Clarenceville High School - Trojan Yearbook (Livonia, MI)

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Communications Dept. Gains Seven Five new courses placed even heavier emphasis on communications this year. ln the new- ly equipped reading lab students developed basic reading skills. Creative writing Cunder the guidance of new department head Miss Sheryl Hosleyj and two journalism classes studied the written word. The verbal side of communication was well covered this year with speech courses for forensics enthusiasts and a new class in play production for theater bugs. Philosophers studied hard in humanities, and those wanting to communicate in more than one language took French or Spanish. A new face was seen in the library as Mrs. Donna Novak was added to assist Mrs. Turp- pa as technician. -. . . Mr. Florian Kucharski 1 Mrs. Marie Turppa Mrs. Donna Novak Mrs. Suzanne Clark Miss Barbara Johnson English with Miss Eva Firestone proves to be interesting.

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With Mr. Gregory are technicians Gary Shiffman and Dan Clark who are determined to do things right. Across and down- Miss Sandra Cohn Miss Sheryl Hosley Mrs. Mickey Skarvi Mr. Robert Valenti Mrs. Catherine Sielke Miss Barbara Weiss .1 I '5 ij 4 Rt, .N K Helping a basic reading student, Mrs. Cathy Sielke offers a reference book. it as

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IVlath and Science Draw Greater Crowds Added to the math department this year is Miss Lois Mustonen who teaches freshman math. There are over 600 students enrolled in math courses and even though only two years of math are required, about 75 students are taking a third year, and nearly 40 are taking a fourth year. Mr. Daniel Kelly was added to the science departmentas staff this year. As in previous years this department is faced with budget problems for sup- plying its seven teachers and their overcrowded classes with materials. Still, through visual aids and modern techniques, knowledge is gained. E, f 'iz Miss Lois Mustonen lends Terry Jim- ines a helping hand with a math prob- lem. 3... During advanced biology, Peggy Hall adjusts her scale for the most accurate reading. ,hx r x is ,,,. wma K X .-r f f f ' U. t :fi if .1 23: 'W' :fi lt: -f ,ff4,s'.1s. 1' i I W MW! f .EJ . ' Mr. Leo Dalbo Mr. Lester Biermann Mr. James Jarvey Mr. Leo Kinsella Mr. Gerald Korpi Mr. Gordon Larson Science teacher, David Wickman finds time between classes to talk with fellow science teacher Miss Evelyn Cohen.