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Page 28 text:
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This year a noon recrea- tional period was begun, following the lunch hour. Physical education in- structors were in charge with Miss Addie Hum- phrey leading the girls' gym and Mr. Jack Hughes directing the boys' gym. Making a four tier pyra- mid are first hour gymst- ers: First row: Doel Park er, Ellis Moren, Harry Hopton, Pete Adamson. Second row: Tommy Mains, Mike Bolt, Doug Orr. Third row: Terry Baker, Eddie Evans, Four th row: Kenneth Raley. Physical Education gives boys and girls recreational rr, . Flipped over onto his feet by Pete Adamson and Hudson is Sammy Wamock, as he tumbles in the boys' first hour gym class.
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3.4: il Al - in Printing, Diversiiied Occupations Ever wonder who folds your Torchlight? Here are two boys in printing lending a hand with the big chore. Bill Anawalt and Joe Crosley Neville Edenborough and Leon Cox, two of the Torchlight photographers, find that taking pic- tures for both the Torchlight and the annual are both a time consuming and rewarding job. After a busy day in the classrooms of OHS, some students find the homework division of their day a little crowded. Here, shown leaving with a few short assignments for her next day's classes is Jane Sharp, OHS Senior. No doubt Jane will be a little short on her beauty sleep tonight. Looking hopefully at the Outstanding Trade and Industrial Student Award are Diversified Occupations students Melva Jo Payne, Carol Stout, Richard Shrum, Doyle Hopper,, and Carol- Yi 9 I yn McPherson TSA officers. This award is given at the end of the year to the student who has outstanding attendance ,scholastic record, and citizenship. 11-Q t l x N -25A
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Shouting, laughing, and thrilling experiences are a part of the activities which were par- ticipated in by boys and girls in the gym classes. Students match skills in games such as basketball, kickpin, speed ball, stuns lumb- ling, ping-pong, deck tennis, eat-im 4 tt ts, .hut- fle board, and softball. Films on 'im-.wing health and checks of health were mt. .e in the gym classes. Correct weight is an essential part of good health. Each student's weight, height, and eye ability are recorded. Weighing is Susie Barnum, seventh grader. Joan Miller, sixth hour gym assistant, shows how to use the Scales correctly. classes, fun and knowledge, provides noon program Knocking over the pin to put Barbara Claire out in the freshman girls' kick- pin tournament in girls' gym is Carol Crim. Ener- getic ninth grade on look- crs are Carol Mansberger, Cathryn Clay, Ruth Bogie Charlsie Collins, Melinda Alexander. -27-
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