Mulberry High School - Oracle Yearbook (Mulberry, IN)

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THE ORACLE Seventh Year Lewis Davis llil-Xll .lnhn Slnan lR2-N65 Mnrris l,l1'y2l11 tlil-X23 ,lnhn joseph Clenclenning LRB-N15 Kenneth Miller mlil-X31 -lnlln Rntlmenlferger 1143-Xll Mzu'gzu'et .lane Sweet tlil-N-ll 'lnlm Seiglriecl lR3-N51 Evelyn :Xntrim 4Rl-X53 Earl LCllbGllg'l1tll lR3-X-ll l.ucile Trnxeqll lRl-N61 Inez Sneenl 4K3-NS!! llllSU1Yl1S Peters KRQ-N13 ljlarlys Griffin 1R3-Nm Carl Frecllicksnn KRZ-N21 Clarzl Deitel' QR4-Xll Yinlet LlZlI'YlSlQP11 QRZ-N33 BlEll'Yl1l llolingex' QR4-X23 llelen XvlllZl.I'Cl 1R2-N-lp Zerna Ualwle lR-l-X51 Samuel Lellr 1xR2-N55 Virgil lieppert QR-l-NJA lLiX1JlZl.IlZl'ElHlII X-.ltzuifm in llIll'Q'lllllCSCS incliczlles the rnw a Rows are numbered funn the lmttlml and pupilf l.I'Ul'I1 the left. FORTY-SIX nfl mnnber

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'll ' ' ' THE ORACLE il i i This is Physical Training the first year that the seliotil has given physical training to boys and girls. The vvork fnllnxvs rather closely the course outlined by the State Department and is given either nn the playgrnund nr in the old furniture huilding. Miss lYeidner has charge uf the yvurk fur the girls and Mr. Ritennur directs the lmys. The course fur the .lunitvr High Schnnl girls cnnsists uf calesthenics and the regular physical culture exercises. xvhile the High Sclinnl girls have fnlk dancing vvith some calesthenics. The Yictrwla plays an impnrtant part in these exercises as each girl must keep time tu the music. The girls wear regular gym sl1iTS cnnsisting nf lilnnniers. white mid- dies. and black ties. They greatly enjiiy the vvnrk and plan tn give a puhlic detnnnstratiun nf the exercises the last dav uf sclinnl if the xveather is suitalwle. The xvnrk fur the hnys ctvnsists uf calesthenics and games. The former is fur the purpnse uf develnping all the muscles inf the liiidy. xvhile the latter adds an element tif pleasure tn the vvnrk. Sn far it has lveen given nnly tn the seventh and the eighth grade lmys in wrder tim meet the requirements fur a cnminissinn nn the six-six plan. The State nutline prnvides fur an extensive cnurse extending thriiugh- out the entire sclinol planned Un serve the fnllttxving purptises: l. Tu 2. Tu 3. Tw -l. To 5. TQ: 6. To 7. Tu g. Trl 9. To lO. To alleviate mental strain. relieve the tension tif long sessinns in usually tiiictmiftirtalmle sclinol furniture and insufficiently ventilated rnoins. prnduce gmnrl pttsture and ci-rrect carriage nf the liiody. ctnunteract the faulty pnstures assumed in many uf the sclitntil activities. satisfy the urgent demand tif every healthy lmy and girl fur muscular mnvement ur activity. insure health and nnrmal grmvth. develop strength and nrganic vignr. establish the hahit uf daily exercise. strengthen the ivill pmver and teach alertness. cultivate self cnntrnl. self denial. and loyalty tn team and class- mates. The xvnrk here has heen eagerly received hy the students. Next year an effort vvill he made lu give mnre time to it and extend it to inure of the students. FORTY-SEVEN