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"Oh, my aching muscles!" This standard comment
again prevailed as physical education students per-
formed their "rough and tumble" antics. XY'hether
participating in those Hinvigoratingy' exercises two,
three or five days a week, these "guys and dolls" kept
in "ship shape" through swimming, tumbling and
volleyball.
A short stroll through the main hall shows the
observer what goes on "behind the scenes" in the art
room. Besides adorning the halls with their "master-
piecesu each week, art lovers found time to enter
poster contests and lend their services to prom dec-
orations and school publications.
MXBOYEJ: Max Pulley and Barbara Dillie, advanced
art students, work with water colors. il.I5FTu: Carol
XY'earlv denwnstrates 1 dive to other physical educa-
tiun students.
Seventh grade students exercise their vocal chords during ,i song session.
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