Grosse Pointe High School - View Pointe Yearbook (Grosse Pointe, MI)

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49 ves- Qulck deft movements fn a homemakers hands mean properly blended foods and neat CHICIEIIY kitchens In homemakrng Susan Moxley 70A and Judy Carner YOA rmprove therr sklll Some 700 pairs of hands gamed relrabrlrty and ease rn handlmg the wheel of an automobile this year ln driver training classes Through the ages intricate needlework wrth nimble flngers has been a woman s art ln clothmg classes proficiency they began to acquire as little girls 'Z' Woadshop students learn more than lust the skflls of hammer and Alter two years of practrce notes and chords combine rn melodrous narls Bob Gordon Pete TfOlCOH and Marty La Fave HA: tram harmomes when Dale Anderson IOA touches the keys of a pnano their hands to handle power machrnery qurckly and safely Page Nmeteen ix . S . Q x 5 Q . J . 1- Melba Boyd, and Marge Shea, llA's, increase a Q , 1 x ., 993,411 4 I g ,K r 4 1

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Chemistry students tram their hands to use delicate equipment accurately Educated Ilands OT FOR SALE ASSORTED HANDS Slzes range from small to very large Come rn a var1ety of lovely colors Each equrpped w1th twenty seven bones Ccarpals, metacarpals, and phalangesj, and attached muscles Wlth care, can be trarned to perform many marvelous feats A hfetlme guarantee w1th each palr Why cant you buy them? Be cause they re prrcelessl nw With their hands artists like Nancy Dull Julie Wade and Barb Grant llAs translate their creative ideas into visual forms. By the time they have taken four semesters of typing, Barb An- drysiak, HA, Karen Mann, l2A, and Don- na Kramer, IQA, have trained their fingers to fly over the keys at an average of 50 to 65 words a minute. ln varsity competition, Ron Schram, HA, mode a total of 35 baskets last season, averaging three baskets per game H knows how to curve his fingers and flick his wrist-just right

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Sanus Place- Namo lllllllll' wenty years ago Volume One of View Pointe pictured Grosse Pointe High School students of 1939. In those days, students were-well, doing lots of the same things they're doing now. The same things, chances are, they'll be doing twenty years hence . . .