Logan High School - Trojan Hi Lites Yearbook (Logan, KS)

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swab Paws Physical fitness is as important to the well-rounded individual as mental growth and social adjustment. LHS offers three courses which give students an opportunity to build physical fitness and learn some social sports on a non-competitive basis during three of their four years in high school. New to the physical education program this year was sophomore phys. ed. for one semester taught by Ken Hanson. Sophomores took advantage of the swimming pool during the warm fall days, then moved indoors to learn tennis, handball, and tram- poline techniques. Karl Skinner, Ken Hanson, and Bob Sebbert have combined their efforts to teach the required fresh- man health and physical education class. Mr. Skin- ner works with the boys in the gym , Mr. Sebbert with the girls, and Mr. Hanson teaches the health portion. Juniors and seniors can enroll in advanced phys. ed. which includes learning swimming, tennis, handball, badminton, trampoline, volleyball, and basketball. Mr. Hanson teaches history, government and social science . RIGHT: Paul Grammon puts power into a serve . The advanced physical education class practiced basic tennis techniques in the gym during the winter so they could be ready when spring weather set in. BELOW: Freshman boys and girls take a test in the health portion of their physical education class.

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Qtudemseam Maougk vmwwcoww LHS offers several vocational type courses from which students can choose . These classes are developed to provide the student a practical area o study in wood-working, metal study, home economics, and busi- ness. Mrs. Worcester teaches all home econom- ics classes which include four units for girls and a unit for senior boys. Mr. Sebbert offers three wood shop classes for boys and one for girls. The courses are designed to give stu ents a progressive study of project construction from a asic drawing to the finished product. For young men more interested in the metal and automotive departments, LHS offers two units of welding and one of small gasoline engines . Mr. Thomas teaches these courses as well as driver education. The business department offers units in elementary typing, bookkeeping, business law and gqeneral business. Mrs. Thomas teaches t e business classes and a class in publications . RIGHT: Cindy Forssberg and Deb Hanke check the reason their answer is incorrect on a bookkeeping test. ABOVE: Vonda Gingles and Linda Nichol study sil- verware patterns during the home economics IV class field trip to Hays. The trip was a part of a unit on planning a wedding. RIGHT: Jim Vahle and Marvin Gaines change the table saw blade in wood shop I. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Senior boys enjoy a meal they prepared in boys' family living class. The class is designed to prepare the fellows for those bachelor days. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Ed Ebner sets his flame so he can do some cutting on his welding project. . .s..-ikgwirw t 0 1' A ,.,.af ,aff