Garden Grove High School - Argonaut Yearbook (Garden Grove, CA)

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I I Physical Education Stressing the principle of selection, the Girls ' Physical Education Depart- ment offered a wide variety of activities. Freshman and sophomore classes v ere taught such sports as volleyball, tennis, badminton, and Softball. Upperclassmen were allowed to participate in such courses as modern dance, synchronized swimming, and drill team. Nalini Smith (at bat| shows teammates proper ' Xj | stance during Softball practice. , ,, ' ' I V O Norma Friedel ( ' ,Vi [ ' 4 f jT ' t ' . . ' . :; . ' ' ' . :J

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Physical Education Stressing the participation of all boys in many kinds of sports, the Physi- cal Education Department teaches freshmen and sophomores swimming, touch football, basketball, tennis, badminton, volleyball, softball, track, and gymnastics. Upperclassmen are offered the same courses with addi- tional variations. Physically unable boys are given modified classes where they receive instruction in individual work as needed. On your mark! Boys in P.E. classes take to the track as the season opens. Don Avery Blanchard Beotty ■ ipr Is rri ■ « Robert Lampshire Alan Musi 26 Bruce Smith Don Webster Allen Wello Jim Williams i

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Nurse Under the direction of Mrs. Mabel Benefiel, the school health program considers the well- being of students physically, mentally, socially, and emotionally. The main objectives of the program are the furtherance of the health pro- tection of the school community. Student assistants aid with the routine duties of the health office. Pictured above are Joyce Johnson, Arlene Pitts, Audrey Brooks, Diane Sellers, Mrs. Benefiel, Nancy Morita, Sharon Benard, Sheila Bentz, Penny Nader, Sandra Plate. Mabel Benefiel School Nurse Mrs. Edith Soest, nurse ' s receptionist, checks records with the help of Sharon Benard and Dianne Sellers. Mrs. Benefiel administers hearing test to Jeanette Shultz.