Crestmoor High School - Wingspread Yearbook (San Bruno, CA)

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Girls' Physical diucatiau One of the most recent addiijons to the curriculum of the female Physical Education Department is jacks. On dreary, rainy days, the gym floor is scattered with jack masters ranging from the queen who can go straight through her tvvosies without a mistake, to the clod who never leaves her onesies. Many frown upon this be- cause it is not physical enough. On the contrary, jacks provides both physical and mental exercise. The development of finger and wrist muscles is truly a physical exertiong and the strategy involved in planning each move is most challenging to the mind. However, on sunny days the girls desert the gym for the archery range or tennis courts. Ever try to drive a tennis ball into the wind? Y? ELIZABETH RETZLOFF: But if it Wasn't for the wind I'd have a bulls-eye. Bonnie Bauer Phebe Sandberg Don Richardson Ralph Daniels Charles Kent Hays' Physical Educalian A recent attempt to establish co-educational physical education classes met with mixed success. Much to the surprise of the in- structors, the boys kept their heads and acted like gentlemen. Then they proceeded to massacre the girls in each and every sport which was played. At the end of the unit, male nerves were on edge and female eyes were filled with tears. When the unit was over, how- ever, the girls garnered some revenge by peppering the boys with arrows from the archery range as they circled the track. Phillip Palen