Youngsville High School - Aquila Yearbook (Youngsville, PA)

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PHYSICAL EDLICATIO MRS. MARGUERITE HEDMAN Health, Physical Education Lock Haven State College Clubs: Cheerleaders, Girls' intramurals Hobbies: Swimming, Sewing TRAMPOLINE PRESENTS a PROBLEM to seventh grade girls, left to right: Joyce Abraham, Mildred Finlan, Delores Alexander, Ruth Winans, Mrs. Hedman, Elizabeth Ford. PHYSICAL EDUCATION is taught in school to promote physical fitness, an appreciation of healthful living, and mental alertness among the students. COOPERATION and the rules of good sports- manship are stressed by the instructors. INCLUDED IN THE PROGRAM are dancing, tum- bling, work on the gymnastic equipment, track and field, volleyball, and softball tor both boys and girls. TUMBLING BRINGS LOADS of FUN tothe seventh grade boys, but to Mr Tubbs it is a skillful part of gymnastics. ALAN L. TUBBS Physical Education, Health Lock Haven State College Graduate work: Temple 84 Penn State Clubs: Varsity Club, J.V. Basketball Hobby: Sports 23

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USING A MIRROR to show Kathleen Cowan the eFFects of the Vander Gott generator is Mr. Erikson. JAMES MILLER Jr. High Science Clarion State College Hobbies: Home movies and Hunting SCIENCE LESLIE L. ERIKSON Physics, Algebra I, General Science, Physical Sci- ence Edinboro Graduate Work: Penn State Hobbies: Cabinet making, Mie- chanics JOSEPH FRELICK Biology 84 World Culture Theil College Graduate work: University of Missouri Hobbies: Students, Athletics Fishing 81 Hunting - - Q X I -Q il HELPING SOPHOMORES with their biology notebooks is Mr. Frelick Left to right are Larry Fitzgerald, Bonnie Nelson, Eric Johnson, Kath- erine Lucia, John Smith, Mr. Frelick, and David Persing. EXPLAINING HOW ANIMALS PROTECT themselves from their natural enemies is Mr. Miller. Left to right are Jeffrey Font, Judith Kirk, and Joseph Gurdack. 24