Gavit High School - Futura Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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This is your devoted friend, sir, The Manifold linguist. Shakespeare Teachers by column: Miss Margaret Fitzgerald— English, M.A. Indiana University Mrs. Patricia Gurnak— Language Arts, Ball State University Mrs. Constance Skozen, B.S. Purdue University. Miss Delia Malciauskas— English, B.S. Northern Illinois University Mr. Aram R. Daronatsy, English, M.S. Indiana University Mrs. Sula Sampson— Reading, M.S. Indiana University Mrs. Rebecca Board— English, B.S. Indiana State University Mrs. Gayle Kosalko— English, B.A. Clarke College Roving Reporter Sue Prusiecki Re- ports the news as Kris Glad, Brian Smith, Julian Gonzales and Mr. Ko- penec look on. Mr. Roland Unkuri— Drama, English, M.S. Indiana University Ms. Susan Koscielniak— English, B.A., Saint Joseph’s College Mrs. Shirley Franey— Language Arts, M.S. Indiana University Mr. Ed Troy— English, M.A. Ball State University Mrs. Sandra Frohock— Language Arts, B.S. Indiana University 26 Learning

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P.E. Classes Miss Caryle Feddeler, P.E., Social Studies, M.S. Northern Illinois University THE P.E. program at Gavit in- cludes field hockey, football, soccer, basketball, handball, volleyball, gymnastics, tumbling, track and XX field, badminton, softball, table ten- nis, bowling, dancing, swimming, water polo, and wrestling. This year included a first in the P.E. program at Gavit— co-ed-volley- ball. Plans for the future include even more co-ed programs perhaps in dancing and softball. Another special program is the wrestling clinic offered by the instructors and coaches for grade school boys. Stress The Mr. Ben Life, B.S. Indiana University 0 Flying High In the Sky Individual Mr. Earl Thompson, P.E., M.S. University of Illinois. This years teachers— Miss Kelly, Mrs. Estep, Mr. Life and Mr. Thomp- son are stressing maximum partici- pation, physical development so- ciability and attaining a sufficient knowledge of each sport to allow students to participate with friends out of school. The instructors feel that a good P.E. program should offer wide vari- ety of activity interests out of which each student might find one of par- ticular interest to him. Mrs. Sandy Estep, P.E., M.S. Indiana University Miss Margaret Kelly, P.E., M.S. Purdue University. Mr. Wayne Wagner, P.E., M.A. Ball State University. 28 Learning