Rancho High School - El Sol Yearbook (Las Vegas, NV)

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Health and P.E. , brm on sports Since P.E. is a required subject in the state of Nevada, it naturally falls to the P.E. teachers to make courses as varied as possible. Classes in weight training, lifetime sports, P.E. I and ll are offered to the students. The teachers are qualified to teach a variety of courses like: Archery, Fencing, Softball, Volleyball, Flag Football, Basketball, and Ping Pong, to mention a few. I This year a change has been made in the freshmen P.E. classes. The classes have been combined and are now Co-Ed. One new teacher was added to the department. Carl Barbeau, a health teacher last year, is now teaching Freshmen P.E. v .rl Smashing a tennis ball over the net is Diane Carrigan. Displaying her skill at archery is a P E student 210 P E and Health Department - -....

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