St Joseph High School - Crescent Yearbook (St Joseph, MI)

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yy iHomemaking Arts 2x ,, .::Ae.SdE,r4,i,'w,.g.i:A ,+I F In the dining room of the homemaking arts apartment, Julie Noren, Jane Mutz, and Carolyn Wendelken demonstrate proper table setting. Putting her approval on their work is Mrs. Raymer, the cooking teacher, Mrs. Sexton is adiusting a suit coat for Deanna Diamond. In the background is Janet Roth, busy at her work. Both girls are students in Mrs. Sexton's class in advanced clothing. Commercial Arts Miss Dunbar, the Senior Class counselor, helps Craig Watt as he plans his senior curriculum. The counselors also give infor- mation concerning college requirements. Miss Dunbar teaches classes in typing and advanced shorthand. As Lucille Smith types a business letter, Miss Theisen is dictating to Carol Nuechterlein, The bookkeeping class is undying 0 sgagemeng of one of her shorthand Students, M555 Theisen income and expense. The teacher, Miss Reed, is M - 50 looks '- GISD teaches CIUSSGS in 5Peefh and df'-'mallfs explaining the work of the day to Marlene Miller and directs the class plays, and Sally Johannes. 15

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Practical Arts Industrial Arts Standing outside the vocational office are Mr. Adams and Mr. Heckathorne with Co-operative Training students, Art Siewert and Deanna Zawilla. There are more than forty seniors enrolled in the class for on-the-iob training. Mr. Hansen teaches classes in mechanical drawing. Here he is explaining a drawing to Michael Pedde. in-rf Here is Mr. Durfee taking roll in study hall. In addition to his industrial arts classes, Mr. Durfee supervises second and .sixth hour study halls. lf Horst Herzog, a machine shop student, watches Mr. Standen, who is demonstrating the operation of a milling Mr. Murphy assists Ron Peo, a fourth hour woodshop mqghine. student, who is learning to operate the circular saw.

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Health Education 3 i Mrs. Richards, the school nurse, and monitor Carol Moore make use of the eye chart in giving eye tests. Driver Education 16 Speech Correction Special Education Library Science Mrs. Kasischke, speech correctionist for the St. Joseph and Fairplain schools, is having a conference with a high school student. The school librarian, Miss Swanson, gives training to student librarians. JU'-'IY Christman, a senior library monitor, is learning how to type library cards. Hands at ten and two, says Mr. Karsten, the school's vet- eran driver training instructor. Rae Marie Marshall and Linda Dalrymple are about to enter one of the two dual control cars used for the class. The course includes thirty hours of class- room instruction and six enioyable hours behind the wheel of a Chevrolet or Ford.