Whitehaven High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Miss Nancy Cooper, Physical Education, Mississippi College. TWO years of physical edu- cation are required for gradu- J ation from high school by the l State of Tennessee. This one- 1 half credit course keeps stu- I dents physically fit and teaches them the endurance and disci- pline so necessary in the com- ing years . Miss Betty Emerson, Physical Education, Memphis State Uni- versity. MUSIC Mr. Russell Heinze, Instrumental Music, Southwestern Col- H Mrs. Mary Ella Ty- 1er, Vocal Music, The music department is one of the most active in school. It takes Siena College. part in assemblyprograms, athletic events, parades, and community 1 programs. X l 24 I I

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Hold That Tiger! I Carry On, Mr. D. After Before 26