C E King High School - Panther Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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This s the Way We Learn to Sew and ook I t exc It takes all kinds to make up the homemaking class. takes five minutes to cook minute rice? laims Mark Parks. i HG osh, they sure are making the thread strong these days, Ben Seagroves and Gary Shimek sew what's supposed to be a shirt

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Debbie McKinnley shows good technique in soccer. Annette James and Kathy Hall play the position of goalkeepers Students of Physical Education this year will be playing a variety of sports, such as Baseball, Basketball, Football, Volleyball, Kickball, and Soccer. Aside from these traditional activities, cageball and Archery have been added to the list. Cageball is played with a large ball which is tossed in the middle of 5 or 6 rows of students. The object of the game is to get the ball to your goaly by hitting it to the opposite end of your row. The team that ends up with the most points at the end wins the game. Archery is another activity that the students enjoy playing. It is played by shooting a bow and arrow toward a target and scoring points. Students also are now looking forward to playing tennis at the end of the year. . Melisa Walls, Dawn Webb, and Lisa Sandifer put everything they have into the activities of the day. Coach Lamascus sees that all push-ups are done right. 61

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HI wonder what that dip is in the middle of our cake? wonders Ronald Crowder. l Speaking 0 Chefs Thank goodness we don't have to eat this. Tim Plumb tries his luck at stirring. Our mothers would be proud! says Mark Parks and Gary Shanks. Winners of the casserole cook-off.