Mona Shores High School - Compass Points Yearbook (Norton Shores, MI)

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Mr. William Ross, Metals I, II and III instructor, helps Jerry Durham use the vertical milling machine in the shop. Mechanical Drawing I and II and Residential Drawing are taught by Mr. Dan Hamilton. Here he explains a blueprint to his Residential Draw- ing class. Industrial Arts Adds Furniture Repair This year Industrial Arts added a new class, Furniture Repair. Students enrolled in a repair class bring worn furniture to be fixed. Old furniture is re-done, new limbs are constructed, and necessary repairs are made. Metals, Woods, and other Industrial Arts courses provide a ground for the shop-minded student. Those interested in Engineering find Mechanical and Resi- dential Drawing a good background. Barb Witkowski sands a table leg while refinishing a table in Furni- ture Repair.

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Ungraded math and accelerated geometry are courses taught by Mrs. Mabel Brooks. smxx Mr. Bowen hands out an exam to an apprehensive student. He teaches Algebra I 81 II, and General Geometry. Mathematics Disoiplined the Mind Teaching Matrix Algebra for Seniors is Mr. Bristol's speciality. He also has Gen. Algebra I, Geometry, and General Math courses.

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Mrs. Simia Robinson, Typing I and II instructor begins the class with a timed typing exercise. M Opens Business The MS objective through the Business Education Department, under the direction of Mr. Donald Mosley, is to install in the minds of students a broader under- standing and appreciation of the purposes, functions, and activities of both big and small business. To reach their goal of developing an awareness of the career opportunities in business, the department has gone two phases, Secretarial Studies and Business Administration. The Secretarial phase is aimed at turning out top-notch Explaining how to balance the books is Mr. Donald Mosley. He teaches Accounting and Typing I.