Bishop Gallagher High School - Mitre Yearbook (Harper Woods, MI)

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TOP: Anne Grajewski attentively watches the game ' s progress. TOP RIGHT: Soph boys express joy at playing Crab soccer. ABOVE: Soph girls gather to discuss playing strategy in a break in the action. RIGHT: When that whistle blows. I want you out on the floor . . . Dressed or not dressed! 34

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TOP: Mr. Donavan Rostek directs the combined De La Salle-Bishop Gallagher High School Band. LEFT: The brass section of the band poses for a picture before the Christmas concert in Queen of Peace Church. ABOVE: Mr. Rostek raises the baton for the be- ginning of the Spring Recital at South Lake. 33

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Ms. Tuma Mr. Thursam Mr. Powers Ms. Watson Phys Ed builds strong bodies and alert minds The physical education department of Bishop Gallagher is in a rather unique situation. Rather than concentrating on the purely academic development of stu- dents, Phys. Ed. classes are designed to channel the physical growth and ability of students into wholesome participation of meaningful athletic activities, ether the sport be football, volleyball, or basket- ball, the end result is still the same: stu- dents learning the rules of sportsmanship and fair play, all the while growing and changing themselves. The program begins during the Frosh and Sophomore years with courses and continuing through the last two years as a series of specially designed electives, allow- ing students to chose the sport or sports they wish to pursue in greater depth. The Freshman course consists of twice weekly classes, supplemented by twice weekly health classes. During the Sophomore year, the class format is changed to three weekly gym classes. The elective courses allow the student to learn more about rules and strateg The total four-year program results in a comp- rehensive program of athletics. TOP LEFT: Remember all those great laps around the gym! LEFT: Good grief! I never played volleyball like this before! 35