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Fitness Accomplished With Sportsmanship Mike Sangerman, Robert Lawrence and Chuck Dethloff use their heads in gym. Gym students try to achieve precision in their dai Echoes of shouts and cheers re¬ sounded as boys and girls partici¬ pated in physical education classes. Swimming, baseball, basketball and other sports built strong bodies. Gymnastics helped students achieve physical fitness. Sportsmanship and cooperation were practiced in activi¬ ties involving team effort. Two years of physical education were required for graduation. Delores Pineda and Darlene Brookshire play an exciting basketball game during gym class. 29
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Dan Danny Bowman rivets handle on tool box in Metal Shop. Marc Carter operates the horizontal mill¬ ing machine in Metal Shop. Students Gain Manual Skills in Shops WEAR GOGGLES WHE USING THIS MACHINE Mechanical drawing students use class hour to work on individual projects. Training students in mechanical skills necessary to many jobs, in¬ dustrial arts courses consisted of mechanical drawing, wood shop, electric shop, and metal shop. A variety of projects including tele¬ graphs in electric shop, lamp stands in wood shops and ash trays in metal shops provided students with use¬ ful and creative experience in work¬ ing with their hands. Pupils in junior high elected ex¬ ploratory courses in two of the four shops; high school students special¬ ized. Mr. George Dimos, new to the faculty, instructed wood shop.
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Coach Elser awaits the outcome of the game. Coach Elser Completes Successful Career After starring as an athlete in high school, Coach Don Elser con¬ tinued his education at Notre Dame where he won nine letters in track, football and basketball. Coming to Horace Mann in 1941, he coached his initial football squad to a 5-5 record. After a four- year absence in the Navy, he returned to the first of twenty-three consecutive years at the gridiron helm. During his tenure, he pro¬ duced a 107-104-11 slate, becoming one of few coaches to reach the century triumph total. His teams achieved conference crowns in 1961 and 1965. Coach Elser served as a Big Ten Basketball and football official. Committee service for Coach Elser included Honor Society, Scholarship, and Building and Grounds groups. For several years he directed Grand Marches for juniors and their guests at spring proms. Teachers’ banquets, where Coach presided as master of ceremonies, were enlivened and made cheerful by his fund of stories. His hope that all go well with Mann students and faculty will be cherished by those who knew him. Coach Don Elser 30
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