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

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, N. Q ' 9: MR. EDWARD MIAZGOWICZ explains accounting to his MRS. SANDRA RESZCZYK shows her Office Practice class class. the fundamentals of shorthand. sv- YW i'QV!'.' , f I A I 'J Q - ' N iii? . L S. ., Q ' Q . irlw ii ragxmqwyynfszzwff' ' X Q -.- igvww wllnugggl 141 A rv U V -'1w , 1 u 'fi .ji MRS. DOROTHY ROBINSON assists one of her students, Denise Piccoli, with some office filing. BUSlNESSf95

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Business Department The business department will continue to offer a wide selection of courses to allow as many Comes Through Again. students as possible to participate in this area. The Office Practice Block and the Shorthand - Block will contain updated materials to provide l for the needs of the seniors, as they prepare to ' enter the business world of work. gb . 3, All of the subjects taught will provide for the A if expections beyond the normal high school . I I ' L years ------ those of the future. f. H ysg, 1 ,ttisa I U g , A 5 - - I tisi ! at ,WI I . '4 I MR. WILLIAM NICKEL calmly explains legal aspects of libel suits f I in his Business Law class. . ,Q xazefl W 'fs' sr f- ,uf- ,,, , . I is fW f ' MR. AL HELNER, also Co-op instructor, waits for answer. ' g 1:5 1 ,-. ive ,, ll 5 A . +. :ff s ' r 5. 531 ., 'f-wt' ' ' T ' ' ff gn is I if To x.,kA, 1 K H zwfiffh -buf -fn: W . 5 V ' ' 4. 'Q 1 f ' fi sig: ll I Q -V 'f um 1' Y XX A , ' Y yr, uw...M sw W ' at W K '- MR. RONALD WRUBLEWSKI explains the proper way one should endorse a check. 94fBUSlNESS MRS. SANDRA RESZCZYK, former drill team sponsor, aids a student in briefs in shorthand.

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Students Gain Technical Experience MR. LARRY ROOT explains proper technique in using a digital meter. .0-M, I ., :Li .f 0-as v ' R' Q A ' X ' 'wwf' 5' s-.-A. . Auto 3844 teacher, Mr. john Borovsky, explains piston com- pression and the main cause of piston ring trouble. 96flNDUSTRlAL EDUCATION The need for Industrial and Vocational Education in today's world is becoming more important with the development of a more technical society. It is our goal to keep up with this demand in our course offerings, equipment, and curriculum. The courses are designed to provide entry-skills into a given field of study. The student, through practical experience and on-the-job training, with the right attitude and motivation, should become a first class technician. rl-ig l 11? .P ,J ,K ., a.5.:5,f?2y'fF'- . X., gnc!-li? A vn- Department head, Mr. Terry McDonald, looks over a World of Work students' homework assignment.