Springhill High School - Lumberjack Yearbook (Springhill, LA)

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I Val Ray Marshall uses her study hall pe!-igd for Miss Milner leads chorus in preparing for the practice on her flute. SPTIUE COHCCU- Eileen Holden adds to pep spirit as band plays Dixie Mr. Bumham directs band during 4-th period prac- tice Band, I Credit. Springhill High Scl1ool's Lumberjack Band and her Girl's Chorus are the pride of local citizens and a source of pleasure to neighboring towns who are privileged to hear them. Students in both the band and the chorus meet regularly scheduled class- es one hour every day. Band students receive 1 unit credit per yearg chorus students gets V3 credit. The band is taught by Mr. Ray Burnhamg Miss Maxine Milner directs the chorus. For the first time this year a music theory class is being taught. This course is especially important for students who intend to study music in college. 29 Chorus Counts I 2 Creditp

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Coach Pender explains the parts of the engine to interested girls. Drivers Education Brings Insurance Reductions Driver Education is available to students if they wish to schedule it. Coach Bob Pender is the teacher. The course includes a six-Week instruction course in manipulation of the car, knowledge of traffic laws, rules of courteous driving, and laws of safety. After this a laboratory period of actual driving is given for a minimum of 6 hours. Cars for this program are furnished by the local Chevrolet and Ford dealers on an alternate year basis. Completion of this course entitles under 25 years old male drivers to a discount in insurance premiums on both physical damage and liability coverage. 28 Mary Brown is ready for her day of driving. .lust returning from a driving test-all shook up!

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Ronnie Rhea sets the volleyball up for a spike. P.E. Program Adds Health and First Aid Every student must take physical education each year that he is in high school. He receives one credit per year for this course. Mr. Marshall and Coach Farrar teach boys P.E.g Mrs. Tinker and Miss Carroll instruct the girls. Physical education courses include instructions in health, safety, first aid, rules of basketball, vol- leyball, football, baseball, ping pong, tennis, shuffle board, golf, and bowling. They give the student opportunities to participate in these sports. The gym- fee is 33.00 per year. This includes locker, soap, and towels plus a subscription to the school paper. A healthy body is essential to a healthy mind. It is the purpose of the P.E. department to instill this thought. Volleyball is one of the favor boys. ite sports of all the Another of the enjoyable sports is ping pong. Isometrics is one of the I1 school. ewer projects of-the