Northville High School - Palladium Yearbook (Northville, MI)

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■.I »»H»H , english C S . 5 ' V CO CO n Seniors take a break from Hutnarnties. Sc -,Cc5 fc:: ' c- Dina Billimoria and Ingrid VanCaeneghem proof- C f 7 read an essay for Composition class. ' — J Tr Ce f (:

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English remains strong in spite of move The dedicated and qualified English staff have had a rigorous year of changes. Moving books and supplies from one school to the other was not the most pleasant aspect of the renovation, but the teachers took it in stride. This year the Humanities Class viras privileged enough to receive a new classroom, the forum. Humanities re- mains one of the most highly acclaimed English courses at NHS, and to accom- modate the great number of college- bound students, the classroom addition was both necessary and appreciated by the English staff. Overall, the English program has held together with fantastic endurance and triumphantly conquered uncontrollable circumstances. Mrs. Hopping has the attention of almost all her sophomores. Nice studio, Mrs. Dwyer! Mr. Kinde, fresh in from Hollywood, finds out he is really in Mustang Country.

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u tness New computers add to program Nearly everyone benefited from suc- cessful changes in the business depart- ment. In addition to its relocation, there are two new faculty members, Mike Burley and Sue Omiatek. Computer students had the added feature of pro- gramming the new IBM computers. To advance with today ' s rapidly growing technology. Information Processing, a two hour block class covering the usage of a wide variety of modern office skills, will be offered next year. Everyone is invited to stop in the business department and see what ' s new! Jim Chappel and Jean Schmidt work out a program on one of the new IBM computers. Beth Neumaier thinks typing is |ust a blast. Too close for comfort at the Annex? Sue Scovera sneaks a note to her friend. SVcx -v uned nr e s€ ■ uoY5o y r r o lc I ck o (2 c ' nc ih