Bowsher High School - Apogee Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Rebels show determination ur football practice. Mrs. Johnson times Linda Welber for the fifty yard clash. Joe Porter climbs high. Garry Foley and Richard Teague race for the finish. O O O O Intramurals, Conditioning, and Varsity Sports Broadiumping is a popular gym activity. Ohl Mr. Muchoukas, you're such a flirl. I6

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Shirley Geib, Sandi Anderson, Queen Judy Harper, Stacey Satterthwaite, and Jackie Perz. Queen Candidates ROW I Bev Wolcott, Judy Harper, Stacey Sarterthwaife, Denise Parsil, Sandi Anderson, Sandy Monaghan, Karen Corbin. ROW 2 Joan Husum, Cheryl Baker, Sharon Grant, Jackie Perz, Mary Johnson, Dawn Bigelow, Shirley Geib, Sue Prue. I5 QUEEN, ON L 5 vo llisucceminq will JACKIE if 'A J. l C' who nf ,K PARADE 1'-f 3.-sig. 'W -'Wli1N1l- fr. l'-'W-if-1, 2-1' llun. hlllq lrunn. 5+-412 Mm... Christie and Linda hung homecoming signs. o

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Q Paula South gives the ball a Debby Thomas aims for the target. One good push and it's over the net. swift kick. Just as reading, discussing, and writing aid in strengthening the individual's mind so do physical activities promote fitness of the body and recreational skills. Thus physical educa- tion activities have become on integral part ofthe overall curriculum at Bowsher. Working together for team victories, students learn the fundamentals of sportsmanship and cooperation. Participating in individual activities, students acquire skills which will carry over in- to later years. intramural programs in several sports for boys and girls, as well as gym classes and varsity sports, provide outlets for everyone's energy and opportunities for physical growth and development. Freshman girls take action on the soccer field. Promote Participation in Athletic Competition Mrs. Andre calls a foul play. A game of catch is always fun.