North Farmington High School - Aurora Yearbook (Farmington, MI)

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Be Physical! Fit Physical education helps students keep themselves fit by offering a wide variety of activities. The girls organize into teams to participate in sports such as volleyball, basketball and field hockey. They also get a sampling of the diverse facets of gymnastics. A unit in modern dance teaches grace and dexterity while at the same time offers an enjoyable interlude to the un- usual activities. The boys enjoy many of the same sports as the girls. They also concentrate on the gymnastics, football, archery and hardball. Body contact sports such as wrestling and tumbling are also included in the curriculum. During the summer season tennis, softball and soccer are played out of doors The Physical Education department is one of never ending action. -----1-W.. -'X --. .... .. Senior Kathleen MacArthur demonstrates on the balance beam for Mrs. Mary Keen's gym class. Dodge-ball keeps Jon Peterson alert as he battles on to be the last remaining target. 165

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, ' j 3 ?f'Ii5,1g1' ' 1 ' 'if 9:1i'1.- ,JW 709' , . Q L ,. --4 ---V Lf.: , f .. ,i.1, - . Kathy Satterfield reviews her lessons from a tape recorder. . F. Special Education Each individual is helped to prepare for a place in the world of work through the Special Education program, directed by Mr. Louis Gilson. To help them gain assurance, the students go through the various steps in getting a job. They look through want ads and practice filling out job applications. On the job training is also given. Students make out orders for the 'purchase of goods for wholesale houses. To help them plan their future family budgets,they learn the costs for home maintenance, insurance and cars. Various payment plans,such as installment and short term, are discussed. Medical expenses and State, Federal and Local taxes are also touched upon. This relaxed, friendly atmosphere helps the student acquire a purpose and goal in life. new s,mf5+ff1--v :Q 2' vs: ygcgwgz, ' fm , ' - . ,-0 4 W.-,ya f ' . -.N - -' 4429151151 . ! ' 2 , -V In eo' Mr. Louis Gilson L in az ,ga ,gig 2, 3 I . ,fr . .-1, F5 av , Q. - ff' y -any Mrs. Mary Wagner K 1 ' ., , l--f , 'V , 'Qs f 4 ff Ar ? f X A ygpffw , x if M ' 5 -