Murray Wright High School - Pilot Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

Page 57 text:

Q fg-N ., child care assistants wily Children work. Children learn ,A 'fkf X 'N I ' v Children play. Qlff I Children explore.

Page 56 text:

Child developmental laboratory trains The lVl-W Child Laboratory is a training center designed to give students an opportunity to learn to work with infants and pre-schoolers in an actual child care center setting. Here, the emphasis is on partici- pants observing child behavior, developing techniques in guiding children in play and learning activities, and entertaining children. Students who successfully complete this program are encouraged to im- plement their learning and experi- ence through the center's work- study program. A number of our students are employed at child nurseries around the city. Student Ruby Bevele is in her role of Child Care Assistant.

Page 58 text:

Patterns, recipes and family living 'Lua F' .g l 2 . Y' -.V - l 1 Q -4 l , 'Q ,- ji: .,. H l E ,WV ,Q Vlrr I 4,- , Y ,, , It tk , 5 , A, Wu. W . 'W M , 'Mf'W'i M'2W' i eiii 1 .. , LEFT-In Creative Foods students such as Sharon Johnson, Ed- wina Smith, Darlene Lanier, and Druscilla Walker become gourmet chefs. Sometimes, however, too many cooks spoil the soup. ABOVE--Edwardina Walker is a young lady who questions Ken- neth James equal right in the kitchen. ABOVE RIGHT--In Commercial Clothing skillful seamstresses like Deborah Smith are provided co-op job opportunities around the city. BELOW RIGHT-- Regina Waller, Robin Baker, and Iris Smith are three young ladies who are interested in Ieaming how to sew so they can make outfits for themselves. FAR RIGHT--Cynthis Thomas, Jill Johnson, Jennifer Duhart, Darlene Roper, and Vanessa Pace comment on a marriage ar- ticle they have just read in their Home and Family Living Class.