McConnellsburg High School - Sparta / Flashlites Yearbook (McConnellsburg, PA)

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STUDENTS DOWN It s not really broken, it's just sprained. Accidents tend to lead to injuries, and people who have the injuries tend to bring them to school. The most common injuries are broken arms. Several people each year have the chance to sport a cast. Usually, the injury is due to some unfortunate accident, but at times, someone has the artistic imagination to invent some new way of killing themselves. Take, for instance, a Senior who broke his arm while trying to dunk a basketball while standing on a folding chair. The end result was landing on his left side, and breaking both his arm and his big toe. That takes talent! Whatever the injury or how it happened, the injury, at first, takes time to get used to. Usually, it takes as long as the cast is on. People with injuries add color to the school day, however, no one wishes for people to get hurt. TOP — No maam, 1 don't have answers on my cast. LOWER — Put that camera away, or I'll break your leg! 16 Injured

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STUDENTS LEARN CPR ABOVE LEFT — Tom Nesbitt and Karen Crouse resuscitate Annie. ABOVE — CPR students; Bonnie Keefer. David Augustine. Betty Bar- nard. Lynn Mellott, Ronnie Kahn. Denise Carbaugh. Lisa Bivens. Tim Peck LEFT — Instructor Tom Haubrick teaches CPR on infants. LOWER LEFT — David and Lynn practice the Heimlich maneuver. This fall, several MHS students participated in the American Heart Associ- ation CPR course. Basic Life Support was studied. Skills in CPR, artificial respiration, and airway maintenance were perfected. Students learned to check for breathing and pulse, and they learned what to do if none exists. The Heimlich maneuver was taught and the students practiced the technique. The course consisted of two evenings and was ended with a written and practical test. Upon completion of the course, the students were given a card certifying them in CPR for one year. CPR 17