Grove High School - Ridge Runner Yearbook (Grove, OK)

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MAINTENANCE MEN Keep School gii pd 'KS qw X 1 c and span by Grove school burldrngs are kept spx our two custodrans 11m Underwood and Burhl Trenary They work dunng tl' summer to repaxr and repamt the classrooms put on new roofs mend furnxture mow the grass and many other numerous t-asks whnch anse from trme to trme Durmg the school year thexr ,ob contmues and be comes more dxffxcult with some 650 puprls ln the buxldmg Mrs Ruby Clanton supervxsor Mrs Iewell Wat son and Mrs Verme Clem plan prepare and serve hot noon meals to the Grove students everyday They plan vaned meals for the 250 students who at rn the lunch room and on holiday occaslons e they have really festive meals OUR BUS DRIVERS COOKS Provide Chow For The Hungry 'N-Js... r ! 4-46' Dp1NA 'N lrn71,,, wllllS Mannrng 1 Sanders L ndley Sanders Ferrell H SCHOOL BUS oover Bryan Clanton Roy F1sher ,l ames Sherrrll and Halley

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vt E 2 H-QQ, Executive members in regular meeting are Mrs Don Young mem bershtp John Pritchard vice president Nlrs Milton Davis presi dent Mrs Jewel Hicks secretary Garth Baskin parliamentarian 1957 1958 Oblectlves To promote the welfare of children and youth in home school church and commumty To raise the standards of home life. To secure adequate laws for the care and protection of of children and youth. To bring into closer relation the home and school that parents and teachers may cooperate intelligently in the training of the child. To develop between educators and the general public such united efforts as will secure the highest advantage in physical, mental, social, and spiritual education. T Mrs C H Stevens historian Mrs James H Wasson devotional Superintendent H E Wilson Mrs Ed Gibson finance and Mrs Harry Worley publicity Program SEPTEMBER - R R R 'S + Health OCTOBER - R R R 's + Mental Health NOVEMBER - R R R 's + Open House DECEMBER - R R R 's + Moral and Spiritual Education JANUARY - R R R 's + Safety FEBRUARY - Founders' Day MARCH - R R R 's + Recreation APRIL - Exceptional Children

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Callsthentlcs Lalrsthenncs ns the art or pracuce of exercrsrng the body to promote ts health strength and grace The word rs srmply another term for lrght gymnastxcs and comes from two Greek words whtch mean beautrful and and strength' Calxsthemc exercises generally require lrttle or no equrpment But lndlan clubs dumbells wands or other lrght obyects sometnmes are used Exercrse may be specxal or general dependmg on what the rndrvrdual needs and prefers Most school chrldren want to get the entrre body rnto good general condxtlon They do exercises that work all the large mus cles Some persons may have some specral physrcal defects whrch need to be corrected A faulty way of carryxng one s body can be remedxed rn many cases by suxtable exercnses to l1ft the head and chest pull rn or flatten the abdomen correct spmal curves or strengthen flat feet People who exercxse should keep rn mrnd one rmportant pomt The amount of exerclse that a person should take at a grven trme depends upon hrs physxcal condition All good courses of exercnses are graduated callrng for a lxttle exercise at fxrst more later and so on Too much exerclse before the body 18 prepared for rt may do serious harm Exercxse 18 safest and most benefxcral when rt ns done under pro fessronal supervision or expert advice T9 . , , . . . , . . n qq - . . . . - ' 1 n y . x . . . , . . . 1 9 r ' ' v r r '