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Right: About four hours a day are spent in the resource room by auditorily impaired students. Sophomore Edwin Phillips .md freshman Melvin Chambers work on the filing system during class. I ., A Q M , 1 qua V, 7, -...x 3 4 1 , Above Helping freshman Kathv Balka with health education and has not only Kalhy's attention but that of the whole rlass
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Below: We're No. ll Special Olympians R. Huggins, coach Mary Jefferson, C. Sutton, E. Davis, S. Ford, W. Sloan, T. Taylor, F. Reyna, I. Usher, D. Moore, W. Taylor and C. Left: With finals ahead, freshmen Melvin Chambers and Karen Perkins and sophomore Cray said as they left for the state basketball meet in Austin. They returned with seven Rose Williams help each other study. gold medals. if isnt' N inn ELT XT N l -vw-at Above: Incorporating their interests with an assignment, freshmen Curtis Williams and Craig Hooper keep busy working on a radio. Resource 101
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' lt's all part Fourth period P.E. was the best, many stu- dents thought, because students could use their study labs to dress and also had a full f' period for activities. In other periods most of the time was taken up with dressing and undressing. During second quarter the P.E. teachers , allowed students to sign up for the activities they wanted rather than assigning them to a specific teacher. Basketball, softball and swim- ming were the most popular activities, coach Dee Moses said. Alternatives to P.E. were vocational classes, of the game health, drivers, education, band, Vaqueras and athletics. Right: When students get to choose their own activity for the quarter, softball is among the favorites. Boys and girls can participate in the sport together relatively easily. Dressed out in blue and white. sophomore Jackie Falls pitches the ball to the batter. ,Ai J . 'iiaraffss 'ff' --l.- 9 'S Q lifflt ' Q' N , x '. A.. ill ,--.,.a, , .Ji . kai' f, e iw as its I Above: When a student sees, Bring pen and paper. and mect in thc cafeteria written on the P.E. board. it means test time. Sitting al thc cafeteria talzlcs sophomore Paula Hamil- ton conccntrates on her test questions. Left: With overcrowded classes, waiting in linc is part of the P.E. expcricncc. Sopho- mores Russell Mcconnicl. Michael Walzlavick and Harry Grulibs combine resting and watching while they wait for their turn at bat. ma- V . -'- -gs 1 .3 'dns - QQ ',...-Ss Physical Education 103
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