Parkview High School - Viking Log Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Develop With Gymnastics BENDIN' LOW . . . Development of grace through exercise is stressed as an important iactor in physical education classes. Frances Merrill demonstrates a stretch exercise. SWINGIN' SOPHS . . . Chrissy Simon and Patty Holmes use rope-jumping to develop co-ordination. agility, and stamina. pw. Mn. Mildred Mac. Mn. Patricia sam Mn- Do th Physical Education 1. n. m phpml Baumann 1. u. nl Phnjwl Bd H 7 Q7 wgzfw M

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USING HIS HEAD . . . Bill Wick- izer grimaces, as he and Mark Morton attempt the head stand. Head stands require balance, strength, and practice. Iames Dmmlop Physical Edumtion I. ll. III 50 Agility, Stamina KIPPING IT UP . . . Mike Blakely follows through on his forward kip in Coach Dale Neth's class. Tumbling annually enlivens the gym classes. Edsel Matthews Physical Education l. II. III Dale Nath Physical Education L II. III CRASH DIVE . . . Harry Hoffman executes a diving roll over volun- teer Stewart Austin. Nimbleness and, determination are keys to good tumbling. Parkview physical education and health classes place emphasis on physical fitness. The courses involve calisthentics body build- ing exercises, gymnastics, and team games. Health instruction enables the student to learn common hygeine and personal health problems. Safety education and good health practices are stressed. The physical education and health study forms only a portion of the fitness program which is designed to aid high school students in physical, as well as mental, maturity.

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