Pinckney High School - Pirate Log Yearbook (Pinckney, MI)

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Creativity Creativity is a major element of every art project. Collages, pain- tings, chalk-drawings, charcoal sketchs, line design, and many other forms of art all contain creative ideas. Mrs. Lucas, art in- structor, attempts to utilize the creative talents the students possess. Mrs. Maureen Lucas- Art Faculty!33

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321 Faculty Mrs. Sherry Dickerson- Clothing, Foods, Money Managing, Home Furnishings, Family Living, Child Development. Livability Livability and all aspects of maintaining a home are taught by Mrs. Dickerson. From cooking to furnishing, students realize what it's like to manage a home. With this training, the problems of family life can be met more successfully in the future. TOP TO BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Dickerson explains fiber content and washing in- structions lor ,a sample of Margo Morton's material. TOP CENTER: Mrs. Lucas shows Ann Pine some fundamental paint strokes. FAR RIGHT: A lull schedule of art students keeps Mrs. Lucas occupied with her lesson plans. BOTTOM CENTER: Mrs. Lucas gives some constructive criticism.

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Mr. John Crumback- Typing l, ll, Bookkeeping l, Retail Sales. lvlanageability Manageablllty may be achieved through any business class. The fun- damentals of business management and office work are learned by many prospective businessmen and women. Mr. Crumback heads the Business department and he never has a dull moment. Not only does he teach business but he serves as the Business Club Sponsor. Mr. Nurnberger and Miss Ford make up the other two-thirds of this department. A new class was Introduced to the business department this year by Miss Ford. The class ls Office Block. The students learn how to handle an office environment and prepare them to go directly into business positions. The Business Department plays an integral part in the shaping of many future of- fice workers. 341 Faculty