Cooley High School - Castellan Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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,ES Jr 4-I diff 'H' Y 2 QV Wifi : --lik : Q WA , it . I HELEN BLADES : Mi ' .Q g jj QC, fi ' L H :wma Q '- f 1, 15 3, 93 2 1 .a my If LEWIS SAAD ' - ' e Tiif ,,1 ' I M ,Kev ,'!-f z ,,'.,,: if s e DORIS TAYLOR I f TJ 'J' Q. f , .- , ,.l:, AA gn 04.1, ., . P 6,7 K 4 in -- V , 4 4, a x ff ,sam ...L X tw' 'if , A ,, , . N X RUTH CHILMAN 19' ggi, 1 ' .,, , ig., ,. , f xr if 7 '-: ? J! ELIZABETH SHAW 1 I W-w5W:'feMyc,. W ,,,- , Qs!-fa 4 hw f,:5Q L, 1 1. f 1 .Z41.z5.g, ,ry - Q, - 'Q ,fr 1' v 4 Q 5 X 7 4 fi, Vw , .,l A M .. .ter I -:ii KENNETH WANLESS , - twww! 'cami Mrs. Shaw takes the torso model apart for her Physiology class to demonstrate how the organs fit together. LLOYD GORDON N 4' 2 f WALTER STELLBERGER P g at f 5 -, fi VY L ALBERT WOOD Department Head, HARVEY BRAND, is not pictured. , ,,,, 4,,,,g,.c M Q i Qff wif ,1 ,A 7f,.,,,,:-5, if ' 5 -qrv , i s, ' ,gf W' ,Mx A -Q 'N ROGER PARISH ezfefzlizeg Science Wozzders The world is constantly changing, as advancements in all the fields of science are being made. In step with this change, the Science Department offers courses that pre- pare students to live intelligently in a new, advanced world. From biology to chemistry, physics and physi- ology, one learns the mechanics of everything from flowers to chemicals, the human body, gravity and atoms. These courses are open to all students who wish to gain useful, important knowledge.

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f 4 -53 , , 'M f t' J. ' .fu vw -' , -1 li-ia-1.5 SP7 - r, MW ' 7:-' . gf . , HU 4 1 ' K N it ' With a wide variety of material ranging from the flI16St silk cloth to the crudest piece of wood, the Vocational Department offers an outstanding array of classeS for both boys and girls, Stressing the ability to work Wltll the hands and the art of being able to work Well and efhciently with other people, the students gain sign1flC2lHf training from these Worthwhile studies. inf f f 7 in W ' Zim 1, f' .4 Q HENRY HULTER 2 ' ff X t f , . 1,1 , , 1 f 1,-'W W. f if yy , 'lil ff ffl! ' lf. DOROTHY 'f' N t 225- ELDON lil, , i P f 1 , pglq . E M fm at X ' -J '-,r ' ' Sv ' uhm- ll S , I O CROMLEY it K , tzmu ating 1 it 5, 'QQ A JOHN MIHELCIC ' R Retiring Future Occzqbaztzons ff' KATHLEEN A X LYNCH Fil. , CT Lal-IOOD .. W 'ill ' in -,,Q, lll- - 'ff , - . K 'Q if JAMES ,. ,H , H ,, A. J , L ' 1 f , t,,- fi gfijiii TOSSEY V.-f gy -I ,, 1'-f:.,ff-figs a z' QW, .. - li'll L l 'I iq? Q VS, g ,- A Y M , S, .Y '1 3951? ' 'Wu-Q w'ir f,, iff M y X Ni KATHLEEN A PARK E ir if '-. 1 ,i l-1t e1'lf-l 1 te' ' JOHN KURTY JOHN MULLICA Department Head Retiring