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Vocational Arts- To Equip The Student With Everyday Skiils x In the field of vocational and industrial arts, students | have the opportunity to enroll in courses in homemaking, industrial arts, vocational agriculture, or business education. | All these courses aim to make practical application of knowledge and skills, to improve work habits, and to aid the PAUL : HASCALL student in future situations. teks In the pictures below, industrial arts students, Norman | Fedders, Duane Heerde, John Koerselman, Wayne Gorton, and Bob Van Den Oever, display the lumber and some of the tools necessary to begin a project, and Lloyd Stegeman, James Miller, Dennis Puhrman, and Henry Paulsen, display some of ) the nearly-completed projects. | | HELEN CAMP Business Education FRED VAN LOH Vocational Agriculture JANE sa ; PILCHER ————— : Home- } making IOWA PUBLIC SERVICE
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Physical Education- To Develop A Healthy Body Many centuries ago, Plato said, ‘‘The most beautiful motion is that which accomplishes the greatest result with the least amount of effort. This is the concept of graceful movement.’’ This concept is one of the many objectives of physical educa- tion. Through a planned program of activities, students are given the opportunity to develop physically as well as mentally. A healthy body and a healthy mind go hand in hand. Along with physical education classes, freshmen students also learn about health from classroom activity. Two students, pictured below, Gary Brinkman and Bob Van Den Oever, are checking one of their health texts. RAY ANDERSON Physical Education, Health, Coach JUDY MARSH Physical Education Health Stretching for beauty’s sake. THE DOCTORS ' . OF SHELDON
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