Waterford Township High School - Waterlog Yearbook (Waterford, MI)

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TYPING CLASS Future stenographers? One never knows, but if Miss Avey has anything to say about it, they will be right up at the top with the rest of the keyboard wizards. Both shifts put these typewriters through their paces in hopes that they soon will be accomplished typists. Notice the diligence with which W.T.H.S. students work? The typing class is no exception. Miss Avey and charges manage nicely as long as everyone works! PHYSICS CLASS Mr. Lake's physics class completed numerous experiments throughout the year with the usual result--success! These energetic students, led by their teacher, Mr. Arthur Lake, whipped through the physics course in fine shape, hardly ever reaching a problem that would stump them. This class lacks quantity of students, but apparently, judging from their marks, makes up for it with quality.

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C0-UP TRAINING A practical course was offered this year in the category of co-op training. This course was supervised by Mr. William Bawden, and proved to be an interesting course for those who took it. Classroom work and practical work were evenly divided. The students gained prac- tical experience by clerking in township stores, while Mr. Bawden gave them technical data in Room 106. SPEECH CLASS W Perhaps one of the most interesting and helpful classes that students of W.T.H.S. can enroll in are the speech classes. Under the supervision of Miss Patty Looman they learned the art of debate, salesmanship, public speaking, and radio. Advanced speech work was available to those who had previous experience and were interested in dramatics, public speaking, and radio.