VOL. 6, NO. 8
JAN. 22, 1965

The 500 Club Is Maine's
P.E. Society
"This year all boys who made 500 points or better on the physical fitness tests will receive a gold star to wear on their gym uniforms," acknowledged Mr. Dave Kennedy.

Each gym class takes tests in push-ups, the rope climb, chinups, cross country, 300-yard run, three consecutive jumps standing broad-jump, and the zone run. Points are accumulated through speed, endurance, and agility in the various tests. To obtain a minimum of 500 points, a boy must make approximately 62 out of a possible 75 in each test.
 The following boys were top five of their respective classes:
Senior Class: Henry Loncki, 600; Pete Schafft, 589; Pat Collins, 581; Dick Braun, 581; and Jim Richards, 581.
Junior Class: Vernon Ray, 595; Dick Wells, 570; Burton Lucas, 569; Ed Borski, 568; and Tony Gyssler, 567.
Sophomore Class: Don Ballantine, 577; John Stone, 570; Ken Vacilek, 568; Robert Holm, 561; and Jim Karberg, 533.
Freshman Class: Terry Faught, 549; Louis Guido, 544; John Houston 529; Randy Ryan, 529; and Ken Brauer, 528.