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-qt?-24,1 l 'pun-an DRIVER EDUCATION training car as part of each grading period. 'V Beep! Beep! Although it sounds like the song . ,V., about the little Nash Rambler's chasing the Cadillac, ,:'V' l c t i t :'f' ' it's only one of the driver education students claim- ing his right of Way. After six Weeks of classroom instruction, these aspiring drivers spent the remain- ff 'I der of the semester in groups, one of which used the 'ZEVA f fff - Mr. James W. Gilmore driver education GIRL PHYSICAL EDUCATIO Lee Roudebush takes a walk it Miss Jane E. Short physical education: cheer- leaders, Girls Athletic Association, Gymkhana t a ,cg I: L,,' .5 I jf Mrs. Alice I. Young physical education: ma- jorettes, Girls Athletic Association Miss Helen Mary Cook physical education: Pom pon team, Girls Athletic Association , , awk, N ,9,., ,114 5 yf, g y . f .xl .,.VV, A W -,A ,. ,,,-, -9 ,Q sf.-:vw '- ' 'fv-iff: -'.f7Fl7' l'. - V, cy y z a Donald C. Schuessler driver education
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First row: D. Gong, O. Bland, S. Lindley, N. Landes, Carol Shapiro, Charlotte Shapiro, B. Underwood, S. Campbell, L. Raftery. Second row: J. Muth, M. Proctor, C. Ingalls, N. Sprow, R. Sturner, A. Gladsden, J. Eberly, D. Smith, T. Howerton, C. Thomas. Third row: B. Berman, D. Johnson, C. Gar- lock, R. McClay, J. Sanderson, M. Hudtloff, W. Chubb, D. Horn. Fourth row: D. Burd, S. Silverman, T. Keys, L. Sweeney, T. Lamond, B. Schultz, C. Olsen, B. Steele, D. MacArthur, J. Sheridan Feet tapping, heads bobbing, and fingers drum- ming on desks, members of the American Music Club met to listen to some of the coolest music this side of Birdland and Dixieland. This was an op- portunity for students to go beyond the usual band marches, orchestral symphonies, and choral en- sembles. A record, a record player, and a sense of rhythm presided at each meeting. Using recordings of Dave First row: S. Scoggins, M. Orland, D. Huntoon, A. Ross, D. Saunders, B. B. Philips, B. Donahue, J. Euler, B. Gaynor, A. Mitchell, E. Shepherd, C. Glanzman, K. Harris. Second row: M. Mills, L. Weaver, M. E. Finzel, D. Mitchell, R. DeLise, D. Pehle, G. Penney, R. Turner, D. Franyo, B. Stevens, J. Connors, J. Brown, P. Bateman, S. Kenner, P. Weddle. Third row: D. Harris, M. Olloy, A. Mitchell, K. Barnett, E. DeFrancheschi, D. Eldrige, A. AMERICAN MUSIC CLUB Brubeck's quartet, Duke Ellington's jazz parties, Louis Armstrong's Wheezy trumpet, and Errol Garner's syncopated piano, the members compared and analyzed different types of jazz. To make the analysis complete, the club planned a trip to a local jazz studio where they could observe music in the making as Well as the musicians themselves. Childs, W. Stickney, V. Cornils, A. Myrup, D. Weisz, W. Post, P. Barrick M. Killeri, S. Hobson, Miss Harder. Fourth row: S. Seymour, M. Dalman J Berne, K. Hartman, M. Gilliss, B. Preuit, M. Loftus, D. Tinsler, J. Stall smith, R. Galliher, J. Fitzgerald, N. Conklin, B. Griffith, R. Seiders, J Martin, S. McSean, S. Pineau, J. Lenerking, M. Womack, B. Joseph
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GYMKHANA CLUB GIRL THLETIC ASSOCIATIO Those living masses seen tumbling and springing around the gym are not kangaroos-they are the gym classes attempting to develop skill in jumping up and down and rolling over. Actually, these seemingly antic exer- cises practiced on the trampoline and tumbling mats are an important part of the physical education curriculum, con- tributing to the development of balance and coordination. If students want to learn more than the ordinary knee drops and head stands, the Gymkhana Club is the place for them. The athletic members of this club advance to stunts such as the dou- ble twist and barrel roll, performing them also on the smaller mini-tramp. Carrying through with another aspect of the physical education classes, the Girls Athletic Association invites girls to join in order to participate further in sports such as hockey and basketball. First row: S. Melton, R. Carr, M. Killeri, S. Bradley, B Locke, C, Ragland, J. Dodds, D. Keller, B. McMur Second row: G. Jump, L. Williams, R. Dupree, C. Sm th E. Marlow, M. Lindsay, R. Houyoux, R. Clarkeg Third r S. Troup, D. Yates, C. Carpenter, E, Greeves, B. Foreshe W. Crisp, E. Eisenhart, R. Wootton, B. Hayes, Fourth r J. Gramatte, L. Whitson, K. Johnston, Van Holmes, D. F G. Thompson, Miss Short Stephanie Troup sails .I -si NX Maureen Ollry and Donna Mitchell roll while Bridget Foreshew ZOOIHS
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