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TOP. KIM THORNHILL is confused about her next move as Valerie Whitley persists in her coverage. ABOVE. PATTY JARRETT practices her tennis stroke. Ph ical Education Parfioipafion, fifness, sporfsmanship sfressed in P.E. classes Physical Education was a two year required course without too many alternatives. Except for marching band and athletics itself. a person was bound to a couple of years of losing clothes in the locker room and never being given enough time for showers. The year did see signs of more thought and enthusiasm involved in the Physical Education Department. With additional equipment and more team oriented sports such as football. basketball. soccer. and softball. along with individualized activities like the one-on-one basketball. ping pong. and tennis. student participation even rose. The girls' classes discovered there was more to gymnastics than tumbling with the use of parallel bars and vaulting horse. and a balancing beam. A course in basic first aid was given by Mrs. Mary Harris who combined the drill team class with first period physical education. In all. the Physical Education Department responded to the present nationwide trend toward increased physical fitness by stressing that aspect rather than the outdated practice of sending students out to pass the time.
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RIGHT, JIMMY GREEN trots on home to chalk up another run in a kickball game in boys' physical education. BELOW, PHYSICAL EDUCATION aides James Bratton and Larry Hausner sharpen their game of ping pong. BOTTOM, WOBBLY ARMS and shaky legs characterize this physical education class' pyramid. I,-on ' 'K
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RIGHT, JUNIOR VARSITY team members are, FRONT ROW: Julie Thompson, Linda Coffey. SECOND ROW: Tammy Cox. Teri Hatfield, Kim Guidrey, Chrys Orr. BACK ROW: Ms. Susan Watson fcoachj, Sherry Osmund, Corrine Orr, Sonja Moore, Karla Stailey, Katrina Fitch, Sherri Woerner. BELOW RIGHT, FRESHMAN team members are. FRONT ROW: Renee Reitzer, Brenda Purdy, Suzi Escalante. SECOND ROW: Sharon Porter, Debbie Matthews, Karen Van Noy, Michelle Bray. BACK ROW: Julie Sulack fmanagerj, Gwen Smith, Sonja Moore, Caron Prindle, Kelei Sefcik, Mrs. Karen Crow Qcoachj. FAR RIGHT, DEBBIE Matthews concentrates on putting the ball over the net with Renee Reitzer ready to help. RIGHT, KIM GUIDREY stretches to spike the ball for another point. BELOW, SONJA MOORE winds up to spike the descending ball. Z
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