Sherman County High School - Husky Yearbook (Moro, OR)

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N so GN M iii! lI 'IIIIl''lllllllllllllllllllll 'I ,4 kay in the 1968 graduates They entered the halls as freshmen, eager to learn and obey. They practiced to achieve their goalg the years progressed this way. And now they have attained their key. Their first goal has been reached. They are now departing as Sherman graduates

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Physical education conditions body The physical education classes at Sherman High School stress development of the body. Outdoor sports, such as soccer and baseball, are offered to both boys and girls. The wide variety of indoor sports, which include trampoline and badminton, succeed in forming a well-rounded physical education program. Physical education is required during the freshman, sophomore, and junior years, but is an elective in the senior year. Health is required in the freshman and sophomore years. LEARNING the arts of the horse is a skill taught in the physical education class fleftj. Chinning on the high bar was a challenge for everyone. 1 Y 4.hSEg,D1u .W 44. Wfff suxmk 4 l l Y Y BOTH boys and girls took part in tumbling in the winter flower leftl. Trampoline arts proved to be a surmountable obstacle for all students fbelowj. P

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Darlene Kay Archer Geraldine Alberty Susan Rae Barzee Billy Clinton Bellamy MARCHING OUT of the gym after graduation were Peggy Byars and Casey Wallace fbelowy. Betsy Ann Bish Marilyn Gae Brisbine