Bentley High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Livonia, MI)

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Training mechanics, machinists, and draftsmen for the future, industrial arts education provides for the de- velopment ot good work habits and offers experience in the use of tools for these trades. Among the courses oftered in this area are drafting, welding, auto shop, wood shop, and machine shop. After being trained in this department, students are prepared for life in the industrial world. Clifton Monteith, Mr. William Cole, and Russ Johnson ponder a drafting problem together. qs ind outlet and direction in Industrial Arts Observing the engine of a i957 Pontiac Auto Shop students Robert Bomber and Seller, with Mr. Schwartz, their instructor. are Jim W. R. Renard: B.S., M.Ed., Wayne State University. Machine Shop, Drafting. Leon Martin: B.S., Central Michigan Univershy, M.A., University of Michigan. Welding. William G. Cole: B.S., Michigan State Uni- versity, M.S., University of Michigan. Ma- chine Shop, Drafting. H. William Jennings: B.S,, Wayne State University, M.A., Uni- versity of Michigan. Auto Shop. ..-iffffidv- ,.

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Ralph Devieres labovel learns how to manage a band saw as classmates k'b't.H N hl'hl' k' b ' l ll 'F ' rgclginecggzp-eurot rig t is wor Ing on a attery iermlna pu er In lrst year I I ffwef , ,Y Using oxygen-acetylene flames, Bill Belcher and Robert Beyer are running beads in first year welding. . a . yy .w a it R ' f Robert Schwartz: B.S., Wayne State Uni- versity. Draftingg Auto Shopg Wood Shop. John J. Ort: B.S., Central Michigang M.A.,Uni- versity of Michigan. Wood Shopg Counselor.

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Wk 'hm l . H ri.. ' -s' Paul Bernd: B.S., M.A., Wayne Uni- versity, Michigan State University. Driver Education, Counselor. Assistant Swimming Coach. Robert E. Bentley: B.S., Eastern Michigan, M.A., Uni- , versity of Michigan. Driver Education, 1 I n - Counselor. Basketball Coachg Assistant E Football Coach. John T. McDonald: A.B., Eastern Michigan, M.A., Univer- ilg sity of Michigan. Driver Education, United States History. Track Coach. Elliott Reum: A.B., University of Michigan. Driver Education. Social Committee, Remembrance Committee. Driver Education Be prepared could be the motto of driver education students. One step in preparing for any emergency is experience in changing a tire, says Mr. Reum to appreciative pupils Linda Schmidt, Sherry Hanford, Judy Downs, and Carol Rutherford. Driver Education classes help students de- velop attitudes, understanding, and skill necessary to intelligent citizens in our traffic society. This is accomplished through a pro- gram divided into two phases-classroom instruction and behind-the-wheel training. ln addition to operation skills, students learn rules for safe driving, traffic laws, parts of the car, and methods of cautious and cour- teous driving, all of which contribute to the safe and efficient How of traffic. prepares auto experts ,Wim Q.-.x i' Q 1 ,g . 'luv' f-s A