Galena Park High School - Jacket Yearbook (Galena Park, TX)

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TRAIN FOR BETTER HEALTH Cloclxwisc: Push ups scorn to hc giving some ol' thcsc hovs A bit of trouhlc .is they warm up for thc days activitics. Baskgtlball is another one of the many activities enjoyed in the PE. classes, as is shown in this picture. lt looks as though it's going to bc a case of who will master whom in this wrestling match. 'A

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASSES TOP Mrs Duke one of tht physxml educa txon teachers and drnll lnstructor and thls group of g1rls look as rf they hate just completed fhe Creep an nnterpretatne moxement complled of rhythmxcal extercxses MIDDIE Thest gtrls 1n one of thc health Kathy Puppy IS gtvmg on the chart of the musculatory system BOTTOM Thls group IS partlclplttng xn a struts of rhythmtcal excrclses whnch are taught IH the P E classes for 1 ptrxod of sm xx ecks ' ' s r ' U' C I I u classes seem quite interested in the explanation u by y I- w fs '. . ' L . 'B' ! I I ' 731 l

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Buzzing around the cof editors John Yann and Louis T. Fry like busy little jackets are Jean Hen- don, XVayne Frisby. Er- mazene Burt. Bobby Rogers. Carolyn l-uce. and Toni Morrison as they study line type and column spacing. THE ANNUAL SPQTLIGHT GLITTERS O .IOURNALISM Who are the busy reporters racing around writing on special current events, giving accounts of club data, interviewing the newest movie stars like Linda Crystal, Sandra Dee, and Bret Maverick, and also snapping pictures of unsuspecting victims? They are the people who spice the lives of their thousand readers in the collection of news called The Yellow Jacket. Following the lead of truly great reporters, they dig for their articles. Each item teems with life, as proved by the fact that the presses have barely finished clanging before every copy has been sold. Our school really owes them a debt of gratitude for giving inside information on the lives of fellow students HI think that picture looks better at a distance is heard from photographers Jerry Dean Gore and Erle Evans. But seriously, these two deserve a lot of praise for the difficult job of capturing a story on film. And as the old newspaper saying goes, one picture is worth a thousand words. Helping to keep the wheels of the press moving are Sue Stacy and Clarolyn l.uce. 'lihis is one of the final steps in presenting the news.