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

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I TRAMURALS STIR UP COMPETITIO This year Mrs. Klien and Mr. Still- son started Dana Hill's first intramural program. Intramurals, a greek word meaning within the wallsf' was set up to provide students within the school with organized sporting events at the school level. Everyone was en- couraged to participate, the only re- striction being that one could not compete in a sport if he was a member of a C,I.F. team in that sport. The response was great, over 130 students participated in handball raquetball, basketball, ping pong, and intertube water polo events. Even the faculty got into the act. The events were held before school, during enrichment period, lunch and after school. The only real problem that Klein and Still- son faced was time. Scheduling the events was difficult due to the class schedule. But, dispite the obstacle, intramural sports were a big success. The program, which has it's own budget, was able to give awards to the winners, but most important, it pro- vided fun for all involved. lj Raqueteer goes for the kill in the midst of competition. 25 Ping-pong champ Shane Batts in action. 33 Jeff Hamilton power-spikes to score. 45 Mike Middaugh puts the pressure on opponent, SJ Brad Mathias drives home a point with a slam. 65 .lim Auld drives for a basket amid heavy traffic. 71 One intramural wrestler tries vainly to avoid being pinned. ! fl , Q, gil, N M '+ 'W ,, .if':m. . l I One Year Before the Mast