Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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' Now, well begin with deep knee bends. 'lhts otten-heard statement starts physical education students doing their calisthenics and warm-ups for class. XVith the opening ot the new pool, swimming was added to the list ot' attnities in which students par- ticipated. Included in this list are basketball, softball, touch football, relays, line soccer. volleyball, and gymnastics. Health, a one-semester course. is also a part ot' this department. Both health and physical edutation are graduation require- ments. The purpose of this department is to teaeh us how to keep our bodies physically fit. Vfhat a way to start the dayf These boys do push-ups to warnt up for class. :A 1-'5.,- .- I

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si tk r 'ML 19 Mr. Blosser is trying hard to explain the principles of a slide rule to a very puzzled DI. Kile. We to Concentrating hard. Tom Rankin works on a construction in plane geometry. -4' Lf 4 x Qibx gkvn- - .lf ' f K tix D-. Nix ai -4- b3 : C? Can you prove this statement? Math students sometimes find themselves adrift in a sea of ratios, right angles, radicals, and regular polygons. Our mathe- matics department seeks to guide young Einsteins on to higher levels by offering such courses as algebra, geometry, and trionometry. For those who are content to budget their money and pay their taxes, such courses as general math and arithmetic are available, janet Duncan explains her solution to one of Mr. Matthews' algebra problems. c p ZH- :fa

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