Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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PE Fitness Generates Good Sportsmanship Building a strong body to encase the mind which is developed by the curriculum of CHS is the responsi- bility of the physical education department. This the instructors accomplish with a system of strenu- ous variety of exercises and sports designed to im- prove the ruggedness of the bodies of the students. Among the sports offered at CHS are football, basketball, volleyball, softball and track. Also a new innovation is bowling which was tried on an ex- perimental scale last year, Included in the activities of this department are health and Red Cross units in which the students are trained to care for their own bodies and to de- velop ability to cope with an emergency through their Red Cross training experience. When interest clubs meet every two weeks, the sports field is the scene of intramural activities sponsored by the PE department. At this time the student may enter into any sport under the watchful eye of the CHS coaches. SHOULDERS and arms, Bobby Mathews tough pullup for his physical fitness test. TIRED ALREADY? They have another mile to go in early practice of track season 78

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fff' Qllz 'f1'7 f' 5 ' A , is sf. A Q k t A . V :ii . ' .A b ' f' .MVS , ' ' ' , shi! ': ,, , I 51, , an 5 W Priscilla Hunt Barbara Robles THE WARM-UP EXERCISES play an important role in last minute prepar- ation before competing in class or individual sports. A CLASSROOM KNOWLEDGE of the rules of the games is important to the P.E. student of CHS and for all those who like sports. AN ACCENT ON EACH STAGE of an exercise gives insight to its physical importance to the student. 77

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I DOWN SET These words resound from the CHS practice field as PE boys prepare for a game of touch football. TWO STRIKESQI yells umpire Richard Schleman as Robert Walters and jerry Barr get ready for the next pitch. FINISHING THE SLING Milton Flynn practices on classmate Lewis Woody during First Aid training. w 79