Kennedy High School - Talon Yearbook (Taylor, MI)

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gg, 'F ff? v '.- 1 ' D 5 , , Q.. artsy ,v 2, we 1 ,: Fur upper leh: Mr. Dickelman, Department Chairman, gives Mike O'MulIey some help. Fur lejq: Mr. Williums and M1'. Sukols stop by the library for some nmterial. Lek: Mr. Heiden, Mr. Keteyian, and Mr. Fausold talk over some history proj- ects. Lower leh: Mr. Nelson, Mr. Vandette, and Mr. O'Reilly find something humorous about their government classes. Above: Mr. Fletcher and Mr. DeMerritt discuss a world lzis- tory text. wx, 13 H' Academics 33

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32 Academics Social Studies Dept. Holds Key to Future Re-enactment of dramas which have long been an established part of our country's history and the search for knowledge of new ideas, people and their person- alities are all part of the social studies department. Through books and an instructor's initiative, one trav- els through centuries of achievements and failures. By examining beliefs as well as facts, concerned students learn the importance of forming their own opinions. Through this subject, students' involvement with near and distant conditions, develops a keen awareness of present-day world situations.

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nique, Creative Expression ,Nay ms. -.1 wa, n , .. , -QQLJ . ,A .z, iii, 1 .21 .i..' '. -, 4 ' v1--fi 1 ., , 3 ' 'Q M---L J' ., , Qj--,zf4.1-ft., .. ..f N: R 1 I V ,... V, ,I, 1- Q35 4' . i if f . '- ' . H- f zeifrw: .I ' '- 1 X5 e 5K!E!mS?i5 w-1 E . , ,. 'if'-9' , fig. 1 ' Ui 1 M g ffiefzm 1, e e. Just as pep assemblies boost school spirit and so- i cials promote friendships, the fine arts department at l JFK provides a little of the culture that busy students do not normally have time for. Ambitious participation by students proves that self-expression is imperative to understanding ourselves. Under the observant direction of skilled teachers, musical talent and artistic ability are carefully developed, making this department an invaluable asset in the high school atmosphere. i 34 Academics