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. . . the big world of business . . . This year the business department, which in- cludes typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping, kept interest in the student body by interesting bulletin boards. Senior students intending to go on in such types of work as secretaries or business teachers, worked in various offices in the town for on the job training. Extra courses were given to qualifying students who traveled to Madison. It seemed like Mrs Graf never raised her voice Larry Draxler tried to convince Mr Ludwig typing wasn't much different than playing football . Pat Ludke found the machines room a lifesaver when it came to assignments 29
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expression in media With the aid of new media and a new kiln, Lincoln’s art students, under the direction of Mr. Donald Johnson, strove to achieve new artistic heights. The advanced artists' experimented in sandblox and foamglass sculpture, discovering you can’t always judge beauty by the smell, while the first year students perfected the basic skills A trip to Duluth highlighted the search for the unique. Mr Johnson's desk was unique too Pete Eyvindsson pursues an age-old Mexican craft on the pottery wheel 28
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industrial arts proved interesting Drafting is a complicated art Drafting under the direction of Mr. Fredricks, presented the members of the class with the chance to learn some of the basics of architectural drawing. Mr. Fredricks also taught shop this year. Ten boys studied various aspects of woodworking. Many of their finished products were displayed in the showcase in the main hall. Some of the projects included gun racks, bows, decorative animals, and even an electric guitar. Timber management, which has only been in existence this year, continues this year taught by Mr. James Van Keuren. This course of study was devis- ed in order to prepare students for a career in the forestry service. Mark Hartway applied his knowledge of tools in shop class Concentration is of essence- 30
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