Dan Rosbury and Ron Watkins paint In water colors, one of the many fields of art covered In Art I. A! Cary looks on Intensely as Mr. Milidonts demonstrates block lettering. Heredity and environment mold a student into a very unique individual. And as each individual is subjected to life's many moods, deep impressions are made. Our fine arts department strives to stimulate the students and to produce their creative abilities through its music and art classes. The emphasis in the art classes is to stimulate the imagination of the individual; to teach him the principles of color, design and perspective and to bring them closer to self-satisfaction. The Music classes are designed to stress the importance of unity and cooperation. The vocal students learn harmony, self expression, and rhythm, memorization of ones part is also essential. Band students are taught synchronization and timing. With these objectives, talented minds and creative fingers—students find the perfect atmosphere to practice their creativity. Pottery making is another form of creativity studied in Art I. Dan Rosbury Is elbow deep in his creation.

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MRS. LUCILLE TARRY Family Living Sophomore Unified Studies B.S., M.A. Wayne State University Future Homemakers of America Department Chairman MISS REBECCA JOHNSTON Home Economics B.S..M.S. Western State College Michigan State University MRS. CORAL TANNER Home Economics B.S. Michigan Slate University Future Homemakers of America Ed Tall Illustrates one of the many skills acquired in the Boys' Home Arts Course. Sewing machines, clacking pans, and rattling dishes — these are the sounds of the Homemaking Department that tell you exciting things are being accomplished. The Homemaking Department's goal is to train young women for their future role as homemakers. They achieve this goal through the study of cooking and foods, sewing, and methods of sewing. HOMEMAKING BUSTLES WITH 25 DIVERSIFIED ACTIVITY

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EXPERIENCE AND TALENT ARE RECOGNIZED BY ALL The ambitious participation of the boys at Allen Park High is the key to success for our Boys' Glee. Along with their ability and hard work the boys attain vocal excellence. Practicing under the direction of Mr. Eugene Dyer, the boys have gained a more thorough knowledge of diction, breath support and tone blending in their singing. Their hard work is always gratified by the applause at the Christmas and spring concerts and by their high rating at the District Choral Festival. Mr. Mitchdl, band director, is caught playing his saxophone with the band. How 1: Joe ()ddo, Ed Pagli, BillConnock, M a nine Wallace (Pianist), Mr. Dyer, Nick Butsicaris, Den Egan, Gary Coogan, Martin Balle. Row 2: Guido Campagna, An Haddock, Ron Yokley, John Ogen, Chris James, Tom Frisbee, James Dodds, Mike Jordan, Bob Ulrich, Denny Royce. Row 3: Dale Hogan!, John McKay, Ricky Dunn, Richard Merritt, Jim Walt, Dale Stone, Mike Westfall, John Fodo, Michael Czarnik, Bill Car- rasco. Row 4: Bob Dodge, Joe Bove, Mike Spada, Dan Hvlander, Neil Reid, Bill Bratten, Jeff Armstrong, Butch Dunn. Ron Davies, Sam Taru-fdll. Row 5: Dan Anderson, Chuck Katona, Richard Bodnar, Joe Alulia, Morey Tanner, A1 Rogozin ski, Doug Shepard, John Lojewski, Dick Rwetz, Don Akerley. Not pictured: Ron Watkins. Bob Medlen, Don Yokley, Jim Scofidd, Gene Georges.