Melvindale High School - Echo Yearbook (Melvindale, MI)

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XE .,,.-o-'M mud' SCHOOL DAY AT MELVINDALE T Q x 1 vi 6 ,gr im..,,f5fnr 1 . l Good commercial courses in an ever-mcreasmg department In our modern library, students and teachers gather to read, study, meet the needs of business-minded Melvindale students, Many and use the wide selection of references. From astronomy to zoology, graduates get jobs without any further training and satisfy their information can be found on almost eve S b' t ' ' ' ' ry u jec . employers w1th their efflclency.

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I 2: is I I 2 s i E r r X If you are ever walking by the band room, and hear singing, it would be none other than our hard working chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Margaret Gieger. rf Ceramics, crafts, figure drawing, and commercial designing, all go into making up our modern and useful art department. Art has made quite a bit of progress at Melvindale, and many of our students have considered it for their life work. Food is probably on the minds of all these students, for it's lunch time at M. H. S. A ,ingma- a X A We halfeu a Vel'Y fine Counseling Wstemv Where the Sfuf lt could very well be one of Me1vindale's own future draftsmen dents mal' discuss Schedules and anl' Problems' who will design an automatic potato peeler or a rocket to the moon Above, Dolores Albas is conferring with counselor, Mr Townsend is their i U, t . ns uc or. Miss Annetta Nicholson. '