Jennings High School - Bulldogs Growl Yearbook (Jennings, LA)

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‘P ef c zt £ctuc ztco t Boys' Physical Education classes play a very important part in a boy’s high school education. Many hours a day are put into strengthening the mind, but the Physical Education class gives the mind an hour of rest and strengthens the body. Under the direction of Coaches Lou Gaudet and James Stubbs, the boys display their ability in sports such as basketball, football, soccer, track, volleyball, baseball, and tumbling. COACH LOU GAUDET. B.S. , M. Ed.; USL, LSU Each Phys. Ed. class begins with calisthenics that limber up the boys for the various activities in which they participate during the hour. The boys take to the baseball diamond as soon as the first hint of spring is in the air. Hard-played games teach the boys the ethics of sportsmanship. COACH JAMES STUBBS, B.S. . McNeese; Boys' Physical Education

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MRS. L. H. RICHARD, B. A. , USL; Speech I, Speech II Since she first began teaching speech in Jennings some fourteen years ago, Mrs. Richard, affectionately known as T-Thel in JHS circles, has worked to build one of the most active departments of the school. Through her speech classes, students develop poise, finesse, and the ability to communicate well with those about them. Only after such training can one make full use of his education. The cast and crew of Come Out of the Closet, Fall Production, listen carefully for cues. They know that backstage action helps to make or break a play. On the set of her final Spring Production, The Little Foxes, T-Thel and Sheila LeBleu adjust the teasers. Drama students soon learn there’s more to play production than meets the eye. (Above) Fiery speeches, dramatic readings, heated debates, comic pantomimes, choral readings, even FOLK SINGING. . . Anything can happen in room eight! (Right) Mrs. Richard and two helpful students begin spring cleaning in The Shack.

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'P eplcccU S ccccitcott MRS. LOU GAUDET, B. S. , USL; Girls’ Physical Education Girls’ Physical Education under the direction of Mrs. Lou Gaudet has many different exacting phases and enables the girls to show their ability in one or more of the various sports. The first few weeks of school are spent on the baseball diamond while the weather is good, but soon the girls come indoors and concentrate on tumbling. Sports taken up during winter time include basketball, volleyball, and recreational games. In the midst of all these, the girls have a chance to try their hand at football and track activities. The girls concentrate on softball while the school year comes to an end. Phys. Ed. not only provides the girls with the much needed physical exercise but also enables them to learn more about the many various ‘ aspects of different sports. Girls are lined up ana waiting (above and below) for roll call and calisthenics which begin every Phys. Ed. class. Springtime takes the girls outside to the baseball diamond where they take part in exciting and often hilarious games. w