South High School - Southerner Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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ii' Luann Gillette Willard E. Knibbe Nathan W. Long Dale E. Simons Denice D. Mclntire Iris M. Sleater GET WITH IT! Being physically lit is one sign of a healthy, happy person. The physical education departments are trying to develop strong and physically vibrant individuals through teaching the basic skills of sports. This can sometimes be diiiicult. Waking up the next morning with aching backs and legs, We all wonder how it is possible to have enjoyed ourselves so much and yet suffer so greatly. Phys. Ed. classes give us the chance to become profi- cient in many sports. If this technique could be used for basketball we would i certainly win the tournament l l

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NOW YUU KNOW Getting to know and understand yourself is a part of growing up. Does bowlegged- ness come from walking at too young an age? Are communicable diseases danger- ous? Is mental illness hereditary? Willy do people go bald? Learning what is accept- able when dating, realizing that there is a time and place for everything, and caring for your personal living all lead up to gain- ing knowledge of what is expected when you enter into marriage. The Health 5 class, approached with a psychological point of view, offers instruction about you, your life, and your relationship with others. .vi +5 'fx james Gilbert june Redden 0,5 e . , Kg! f 3, 6 1... 4: at Being a member of the audio-visual crew has definite advantages. Is running the film for a health 5 class one of the advantages?

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Homemakers of tomorrow? lg-Q Zelda H. Cerstner Edythe johnson Lela R. Smith PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE Not everything comes naturally in being a homemaker. Changing a diaper is an artg fixing a formula takes careful calculationsg and preparing meals for a husband requires initiative or the knowledge of a can opener. It takes time and patience for girls to learn the fundamentals of homemak- ing and the skills which they must acquire to become an efficient home- maker. A girl should be prepared to run a household smoothly and to keep her family under control. Using good judgment and clear thinking are also a part of this learning process. From the homemaking classes emerge the cooks, the seamstresses, and the hostesses of tomorrow. 21