Highland Park High School - Polar Bear Yearbook (Highland Park, MI)

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AND A GOOD TIME was had by all which was to be the case in Mr. Ray Kellogg's art class as Pat Jacques, Mr. Kellogg, Jim Adams, and Sharon Covington share in a private ioke. HERE PARKERS Adell Boswell, Jerry McKennon and Delores Maus follow through the last step to make their product beautiful. 'Af' ,Xu D NO 13 per cent tax either! The price of material is all students in Mrs. Florence 1le's iewelry class pay, and they give their originality a whirl besides. ? Elms, Y --A si WEEE .g g- .Q . . ,,,. . X94 , , I., AND NO l3 per cent tax either! The price of material is all students in Mrs, Florence Rahle's iewelry class pay, and they give their originality a whirl besides. mv J-.K A .Ad

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MRS. CYRIL Miles, iewelry instructor, checks the bulletin board before her day's work begins. Mr. Philip Kellogg GM.. To provide inspiration for creative living was the main objective of the Art Department. With such a wide variety of classes, many students took art this year. Any one ot these was a wise choice: Commercial Art, Drawing and Painting, Jewelry, or Ceramics. Sharing the iobs of teaching the techniques were Mr. Phillip Kellogg, Mrs. Florence Rahles, and a newcomer, Miss Carol Afton. SOMEWHAT LIKE geometry are the lines of art. Pat Deon and Pat Miller watch as Henry Cotton and Charles Walker show their artistic abilities on high-placed seats and well-sized desks. Ns new ., ..,. ,M ire- ' ' RINGS, BRACELETS, pins and the like are the goals toward which Mrs. Florence Pahles' iewelry class works. Here Mrs. Pahles supervises some polishing and metal working. Mrs. Florence Rahles kaufen

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pK,,,,..-avr 'ahqnvn BUSY FINGERS 1oom across the keys during typing class, LEARNING TO read and write all over again are what these Shorthand I students had to do. SINCE MODERNIZATION has taken place, machines play a big part in the daily lives of people. Theresa Bratta, Sheron Russell, and Velma Scott learn the tricks of operating a dictaphone machine. FILING CAN be difficult but also fun as you can tell by the smiling faces. The clicking of typewriter keys is a familiar sound oft heard around HPHS. Our adequate commercial departme offers a wide variety of classes to Parkers who are seeki immediate employment after graduation from high scho Wise college prep students also take some commercial cour: such as typing and shorthand to help prepare themselves t summer employment. This will also be of great value to thi throughout their college years. In the 9A all students are required to take 9A Explorato a course in which they take IO weeks of typing and IO wee of Home Mechanics. After this, students may take typing fre one to four semesters. Other classes offered are bookkeepil business machines, filing and general business. Employers are looking for well-trained office workers a our commercial department has just this. Besides traini Parkers in the fundamentals of a subiect they also tec them good office habits such as punctuality, dependabili good grooming, and other assets of this nature. Commercial students help out the school by typing a mimeographing material for teachers and department hea