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

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Home Economics Home Ec Fashions Future Homemakers OPPOSITE PAGE-UPPER LEFT: Shelly Abel and Mike Bridges prepare for art class. UPPER RIGHT: Michele Schuff takes a breather. LOWER RIGHT: Mr. Hashoian ponders a question. LOWER LEFT: Mr. Mackenzie and Mr. LeVeque offer assistance to a student in need. CENTER: Debbie Van Pelt playing in the mud. THIS PAGE-LEFT: Troy Brown doing the dishes? UPPER RIGHT: Shelly Abel, Mrs. Bocskay and Chris Gross clean up. LOWER RIGHT: Mrs. Boden- miller, Shane Shultz and Elizabeth Peters clown in the kitchen. 29

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Art Art Classes Enhance Creativity Edsel Ford has many talented and promising students. Their skills are being formed and refined by the gifted art department headed by Mr. Ralph Hashoian, and his associates, Robert LeVeque and Grant Mackenzie. From the culinary expertise of Mrs. Janet Bodenmiller and Mrs. Karen Clements, to the artistic and child care talents of Mrs. Carol Bocskay, the home economics department has a well rounded roster of educational and fun classes in these areas. For the first-time cook, there is a course especially designed for them. Food Fundamentals teaches the basics of the kitchen life. Beginning Gourmet moves into the more difficult aspects of cooking. For instance, can you put an ice cream cake in the oven without melting it? Other courses offered by the home economics department are Interior De- corating, Child Development, and Clothing and Tailoring.

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Mathematics-Business Education Math, Business Education Prepare for Future