Wapahani High School - Legend Yearbook (Selma, IN)

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TTY Sophomores Take a Look at Lye AS! A331 T .tv .' it s :wtf-swf! - ' 55'3V1'Q' Y st s..-, ,, vg-- -x,..,.- 1 's all Upper left: Mr. Rees seems to be asking lioi' help from above to cope with his freshman health class, 9 Learning about the opinions ot' others in the sociology class helped the sophomores to understand about divorce. marriage and living with other people, The class took surveys and helped to compile statistics about some ot' the things that happen at Wapa- hani. The highlight ofthe sociology class was a mock trial in which the girls learned about courtroom procedures and the roles ot' the participants. The boys were having some fun of their own, besides just studying health: constructive first aid was also taught by Mr. Rees. Lfpper letiti Teresa Grimes' mind seems to wander from the subject. Below: Steve Sewell relaxes and takes in a days worth ot' leeture in sociology.

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The freshmen boys had their first year ofgym with Mr. Rees as an in- structor, while the sophomores were well prepared for almost anything that was thrown at them, like bas- ketballs, soccerballs, and volleyballs. Mrs. Jay once again showed the freshmen and sophomore girls that sports can be fun. even though many of the activities require a lot of practice. Thejuniors and seniors had more varied activities in advanced P.E. The boys and girls were together in coed classes. This was a new experi- ence forthe students as they played hockey. basketball and other fun games. Upper Right: Mark Musgrove proves that working on thc new weight machine isn'l as hard as it looks, Right: Mark Stainpcr smiles at the thought ol pain. Below: Sam Herwehc explains rulcs in girls PE, it 92 Students Stay Fit its T QI! .t3'f y A... .,::. td 5-S.

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Bright colors and hard work. AV Mrs. Spurgeonls art classes worked hard and completed many different projects this year. In addition to teaching the funda- mentals and principles of such things as drawing, painting, sculpt- ing, and Cartooning, she also at- tempted to teach students to be aware of their surroundings. The courses you can take in this area are Art I-Il, which is a one year course. Then there are the ceramics, textile design, and other such courses. Leftg Terri Aldridge and Jenny Anderson get a laugh out of someone's artwork. Rightg Susie Pfleeger and Gary Reynolds ex- periment with a Mamiya-Sekor. Belowg Art students at work with an old de- pendable friend. Elmer. NWN ,,-1 ,gk