Rickards High School - Anumpa Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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P. E. Classes Qffer Gamut Of Sports, Recreation The physical education department taught, along with regular physical education courses I and ll which were required, courses lll and IV which were offered to stu- dents as electives. The department was divided into boys' and girls' physical education sections. Available activities covered a gamut of sports from team competition to individual activities. In boys' .regular Physical Education classes I and lll, various sports and recreations were included, such as soccer, football, soft- ball, volleyball, track and field. Electives Ill and IV offered badmitton, archery, softball, tennis, bowling, and table tennis. Girls' Physical Education I and ll offered gymnastics, basketball, volleyball, square dancing, flag football, and softball. Elective Physical Education Ill and IV for girls taught swimming, diving, trampoline, gymnastics, tennis, archery, and bowling. fLeft Abovej Ann Keating tumbles as part of the gymnastic section of her physical education class. fBelowj Coach Ernest jones lines up his class for warm up drills accompanied by loud shouting . which were the mysterious noises others heard.

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Grganizations Again this year clubs did their thing. Members did their part by participat- ing in the cleanup campaign. Clubs made revisions which they thought were necessary. Some changed from the usual adoption of children to go- ing into less fortunate neighborhoods to help as many children as possible For the first time studentgovern- ment distributed newsletters every Monday to inform the students and faculty about new happenings. The band and chorus participated in con- certs held each year along with other high schools in Tallahassee. The Pep Club was reorganized. All clubs and organizations spon- sored their own money making pro- jects, by having baked good sales, car washes, donut sales, bottle drives and other such projects.