Atlanta High School - Atalanta Yearbook (Atlanta, IL)

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r '!iI!LS? PHISiOAl isDI'CViPIOK The girls’ physical aaueation mot twic a week on Mondays and Thursdays; out-sir in the spring and .fall, and in the gym the rent of the tir.9. The sports taken this past year were base-hail, relays, horseshoes, shuffle board, basketball, volley ball, and tap dancing. The latter was taken about two months and three dances were learnod in that short time due to the enthusiasm of the girls about this type of dancing. Tournaments were held in basketball, volley ball, and baseball. In basketball and volley ball the third hour class was successful in defeating the fourth hour class. These games botween classes wore hold after school and the games within the classes wore played in the regulur period. The girls enjoyed this education and greatly appreciated the new gym which made this study possible. ecis physical fd'.'Cation . The beys pbyu:• cal •'ducu’ ico classes mot twice a Week « i. Tuesdays uk? Fri.d•• yr Wn-n weather permitted chey met in the park, ‘i’be various 3ports offered to the beys were baseball, basketball., T.o.; oaj i.crj v- shoes, ping pong, and hand ha? u A volloy ball tournament was held between teams of the third and fourth hour cla -sts. The fourth hour class was the winner. The boys greatly appreciate the fact that they have boon givon an opportunity to take physical education in tho new gym which was lately orectod as an addition to Atlanta Community High School, L. K

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