Shawnee Mission High School - Indian Yearbook (Shawnee Mission, KS)

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A fast game of volleyball keeps the girls in this gym class on their toes. phys. ed classesstrain for gain Could S-M's phys ed courses turn ninety-seven pound weaklings into muscle men? Whether such was possible or not, all boys participating in the athletic program could say they had accomplished a great deal under the supervision of Mr. Cox and Mr. Johnson. Spending ten or fifteen minutes on warmup excersises each day, the 750 boys found it hard to forget that S-M ranks high nation-wide as an enthusiastic advocate of physical fitness programs. The boys' gym calendar included such sports as soccer in the fall, basketball during cold months, and track in the spring. In 1957-58, the boys initiated a new obstacle course and also sampled various leisure activities through lectures on golf, bowling, and hunting. Meanwhile, on the other side of the school, 650 girls developed their skills and interests by playing basketball, hockey, and other old favorites. Teachers Miss Heinke and Mrs. Howard also introduced new games such as volley tennis. On with the show was the motto of the tumbling students as they gave gymnastic exhibitions for school assemblies. Both boys and girls appreciated the variety their gym classes gave to their daily academic schedules, as through group efforts each stu- dent developed a keen sense of cooperation and teamwork. Receiving both victories and defeats taught all participants that fair play and sportsmanship are of great value in life. Seven . . . eight . . . nine . . . ten. Unlike TV tussles, the outcome is never certain in phys. ed. matches such as this.