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'fi' Ns U P l feel better about myself when l stay in shape. - Dawn Kiser Physical Htness is vastly becoming the main priority of people today. People from age ten up to seventy-Nve are finding ways to stay in shape. Students were for- tunate to have numerous facilities at their disposal On any particular day during the week, students could be found jogging around the track, practicing a high intensity sport or simply working out in the weightroom. Even students who worked after school were offered and at times required to participate in some form of physical fit- ness. Team Sports and Htness were elec- tive classes one could take. Team Sports consisted of several dif- ferent team athletic events to keep one in 'WCP shape. Htness consisted ofa semester of vigorous weightlifting. Coach Fred Bow- ers, one zttness instructor, commented the class gives students who can't afford fitness centers a chance to build up. Becoming Physically Educated was a class that everyone had to take to gra- duate. Students who took this class dis- covered it was more difltcult than they had suspected Senion Lisa Barnes re- plied The exercises are really tough, but it makes one realize how out of shape he really is. Students who were searching for more advanced facilities found a variety of Ht- ness centers around the city to suit their needs. One of the requirements of Htness class is the i twelve minute run. Tony Lattanzi uses the l class to get in shape for baseball season N N 1 l i i ' 1 Taking advantage of the weightroom, Keith Hildebrandt strains to pump out his last set of curls before track practice, Fitness 21
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Q Htness class provides Robbie Leonhardi the perfect chance to build up without leaving school. Straining to complete his last set of reverse pushups, Terry McCormick works out for wrestling practice in the weightroom. L 20 Fitness L he tp, . 15 r Yi ,sl Ii ne .gliiwk Q ,dh AV' 153 ., ,-ms. -fvwfigiff' 1' ,-egg , 5, an it - ,, ' ' zz' ., cl . ,., , , '-rim, ' P' W
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