Alvarado High School - Warrior Yearbook (Alvarado, TX)

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During a physical education square dance senior Jimmy Carroll takes the hand of freshman Terry Forsberg as sophomore Michael Lawing joins the circle of students. Freshman Lori Twillager questions Mrs. Valentine, adult probation officer, about the laws concerning D.W.l.'s. Pro basketball player, Tonya Rivera, feeds Ronnie Henry, junior, a heaping spoonful of chocolate pudding while balancing a basketball at the tip of the plastic spoon. Fitness Gets Top Priority Physical fitness and staying physically fit through safety received top priority in two required classes. Education reform called for every student who substituted either'band or drill team to pass the State Physical Fitness Test which PE students had all year to master. In packed to capacity health!driver's ed. class Coach Mary Shimkus concentrated on staying healthy by staying alive. Coach Shimkus stressed the effects that alcohol can have on the body while driving. lwanted my studentsto see how serious the situation really is. She accomplished her goal by bringing in probation officers, filmstrips, and an eight hour program about D.W.l.'s,'and the laws concerning it. FRE !Health 31

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I Mr. John Warren, adult probation officer, explains to driver's education students what is aboutto occur in afilmstripasaresultofdriving while intoxicated. Physical education students take a folk dancing lesson as they learn the popular Cotton-Eyed Joe from Princpal Dale Brock. 30 P.E.!Health

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ln the newly formed computer math class, junior Wayne Hook points out to junior Lavelle Chasteen what was done incorrectly on Lavelle's program. 32 Math, Business Discovering that computers aren't all fun and games, senior Tiffany Fullagar develops a minor headache while trying to complete an assignment in her Typing II class. SeniorLisaSpiveylistenstotheinstructionsof Mrs. Mary Bossert, typing instructor, explaining the major differences between the keyboards.