Dana Hills High School - Mast Yearbook (Dana Point, CA)

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P.E. FACES TEST Dana Hills has perhaps the most diverse athletic program available to the common athlete. The programs range from bike riding to beach activities to strength and exercise. P.E. packs combined athletic experiences so that prospective athletes could become versitile athletically. The opening of the pool brought up new possibilities such as synchronized swimming, water ballet and diving. Whether or not Dolphins will continue to develop themselves physically or whether the whole problem will degenerate into a fishy mess is left to the future. For now the campus is still used for a parade of awk- ward bodies, in odd costumes trooping back and fourth at the beginning and end of each period in a vain attempt to become co-ordinated. Athletics came under fire this year from all sides. Court decisions said P.E. uniforms were discriminatory and there- fore could not be required. Students complained that P.E. teachers were too strict about missing classes. Teachers com- plained that students took too long to dress and get to class arriving often from the pool looking like drown rats. The most telling blow was from the district who released students from taking P.E. if they wanted to take ROP instead. Loom- ing in the future are recommendations to eliminate P.E. in favor of academic persuits. What will happen to physical ability? Will all high school students of the future have squatty bodies? The answer is complex but in looking at what regular exercise in a well thought out program will do for the human body it seems unwise to rule out P.E. as a required high school subject.

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tried out for the team and after an elimanation tournament twenty-two finalist were chosen, These finalist attended a ten- nis college for two days and then three hour dailey practice sessions. During the season San Clemente proved the Dol- phins toughest opponent but they also fell. ln C.I.F. mental errors consumed the Dolphins, but it was an honor to be there. Top seated players were Debbie Thomason, Christel Felder, Jodie Joswick, Katie Goya, and Jennifer Giachetti. lj Top Row L-R. Shirley Sandavol, Christel Felder, Karen Anderson, Daine Tovey, Jennifer Giachetti, Debbie Thomason, Kathy Swinger, Chris Jenkins, Mrs. Klein. Middle, Cindy Garcia, Irma Benavidez, Kim Kelly, Kerri Ward, Jodie Joswick, Katie Goya, Laura McDonald, LR Tami Limon ,Jill Walti, Valesea Printer, Cindy Tovey, Jill Lucas, Denise Ridel. 21 Cindy Tovey ner- vously awaits the service return, 31 Debbie Thomason practices her power- ful serving stroke. 43 Jodie Joswick smashes in another. SJ Katie Goya dives for the drop shot. 61 Dana Hills doubles really swung. 75 One part of being on the team was attending a tennis college, where fundamentals were stressed. 81 Tammy Limon showing complete concentration. ,. 1 t I Our Competitive Nature L 8

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