Lewistown High School - Lore Yearbook (Lewistown, PA)

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we will pursue HOMEMAMNG 35. 5 Lf ,gl ,fix COOKING CLASSES pre- pare these girls for their roles as homemakers of to- morrow. At left are Nancy Rhine and Janice Moore. ,,,,- , J Q, W THE FUNDAMENTALS of cutting, fitting, and sew- ing are taught in sewing class. These girls fabovel are cutting patterns. GENERAL OUR UNDERSTANDING of American gov- ernment becomes clearer with the aid of charts STUDENTS STUDY a traffic situation fbelowl by using a and motion pictures. magnetic board. In this art class fright? creative projects include work on model houses and the study of ceramics. l l -I

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BOOKKEEPING TEACHES, above all, the importance of accuracy. Knowledge of bookkeeping is im- portant not only to the employee who must handle accounts, but to the individual conducting his own fin- ances. i COMMERCIAL TO BECOME a good stenographer requires proficiency in shorthand. These girls in Stenography II also achieve skill in transcription and its related studies of spelling, punctua- tion, and grammar. STEPPI GSTO ES to the many careers CONDITIONS IN an actual business office are simulated in office practice classes. This course includes twelve different phases of office work, and it gives students the opportun- ity to apply what they are learning in other commercial classes.

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s ..r-xii' CARPENTRY SHOP students practice use of the band- saw fabovel, while in the Auto shop, the carburetor and battery of an automobile are being inspected. f I in later life FUTURE DRAFTSMEN train for their im- portant role in construction work. They are using the new drafting machine. REPAIRING A growler farmature tester? is the project of two electrical shop students, while Melvin Fike and Gary Shawver sharpen a tool on the machine shop's grinder fbelowl. NO