North Garland High School - Marauder Yearbook (Garland, TX)

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ONE TWO THREE AND .., went through the minds of Juniors Wendy Galyean, Kim Miller, Tammy McFarland and Janet Davis as as they do their daily calisthenics. Phulo by Craig Turner IN A GAME OF ONE-ON-ONE. Junior Pat Vulk and Sophomore Richard Chitsey contend for possession ofthe basketball in a gym class which also includes softball later in the semester. Phoro by Craig Turner P.E.fHeanh 61

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Required exercise learned and lived P.E. One of the major problems in today's society is drug abuse. Therefore, one of the ways the health, P.E. department relates to the societal crises is to teach students about the harmful effects of drugs. We learned not only the bad effects of drugs but different types as well, explained Patrick Ekbladh. Other than facts about drug abuse, health classes taught students the basic principals of cardiopulmonary resusciation and how to lead a clean and healthy life. Many of the health health teachers were also physical education instructors, who taught the elements of good sportsmanship in a variety of gym class offerings. Physical education is all about basic rules, control, team play, team spirit, accuracy and strength, which are all necessary in becoming a good athlete. While playing golf, said Jill Graves, we had to learn about the techniques of holding the golf club. All in all, golf is a great sport. Some of the many sports offered were tennis, bowling, slimnastics, and archery. TENT BUILDING serves as an important base for camping as Freshmen David Strahan and James McCauley learn in their outdoor education class. Photo by Craig Turner 60 Academicsflst dimension IN FOURTH PERIOD GYM CLASS, the sit up is only one of the daily exercises of Mike Walker, a freshman. Pham by Craig Turner DURING A BASKETBALL GAME in his one semester gym class, Freshman David Wyatt attempts a one arm layup. Pham by Craig Turncr

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