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

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For many industrial arts students, formal education ends with their graduation from high school. What they assimilated through four years of shop classes must become their working knowledge of technological background. Their teachers are faced with the task of giving them all the training they will need for the jobs they are to take tomorrow, and of teaching them safety so they may be assured of keeping their fingers and their eyes. It is a difficult task, but is accomplished every year. Amid lathes, blow torches, and drafting boards, the student is required to put both his hands and his mind to work. Since industry is the core of the world today, each student which the Industrial Arts department graduates becomes an important figure in today’s society. His knowledge, ingenuity, and skill become an important aspect of tomorrow’s industry. Develop Technical Skill 27

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BAND-Mr. Mitchell. Row 1. Ray LaBelle, Bruce Summers, David Coward, Wendy Coil, Dennis Rushlau, Nancy Ford, Gasper Buono, Jane Bier, Gail Constantakls. Row 2. Mr. Mitchell, Dan Hill, Gralg Massey, Jo Ann Svitkovlch, Cathy Elliot, Mike Kwait-kowski, Dennis Basner, Louis Blatnik, Ron Lake, Laurie Band MAJORETTES Row 1. Kathy Lorinez, Lenore Mardon. Row 2. Joyce Scofield (Capt.), Karen Smith, Denise Corey. Row 3. Rudy Martin (Drum Major). There is music where ever there is har-mony, order, and proportion. Browne. Whether swinging a drum stick or a paint brush, there is music, not necessarily the melodious kind, ringing throughout A.P.H.S. The halls are constantly alive with the sound of music. Our band, the only high school band to be invited to the Governor’s inauguration, has provided a never ending stream of delight for the Allen Park Community. The vocal department; concert choir, the glee clubs, and chorus, is designed to stress unity and cooperation, and to provide an extended musical background for all A.P.H.S. students. The art classes emphasize the individual talent rather than the group performance, and provide a stimulus for imagination and creativity. Fine arts—any art—is for all persons. If one hasn’t the talent to participate, he at least has the talent to appreciate. Wilson. Row 3. Robert Hale, Leonard Mazglad, Mike Per-donik, Fred Hall, Sam Doyle, Patrick Smith, Jim Tucker, Rick Lake, Ron Nelson. Row 3. Terry Blanton, Dan D’Alessandro, Richard Wallace, Rodney Guy, Frank Vargo, Dennis Lemanski, Larry Hauser, Gerald Weyand.