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All together now, 1 - 2 , 1 - 2 . Physical Walter White Coordinator of Athletics Education All the knowledge in the world is of little use to our students unless they possess strong and healthy bodies. The Physical Education Department offers a pleasant change from mental activity to physical activity. This year, physical fitness examina¬ tions have been administered to all stu¬ dents as a part of the national effort to improve the health of American youth. As a result of this program, the students have approached their exer¬ cises with fresh ambition and purpose. Additionally, physical education classes give students an opportunity to partici¬ pate in team games, and also give in¬ struction in the ways of good health. Left to right, Austin T. Garvey, Jr., (Track and Cross Country Coach), Brenda MacNicholl, (Cheerleader Advisor, Tennis and Basketball Coach), Marie Seminatore (Field Hockey and Softball Coach, Harold Ransom. This is supposed to keep us fit?
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Home Economics A stitch in time . . . Standing, left to right, Miss Jane Cowhig, Miss Carol Donovan, Seated, Miss Barbara Dunbury (Hi-Teen Fash¬ ion Club Advisor) The Home Economics Department, under the direction of Miss Barbara Dunbury, is now offer¬ ing a course for senior high girls in clothing con¬ struction and wardrobe planning. This class meets five periods per week, two of which are devoted to lectures and three to laboratory work. Per¬ sonal grooming, design, budgeting, consumer in¬ formation are some of the units covered along with actual garm ent construction. In the Shop and Mechanical Drawing Depart¬ ment, courses in woodworking are available for those seniors who desire them. However, the larger part of the program is devoted to the draw¬ ing courses, mechanical and pre-engineering. A beginning treatment in graphic representation is an important part in work training for those who do not plan any further formal education, and is also an important part in the college prepara¬ tion for students planning a study of engineering. i]wr 7 Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing Mr. Thomas Kilday Mr. Wilfred Walsh
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