Analy High School - Azalea Yearbook (Sebastopol, CA)

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Science Department The fascinating world of science is explored each day in the gen- eral science, biology, chemistry, and physics classes of Analy. These courses give the student an opportunity to probe into the mysteries of the world we live in. All courses are college prepara- tory. This year Analy High School was given the honor of having one of its fine students chosen to attend the National Youth Con- ference for the Atom, November 6-10, in Chicago, Illinois. Roger Sherron, who was chosen for his outstanding achievement in the field of electronics, was given the opportunity to spend a memor- able week in Chicago in the com- pany of his teacher, Mr. Davis. PAGE 29

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Girls P. E. This year in addition to the reg- ular activities of vollyball, tennis, folk dancing, tumbling, softball, and basketball, the Girls’ P. E. classes began a new program. This program consists of a series of ten exercises called “the Cana- dian 12 minute plan for women”, better known as XBX. It is de- signed to increase muscle tone, muscle endurance, muscle sta- bility, and efficiency of the heart and lungs. Boqs P.E Physical fitness and growth, pos- ture, bodily co-ordination and control, as well as the inculca- tion of the spiritual and moral qualities of sportsmanship, hon- or, healthy competitiveness, loy- alty, and comradeship — these are the aims and goals of the Boys’ P. E. Department. PAGE 28

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Soda) Studies Social studies teachers in 1963 — 64 rededicated themselves to the job of helping students see the necessity of their being law-abiding, far-sighted citizens. Events in Dallas, Saigon, Panama City, and Berlin pointed out the urgency of the job. The fortunes of England may have been deter- mined on the playing fields of Eton; the future of the United States may well be determined in the classrooms of schools like Analy. Driver Training For two weeks during the sophomore year, every student practices basic techniques of driving a car. The student learns to back up between poles, for control backing up, to start on hills, to park on hills, and to park in downtown Sebastopol. Students also go on side trips to Freestone, Cotati, and up the freeway to Santa Rosa and back to Sebastopol. The last day of the course the instructor gives the student a driving test like the one given by the Department of Mo- tor Vehicles for a California Driver’s License. PAGE 30