Worthington High School - Trojan Yearbook (Worthington, MN)

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LAND UGUSHEN TIMES HAVE REALL CHANGED Phy Ed QIPIS EISCHFEI EIOOHIEFS Ever hear the com ment What s th1s younger generatlon cornlng to That re- mark nnght well have been made for the benefrt of modern physlcal educatron classes where young grrls are permltted to run around wlth bared hmbs a perfectly d1s graceful thlng Wonder how grand maw could rnanlpulate around a basketball court 1n so much yardage End lung UIECH STDCHIIIQS 3? .-S' lt! SHOCKING WlTHOUT STOCKINGS th p d gl f k kb 11 Thy y M After hours glee clubs QIVB way ITIUSIC EECUTHBS 3115611001 DPOIECT SWINGING BILLY CLUBS t lth t Ita 'J' 6 Once upon a t1r'1e every good school featured a boys glee club and a g1rls glee club and never the twaln should meet At the present tlme masculrne and femrnlne volces blend 1n our three cho1rs One hour of school t1me each day IS reserved for both band and cho1r rehearsal