Dearborn High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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 Ray Smith Print Shop 2-6 Graphic Arts Production Print William Bullard Drafting 2, Adv. Wood 1 2 Graphic Arts rr • ■ “ • t c r- • . i ' ' - i- i • : v- -. . t : r -«o • ' Ron Brown Electronics Ron Oswalt Engine Tune Automotive 1 2 Small Engines Staff 29

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BiriCdwg I F Audrey Criner Art Ceramics Department Chairman Students at Dearborn High are able to show their creativity through such departments as Art, Home Economics, and Industrial Arts. These are classes where students have an outlet for their creativity. By taking such classes, students are able to develop their artistic skills. The teachers are unique in that they give their students guidelines and advise them on how to express themselves in an artistic manner. Art students work with mediums from charcoal to clay. Home Ec. students are able take classes varying from cooking to sewing. Industrial Art students take classes ranging from auto shop to wood shop. ‘People laugh,4 says senior ceramics student, John Yanchula, ‘but they don't understand how much skill is really involved.4 Donald Boughner Fine Arts Margaret Reilly Child development Clothing Food Fundamental Department Chairman 28 Staff

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Ak Added Extia Academic and Vocational Interschool Programs (A.V.I.P.) can make a lasting impression on those who participate in the program. The students are able to gain first hand knowledge by experience in various fields of study. The program is more like on the job training in fields such as health occupations, cosmetology, food management, and many others, rather than the standard classroom setting. Among the courses offered here at D.H.S. are Video Production, Dental Assistance, Secretarial Science, and Fortran. The students are able to apply this knowledge for educational purposes and also when they go out into the business world. Judy Casemore Secretarial Science Shorthand 1 Accounting 1 Typing 1 Food Management 30 Staff