Magnolia High School - Magnolian Yearbook (Magnolia, AR)

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Nr' A-'ull PHYSICAL EDUCATIO .xx XA I' Couch il'llOlIl1lS0l'l'S P. F. Cllzlss learns surxiuil of the fittcst in a game of Battle Bull. Touch Foothzill gomery busy. keeps the P. E. Class of Coach Mont- Jew 11' 'f 1 Lg Q11- The physical education classes pro vide an opportunity to develop and maintain physical efficiency. These classes aid the students in the develop ment of such useful skills as walking, running, jumping, throwing, catching, pushing, pulling, lifting, and falling. They tend to promote ideas of clean- liness sportsmanship, and fair play. fifas tg, 4. Mrs. Thomason's P. E. Class engages in a vigorous and exciting game of Vollcy Ball.

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COUNSELING , I z ' R i Planning lhc Nc-xl 5ll l wllh om I 'nnnQclm'. Nlisx Pnnsx Pnrkcllc. Thafs thc 1nosL inlporlanl activity in thc Clmnm-lm s nllicc. The next slcp may involve nczllionul planning for high sclmol or collvgc: it may hm- 54-lc-cling :nn OC'flllJ2lllOIl or :applying lor ll Joh: ll xnzu' hc llllLlIlQ' lc-sts :Incl sluclvlng' thc11-mlmrunmlcnsunulubiliticsuml inlcrcsls: , 1 nt all 1'cx'olvn-s :around thc inclivicluzll , 1 L- STUDY HALL Xlr Kcnncmlfs study hall glscs 1 lcnst -1 pcrimls ll wc-ck for slncly annul Iihrnrx l'C5L'1lflll. 'l'hc slnmly hall is il scene of silence :md slnmly.s1udy. windy.