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

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Human Relations During the fall semester, Mr. George Sarris, a Henry Ford Community College representative, explains the programs which the school offers. 10B. FRONT ROW: Beverly Masters, Sandy Norrie, Linda Tersinar, Angeline Nabozny, Laura Jones, Brien Swartout, Pat Courneya. SECOND ROW: John Julian, Bob Masi, Victor Golden, Karen VanTubergen, Gilda Orr, Dennis Vogel. THIRD ROW: Wayne Sauchuk, Bill Lakso, Dave Kranich, Don Jakelt Larry Guyot, Rick Salisbury. FOURTH ROW: Ron Putnam, Ken Weir, Mark Sturznegger, Doug Sample, Don Mack, Tim Nowicki, Dave Davidson, Steve Beach. ABSENT: Ed Kochan, Dave Taft. President Dennis Nowlin and other I IB officers Judi Goth, Tom Kwyer, and Sharon Hunter staple down a loose end on their class display at Christmas. Unusual class Sophisticated attitude Curriculor Life

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 'Stvp!t9 tr .’ icloria Stork say s to her 10A s who9 like Eileen Mo In nr, Russ DuChenc, and Dave Ray, urr trying to improve their reading rates. interest in students Tap-tap-tap. “Mr. Shader, do you have a min- ute?” asks a perplexed-looking student. “Why, sure, come in and have a seat, Torn,” offers his counselor. In the Human Relations Department, this is a familiar situation, the private student- teacher conference. The problems they discuss range from relationships with others today to plan- ning for the future. Moreover, many adolescent queries are answered during the regular Human Relations' period. During class, a student studies aptitude and intelligence tests in order to realize his needs, capacities, and even handicaps. Next, he searches into fields which can satisfy his ambitions and talents. After the student has an idea of what he wants to become, his counselor then takes over, filling out work and college ap- plications. Through the years, a counselor has filled out hundreds of these forms. Discuss this project at the next meeting, says Mrs. Jan Flegle to 10B president Chris McKinney. Miss Johanna Malecki, Mr. Arthur Bourassa, and Mrs. Susan Rofferty review a student's record. Kathy Hilbush and Cherlynn Kukhahn analyze ink blots. Curricular Life 17

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prepares for a lifetime of human relations dwelops through class discussions, characterize all grade levels Junior Cher is e Lutone confers with Mrs. Aimer ene Kaufman and Mr. James Irwin, class counselors, dop- ing to have questions about the prom answered for the planning committee. Preceding a school faculty meeting, Hu- man Relations' teachers Mr. Mattheu Zipple, Mr. Harry Adams, Mr. Ford Has- kins, Special Education teacher Mr. Charles West, Mr. James Shader, Mr. Addison Dixon, and Mr. Rudolph Skodack meet in the guidance area to syncronize Department problems. “Did you have something to add? asks Alan Dee as officers Debbie Gingrich, Ronnie LaPointe, and President Lou Arvai check the 1IA agenda. Curricular Life 19