Glasgow High School - Hootman Yearbook (Glasgow, MT)

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GIRLS' PHYSICAL ED Q Pyramid building and tumbling have a major part in the Physical Education class. 0 Girls taking part in a game of basket ball. Q An eighth grade class practicing floor formations. Girls taking Physical Education strive to develop posture, muscular coordina- tion, and live cleaner, happier lives by Well-rounded knowledge of all the sports, and from health instruction. Physical Ed. is required five days a week for all girls with the exception of 1 those taking band. One day a week is devoted to the study of health. l The extensive program the G-Iasgow Physical Ed. girls follow includes marching and drill tactics, calisthen- ics, games, tumbling, indi- vidual and team sports. 2 Q Miss Aurora Muske, Girls Q Form, skill, and self-confidence are developed from Physical Education Instructor apparatus work. shoots for a basket. -25.-

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, BOYS, PHY lCAlL 'Jack Demko on the horizontal bars. Q Les Kinzell, doing ia hand stand on the paral- lel bars. Q Francis Loomer. This is his first year as Physcial Education Director in Glasgow High. He is a navy vet- eran and has done quite a bit of collegiate wrestling. Q Jerry Hoffmann and Arlo Schindler in a wrestling i h ' M . L . . mate Wlth Y Gomer as referee 9 Boxing in the locker rooms are Glen Johnson and Dave Clowes. ' I 9 A gym Class struggling through their Calisthenics- Q Putting on a match between the halves of the infantile paralysis benefit game are Dave Clowes and Gerald Stens- land. I .-24-

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JFUTURJE FARMERS PROJECT STUDY: Q The Agricultural students are taught to keep accurate records of their F.F'.A. projects. Mr. Urs is supervising the filling out of the books. Left to right: Jerry Hoffman, David Clowes, Arlo Schindler, Tommy Corn- wall, Paul Zerbe, Sever Enkerude, Sherman Shiervmood, Karl Slauskojus, Jack Demko, George Olson, Bill Lawrence, and Junior Harebo. MILK TESTING: Q The Glasgow Chapter of the F.F.A. has organized a Junior Dairy Herd Improvement Association. This chapter has placed in the Silver Division of the Best Dairy Program contest for the last three years. Pictured left to right are: Herbert Brekken, Mitchell Tihista, Roy Wetzel, Paul Schmidt, and Clif- ford Doke. SEED GERMINATION TEST frag doll testi: aa The Ag IV class has completed a course in Field Crop Enterprises, during which the seed germination test was con- ducted. In four years of agriculture, students are taught many of the improved practices of farming that can be ap- plied on their own farms. Left to right: Norris Braa-tin, Ken- ny Fuhrman, Bob Rohde, Gerald Stensland, Burt DeLay, Harold Rvamsbacher, Garth Maag, Alvin Combs, Thurlo Schindler, and Bob Lawrence. 6-