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

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r 1 'X i v Mr. William Sargent L at Te -as ge I Sparks fly as Paul Bemiller fashions his proi- ect in metal shop. Miss Kathleen Parr Jim Thompson and Dennis Klock learn the cor- rect method of drawing the different views of an object in mechanical drawing. I Q . V a,f' ik Miss Crozier shows home econom- ic students Lenore Rosenfeld and ,'jQ3f5.,.ff, Judy Warner that there is more to U c 2,2 Jeff cooking than the thawing of a T. V. . as ,1 rf' - agp., f it U-nn- -if . My -' nan.-v dinner. Mr. Jay Walters -- 1 oifii 5 :nu -fx to ff i ' Q - A 4 fm i Plastic Arts is a workshop that gives students a chance to develop individual creativity. is 25

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U . lt' ...sv- Mr. Kenneth Barron Weight Lifting Using a wide variety of machines and the basic skills of carpentry, wooclshop students con- Miss Dorothy Crozier struct many useful articles. Efficiency in the Shop and in the Home The realm of the Industrial Arts is a haven for those students who are artistic and enjoy working with their hands. Wood and Metal Shop offer the fundamentals needed for working in their respective media. A tu- ture metalurgist or carpenter learns his basics here. The auto shop program gives a thorough introduction to the automobile, giving courses on the chasis, motor, and the electrical system of a car. Mechanical Drawing is closely connected with the shop courses. The drawings made here tell the men in the shop what to make. The Graphic Arts course teaches the principles of com- mercial art. As the shop courses teach the fundamentals of shop, Home Economics teaches the fundamentals of the home. The arts of cooking, housekeeping, and child care are demonstrated in this course. The inner-workings of a brake drum are carefully scrutinized by Flon Herman in Auto Shop. 24 s L k in f V , ,sr 'Q gl ' Mr. Lynn Holley Ski Club, Cross Country

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G m and Driver Education Interest Man Mr. Gerald Cooper Audio-visual Club With the ever increasing accident rate due to driver incompetence, it is inane to merely state that Driver Education is important. Our Driver Education instructors keep themselves up-to-date on the rules and regulations ot the road. Then, in well-organized classrooms, the instructors pass the rules on to the students. The Driver Ed. courses are stringent. The realization that human lives depend on driver compe- tence is a strong, motivating force that keeps them that way. Physical education is rewarding. Without it our intellectual ability cannot be stimulated. For, it is a fact that the mind cannot work to its fullest capacity without a conditioned body. Physical education and 'tie Mr. Robert Finley fi 4 ' , , Wrestling ia 5 f Mr. Wortham Snell intellectual stimulation work hand in hand in pro- ducing the whole individual. When one is severed from the other, the whole becomes ineiticient. Mr Cooper gives Kathy Arsenault an eye test before letting her out on the road Work-outs on the horizontal ladder are an important part of the physical edudqtion pro- gram. gl ily- 5,55 I , . V. i itil' lil' l 1 l A ,lvl my f 5 2 na J .352 ra, J Mrs. Marjorie Pritchard Mr. Lloyd Houden Cheerleading, G. A. A. Trampollning basketball volley ball and gym nastics are ordeals that all girls must endure