Parkland High School - Spectatus Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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In order to achieve and maintain top physical condition, boys' gymnastics classes are led each day in various exercises which promote muscle strength, agility, and co-ordination. he 'M 7 I k who 2 2 Q te F. f ,Q a , it f J' 5 ff f ? is f l ff We ,,i, .s 5 V 13 -tv .MN !OYi12 2324252651 3031 Various shapes of solids are shown to an Algebra II class by sophomore Gail Hall. Randy Carter and Tammy Gordon, boys' home economics students, busily prepare a spaghetti dish for a cooking project that they were assigned.

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STUDENTS reap the benefits 0 a wide varied curriculum as teachers and advisors innovate .. W. My new ideas to enrich learning Playing a selection of poems, Betsy Thomp- son helps her English teacher. Leather tooling was among the many craftworks offered for study this year in shop. l ,Ya 5, U ,Q U Q Q a i s Sax nxt' X! S R its N-U Ek 3 Y In Q N' K Y X awk is ag!! W k Q Q ea. il aa., I 12

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Junior Mike Cowan drives up the middle for a first down. Because of his ability to spot a hole and go through it, Mike was chosen as the first member of the Century Club. Senior Johnny McGee demonstrates his skill and agility in gymnastics by performing a handstand on the sidehorse. THROUGH COMPETITION athletes ana! supporters discover joy in triumphant victories and sorrow in heartbreaking defeats ln order to keep in shape, the boys participating on the cross country team race to the locker room after a strenuous workout on the track. 14