Kennedy High School - Talon Yearbook (Taylor, MI)

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Home-Ec., Ind. Arts Train JFK Studen Academics a,, Training received through home economics the industrial arts department help Kennedy dents solve future problems. From blue prints to finished projects the indL al arts department maintains an atmosphe creativity. Down the hall future homemakers learn aspects of home life. 4'

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Receiving their on the job training, student teachers bring new and updated teaching techniques to Kenne- dy High School. This adds classroom variety and valu- able experience for all involved. New experiences are also found in .I.F.K.'s Fine Arts Department. Students express themselves as they work hard to learn new methods that improve their artistic talents. ll ,, 38 - Academics FINE ARTSQ STUDEN EDUCATIONA