Annapolis High School - Catamount Yearbook (Dearborn Heights, MI)

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Uffiee flue! Hlerieezl kills Developed The Business Department is con- stantly striving to meet the needs of the students in regard to new courses. For the 1976- 1977 school year, the two courses that have attracted the most students are typing and accounting. An anticipated drop in high school enrollment may make it necessary to offer some busi- ness courses on an every other year plan. In the past and pres- ent the business department has been very fortunate in having good equipment for its office practice classes. This year there was not a two hour office practice block. In the future the business depart- ment hopes to have one. 5 Mr. Ed Miazgowicz shows Jessie Whitney how to figure accounting problems Mr. Ronald Wrublewski dictates a memorandum to Heather Mrs. Sandra Reszczyk dictates to her typing class. Dzuibek.

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Srpanding Crfward More Diverse Skills The main objective is to provide our students with skills and knowledge to enter a given trade or industry. In the last three years the I. V. E. department has made many changes to update our depart- ment. To list a few, new and safer equip- ment has been added, curriculums have been updated, and new classes and two hour blocks have been adopted. A lot of time has also been spent in adopting new safety procedures. Through enrollment and completion of our in- dustrial education program students can bridge the gap from school to industry making a wise career choice which fits their abilities, aptitudes and interests, Mr. Dennis Patrick talks about the ratio of air-fuel mixture. Mr. Dave Langdon gives oral quiz on identification of tools Mr. Blake Logue lectures on how to cut sheet metal.