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X s 56 ACADEMICS QJHHIQIS ,answ- 1' 5 t .,. THIS PAGIC: ttopj 'Slt's not Arthur Nlur- rayisf' Girls learn folk dances in PE. fabovej Terry Flustcrling tries a lrccthrow as Roy Rhodes watches from behind. fabove rightl gSUnc, two, tfllizt-Cllil-l'llll.,i Yanita Sawyer leads the class in a dance. .loycc Calvert tries a shot as Linda Nlorgan goes in for the re- bound. Physical education The Pl-1 Department tried to combine enjoyment with the learning of re- quired skills. The boys played foot- ball, tennis, soccor, and had an intra- mural basketball tournament this year. The first period class won the big event The girls, classes did normal activities such as basketball, volleyball, swim- ming, and softball. 'lfhey varied by learning folk and square dances fthey loved dancing with each otherj and playing tennis, Croquet, horseshocs, and badminton in various recreation- al groups. s J 2 it ' V 'H-1 . i 'ff . Q 1 is 'F 'G ' it r fi . .... 5 ...i 1 - ,:- -f ' 'B ix f . as ' .na-was 'LN - ., . ....,,. ,, - WV ,.......nli'
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R a pe. af.. 8, gs, 5 THIS PAGE: ftopj Port Swingers fstanding, l'to rj Nl. Acord, B. K. Pessarra, Nl. johnson, l.. Perryman, C. Fields, A. Burnett, Nl. Teinert, S. Joiner, D. Penney, T. Vander- griff, D. Lawhon, lVl. Swinford, Jones, P. Kelly, C. Tannery, prepare for a song. fleftj 'SWl1at do you mf-an l can't wear a mini-skirt? Craig Tannery does his part in HHIGADOUN. fabovej We,re oil' to see the Wizard. Nl. Aeord, G. lrwin, D. Lawhon, K. Perryman, C. Tannery, Nl. johnson, L. Levine, D. Penney, C. ,-Xmboreo, B. K. Pessarra, and Nl. Swinford leave for regional choir competition. 5 ACADEMICS-55
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THIS PAGE: fbelowj Jimmy Sharp enjoys the serenity of the HHS Library. fbelow rightj '6Only 15,000 more books to put away! Mrs. Hodges carries out her duties. fbottom leftj The library showcase is a per- fect place for Wills Nlclldaes airplane mod- els. fbottom rightj 'That will be a H4500 late fee, please. Kay Hall transacts library busi- ness with Nlrs. Nlcfloy. it 5 ' H Library facilities After live weeks ol' remodeling and hard work, the periodical room was finished in time for school's start. All ol' the old, heavy, and space taking magazines were removed to make room for the new Inierolilrn readers. the small size ol' the film makes it pos- sible to store many more back issues oi' magazines than ever before. llead- phones were placed in the microl'ilm booths so that students can listen to record players and tape recorders. New books in the ever growing resource center include many that have been given in memoriam or from clubs such as the FHA. ACADEMICS-57
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