Northville High School - Palladium Yearbook (Northville, MI)

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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

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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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Bnemmm math Math students win J ! in statewide contest -pNT- ' - 2 Northville students have once again displayed advanced J abilities in math, giving the department reason to be proud. f Xj O : c As a v hole, Northville High School students placed well ' C? vj. A!3bove the statew ide averages in the Michigan Educational S ' ' ,vP Assessment Program (MEAP Test) taken last fall. Senior ■S k Mark Bertagnolli and sophomore Matt Ho participated in C S j the Michigan Mathematics Competition and advanced to K- the second level of competition. ' he variety of math classes continue to prepare students fjjt ollege as it keeps a step ahead of the changing times. rom pre-algebra to calculus, students benefit from the ' techniques of Northville ' s superior mathematics staff. An awards banquet was held at the do e school year as T ' iipto 7 v ' When Schu taiRs, everybody listens Ms. Smith explains at the overhead ?c ' o o 5 ' = y Sophomores learn exciting new concepts in math - r f c ' .v 5