Edsel Ford High School - Flight Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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Transcribing a class assignment are these In a style show at Edsel Ford. Carol Nekola models a housecoat which she made. the print shop, Gan Sourbeck types out copy Rjck Young and Fred Paulsen disassemble a trans- the Linotype machine. mission in auto shop. Paul Demers is adjusting a lathe in machine shop.

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 MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE The Mathematics Department stresses the import- ance of every student’s learning; to think logically and analyze critically. It also aims to teach stu- dents the interrelationships present among those mathematics courses offered at Edsel Ford. The Science Department helps the student build a foundation for a better understanding of his natural environment. This is done by broadening the stu- dent's knowledge of the interrelationships between the biological, chemical, and physical laws. Paul Triemstra observes and records the progress made in a chemistry experiment.

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shorthand students. Pat Jeannin, Carolyn Lehn, and Gwen Capler are working with Mimeograph machines in one of our business education classes. business education, industrial education. Putting the finishing touches on a wooden table Vince Wasilt works on a layout which he is preparing leg are Jerry Tilley and Mike Conant. for his drafting class. AXD ll«MEMAKI. (i The main objective of the Business Educa- tion, Industrial Education, and Home Eco- nomics Departments is to build a solid foundation of fundamental skills for those who do not intend to continue their formal education after high school. These depart- ments prepare students for positions in the business office, in the manufacturing estab- lishment. and in the home. Manv students planning to go to college also take courses in these departments to obtain a wider field of knowledge.