Northwestern Community High School - Expedition Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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Drivers' Ed. Permits No Speeding Andrew Corsi was chairman of the Drivers Education and Personal Security Education program. These two courses are required for graduation. Students were taught the correct way to drive a car by instructors, Donald Cal- lis and Andrew Corsi. Emergency health care, drug, civil defense and first aid were taught in P.S.E. Q . At the end of the day not many cones are left standing on the Drivers Range. Mr. Bill Williams keeps a written record of all driving mistakes. is - - 'F -'f-- 'itt'il S Q L :-. - P t ' ----- - ' . 'f ' ,... -A . ss.. Every time Drivers Ed. students drive, they use a brand new Buick or Chev- rolet. 1 i I saw that car 12, stop! That was a red light you just went through!

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Even Roy Field needs a rest from work sometimes. Therese Western and Deanna Harris fix up a bouquet of flowers. Skill Center Offers NoPlay Time Ricky Urbine, Randy Rhodes. Pat Ruggerillo check the motor. Skill Center group seems interested in their work.

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4 4 .M Randall Hodges was the chairman of the Physi- cal Education Department. Physical Education is designed to develop N W's students physically, emo tionally and socially. Regular curriculum included gymnastics, tennis, swimming and volleyball. Good sportsmanship and team spirit also are goals of the physical fitness program. Special classes for physi- By the way, what's this supposed to do for me? . . . tighten muscles or lose weight. Do today's women really need all those muscles? Of course, when you want to keep your man in line. cally handicapped students are offered. Jean Tipton finds out that volleyball is an action-filled sport. That's another point for team one or was that team two? Letis Get In Shape In Physical Ed.