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

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777001 Smith, John M O 1 Edsel Ford Period Subject Pages 1 Art and Business 22-23 2 English Humanities 24-25 3 English Humanites Hum Rel 26-27 4 Human Relations 28-29 5 Foreign Languages 30-31 6 Math 32-33 7 Music 34-35 8 Phys. Ed 36-37 9 Science 38-39 10 Social Studies 40-41 11 Vocational Arts 42-43 12 Aides 44-45 Instructing 21

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It is through teaching that we become able to instruct and put that knowledge to use. ABOVE Mr. Robert Dillingham demonstrates a typical way of instructing. TOP LEFT: Mr. Alan Drake's horticulture class is the ideal situation for Dave Andrusiak to use his new knowledge. TOP CENTER Through Mr. Radde's help, Margaret Sanson is improving is improving her typing ability. RIGHT Mr. Herman Boatin excercises an essential means of teaching that of aiding the individual student. BOTTOM CENTER Dawn Olson shares her knowledge of the bird court with Edsel's young visitors. 20 Instructing

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Business skills, art opportunities available The numerous courses offered through the Art Department are basically interesting and pleasurable. These elected courses instruct and motivate students to produce many pieces of art work. Opportunities to create and express themselves are provided through drawings, carvings, sculptures and paintings. A new addition to the Business Education Department is Mr. Chuck Radde, advisor of the T-Bird Tunnel. Assisted by senior Dave Sauchak in managing the school store, an attempt has been made to promote healthy and nutritious foods. The T-Bird Tunnel now sells Cranola and protein bars, sunflower seeds and raisins besides the usual school supplies, candy and novelties. Approximately one-third of Edsel Ford's seniors are involved in co-op. Mr. Richard Feusse, department chairman of the business program, and Mr. Charles Steen assist stu- dents in locating jobs related to their elected courses. Mr Richard Feusse Mr Charles Steen Mr Ralph Hashoian Mr Lofton Fritz