Ferris State University - Ferriscope Yearbook (Big Rapids, MI)

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Specialized Education Evelyn Anderson — Cosmetology The Specialized Education Division is made up of five different departments. These in- clude: (1) The High School department. This department has played an important role in the educational development of a large seg- ment of the population of Michigan. (2) The Trade Related Education Department. It pro- vides instruction in those courses which sup- plement and are required for the programs offered in the Trade and Industrial Division. (3) The Special Business Skills Department which is highly organized to provide highly concentrated training for the development of vocational competency in the business office. (4) The Tutorial and Remedial Service De- partment which is designed to provide educa- tion services of a remedial nature for those students who are in need of it. (5) The Cos- metology Department which is designed to give its graduates not only a thorough knowl- edge of the skills involved in this trade but also to give them fundamentals that they will need to operate their own shops. Steve Bordano — Related Education

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The Trade Related Education Department A 3-way tie in the hair styling contest Cosmetology Department

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Trade and Industry It was not until 1894, that the historical beginnings of the present Trade and Industrial Division were recorded in a Ferris Catalogue. In that year the Telegraphy Department was founded. With this historical beginning, the trade emphasis was continued through the years with the growth and development of this department. In the 1920’s the Telegraphy program was discontinued. It was not until 1946, at the end of World War II, that Ferris Institute, true to its mandate, again launched a broad program in Trade and Industrial education. Since 1946, the Trade Programs have flourished and presently total twelve separate cur- riculum offerings. William Anderson — Refrigeration Ken Ross — Printing 28