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Phys. Ed., For The Health Of It! Physical Education Physical education has grown greatly this year with the addition of the new gym. There is a long list of courses that can be taken. Backpacking, raquetball, skiing and soccer are just a few of the courses offered to sophomores. Fresh- men have their own separate physical education classes. Upperclassmen may also choose from the electives offered to the other students. Health Two classes, personal health and human disease are offered as part of the health curriculum. Some of the topics in the health class that are under discussion are drug edu- cation, birth defects, nutrition and men- tal health. The class is a requirement for graduation and is open to sophomores and Upperclassmen who have not yet completed the class. Ix OHM chug: 3mm: x an ; Clwwy'mivwl'm Hindu i t 14M: g A w: M Am nu? ma TM.- hiring in man .4me X luzggm N Mahg mfiwg Nwmgcmst N kuumm
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Practical Skills Taught In Home, Shop Classes The Home Economics and Industrial Arts Departments offer a full range of courses for students. Home economics I 8c II are offered to students who want to learn about sewing, cooking and family life. Two cooking courses, independent living and advanced foods, are also offered. Seamstress is basically a machine sew- ing class. Interior design studies inside and outside decoration of the home. Family life and child development are also courses offered. There are four basic industrial arts l courses: woods, metals, graphics and power, which are open to anyone. Indus- trial arts ll courses on woods, metals and graphics are open for advanced work. Three drafting courses, mechanical drawing, engineering design and architec- tural drafting, are available to all students. Photography, the newest course offered, has become a popular addition to the de- partment. 21
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FFFTTW TVI'TH'tTw : DepartmnTnes Up Students' Musical Skills Vocal music includes women's choir, men's choir, mixed choir and jazz en- semble. Music theory is offered to ju- niors and seniors that have a further in- terest in music. In the instrumental department, marching band performs various drills at the football games. Concert band plays for the school as well as the public. A group of select students make up the pep band, which performs at all the home basketball games.
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