Albany High School - Comet / Winnetkan Yearbook (Albany, WI)

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Are you telling jokes, Mrs. Sherwin?

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PHY9IG1L GDUC TlOh T0OG9 COOPGMTION Just as important as a sound mind is a sound body, and that is what Albany's Physical Education Program develops. The various sports and activities which the students participate in are designed to develop fitness as well as coordination and good sportsmanship. The Physical Education classes at Albany help promote physical fitness in our student body. Students participate in classes that stress clean competitive athletics, that build strength, and which build endurances. Lifetime Sports is a new class offered in the Phy. Ed. curriculum this year. This class proved to interest many students as could be seen by the enrollment in the course. Phy. Ed. classes are taught by Mrs. Lois Sherwin and Mr. Rick Volkman. LOIS SHCRWIM ♦ You're supposed to only have one ballIII TWINKLE TOES.. .Blumer and Binder.

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90CML 9TUDI£9 GXPLORG9 CULTURE Under the instruction of Mr. Tom Gross and Mr. Terry Astin. historical background, provided by the Social Studies courses laid a foundation for the comprehension of the American mode of life and government. Area Studies figured as an important portion in the understanding of international problems. Through study, students realized that geography determined the resources, size of family, way of life, and ultimately the success of a country. To gain understanding of the business world, to develop an interest in the economic development of our families in our country, and to realize the importance of securing training and skills were the objectives of the Social Problems class. TON GROtt