Southfield High School - Blue and Gray Yearbook (Southfield, MI)

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i......T.. Secretaries, cooks, bus help, emdemaintenemce Andrea Soultanian bids a friend goodbye as Mr. Ed dents would have to walk quite a distance to receive Tawril. a substitute bus driver, watches Diane Lemon their education. lnoarcl the bus to go home. Without the bus driver, stu- 24 Mrs. Rose Boyd, Mrs. Marian Jarvis, Mrs. Jane Digue, Mrs. Kay Calandri, and Mrs. Betty Blaszak are in a secretarial pool that handles work for the assistant superintendent, the director of elementary educa- tion, the teachers consultant, the testing program, and visual aid.

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endeavor to develop a industrial Arts From engineering graphics, a course in draft- ing for college preparatory students which in- volves algebra and trigonometry, to Advanced Metal Shop ll, incorporating high accuracy in mea- surement and modern industrial production meth- lods, the industrial arts department prepares stu- dents for a trade or for more advanced study af- ter graduation. Under the close supervision of these four teachers, projects ranging anywhere from outboard motorboats to tie racks have e- merged from the shops. Business Education 1 --f. , l t v - is-e if suv., K Q K 'iff Y. -- . i 1 f if z - ' i fi 1 ' 4 , ,, ik . ' i M5 1 1 .Q In 'W -v A as W ' N 'Tir ,, o or o io,-f l Chairman Harold Pogats Margaret Donahue Marie Kjolhede Reinhart Krause Madge Rowe James Smyth Many students have found that better grades on tests and term papers are received after taking courses offered by the business educaticn department. Shorthand and notehand aid the student in taking notes more completely, while typing makes homework papers more legible for the teacher. Mrs. Rowe, who taught in the social studies department last year, is now teaching in the business education department. 23 well-balanced education ,to my 2 sz is i , ' ' 2 o W f l 'ry 'f -l Chairman Ted Corombos Russell Frid Alby Paris David Soule Book store supervisors Mrs. Helen Finch and Mrs. Carrie Tree discuss the mid semester book changes that must be made.

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leeepSoutl1field in goodworking condition P geee Q We I ' ee,e . 2 ' 2-i A . : f K - l vcr Q 'eee J? l ' J N-My ii, ' W n , V ' 1 I . I i 16? I , , 'V if Row 1: Dorothy Grabowski, Theresa Boblick, Cornelia Cort, Cora Shady, Frankie Riley, Margaret Moore, Hilda Cheek, Velma Griffith. Toni Curico. Row 2: Leona SChll1Ct9I'- Without the help of Mr. William Bartlett, Mr. Wayne Odette, Mr. Ray Elder, Mrs. Stella LaBond, and Mr. John Bailey, Southfield High would not look as neat as it does. A few of their many jobs are cleaning up the lunch rooms, laundering tank suits and carting objects up and down in the elevator. 25 I