Booker T Washington High School - Graffiti Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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'iv YU-4 -:- --, -- 1 Personal Fitness includes not only calisthenics and running, but also instruction on the human body, given here by Coach Haynes. 1 . - .ny z . ,. .,.. N ' 1: -EL.Q-f-Q1i.fi,'?es,:f ' -.gltilfi-'L.'-,fL1 ,, Q L f . 4 W, ,. if r ia,g1g-,ighvg fi .'4..Ae,.sa-L-'ffl-ww-1--s 1- --ivww 2 'Y ' eeil is if , Coach Evans dissembles the volleyball net in preparation for the upcoming basketball games, 152 Pbwiml Edumrion .V W nf 6271.12 I 45 7, wnzfby, 9 UM, , 4 iff ff v,, H 757- iff? Always on top of things, Coach Nichols calls the News-journal Wildcat football statistics for the week.

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Wil fiyfff' 'J-'ffififf Q-yr? -' .Q flflci ffl I-ff04'1,fI'rt f 4 ' . Halloween carnival. I - R X. gi, ompefifiue e ge 'n 0Cll l g The crisp sound of fingers flying across . calculator keys signified that the students in lMrs. Todd's sixth period accounting class :were on their way to closing out their lledgers. Across the hall, typewriters hummed imechanically as students typed with no abandon in their attempts to improve above their previous timed speeds. 1 The Faculty graveyard serves to create fear in the hearts of unruly students who enter During the two-hour ofhce block, Renee the DECA Haunted House during the Finkley asks Mrs. Gamble how she should file two identical names. info flze fufure Most of the business classes required coor- dination and quick thinking. Other classes, like DCT, taught more than just practical arts. Distributive Cooperative Training CDCTJ prepared students for jobs within school or around Pensacola. It gave them the opportunity to attend school for half a day and then work the rest of the day. As the availability of computer classes in- creased, so did the enrollment. Student after student displayed interest in learning more about data processing, computer math, and computer programming. No matter which area one pursued in the Business Department, hefshe emerged with skills for use in the near future. - R. Smith i Burinerr 15 1

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0 ,gnu J Mrs. Bond really gets into the Halloween Under the supervision of Coach Haynes, students take advantage of the spirit as she keeps students a safe distance weightroom's facilities - in this case, the from the target, bench press and the leg press. f l I A 1 7 I . 'l 9 your el 50l'L6l! My 0,9 gonclifion Ready EXERCISE!!! As Coach Haynes' booming voice echoe throughout the gym, 45 panting, sweating cream-puffs labored through their jumping jacks. Next, ac- companied by a chorus of moans, came the push-up, sit-ups, and toe- touches. By the end of the semester, Coach Haynes, rigorous program of calisthenics, running, and weight training turned a group of out-of shape whiners into physically fit young men. Play Ball!! With the morning temperature in the 7O's, Coach Lewis' 2nd period Team Sports class took their position on the softball diamond. As Lewis watched and umpired, the two teams battled back and forth, finally finishing in a 9-9 tie. Although some questioned Coach Lewis' eyesight many agreed he had eagle l A 7. 9-Al -- - If 14 if-. .,.l My .L 'V Fa 'W gag eyes. Softball, basketball, football, and volleyball - Team Sports had 'em all. Between Personal Fitness, Individual Sports, and Team Sports, Department Head Janice Bond made sure the cur- riculum offered a variety of sports and activities to keep the students happy and in shape. -Jason Carr M06 Pbyxical Education 153