University High School - Cub Yearbook (Baton Rouge, LA)

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Hl H -4-,F IHIES Under the supervision of Miss Lane and Mr. Fulmer physical education has developed steadily during the past few years. At the beginning of this year some new equipment was bought. Most of it is for archery and golf, but worn out equipment was also re- placed. To date about ten sports are included in the program. These are swimming, archery, golf, football, softball, tennis, soccer, vol- leyball, bowling, and handball. This variety has helped the stu- dents learn new sports and has given the teachers a chance to choose appropriate ones for each season. The students do not just take part in these sports, but are taught the ollicial rules and the fundamentals of playing each one. Classes were conducted this year in first aid, health, and dancing. First aid instruction was given in stopping blood How, tying bandages, and in treating sickness. A part of the year was spent in studying the causes, prevention, and cures of diseases com- mon in the U. S. The girls spent many interesting periods study- ing dances ol' today and yesterday. Assembly programs presented many ol' these dances. For its size, University High probably has a more varied physical education program than any other high school in the state. TH I RTY-SIX all 1 J, Q-. -4 ht. ' , 1 C U B 1 9 4 1 ,l' lLTl'.2li:1iF3l f ta

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