Abraham Lincoln High School - Railsplitter Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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Hme CconomicA Prepare ' Juture HotnemakerA Nearly every girl hopes someday to have her own home. In order to be a better homemaker she must know and understand what she is doing. This effort to prepare the girls for the future is not only wise, but necessary. A. Irene Moroney Homemaking Patricia Schwartz Homemaking Students prettily display a unique table setting in Home¬ making. Eldon Peterson Driver Education hrtterA education And Cjccd hritierA (jo Together The teen of today has a noto¬ riously bad driving record. Driver’s Education students are making an effort to prove that this reputation should not apply to all teens. They learn basic driving skills as well as a knowl¬ edge of driving laws. D river Training students learn how to become good law abiding drivers in Mr. Peterson’s classes. 17

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James Ator Shotis Howard Hammond Shops Jed Miller Shops Donald Simmons Shops %4uA trial flrU Cnccutaae itfahual Wcrk Many people today are concerned in at least some part of their occupation with manual work. An attempt to develop these skills to their furthest extent is made in these classes. Improved manual dexterity as well as an understanding of methods and tools of the field are given to industrial arts students. Building beautiful furniture is easily learned by those who take Wood Shop. Students portray attentiveness necessary for a successful metal shop project. i 1 Mechanical drawing provides a pre¬ paratory class for those interested in becoming draftsmen. - 16 - fa

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Lorin H. Graaff Physical Education Wayne D. Heintz Physical Education Adel! Mooney Physical Education Jean Richardson Physical Education PkifAical Cducatm SmqA Physical JitheM Today there is much emphasis on physical fitness. Exercise is important and many other skills are learned through active sports participation in physical education classes.