Largo High School - Keystone Yearbook (Largo, FL)

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Conover Mrs. Morrison llylrs. Peterson's physical education class heads for the locker room after a strenuous volley all game. Mr. Haley Mrs. Peterson Mr. Williamson Doug Barrett decreases his running time through practice. Coach Haley explains football techniques to a physical education class. Activities Promote Fitness Strong minds and healthy bodies are closely related. The prime objective of the physical education department is to keep stu- dents bodily fit. In addition, it provides ex- perience in various sports which can be en- joyed after graduation. 34

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BUSINESS TRAINING 1 42 - iff I 4 1. vii: I fi Y? ' 12 1' ,tj 1 x ' ' 'Y - 3f Mr. Davies 1 Gail links, a CBE student, works as a receptionist at a dance studio. ML Anderson Experience Expands Opportunities Training for their future careers is the object of students of DCT and CBE. In both, students are ahle to establish proper relation- ships with employers and to learn the skills of the vocations. After attending classes in the morning, DCT and CBE students gain on-the- job experience in their chosen fields. 3 ' A! I ra 1 4 -I l I 1 K 1 L NX 1 1 ...N Dorothy Reeves, a DCT student, works part-time at Crant's Bakery. Janice Robinson, another DCT student, not only works as a cashier, but also arranges stock at the Puhlix market.

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Practice Promotes Safety And Skill Teaching students to drive is the great responsibility assumed by the driver educa- tion instructor. When participants complete the one semester course, they are able to han- dle a car expertly and lawfully as well as know the important parts of an automobile. DRlVER,S EDUCATION l Miniature model helps students understand the shifting of gears. . r 3'.'.' ll VI un as Dick Croy gets actual driving experience under the supervision of Mr. Dobbins. o Mr,D0hbin5 Mr. Dobbins gives Arlene Elmore the under cover story. 35