Salida High School - Resume Yearbook (Salida, CO)

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Carryover Sports Emphasized Physical education classes here emphasized not only mus- cular coordination and develop- ment, but also interest and knowledge of activities which can be carried into later life. Boys and girls shared activi- ties such as bowling, ice skating and golf and both engaged in other sports including softball, basketball, handball, tennis and archery. Veronica Dice taught girls classes and included teaching the girls how to invent their own games, complete with rules and regulations. Boys were instructed by Tom Breunich who was assisted during second semester by student teacher Todd Dulaney from Western State College in Gunnison. Sportsmanship was a side light which was emphasized through- out the instructional physical education program. EARLY MORNING GOLFERS like Barry Spence, far right, often disturbed frost on the Salida Golf Course greens creating sparkling patterns of foot- prints and golf bail tracks. Physical education classes combined for trips to the city skating pond or Frontzhurst Lake, top, and skaters included Laura Hergert. Lori Dear- ing. DeDe Kaess, Teri Hamel. Jackie Rodgers. Theresa Hollingshead and Karen O'Connor. Some other skaters, above, were Penny Smith. Ellen Canterbury, and Miss Hollingshead. John New golfed against the backdrop of snow- capped mountains west of Salida. 24

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Workshops Offer New friPfir cfi nc Journalists here attended summer and fall workshops and hosted a Colorado High School Press Association (CHSPA) workshop Apr. 16. Professional news people and high school journalism advisers taught spe- cialized classes aimed at improving publication skilLs throughout the state. Editors, business managers, and reporters from Colorado schools found time between ses- sions to meet, discuss publica- tions , compare notes, and make new friends. 26