Sylvan Hills High School - Golden Memories Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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'li Ala ca MR-RUUFKI-IWKINN Missjui-.lows-s Missfwx Swirl C'lm1rnmn Musical Uppoirttuintiiitiies Offered Sylvan students are offered both vocal and instrumental music under the direc- tion ofthree ofthe finest music teachers in the city. If best suited for vocal music, they have a choice tojoin a glee club or choir. As their musical career progresses, an opportunity is offered to go into either the advanced choir or glee club. Ifinter- ested in instrumental music, there is a choice of participating in the Sylvan or- chestra or the Sylvan marching and con- cert band. As students progress through their respective lields of music. they gather a better understanding ofthe musical world and acquire knowledge that will add to their enjoyment of music in years to come. J Vocalist ldlitf briet' intermission. Z Mr, Jenkins leads hand in hrs! period practice.

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Q3 C PI- BUINARD SG1,Tnron GA1 mc, E4 KAL5 R.O.'llT.CC. Students Learn Everything from First 'Q fi- Aid to Map Reading Mgt I Through the efforts ofthe military instruc- VAN Horrrx tors, the military students at Sylvan receive valuable training in military science and tac- tics. They gain qualities of leadership, de- pendability, and good citizenship, which will I Ei ,l Interested 475 cadets watch carbine being disassem be invaluable in their roles as citizens of our country. They learn the functionings of many differ- ent weapons. They receive training and prac- tical applications in map reading, first aid, drill, military teaching methods, and marks- manship. With capable instructors, a well organized program ofinstruction, enthusiastic student officers, and a cadet corps of dependable stu- dents, the Military Department serves Sylvan and Sylvan students in a real way. bled.

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Boys P,E. class playing basketball. ' H : X ' Q , if P1-' .,..:v A K K W lg. JVM X A I ti ,- Miss Josnpmwi MR. ,lAMhs Mics. PVFRIHA MR. Oswiw CARAWAY KNiciH'I MCiELRlJY Wmngwirz lplbysiicall Education Trains Body Education is concerned primarily with building a student's mind. However, other parts ofthe body must also be developed. The physical education program at Sylvan is one ofthe means by which students are assured ofa basically strong physique. Trained teachers help by directing the pupils in basketball, softball, touch foot- ball. volleyball. tumbling, and many other types of recreation. Boys and girls take part in separate programs under different teachers but pursue somewhat the same type activities. A well rounded physical education pro- gram, such as the one here at Sylvan, is necessary to the well being of our school and nation. Girls choose sides. Boys participate in volleyball.