Iowa Park High School - Hawk Yearbook (Iowa Park, TX)

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7n the Gfa assroom In school, with an adequate amount of shorthand, one can take notes in any class three times as fast as he could previously. With typing comes a neat and attractive paper, easily readable. Together they form a perfect solution to a school year of tests, themes, notes, and plain writing. Being elegantly attired, the girls’ P. E. class tightens their mus- cles with the exercises prescribed by Coach Mills. Any girl taking this course will tell you that they not only learn good sportsman- ship, the fundamental rules of the games, but also the value of parti- cipation.

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Our Sc Aoo O e cheat ton A( ministration Gfa asses Aavontes ( Jryaniz a tion s Sports Activities f 0uni or IfiyA Sponsored by: DOLCATER’S CAMERA SHOP, RILEY FURNITURE, METZ CAFE 12

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Boys, just like the girls, have a period of the school day set aside for a class of other than book work. Here the boys line (?) up for a relay. They also enjoy tennis and volleyball. At right, we see the foot- ball team out for a few exer- cises before donning the hel- mets and pads. The most important part of the school day to the aver- age gridder is practice time, for this is the time when he conditions his muscles and re- hearses plays for the real game. Meanwhile, in the library, we find the bookworms. It looks like these boys haven't quite caught on to the idea of the library being a place to do research and to read books. Adjoining the library is the study hall under the direction of Mrs. Keesee. Here the students are given a free period in which they may do any extra school work. 14 At right, we find the French class on one of its more unusual days. They are in the process of put- ting on French skits.