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Program Improves Manatee High tuclents Football gives boys the daily exercise needed for good physical fitness. Wx n:1'.LX--. q-- I- ,Ir '- - 'fi-Q 1- Running track helps these boys develop leg and lung muscles. Manatee County is recognized all over the country as having outstanding physical education programs, such as that at Manatee High School. Good instructors and well equipped P.E. classes provide a limitless variety of sports for all students. An excellent intramural program allows students to par- ticipate in large groups or as individuals. All students are taught the rules, fundamentals, and skills of var- ious sports so they may enjoy them more and con- duct themselves with better sportsmanship. For those students who cannot participate in ath- letics, courses in first aid and health are provided. Tim Rocklein demonstrates knee bends for Tom Davis. Ccxlisthenics is considered a vital part of the physical fitness program. if
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'Canes Defeat Southeast In First Meet This year's team is smaller than usual, but poten- tial ability poses a threat to any of the Thinclad's rivals. Under the coaching of Mr. Bill Yates lrunning coachj and Mr. Chad Choate lfield coachj and with countless hours of rigorous practice, the Canes de- feated Southeast in the first meet of the season, winning all but four events. Possible standouts and record breakers in this year's team include Danny Snow in the broad iump, Bill Robertson in the pole vault, Christopher Woodland in the mile, John Espy in shot-put, and Cole Fleming in the half-mile. Jim Campbell, broad-jumper, trys to reach the end af the pit. Chris and Dale Woodland move quickly around the track supplying their one-two punch forthe mile run. ln the low hurdles, Danny Snow leads the field ta get his first win.
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