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PHYSICAL EDUCATION Both girls and boys are kept very ac- tive in physical education classes. The girls, under the direction of Mrs. Hood, learn basketball, soccer, bad- minton and volleyball to stay in shape and to keep active. Mr. Templeton teaches the boys basketball, baseball, calisthenics, and tumbling to keep fit. Eastside requires at least two years of Phys. Ed., but additional years may be taken if desired. The nice thing about Phys. Ed. is that kids are having fun while they are becoming healthier by using up some of that excess energy. Mrs. Hood, girl's physical education teacher, gives instruction on the fundamentals of bad- minton. Nothing to it says Diana Oberlih as she does a head stand. Randy Bercaw next weight lifting champ? Boy's physical education teacher, Jim Templeton, helps a student on the parallel bars. Compliments of RALPH SECHLER and SON INC.
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The Art Department considered to be one of the most interesting and reward- ing activities in our school, has once again lead a busy and most prosperous year. Throughout the school year, with the aid of Miss Briegel, we had achieved many goals and ambitions thought to be impossible before learning the skills necessary to achieve a project of satis- faction. One of our creative classes in art. Bob Lehner, John Keith and Tim Hummon put the final touches on their landscapes. Working with clay can be lots of fun as Rachel Kaiser, Linda Craig and Dick Mack find out. 18
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Miss Griffith keeps the shelves stalked with nice, Mr. Johnston explains the SAT test results to senior new books for the students of Eastside. Terry Ulm. LIERARIAN AND GUIDANCE COUNSELOR, Assisting in the solving of all sorts and sizes of problems is our guidance councilor, Mr. Leonard Johnston. He helps students with problems con- cerning school as well as their future plans. Another helper is Miss Griffith, our librarian, Students when in distress know that they can turn to Miss Griffith for help. Serving as a third helper is study hall. One might not think of it as a helper, but it serves a great purpose for students find that one study hall a day helps cut the homework at night. The students in study hall start to work while Terry Ulm checks attendance. 20
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