Kauai High School - Ke Kuhiau Yearbook (Lihue, HI)

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THAT'S THE WAY Miss Ackerman checks to see that each girl is doing her exercises properly. HOLD IT! P. E. girls engage in vigorous exercises to help them build strong and sound bodies. nuigorafing xerci5e:1 READY, SET! Sophomore girls carry on calisthenics as part of their P. E. class session. The Physical Education classes, under the ex- pert tutorship of Miss Nancy Ackerman, parti- cipated in various sports and activities during the past year. ln September, freshmen and sophomores play- ed field hockey. During October and November, they had soccer and speedboll, and in Decem- ber, freshmen covered Social Dancing. ln Jan- uary, sophomores practiced a n d perfected rhythmic movements. ln February, freshmen and sophomores played basketball. Throughout the month of March, they passed physical fitness testing. During April ond May, both classes practiced stunts and tumbling. ln May and June, freshmen played softball, while sophomores en- joyed volleyball, thus ending o successful year. Besides having physical workouts, the girls had lessons in health. Colonel Frank Adams instructed them on the theory and application of first aid. STRETCH, RELAXX Sophomore girls respond to Miss Ackerman's commands, as she calls out. Stretch, reluxl ll8

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EQUQAJIOQJ gran? HJ iezi Robert Lure prepares himself to boot the soccer bell to seere a goal for his team. SOCCER ENTHUSIASTS Mr. Mnlnmo's sophomore boys are enthusiastically en gaged in n game of soccer. Under the professional guidance and direc- tion of Mr. George Malamo, the boys' P.E. class- es had a program of fun and excitement. The boys learned the official playing rules of basketball, football, and soccer. They put these rules and skills into practice in the gym and out on the field, A series of physical fitness exam- inations kept them active throughout the spring months. The examinations determined the fit- ness af our boys, as compared with other boys across the nation. Following all of these activities, Mr. Malama's program included such sports and areas of study as soccer, bowling, track, volleyball, softball, swimming, skin-diving safety rules, and health. Also included in the boys' physical education program was first aid, which was taught by Col- onel Fronk Adams. Through these sessions, they acquired the know-how of first aid. LOOK LIVELYI 'Reudy, I, 2, 3, 4, calls out Anthony Kurniwo to the P. E. boys, as they do their daily exercises.