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A ' :A as HYSICAL Lis., J. i..'. ' .,- . One-mo, one-two! On your mark! Hike! Through D sports our bodies grow healthy and strong, and our minds become more alert. In developing ourselves physically, we unconsciously gain mental skills and moral values. We develop physical and spiritual endurance, and We learn the true meaning of sportsmanship. fi? 12-1
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app 1- if , 'T l Eddie Roland 'fakes a hand off from a fellow trochmun, as Phy. Ed. boys praciice running track. BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION - A A' OFFERS SKILLS IN MANY SPORTS COACH DON POWELL COACH DON POWELL, a new addition to the Boys Physical Education Department, hails from Birmingham, Alabama. While in Alabama he made All-City and All-State in 1951 in football and moved on to Florida State University. He lettered there four years in football, being named Captain of the squad in his senior year. As a service player, he was on the 1956 All-Korea eleven. At Chamberlain, Coach Powell instructs the boys in physical education and is assistant line coach for the Fighting Chiefs' varsity football squad. AN ATHLETE IS BORN, NOT MADE, might well be the saying, but the boys taking part in the physical education at Chamberlain might disagree with this statement. Physical Education develops the individual boy physically, by promoting agility, skill, coordination, mentally, by prompting quick thinking and the making of decisions based on informa- tion at hand in a split secondll' The subject matter of the courses is varied in order to open other areas of interest to the students so as to avoid over-speciali- zation. Physical Education II is required in order to fulfill part of the requirement for a high school diploma. The sports in which students participate are ttunbling, touch football, basketball, track, volleyball, and softball. Boys interested in a general sports program may take Physical Education III and IV as an elective course. In these two extra years the same sports are offered is in the hrst two. Chamberlain photographer caught the Boys' Phy. Ed. class in a rough game of Touch football. 126
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