Royal Oak High School - Oak Yearbook (Royal Oak, MI)

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The complexities of advanced algebra are unveiled. to Miss Gibson's seventh hour class through explanation at the board. il-M Then measuring from here to here ..... Mr. Miller explains a shop fundamentals problem to Terry Moorehead, Keith Molden and Dennis Maguire, correcting their mistakes. Putting out a newspaper is a complicated process . . , points out Caroleen Cobrac in her English 5 demonstration speech. Jim Black, Gail Beesley and Janet Chewning com- prise her critical audience. Languages and Math, Home Arts and Speeches ,,...-f- - h Y -f '7 ..n4l '.v' 24

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We sell 15,000 bands of paper here every year, sighs Joe Noble. Joe helps out in the supply store as a part of retailing class. Shorthand doesn't come easy even when you can look over the shoulder of someone like Judy Hammar. Many junior classes are shared with sophomores. Sophomore Barbara Ellsworth works on her ledger for bookkeeping class. Students Following Commercial Courses Get Close to the Business World xi 11 23

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V A Iuniors Classes Are Varied In room 308 are Barry Gittlen, Jack Dobson, Paul Devlin, Jesse Clark, Gail Buswink, George Blackwood, Diana McKinley, Verda Kirby, Janet Hawkins, Linda Grout and Anita Phyllips members of the new Latin 5 class. X .. -xx rf Wqls... .Two, four, six, eight, ten .... Donald Berndt tests his mathematical background during a test in funda- mental math class. Lay the pattern, pin, cut and sewg Sandra McKeel cuts out a dress for Clothing II. A bridal doll decorates this table designed by Mary Wyman and JoAnne Ward as a project for Cooking 3. The girls make last minute adjustments before receiving a grade. -L. - -514 I- , -:v'g..n V. ' ' ,1l, . 1 ' . 1.1 --,ww - '-ef. .-,-1 Qi.. - 25