Dearborn High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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. . . Our Teachers Who Taught Industrial Arts Frank Davies Print Shop A.B. Illinois Wesleyan Univ. A.M. Univ. of Michigan Rex Anderson Industrial Arts A.B. Alma College Wood shop provides practical experience in carpentry. Dearborn High's industrial arts department strives to give training for a future vocation by actual work on various projects. In classes such as wood, machine and electrical shops pupils can learn to operate lathes, drill presses and other machines. They repair cars in auto mechanics, and they can learn the printing trade in print shop. Mechanical drawing, which includes construction work and the process of making blueprints, is offered by the vocational depart- ment. Shop mathematics may also be taken by the industrial arts student. Harold Nelson Metal Shop B.S. Michigan State Normal M.A. Univ. of Michigan C. M. Roberts Drafting B.S. Michigan State Normal M.A. Univ. of Michigan Marion E. Alley Auto Shop B.S. Purdue Univ. M.S. Purdue Univ. Stephen Vanek Coordinator B.S. Stout College Mechanical drawinq classes offer preliminary traininq in drafting. 16 Students of auto shop learn the fundamentals of engine repair. Machine shop teaches the use of common power tools

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Those Who Taught Practical And Leisure Skills Leroy A. Knuth Commercial B.S. Western Michiqan M.S. Univ. of Michigan Anne Kopp Commercial B.S. Michiqan State Normal Mary Haight Commercial A.B. Univ. of Michiqan M.A. Univ. of Michiqan Patricia Cyr Art B.S. Wayne Univ. Josephine Rogers Commercial B.S. Michigan State Normal M.A. Univ. of Michigan Susie Schade Commercial B.S. Southwest Teachers College Dearborn High’s commercial department offers classes in typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, retailing, office machines, and business English, as well as a placement office to aid in the securing of jobs. It boasts modern, efficient equipment and skilled teachers to prepare students for commercial work after graduation. For those students whose plans include vocations or hob- bies in music and art, courses in fine arts are available. Several courses in home economics, for boys as well as girls, are offered. Modern living, a course to acquaint stu- dents with child care and family and community relationships, is offered by this department. Students in Mrs. Kopp’s typing class improve their speed by practicing fundamental typing exercises. W. Duane Smith Music B.A. Oberlin College M.A. Wayne Univ. Frank C. Suda Instrumental Music B.M. Univ. of Michiqan M.M. Univ. of Michigan Joan M. Waters Home Ec B.S. Wayne Univ. Margaret L. Wilson Home Ec B.S. Michigan State Normal 15

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. . . Our Instructors Of Physical Education Nan Nulf Nurse R.N. Battle Creek San. B.S. Wayne Univ. Marion L. Russell Physical Education B.S. Michigan State Normal Phyllis M. SaVage Physical Education B.S. Michigan State Normol Frank L. Navarre Physical Education B.A. Alma College Character, sportsmanship and good citizenship are the aims of the physical education classes which everyone is required to take except in his senior year. Physical exercise and personal hygiene are emphasized in the girls' ’ gym classes. Field hockey, volleyball, basketball, softball and minor sports such as tennis, ping-pong and shuffleboard make up the program. The boys' physical education classes are designed to promote physical and moral health. Touch football, basketball, soccer, baseball and minor sports are part of their schedule. Herbert R. Schroeter Physical Education B.S. Michigan State Univ. Lillian Walker Physical Education B.S. Michigan State Normal Carlton C. Flegle Physical Education B.S. Bowling Green Univ. Calisthenics form an important Modern dancing supplements the regular girls' Volleyball helps to fill the winter part of the boys' physical educa- physical education program. sports schedule in boys physical tion curriculum. 17