GWINN -- The archery program at Gwinn High School is expanding and becoming more popular.
Saturday, the school held a training course for seven more volunteer instructors. They learned proper setup, whistle commands, the process of shooting and aiming the bow, and, above all, safety.
It's all a part of the National Archery in Schools program. The program held its first two week course last March for more than 100 students.
"It's a lot of fun teaching these kids. They're a little bashful once they start. Once they get into it and they start keeping scores and stuff like that, they get a little competitive," said Instructor John Filizetti.
With the seven new instructors, Gwinn High School will have 12 volunteer instructors for the program.
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