Pineville High School - Kepi Yearbook (Pineville, LA)

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Physical Education Provides Fun With Qkitts Holmsomback’s Hustlers lead their team on to victory. Mrs. Allen displays her sense of humor in health class. It's nice to know our basketball coaches get along so well.

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Mrs. Allen Miss Hendrix Mr. Kaiser Mr. Rucker PATRICIA H. ALLEN Louisiana College B.S. Physical Education ELEANOR B. HENDRIX Northwestern State University B.S. Physical Education RONNIE L KAISER Louisiana College B.A. Physical Education. Athletics BOBBY R RUCKER Louisiana College B.S. McNccse State College B.S. Physical Education. Basketball Head Coach Realizing the importance of one’s physical strength, Pine-ville High School requires four years of physical education for graduation. Physical education classes encourage gtxxl sportsmanlike-conduct and develop the student’s physical skills. Enjoyable and beneficial activities are provided for both boys and girls. Boys participate in basketball, football, baseball, and track with respect to the particular season. Girls’ activities include bounceball, softball, volleyball, golf, table tennis, basketball, badminton, and tumbling. A health course is required one six-weeks period during the year. During this period, the student is introduced to the basic principles of health habits and first aid. Also, the dangers of alcohol, smoking, and drugs arc discussed. SHAZAM! Mr. CappcI’s board brings back painful” memories.

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Science — The Frontier of Tomorrow PINEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL offers several exploratory science courses which include Chemistry, Chcrn Study, Biology. General Science, and Physics. Students taking these courses acquire a better and fuller insight into the hows and whys” of our earth's making. General Science, made available for freshmen, teaches the basic fundamentals of science and prepares the student for the broader subjects such as biology and physics. Biology deals with animal and plant life, whereas physics consists of a combination of math and chemistry. Having been introduced two years ago, Chem Study is one of the newest courses offered at Pineville High. The more advanced student is advised to take Chem Study rather than Chemistry because more difficult experiments are performed as a result of special textbooks. Chemistry, on the other hand, involves more classwork and less lab work. Mrs. Wilkerson finds a student’s question amusing. Assistant Football Coach Bramlctt sorts the old jerseys. LEE B BRAMLETT General Science B.S. Mississippi College BETTY J. HINES Biology B.S. Louisiana College LENA T MOORE Biology B.S, Louisiana College M.Ed. Louisiana State University Mr. Bramlctt Mrs. Hines Mrs. Moore 22