Kennedy High School - Talon Yearbook (Taylor, MI)

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ARIETY 551555-1-1 fir 5 ii' tiff M INDUCE . '-4221: Wish ' 55 . ' wil 1' Efefg l WSSESK1 QSM 1, 'E I KL -55 M l' ff ,f M .H of an -va l, .4 ,, W., ,g,e.W.lw.H,l ,E X: rm. .i..,1.1-- . . ' ,..-1? gil . :. I' WA Q EE FAR LEFT: Second semester students teachers, QLEFT T0 RIGHT! E. Pan- kow, W. Anders, M. Hahnemann, and J. Schneider. MIDDLE LEFT: lVlr. Banks, head of vocal department is caught in the midst of a vital discus- sion. UPPER LEFT: Band director, Mr. Hanson, directs the marching band at the season's football games. LOWER LEFT: Mr. Gotts helps a student with her oil painting. TOP: Mr. Hosking answers question about M. Casey's pencil drawing in art class. ABOVE: first semester student teachers, ILEFT T0 RIGHTJ S. Riggs, D. Mahaney, V. Sherman and D. Cherre. Academics - 39

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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

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alT,eE I: if Y ...., I 331-as if ,Q-'Se Bus. Ed. Prepares One for Workin Wo Today's complicated and fast moving business world presents a challenge to many students. Kennedy's Business Education Department offers classes in shorthand, typing, distributive education, bookkeeping, and clerical practice 5 to further educate students interested in business careers. 40-Academics 5. 9?