Treadwell High School - Eagle Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Ig., 1 A9 we ' 9 ejn-'-ek: if iii-M f P X ' ' '- 'P --. Us -,. l - H 'Jia- ig K Q ' ff Pi ., N, I ,N--av: Leaving to play softball are Peggy Marshall, Judy Woods, Gayle Finleyson, Annette Gordon, Betty Robison, Ginny Vernon. SENIOR HIGH VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS X Miss Moriarty stresses i In 3 ' physical fitness for healthier living. GIRLS PH YSICA1 Provided Recreation am Learning athletic skills, promoting good sportsmanship, and enjoying fellowship were the elements which combined to make a typi- cal physical education class. The girls were required to wear all white and to keep their gym clothes neat ancl clean. Volleyball, basket- ball, softball, shuifleboard, badminton, tum- bling, and exercises sum up the sports for girls Pennant winners in volleyball at Memphis State were Ginny Vernon, Carol Durby, Linda Catewood, Linda Charlene Hutcherson, Marjorie Elmore, Romelle Aikens, Joy King, Carol Y H' r Roy, Samxnie Gross, Sandra Pike, Winnie Schmidt, Mary Sue Harris, Sherry Cochran, Marilyn Coker. Miss Moriarty is the instructor. . . I

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Fundamentals of basketball are taught in physical education. BOY 9 PHY ICAL ED CATIO Encourages Sportsmanship Our Boys' Physical Education Department has an objective program that will help to build the Whole individual - his mind as well as his body. Building physical fitness and alertness, as well as teaching principles of fair sportsmanship, are the primary ideals of this department. Through instruction in the fundamentals of football, bas- ketball, volleyball, softball, and track, the boys learn the importance of mental keenness and proper coordination. will 1 Boys do calisthenics under Coach Lutt.rell's direction Coach Luttrell explains softball funda- mentals to David Davis, John Council, Jeff Hester.

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'13 S all n Q At the hoard in the girls' Health class are Mrs. Dowdy, Judy Percer, Brenda Smith, and Patsy Howell, who explained facts about health and hygiene. Playing badminton under Mrs. Dowdy's instruction were Judy Jones. Vicki Estes, Eva Cooper, Susan Rowland. D CATIO rains in New Skills volleyball, basketball, and softball the the homerooms. Health and home nurs- form a part of this course. Tum- gymnastics and lots of patience supplied and variety. The overall results of these activities was the acquisition of many new JUNIOR HIGH VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS Lahey, Dorothy Childress, Patsy Hellums, Virgie Hern- don, and Eunice Burton. Cheyrl Peterson, Gwen Smart, Judy Smith, Russlyn Whitson, Sherry A Schneider, Twila Wiles, Anita Falls, Gail Clark, Diane McMinn, Mary Helen Tipton. Mrs. Dowdy was the instructor. '7r .m . . , .. -. ones. A volleyball tournament was held X