Grosse Pointe North High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Grosse Pointe, MI)

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. Rose Bellanca Mrs. Mary Brennan Mrs. Carole Schubert Vocational variety offered The Industrial Art and Home Econome ic departments, offer a wide variety of courses to help students plan their futures. Home EC offers courses ranging from the basic Introduction to Home Econom- ics to the advanced sewing and cooking courses. Commercial Foods 03ers experi- ences in small-volume food planning and preparation. Sewing courses available are Fashion and Fabrics I followed by Ad- vanced Fashion and Fabrics and Tailor- ing. Semester courses serve students in- terested in Child Development and In- terior Design. The Industrial Arts program gives the student the opportunity to progress in every field to more diHicult courses. A pupil can take drafting and proceed to Machine Drafting or Technical Drafting. Another area of the Industrial Arts section is Auto- motives. - All these classes provide the student with enjoyment as well as skills. RIGHT: Mark Marshall concentrates on tech nical drawing. ABOVE RIGHT: Don Hachen finds time in class to construct a clock. 54 Life

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LEFT: Kim Kirsh puts some ignishing touches on her painting. BE- LOW: In her office Mrs. Brodey okays Sue Schmidt's art piece. BELOW LEFT: After long hard hours of painting Maria Cusumano acquires the approval of Miss Hayes.

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Mr. Dean Balcirak Mr. William Kurlovich Mr. Daniel Liggett Mr. Tony Spadafore Mr. Frank Sumbera ABOVE RIGHT: Mary Wilcox, Lynn Kosek and Sue Fahmer display the proverb Too many cooks spoil the soup. BELOW RIGHT: Ann Formicola forms meatballs to perfection. BELOW LEFT: Dan Kelly and Mr. Liggett discuss plans for a woodshop project. ABOVE LEFT: Janet Scapz'm' examines the technique Nancy Michaels displays in preparing a gourmet meal. Curriculum 55