Pontiac Senior High School - Quiver Yearbook (Pontiac, MI)

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To practice each gymnastic skill, girls divide up into groups. Dorothy Worthman, girls' physical education teacher, sug- gests a correction in a student's beginning position as spotters assist. Eyes follow each girl's attempts at basic In the midst of recent technological advances, the voices of national associa- tions and governmental staffs ring forth for better physical fitness. As a result, Central's boys' and girls' physical education departments ad- justed their programs to meet this growing need. Contributing to better muscular development are swift and strenuous games. Recreational sports encourage students to engage in physi- cal activity outside of class. In so do- ing, they maintain better physically fit bodies and a stronger America. After-school hours find students ac- tively engaged in an intramural sports program. and then advanced trampoline stunts. Each gymnastic skill from the buck to the ropes helps produce well coordinated individuals. Classes soon end and each girl reflects upon her progress. A narrow corridor leads to Arthur Van Ryzin's office where he carefully contemplates basketball strategy. -,..-J ,ct -1, F iw. 1 ' if V .1 . ' 4 1 A t I X If Q ' jg ,f IK Q. ' 1 ,M-. S ' x I

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f'-5' 0 1. x X H R- ali , K I 5 gl lr. Seemingly lost in thought, Ed Graybiel wrestles with a problem concerning athletic events within the Saginaw Valley. o ff .- 'm,,.,,' , if .yn Craig, Catherine Dellerba, Paul Jackson, Marjorie Szabo, Steve VanRyzin, Arthur Worthman, Dorothy A Structure of Fitness Built on a New Frontier Skill test results are topics of discussion for Catherine Craig, head of girls' physical education department, and an interest- ed student. To 1 Dar: gif! .M In advaf tions for bg As PhYSi4 med Zfvwii mum Strenu Ellboul W ac ine, rr bfvdies A Ain uVe1y pmllfa Ax

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-. N Andonian, Mike , Blank, Joseph , , f. Q, Gibbs, Mary I 3 If ' Hunt, Gerald yi r i V, 'hs' 1' Q Porter, Eddie , ' -ff Sweet, Joyce I f, Tompkins, William , .X , V --wr From Todays Truths - TomorroW's Progress As geometry class gets under way, instructor Joseph Blank clarifies a step in the solving of the Pythagorean Theorem to Jim Mihay. Mathematics are truths dwelling in logic, experimentation, and laws. To understand mathematical concepts and to develop mathematical skills de- mands an alert, inquisitive mind. A new mathematics laboratory is a product of the department's growth un- der its new head, Joseph Blank. A va- riety of visual aids and equipment tells their story of progress. A course combining plane and solid geometry has been offered for the first time at Pontiac Central in an effort to enable students to go further into ad- vanced mathematics in their senior year. ,..., 1