Bentley High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Livonia, MI)

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WILLIAM COLE B S WILLARD RENARD B S LEON MARTIN Draftlng Metal Shop Wood Shop Metal Shop B S M A PRACTICAL ARTS Wood shop metal shop draftlng welding and auto mechanlcs gnve the Bentley boys first hand knowledge for good shop manage ment Other courses that and In dally llvung are homemaknng and drzver education Students takung library tralnlng wall never have difficulty gathering information to and them In thelr gobs to fund many types of recreatuon or to manage their home well ROBERT BENTLEY B S M A Driver Educatlon Counselor RACHEL HILBERT BS MA Lnbrarran I Weldnng JOHN MCDONALD B A M A U S History Driver Educatnon Le s see now If we grlncl down the va ves wll tat solve the trouble Bull Nlknscher Don Wilson Bob Red dung and Bob Flet cher are wonder RUTH FRENCH Llbrarnan GRACE WALLACE Home Economucs PAUL BERND B S M A Drlver Educatron HENRY CANNON B S M A Drlver Educatnon DALE BROWN B A M A Lubrarlan I 1 -, I Bs. 1' .U Isppa ' . . lf S , f' , ' I I 1 It 'Qu 'JI III . . . I g ' ing. xl I LQ.. I -fa. f x I ' , , ,B.A. , 7

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GENE ENGLAND ALFRED HAKALA LAUREL HOLAN DIXIE LEE CREWS B 5 M B A Typung Bookkeepnng B 5 M A B 5 Bookkeeping Shorthand Typing Typnng Shorthand Busrness Machines MARKO LULICH B S M A Shorthand Typing C0 Op Prggram FRED TUTTLE B S Bussness Machines Typnng Shorthand, Typung TRAINING SKILLS IN Traunlng for the future predornlnate ID the Practical Arts De partment Students are tranned to adequately meet the challenges of the commercial world the Industrial world and everyday llvnng busuness machrnes and cooperatlve traunnng Bentley students are gnven the needed skulls to become top notch commerclal workers ARLIE FAIRMAN B S M A Bookkeepmg Sharon LaVngne reads aloud her shorthand dxctatuon to Judy No ble Joan Bowers and Pat Farquhar JOHN ORT, BS, MA B A l B 5 Wood Shop Shorthand, Typing Auto Mechanncs, Drafting I I I I --1 --- ' , ' --, -- - B.A., ..,M.S. . I 1 ' . I . . . . is . . . E 3 In such commercial courses as bookkeeping, shorthand, typing, A , 1,3Q:gl ' ' - ' . , , . ., . . , ,, , , 1 ' 1 I I , .. I 1 ,

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.lu ROBERT CLARK, JOHN GLANZ, EUNICE RIXMAN, WILLIAM SAVOLA, B. S., M. E. B. Ed., M. Ed. B. M., M. M. B. M. E., M. M. E. Band Art Chorus Orchestra Correcting their timing, Mr. Robert Clark gives additional instruction to Ralph De- Veries, Sharon Myer, and Carroll Roose. Working diligently at their ceramic proiects is Mr John Glanz's advanced art class. FINE ARTS Many students enioy participating in the musical and art departments at Bentley High School. There are many different fields in which to express musical talents. Band, chorus, and orchestra can be elected depending on the interest of the student. The orchestra has played at many events a few of which include the spring and fall concerts. Band members must meet certain requirements to remain in the Band. For the students interested in singing, the chorus offers opportunities to express their musical talents. An operetta is presented yearly by this group. Students interested in the arts can elect an art course. Ceramics, sculptering, commercial illustration, poster work, and designing are some of the selections of classes. These two departments help to bring a better understanding and appreciation of music and art to Bentley students.