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Keeping up the pace, Susan Casey and Dawn Werndli keep physically fit by jogging around Fossil Park's trails for runners, a healthy hobby. Tennis anyone? David Daniels takes out frustrations by playing at the Fossil Park tennis courts. Tennis is enjoyable, good exercise. A human pretzel, Sundra Dix displays that double-jointedness brings unusual results, a unique way of shaping up!
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42 PHYSICAL FITNESS Building better bodies What do jogging, vxfeightlifting, tennis, and rac- quet ball have in common? Physical fitness. These were just a few of the activities students and teachers did to stayin shape. Aerobic dancing was new, and people were trying it to see if it really would help to stay in shape. Classes of aerobic dancing were held at dance and recreational centers. Mary Turner and teachers like Ms. Wendy Sigal and Ms. jean Hope were among many people who took these classes, Weightlifting was done at and away from school. juniors and seniors had the opportunity to take this class. Both boys and girls took it to keep physically fit, some girls were just as interested as boys in weightlifting. Many students also went to the health spa to work out. Other students stayed in shape by joining school ac- tivities like wrestling and football. Students wanted to keep in shape to feel good and look good. The race is on as students try to hurry down the hill to make it to their next class on time. With most English classes on the hill, many were involved in this trek every day. Doing it helps you to stay in good shape! lust knocking around, David San Souci likes to play jockary after school: he gets rid of pressure by knocking the ball around. It also keeps him physically fit and fast on his toes. EF '
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Getting down to business . . . Cherilyn Gaines helps to keep school records in order, Without helpful of- fice assistants such as Cherilyn, the school would not function as efficiently, Northeast High School: may I help you? is an everyday routine carried out by Kacia Fulford. Taking messages and doing other secretarial tasks kept Kacia busy every sixth period. 44 voLr INTEERS Working overtime, the National Honor Society gave assistance to the American Heart Association. Larry Spangler was one member using his time to help.
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