Caesar Rodney High School - Crisp Yearbook (Wyoming, DE)

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Physical Education By engaging in Physical Education classes girls become healthier, better coordinated, and more physically fit. Emphasis is placed on individual sports as well as team and dual activities. Included in the year's work are units on hockey, soccer, basketball, volleyball, tumbling, softball, archery, badminton, tennis, and dancing. Recreational activities are taught to both boys and girls to provide students with sports knowledge which will carry over into adult life. A typical boys gym class begins with roll call, followed by a brief period of calisthentics, and concludes with the sport or activity being studied. Class activities include soccer, touch football, tumbling, apparatus, basketball, volleyball, softball, and various recreational sports. Intramural sports are provided for boys and girls with teams signing up by homerooms to play. Co- recreational sports and intramurals round out the pro- gram. Balance and coordination are demonstrated as Billy Hertz holds Hayden Cuthrell. John Barrett and Bob Reardon are spotters. QSM' Wig Linda Bryant outjumps Thelma Tribbett in a tense moment during girl's gym class. fa Jig 4 Ag .53 Barbara Kelly Bridgewater College Richard Smith Fairmont State Teacher's College

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The off set press in the high school art department is kept busy taking care of the needs of the school. Mr. bcheidt reads the copy. Earl Scheidt Kutztown College The Music Department appeals to many Caesar Rodney students. Starting in the seventh grade, students learn something of the history of music, the lives of great composers, and have a chance to sing as a group. In grades eight through twelve instrumental classes are held for band students and the Glee Club is open to people in grades nine through twelve. Mrs. Gladys M. Blaner Cleveland Institute of Teavheris Edwin Englehart Lebanon Valley College Music K5 ' Mrs Blaner is giving instruction to a hudd- Art and Music ..1Q... The High School Art Department this year expanded its facilities to include the rooms formerly used as an infirmary. Students are given the opportunity to partic- ipate in a numher of worth-while projects including drawing, sculpture, textile design, lettering, printing, and photography. Up-to-date equipment makes it possible for many students to become skilled in these areas. Charlotte Wolheiter Pennsylvania Museum ln junior high school art Miss Wolhc'iter plans and School of . Industrial Art 'On Wisconsin is first in the trumpet lesson today many interesting and varied projects. if 412, sift? ' l x

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60 2 La, ,fs Q Mrs. Hairgrove and Mrs. Cleaves are telling Joann Stephenson and Brad Carter about the very new and up-to- date equlpment ln the new mfirmary Health and Drzver Education A new lnfirmary greeted alllng students on the first day of school Wlth two full t1n1e nurses and a sulte of rooms the nurse s office IS prepared to handle any emergency whether large or small P6f10d1C health exams are glven to all Students with Speclal emphasls on puplls In grades Student Drlver Educatlon IS a popular course Gene Messick 1 4 7 11 The Sale Of school supplies helps provide and the Instructor Mr Bergman admlre the driver educa funds for the Caesar Rodney Welfare Fund Clothlng and toy drlves are held regularly to help bolster the tl0l'l Cal' supplles ln thls fund Student workers lnterested ln nurslng act as asslstants to the nurses and at the same tlme gam valuable expen ence to help them ln thelr chosen profession DEPT OF PUBllC IIISTRUCTIUN In the classroom act1v1t1es, whlch meet one hour per week, lnterested students learn the rules of the road B K . ' ' somven soucnmou cam . . . ' Gwfsf-flRWlPQ-G.lURT0l-QNC NSIIYIIIA e' . . . . , K 5 , and safe drlvmg technlques from textbooks and films Ten hours of practlcal dl'1VlIlg round out the students knowledge of the road and the automohlle After a stu dent has passed a wrltten and practlcal test ln thlS course he may obtam hls drlvers llcense upon appllcatlon