Parkville High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Parkville, MD)

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Encoufcggf ximflttx? 'Ek- 'f s' ' q All ' I , , if Q, , Kr 'Ev - i Miss KATHRYN ENNIS ., MISS CAF0'-ASAFFORD ., J . Fl Towson 4Sl'al'e Collage Sugler Un'Ve 5'lV Y ' ' I Y U .5 If lglrgulversnfy of Mary and Physical Educafzon , ,I V Q Physical Educarion MISS NANCY KIDD MISS JOY NUTTALI. MRS. MARY ELLEN BOSIOV' UVIIVUSIIY Weslern Mar land HARRISON Sargenl' College B.S. Physical Educaflon A Y College Loyola College Physical Educahon Miss Nulfall demonstrates fhe proper melhod of cradling, Shepherd College Towson Sfafe College B.A. Physical Educafion

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Ecfucaffbn in v Z, if? 1 Formafion of sounds is essenTial in good pronunciafion. Drivers Educati PAR Lomvep Ebucnmn an mum i,O,W3 Eb K mu: smoiz man scnooi, Mr. Banes explains some TundernenTals of driving before The class begins. nn Mr. KiTz's class parTicipaTes in daily drills. OI1 A new law which wenT inTo eTTecT requires Thai' all sTudenTs, desiring To obTain Their licenses before The age of eighTeen, n'1usT enroll in The Driver EducaTion course. Conseguernlly, This popular class Tended To be even more overcrowded This year. As in years pasT, sTudenTs under The insTrucTion oT lvlr. Banes were TaughT abouT The personal and social prolo- lems oT driving as well as The knowledge and aTTiTudes required of all sale drivers. The purpose oT The pracTice driving insTrucTion is To have The sTudenT experience realisTic siTuaTions and To guide The learner in develop- ing slcills needed To opera-:Te a moTor vehicle saiely, ..., ,f - , .sie 9 ' .c -yeh X,-A,-' A, in . , A rg, : all Bk -A. BRUCE ROLAND BANES Lock l-laven Sl'aTe College Susquehanna UniversiTy Towson STaTe College B.S.-Maslers Degree Equivalenl Drivers Educalion I7

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57' 500999 Wifh a well-balanced plan of acfivifies, fhe Physical Educafion Deparfmenf helped each sfudenf achieve a safisfacfory level of physical fifness and faughf skills which can be used lafer in life. Sporfs, -such as fennis, golf, badminfon, and volleyball are played every day by people of all ages. Due 'Io a change in Counfy policy, volleyball became a fall sporf, and fhe gymnasfic meefs were held in fhe spring. The Counfy officials felf fhaf sfudenfs who would be parficipafing in gymnasfics would be more physically fif in fhe spring affer a winfer of parficipafing in planned aclivifies. The physical educafion deparfmenf increased ifs sfaff Ihis year fo fen feachers wifh fhe addifion of Miss Carol Safford and Mr. Ben Pefrilli. In addifion fo such familiar sporfs as hoclcey and baslcefball, The Girls' Physical Educafion Deparfmem' offered sfudenfs experience in fencing, body mechanics, and modern dance. The boys had unifs in cross-counfry, wresfling gymnasfics, lacrosse, and various ofher sporfs. in MR. DONALD C. WANN Universify of Maryland + B.S. ' Boys' Physical Educafion vw. I, MR. BENJAMIN A. PETRILLI Universify of Virginia Universiry of Maryland .36 Towson Sfafe College Boys' Physical Educafion MR. WILLARD L. GRANTZ Easf Sfroudsburg Sfafe College Universify of Penn5y'vania B.S., M.S. Boys' Physical Educalion Deparfrnenf Chairman . rg MR. JOSEPH A. YATES T fr' ,ffyw . :isis ws T . l I r ns.DKVu MR. NORMAN NORRIS Norfh Carolina Sfafe College BS. Boys' Physical Educalion Johnson C. Smilh Universify Springfield College B.S., M.S. Boys' Physical Educalion 'ESL ,L fx .gg ,, if - . R N xc 'V 549 I ia ' f :ff T , K 2'frf':fr I . Aria 'Af--f I J Ls , . 'fs J W7 .I ' M I ., .ww , - - 1... 1.. gs?f'f'ff.z. . Boys' gym classes learned fhe fundamenfals of foofball. I9