Burnet High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Burnet, TX)

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PltyStCod GduuCotiOiv PlOMteS Fztn $ Coach Mike Newby steadies mats as Linda Stienke tumbles over. Coach Newby has a B.S. Degree from Abilene Christian. 20 Ira Adams spikes ball over in a hard fought volleyball game. Pat Gatliff slams the ball over the net in fifth period P. E. Most outstanding athlete, Jesse Perkins, receives letter jacket. Coach Cliff Vandeventer, holder of a Masters Degree from Colorado University, demonstrates proper stance for free shot. President Kennedy has said the relation between soundness of the body and the activities of the mind is subtle and complex. Intelligence and skill can function at their peak only when the body is healthy and strong. Physical education gives students an opportunity to learn a variety of motor skills, and at the same time develop a sense of fair play which is carried into life. When a student completes a well-rounded P. E. program he should know how to appreciate sports as a spectator. Burnet students try varied sports during the year. Baseball, football, tennis, (and golf) take students out-of-doors in the favorable weather. Swimming classes are held at the municipal pool each spring. Volleyball, basketball, and tumbling keep facilities busy indoors. The aim of the program is not only to build trained athletes, but to produce physically fit young men and women.

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FIRST ROW, left to right: Strahan, Matteson, Stienke, Wells, Rhoden, Rettman, Long, Bowers, L. Felps, Jones. SEC- OND ROW, left to right: Long, Parker, Jones, Goble, Debo, Frymire, Norris, Garrett, Kroeger, Glenn, Castellaw, Mc- Coy, Glenn, Smith, Rau, Newton, Gardner, Sylvester, Rau. STANDING: Wofford, Everett, Burton, Siler, Baker, Del- linger, Galceran, Reavis, Tucker, Eden, Mrs. Blanch Word. So powerful does music effect the emotions that is thought to be the product of inspiration. Music more than any other pursuit offers us an opportunity to get away from the ordinary things of life. Music lifts us out of ourselves into an ideal realm for a moment. Judy Jones was chosen the outstanding band student. Judy, Sylvia, Alicia, Sara, Cinda, Mrs. Blanch Word, music instructor, and Pam entertain at festival. fraternizes with Doug and Charlsie.

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UIGU SCHOOL CLASSES Burnet High School campus, as seen from the sky. Burnet High School students crowd this build- ing for four years of study and activity from tennis to trigonometry, English to agricul- ture. Here the educational journey which began in elementary school draws to a close or prepares to wing on higher routes. From this campus, boys and girls, shown on the next pages, emerge to thread the skyways of life. 21