Mexico High School - Mascot Yearbook (Mexico, MO)

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Croaning with every movement, Paul Friedberg struggles to complete a set of arm curls. Spearing the ball over the net Iabovej, gets the fifth hour co-educational volleyball game off to an exciting start. Anticipating a strike, fleftj Kim Mundy stares intently down the alley. 80 Academics

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ii- N With the help of adding machines, the adding and re-adding of totals to balance debits and credits becomes simpler for Book- keeping I students Vicki Berger, jonie Nolan, Keith Hollingsworth, and David Bulson. tbelowj Practice for a maximum of speed and a minimum of errors, directs Miss Joyce Chrisman in her Typing lclass. l Academics 79

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Chinning isn't quite as easy as it looks , says Dawna Furlow as she struggles to get over the bar. Preparing for more strenuous activities, Ibelowl Mrs. Priest's sixth hour Physical Education class performs warm-up exercises. Physical Education Curriculum Stress Individual Activit Although the Physical Fitness test events-the six hundred yard run-walk, fifty-yard dash, pull-up, sit-up, shuttle run, softball throw, and long jump-were used, MHS's Physical Education was concerned with 'indi- vidual activities'. These activities-bowling, golf, archery and bad- minton, are 'life-time' sports any physically-fit person can enjoy for years. In addition, basketball, touch foot- ball, and 'speed ball' a combination of soccer and foot- ball, were required group activities. While boys lifted weights to prepare for wrestling instruction from MHS's wrestlers, the girls received a three-week modern dance course. Based on their desire and ability to master the basic skills, the girls them chose between modern and folk dances. When spring came, the Physical Education classes wrapped up the year outside with archery, tennis, pole vaults and sprints. The girls' track and field events were supervised by MHS's track squad.