Union High School - Memories Yearbook (Modoc, IN)

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As Tim Beaty aims for his victim, Mark Houser and Ted Coats watch calmly from behind. The P.E. and Health classes were taught by Mrs. Burton, Mr. I-leller, and Mr. Stephen. The P.E. classes covered units in softball, basket- ball, gymnastics, track, soccer, and various other sports. They were tested for both physical and mental achievement in each unit. The advanced boys P.E. class studied a unit on the duties of an athletic instructor. The health classes heard two speakers this year. One spoke on health related occupations and the other, from the sheriff's department, spoke about drugs. The class experimented with blood typing and studied different group and individual behavior patterns. i Going into great detail, Mr. Stephen attempts to get his point across. Mr. Heller seems disgusted with the gymnastics ability of his class. - Mrs. Burton takes time out to discuss grades with two of her students. i- Academics-51

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u During a rough game of kickball, Matt Gard mis- lakes one of his fellow St'-'dems for the ball' Apparently, Steve Iohnson doesn't find Mr. Stephen's lecture too interesting. P.E. and Health Stress Ph sical Fitness t f l f 1 5 X it f t 1 ball game. These girls pause from their hectic game to pose for the photographer. 50 Academics Assisting in Mr. Heller's P.E.'class, Larry Golliher referees a basket-

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Panel Groups And Simulation Games Used By Social Studies Dept. Panel groups and simulation games are just a few of the many activities enjoyed by the students of Union's Social Studies Dept. Movies and filmstrips are also included in Mr. Michael Rawlings' Govern- ment and U.S. History classes. Mr. Rawlings is a first year teacher at Union and a graduate of Ball State. Mrs. Nita Burton teaches World History, beginning with the earliest civilization, continuing through the Crusades, both World Wars, and ending with present day Man. The Government classes studied about the com- plicated functions of the American government dur- ing the first semester. The last half of the year was spent trying to understand the production, distribu- tion, and consumption of goods produced throughout the United States. The U.S. History students are concerned with their nation's history from the American Revolution through the last election. 52-Academics ....h.ff..,..a r--... Taking advantage of the teachers absence, jeff Ward and Rutn Goolsby trade answers. Above: First year teacher Mr. Mike Rawlings listens intently as a student gives his opinion on a problem. Left: Seniors Mollie Price and Toni Douglas prove that Government can be fun.