Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Graceful and exact motions make up modern Girls' Gym comes equipped with full-length Routines are incorporated with a definite rhythm dance movements shown here. This room in the mirrors so girls may view their own dancing. of music which helps girls to develop poise. l 1 s i t issr to me Q -w- V l I During the fourth period physical education serve across the tennis net while Kay Bertram Performing on the uneven parallel bG1'S, Denise class, Ioan Dively prepares to deliver her slice readies herself for the possible return. Schraa does a handstand in her P.E. class.

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ariety to Girls' Physical Education Activities Using many different skills they have learned junior Linda Sutton's team scores another goal during their six weeks oi speedaway in P.E., for an undefeated record. Awaiting their chance to practice, gymnastics offer advice to Nancy Hastings as she tries to team members Ioyce Sutton and Beth Matteson master a new trick on the trampoline. In a new after school program for girls, junior Carol Gonzales practices lifting weights. Getting ready for a rough hockey game, senior Kay Smith buckles on her goalie equipment.

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During an after school golf tournament junior Cindy Larsen putts on the Cliff Manor green. The goal of physical education is to promote good health and teach girls teamwork and sportsmanship. In- dividual sports such as gymnastics are offered as well as team sports. P.E. is a requirement for underclass- meng seniors may take it as an elec- tive. The course provides relaxation and the necessary exercise tor physi- cal fitness. Playing a competitive game of volleyball senior Sheila Barry attempts to return the volleyball to her opponents while her teammates watch her. In a quick-moving game of basketball, four stu- dents scramble to retrieve the loose ball.