North High School - Polar Bear Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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Industrial Arts and Driving Skills Learned DAVID HARDIE Iowa State, B.S. Le ROY PA RSONS Stout State Univ., B.S. I.S.U., M.S. Aim LARRY WIEDEMEIER State College of Iowa, B.A. Mr. Wiedemeier and Mike Noble experiment with a new machine which diognoses engine trouble. IRVIN WILDMAN Parsons, B.S. Iowa State Colorado A. M. Drake GARY TAYLOR -21 — Dole Houghom plans future homes. The industrial arts department which con- sists of classes of woodshop, mechanical draw- ing, auto mechanics, and metal shop, provides students with basic fundamentals in each of these departments. The Driver Education department teaches safety as a prime principle of driving. Class- room study and actual driving experience are a part of the semester course. JAY V AND

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DECA Blends Working Experience With Class Learning RICHARD BERRY Drake, B.S. Distributive Education students are trained and have on the job experience for careers in wholesaling, retailing, and service establishments. These students receive this training and instruction in the classroom, along with their regular studies, in the morn- ing and work at respective places of business during the afternoon. Each of the students in the program are required to have taken a course in salesmanship. They are then able to put their knowledge to practice by working in various business establish- ments. DECA students in front of the Copitol. Home Management Prepares Students For Marriage Preparing meals, creating ward- robes, caring for children and in- vestigating the area of family rela- tions are activities offered in the home economics courses at North this year. North has an excellent home- making center offering kitchens, furnished living room, and sewing machines to help further the study of nutrition, food preparation, child care, home management, home fur- nishing, and family relations. Judy Cremer ond Jo Ann Phoenix cut out moteriol In fifth hour homemaking closs. —20— ERMA WILSON I.S.U., B.S. Graduate Study: I.S.U., Drake

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Work-Study Provides For Valuable Future Work Study students design Christmas Cards. The work-study program provides a chance for students to get special education and prepare students for future jobs. The purpose of the work study program is to provide special education students with vocational training and further help in adjustment to their homes and community. One classroom project this year was for the students to design and make their own Christmas cards. MARGARET BALDWIN LARRY BIGGS JOSEPHINE MALTERUD LAWRENCE SALSOW Whittier College Drake, B.S.E. Drake University, B.S., M A. Univ. of Neb., B.S. State University of Iowa, B.A. Graduate Study; Univ. of Neb., Graduate Study: Drake Colo. State Univ., I.S.U., Drake University, S.U.I. —22—