Lewistown High School - Lore Yearbook (Lewistown, PA)

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MRS. SHAEFFER looks on as Pat Houser doles out freshly-baked muffins. This cooking class for boys was just started this year, and it has become very popular. ii IN SEWING CLASS, these girls are taught the funda- mentals of cutting, fitting, and sewing. ca! WHO HAS IT' It 1ppenrs everyone is going after the WITH MRS. HILL standing by, Beverly Ferguson tries ball in this exciting girls basketbwll g1me to answer James Lukens' question in social studies class. x- r 1 . 1 y 1

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we build firm foundation 7 MRS. KAUP dictates to a class in Stenog- raphy II. Such classes also receive important instruction in transcription and its related studies of spelling, punctuation, and gram- fnflf. maid! 5' .. M. V, y, ,, . h, +.,kXQ, iv'-'L IN THIS OFFICE practice class, these girls not only learn to operate commonly-used business machines, but also they apply what they have learned in other subjects. ACCURACY AND neatness are emphasized in bookkeeping classes. Bookkeeping is essential to the employee who must handle accounts, as well as to the individual recording his own finances.

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for our future vocation . THESE SOPHOMORES are beginning elementary opera MR. LONTZ demonstrates the use of the torque wrench tions on the lathe in M1chinc Shop H1 auto shop. an wa: ai gm 9-F 2111 '94 'W or-4 in .D I 'N Ou HB' O NU U 52 En. QS V3 il.. 'S ol. 2-.a R EL 11 iuiifm by Vocational students. Kfiiiif 4' i K Nl.,, D CHARLIE BEERS fleftj and Bill Stine draw plans for the renovation of the Wayne Street School building. 7acczL'6oaa6 si