The Rampage

Josi Bambrook Columnist               The students in Belger's P.E. class were playing basketball today. As Mr. Belger sat at a semi-functional desk the students enjoyed a game of knock out as other students shot at the hoop on their own. The class was very independent, doing their own thing without needing the correct basketball technique to have a good time.             The game of knock out looked like a lot of fun. The students jumped and ran around while laughing when they missed a shot. The competitiveness looked like a lot of fun and getting exercise was just a plus.             “Yeah, because I beat everyone,” said Abigail Lane.  Friends laughed with each other and shouted across the gym when the ball went out of reach.  The students who were shooting hoops on their own casually talked to their friends and hoped the c...

Demi Muchmore Editor-In-Chief                 Another semester of school rolls around and as does more P.E. classes. At this point in the school year during individual sports we are starting a new unit on ping pong.                 Ping pong, otherwise known as table tennis also, was first invented in England towards the end of the 19 th century.  There were some people who were bored one day and used their dining table as the ping pong table. It was a great way to pass time and have fun with family and friends as we still play this sport for the same reason. Also ping pong is used competitively  worldwide.                Mr. Starcevich, a P.E. teacher here at Southeast Polk puts his opinion forward about ping pong. “Ping pong is a lifetime sport/game that you can carry on forever with your family and friends. I...