Clinton High School - Clintonian Yearbook (Clinton, IA)

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l Driver Educotion Popular as ever with the sophomores is driver education. It begins with hours of classroom instruction involving law and tactics. When ready, the class then moves into simulators and pre-car in- structional devices. Finally comes the day when the student is ready for his first drive, with an instructor in a dual- control car, but a thrill to be remembered nonetheless. All of this is prerequisite to obtaining a driver's license ltemporaryi at age 16. Daily trips behind the wheel are part of the program in driver's training. An instructor and two or three students engage in actual traffic situations. Depth perception, an absolute essential in driving, get a thorough checking in the course. Stu ts drive by reacting to stop and start signals. 'l Q 'A V J' -. K .., t Classroom work, which Douglas Baker Rudy Emmel Robert Noecker Dfecedes actual behind-Th? 28 W

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Physicol Ed ucotion As one of the few required subjects for everyone, physical education performs an important function for Clinton High students. Everything from team and sportsmanship to body mechanics to ballet is offered in the course. Students are now able to choose the gym course they wish to take and when they will take them. The only requirements are that students must take a specific number of courses in order to graduate. Girls are given a choice of PE programs to follow. In swimming, three grades of ability plus lifesaving instruction are available to choose from. Y In the fall and spring it's out-of-doors for softball, soccer, archery football, tennis, or whatever the season dictates. Ready? One, two - one, two. Exercises make up a part of every class period. As instructors count out the cadence, straining bodies try to D4 I .1 . y if A :ln A Ti l iles ff? 'iff James Bump William Beyer Carrol Fedderson 30 l li