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Tearing Into Five-four-three-Timeout! All sports in the school tore up the competition, both in actions and attitudes. As always, Ar- lington stood out among the crowd on the fields and off, for example in: WATER POLO-The sweat doesn ' t show but the pain is still there. Junior player Ethan Lema described it as, Playing soccer but having to swim in- stead of run and it ' s much harder. Because of all the dedication to the sport, the players had to spend much of their extra time getting ahead of classes so not to get behind. CROSS-COUNTRY-Thts was one sport that most athe- lets felt helped them the most in keeping in shape and in con- dition for sports later in the year. This team is the begin- ning of a strong girls team. We have a lot of promise, and it ' s really exciting. Next year we ' ll be even better, exclaimed Mewa Danh, junior. VOLLEYBALL-Many quick drills in a short time served to improve the performance of the volleyball team. In order to make these drills work, the girls had to perform them with- out letting the ball hit the ground. When we had to pass the ball and set it for shots, we had to keep the ball from hit- ting the ground, if it did, we had to run the track, explained sophomore Michelle Gainer. FOOTBALL-The team pol- ished the season by defeating all cross-town rivals by con- vincing scores. Beating Poly was great as a season opener, but when we beat Ramona, it was the highlight of the season because North wasn ' t going to be able to contend with us and they didn ' t, confessed senior Larry Jared. Winning was noth- ing compared to the hard work in practice and in the class- room. Coaches, players and specta- tors alike all demonstrated en- thusiastic golden pride in all seasons. by Duslin Fitch T. Mark Wensel practices jfe ball early in the season., Mark was on the team last season when they went to the CIF finals at Dodger Stadium.
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Me lECHANICALLY INCLINED. Sean Reynolds, Jeff Martin, and Greg Wrench perform repairs on a Kawasaki Auto Shop offered practical skills that could be used now and later in life. AT ATTENTION. John Szetela. Steve Simms, David Alderete, and John Sachs get inspected by Linda McHenry ROTC offered a taste of real life for those stu- dents interested in going into the armed forces. Addressing her class, Mrs. Liz Bourne converses with her FBLA mem- bers. The business department offered many classes for those interested in office skills. ELECTIVES • 177
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