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

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Drama one of the performing arts , cannot be overlooked in the EdselFord humanities program. Mr. Neil Brown, co-sponsor 0 Theater Club, watches his drama class learn by doing. 'L - sv 1 J . r P'-' 4 3 , 1 ff Wai t , H iv,,,. - ,lr Skill in public speaking is developed by observation as well as by listening, speech-making, and debating. Mr. Cordon Cochrane prepares to show his class a movie that illustrates the importance of such oratorical techniques as eye contact and voice inflection. S R 4 2K-'f' V 1 l , As long as one is learning, questions are bound to pop up. Mrs. Muriel Hunt helps zero hour student, Dave VanderHaagen, with his problem. 15

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...more creative students A final examination may pose ques- tions which are unclear. Not certain of the interpretation, Marilyn Ward, IIB, seeks guidance from Mr. Donald Lynch, also a sponsor of the newly formed Writers' Club. nl. :E-. if -. X L' 'Z' -' -ff--R mf' D , .fi W, K .1--5-. , We ish as .,,, sax' Ei? at e 5 Q if Y 5 V V U1 1 J -K, -,, fl ad, qm5Mw, w' k - '-2:-fmizhr: f 1 4 , , human f AX- a ----- Qu., 'e nv - . -.Ns-Q-N mf:- 5 f - U- 'L ' F1:E:E:E':.E:g-- 'ww - QM -E. I 'P-'szini-:S,:::2:-- ' E 1 -' , -.: N :--.-S.-N:-.':-:--5 Yr- M ' irq- ' V- :f??T:-gR:,:A-b,-M.:-',::gt,s, , H' ' J -'.:'1'-I .- , -wr,-.1-,-.,,7-,szsg -- A JM .t...:-,.,-,:,.,::--N - :.,,M,,,,,- Ns - - .waz-,f....,3y1. .5n--.:P.. :N--. . Y was - 14, it -A,.f,:.f,,.,.,q13..,-::,- q--:- . ...M :gg -,T.1'hT'1+ N. 1325: ,izfwzlfkz- :5E:3' . 1 . Q---, . , , - . -:Q ' pf- ,. 1:,,, N ,s .g.. , ,,- -N , ..r 2' Q2..zg'w-5. NN-Q,-.g'.:g'-,:+,.'CL.:' : p21'34N 'Nr2.:52E: :4.11'e:-2 . -,eq-q5m:u-,..11 . 3-...-, -..,,:,.,-.Q .Y .,,, NNN-.NN '-Ice if -2:1--2 xsN- . '-1-1, V... a. N23 'Erswl QS-qui sxzg. N: Directly opposite the door to the teachers' workroom are the windows which look out on the Thornley Court. These windows are decorated for the Christmas season by members of various school clubs. Mr. Donald Patrick and Mr. William Maclntosh pause on their way to the teachers' workroom to admire the Theater Club window. 1 5 , WI ' -A . 'v ' M 3 . Color slides bring reproductions of These .glides neyer seem to bg in great art works to Mrs. Jaylee Alley's the proper Order, Miss G,-ace KD- eleventh-grade Art-humanities class. vatch examines and rearranges them. 17