Manzano High School - Scepter Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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Q IE QM! IE IE my 63 P.E. Gives Students a Way to Release Tensions and Emotions The Physical Education program is structured to teach the fundamental skills, safety, and rules of each sport and activity, with hope that each student will find some understanding, enjoyment, self- expression, and social value. Objectives of the program are to develop muscu- lar strength and endurance, to learn activities and skills that will carry over into later life, to develop leadership abilities and cooperation and teamwork with fellow students. Through physical activities, the individual physi- cally releases tensions and emotions so he may better participate in his other subject areas, 1. Norma Sims - Girls' Department Supervisor, Drill Team, Girls' P.E. 11,111 2. Carol Barnitz - Girls' P.E. I,II 3. Linda Eyberse - Girls' P.E. I 4. Ruth Brooks-Girls' P.E.I 5. Dale Scott - Boys' Department Supervisor, Boys' P.E. I, Athletic Director 6. lim Thrash - Boys' P.E. I 7. David Brummell - Boys' P.E. II 8. Gary Burton - Boys' P.E. I,II 9. NO, Tammy. You're facing the wrong way. Along with all the other variety of sports, ping pong couldn't be left out. Here, Victor Vallejos and Mike Kotulik take turns in doubles. Jim Pitts and Erich Arbogast, each trying for a takedown. We lose more good people that way. 58

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gi Z E kkjj E Work Skills Taught to Those Planning on Or In Occupations For students who would like to be schooled also in a special skill for work now or in the future, Manzano offers a Vocational Rehabilitation Pro- gram. It teaches, in a Work Experience class, how to deal with work situations and practical knowledge that each person seeking and holding an occupation should know. 1- jerry Weeks- Department Supervisor, Social Studies, Basic Math, Work Experience Supervisor 2- Veronica Garcia- Vocation AL Rehabilitation Work Ex- perience. 3. Ernest Hawes- Resource Room 4- Mary Hale- Basic English, Basic Math, Work Experience Supervisor 5- Although it may appear that Carol Lindsey is getting pun- ished outside ofthe class, she is really in the clear only talk- ing to her teacher, Mr. Hawes. 60