Daviess County High School - Echoes Yearbook (Owensboro, KY)

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tb ,ALJ Exercises begin every day of gym class as lunior, Heather McCormick will tell you. Below, Coach Taylor's health class demonstrates how to properly roll a person over in an emergency. Y ' ssl X 'y 'X ,-.-. Physical Education, P.E., usually seems to be either a student's favorite class or most dreaded. Although some view the hour as l'playtime or a 'lbother, P.E. offers a stu- dent many opportunities to learn basic fundamentals that he or she may otherwise never know. A variety of sports such as soccer, volleyball, gymnastics, handball, ten- nis, bowling, and others are covered every year. P.E. is required for all juniors to take one full year. At DCHS, a student's sophomore year requires a half a year of P.E. as well as a semester of Health. Health touches upon a variety of sub- jects such as drugs and alcohol, eating hab- its, bleeding and bandaging, C.P.R., and mouth to mouth resuscitation to name a few. Whether it is Health or P.E., students cer- tainly benefit from them! Academics!119

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f 1 18! Academics CPR is an extremely important part of sophomore health classes. To learn the correct techniques, dummies are used for students to practice with. Tracy Westerfield and Tammy Hoffman play soccer in their gym class taught by Coach Potts. Soccer is one of the most popular sports taught in P,E. Sophomores, Keith Velotta and Chuck lagoe run around the DCHS track as a part of the physical fitness test.

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