<p>Mr. Warner was my metal shop and mechanical drawing teacher at Lincoln Jr. High back in the 60's.  He was a stern man that taught me some life skills and I know he liked me as a student.  Sometimes it took a slap on the leg with a short stick to get a person to pay attention and learn fast!  He was a great mentor and a REAL man that taught us Respect, Encouragement, Attitude, and Listening skills. I miss him.</p>

Mr. Warner was my metal shop and mechanical drawing teacher at Lincoln Jr. High back in the 60's. He was a stern man that taught me some life skills and I know he liked me as a student. Sometimes it took a slap on the leg with a short stick to get a person to pay attention and learn fast! He was a great mentor and a REAL man that taught us Respect, Encouragement, Attitude, and Listening skills. I miss him.

<p>Mr. Warner was my metal shop and mechanical drawing teacher at Lincoln Jr. High back in the 60's. &nbsp;He was a stern man that taught me some life skills and I know he liked me as a student. &nbsp;Sometimes it took a slap on the leg with a short stick to get a person to pay attention and learn fast! &nbsp;He was a great mentor and a REAL man that taught us Respect, Encouragement, Attitude, and Listening skills. I miss him.</p>

Mr. Warner at Lincoln Jr. High

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Mr. Warner at Lincoln Jr. High

Mr. Warner at Lincoln Jr. High