Terry Parker High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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Girls PE Provides a Variety of Sports Chieftain: Mrs. Young, what provisions are there for students with handicaps? Mrs. Young: Because of a cut in staff and in enrollment, there is no adaptive PE program at present. Chieftain: How do you justify PE as a requirement for graduation? Mrs. Young: If we didn’t exercise, we would be a nation of physically unfit beings. There is much need for more equipment for our programs. Mrs. Anne Young. Department Head. Mrs. Grace Monroe. Miss Carol Newby, Miss Terri Reaves. 190 Girls PE

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Industrial Arts Expand Job Horizons Mr. Paul Goldsbury. Drafting. Chieftain: Mr. Robertson, what are some of the courses offered in Industrial Arts? Mr. Robertson: We offer course work in wood shop, metal shop, carpentry. drafting, and design. The vocational experiences available to the student are expanding each year. Mr. Steven Callihan. Wood Shop. Industrial Arts 89

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Boys PE Pushes For Action Chieftain: Coach Piccard, what PE equipment is needed? Coach Pickard: We would like to have tennis courts, more play area, more hard surfaces for boundball and basketball. There are community pools, so we use them for the present. Coach Joe Hodge. Coach Jim Adams Coach Howard May. Coach Martin Luther. Coach Fred Pickard. Dep't Chrm. Coach Don Layman. Boys PE i9i