Berkley High School - Bear Tracks Yearbook (Berkley, MI)

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ATIN french german spamsh languages L guage courses offer a new and excmng challenge to most Hrgh School students They are an opportumty to acquamt the stu dent wnh a forergn nauonalrty as well as a better knowledge of the Englrsh language The courses offered 1n Berkley are Latm Sparush French and German Language courses are not restrrcted en urely to the teachmg of grammar for they extend therr educauon to the cultural as pects of the countnes where these languages are spoken In thts manner forergn countnes are more generally understood as a result of language courses and therefore the people of the world are more closely bound together The study of forergn language IS another step toward world peace 'N Mrs Myers Mr Boomgarden Mr Rrcher Mrs Dadson Gflfl

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mcathemahc A bas1c knowledge of IS essenual 1n our modern SOCICIY and IB understandlng 1S of course 1m PCIBIIVC for day to day ex1stence As one stud1es math Mrs Frsher 3' f further an unportant benef1t becomes ev1dent math a1ds Mr Rouge us conslderably 1n the formmg of clear CODCISC th1nk1ng It IS espec1al1y 1n th1s subject that accuracy 1S of the es sence for 1n math there can be no m1stake there IS one correct answer and only one The f1e1d of math has atta1ned new he1ghts w1th the lmportant that the student mtent on scalmg the mounta1n of success atta1n a full understandmg of th1s subJect so that upon entermg any f1e1d Ih1S subject background w111 prov1de h1m w1th capab111t1es for posmons on a h1gher level Muhxch Mr w1lSOn M111er Mrs Cobb . S , f 1 V ,f . . , . N 4 1 , . 1 . ' ' a - N , . . . z . , . ' . . . . . . dawning of the atomic and space ages. It is extremely Mr. ' , -'V - V 5 if s 1, ff., - w V ,

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typing ,,.-,,,.- 4 office machines advanced business jf' MI. BIBDH lb' Mrs. Dixon Mr. Blythe Mr. Orlik Mr. Fernane 43 G: S, , -,X Q ' 1 1 25 4 a , Miss Filiatrault commercial The commercial course is de- signed to facilitate the ambitions of the student who plans to enter the business world. The skills of the business student are developed as he acquires experience in office routine. Many of the classes of- fered within the commercial course are also of interest to college bound students to help them excel in their future education. Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Business Math, Merchandising, Selling, and Co -op are all a part of the commercial course, extend- ing the opportunity to all students for a stepping stone toward success. Miss Kems Mrs. Takis 'lf if' 4 ,X