North Farmington High School - Aurora Yearbook (Farmington, MI)

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Training in pplied Arts ln our industrially oriented society, a solid background in mechanics is vital for those students planning to enter a vocational career. North Farm- ington's industrial education program offers an ex- tensive curriculum covering many different aspects of the industrial world. The students are exposed to various machines and are taught the methods and techniques necessary to succexfully operate them. Girls are also included under the Applied Arts Department. ln the home economics division they gain useful instruction, aiding them in becoming successful future homemakers. Sewing, weaving and embroidering are offered to make the girls well versed in the many aspects of domestic living. Senior Sue Bowden leams the techniques of dress-making in Home Ec class. A.-l Senior Bruce Barton learns to master the drill press. N K . 1 ' 161 il 'x 4 wi is

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fy Ik! l MT M AQ Mika Hendrix X W X seful Skills are Acquired Through 5 f 1 .1 Mr. William 'ng Mr. Charles Scheer 160 W clases offer students a working knowledge of perspective. l Below: Daria Manchuck begins the sewing of her new outfit. 4 i

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1 wa? L-x Km-:sk-ski: -fi--fs Qpvp me Q v,5nw5.zs:4 ezlzmble Experiences re Above: Miss Karen Manecke assists with the counting of timed writings. Left: Senior Chris Marlow operates a business machine required in her course of business skills. Mr. Dennis Fitzgerald Mrs. Joanne Holland Mrs. Ann Luke Miss Karen Maneke Mrs. Elmore Townsend ,