Henderson State University - Star Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)

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Henderson, boasting one of the finest sets of facilities in the state, has an outstanding Physical Education department. The P.E. department offers majors in three areas, Health, Physical Edu- cation and a new addition, recreation. Many students find a variety of courses offered by this out- standing department. They range from karate to ballroom dancing. As for our instructors, the P.E. Department has been said to have the cream of the crop. And this proves very true. The instructors are outstand- ingly knowledgable in their E ii, - X . gf X Dr. Delores Brumlleld labovej confers with Suzanne Meeks, Leonard Cates, and Mary Bell Eldridge on the music numbers done in the per- formances of the Reddie Rlpples. field and are deeply concerned about their field and sincerely interested in the well being of HSU. One of the main functions of the Department is the setting up of the Intramural games. But there were sometimes problems with the lack of people working with this activity such as officiating and keeping stats. Henderson's growing number of Physical Education majors will probably result in addition of more instructors so that the personal touch of the classes that the department is famous for won't be lost. Physical Education 241

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Physical Education Football players frightl take refuge in the halls of Wells to practice because of bad wea- ther. Mrs. Rebecca Andrews lbelowl teaches the tango .to her ballroom dancing class. ' - 5 i i ' ' 1 i L . i i a i H ,e V s u -i v so , as . , rm g , . .- f ' ' at 1 s l i i i ,t wss,,s,tsts t .fi X. ix. ff X ss gf l, ' X 2 N Q-as lsfssf Ni X: 'M ' 3'-,..gg.v N X ji JW --1'- f Li ,Q .D-,E 514: :At -'gf ' 240 Physical Education A f 19ffff5ifiTfTsf,s:gs:.i22 Tracksters labovel are caught by surprise while working out.

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Biology - History X . Y i Y i 5 David Honnell qrightj prepares to dissect a skinned cat. 242 Biology-History