El Toro High School - Amanecer Yearbook (Lake Forest, CA)

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GIRLS'P.E Phy% al LJuiJtion • ent introduce the tu- ■ • to many recreational ac- tivitie during the year It is hoped that thi will stimulate an interest in participation and the lifelong enjoyment of any %port Su»h activities help to maintain a sound mind and body

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MUSIC The Music Department.as in the past, has given its students a wide variety of musical selections to study and play Ren dering everything from the march to ther rhapsody, the musicians added their versatility in the numerous music forms to their growing talents Lars Han-rn Marshall Ramuc Su%an Toibin With a large enrollment, the Reading Department now has a staff of five full time reading specialists. To aid students in reaching their highest reading potential, the staff uses many motivational tools Some of the successful inducements include the wide variety of reading material, reading aloud, and reading for enjoy ment. Mike McKmric READING FACL'LT

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ROTC Due to increased enrollment, the school hired two new J. R. O T C. instructors.Together, the three instruct- ors oversaw drills and delivered lectures on military history and regulations. The whole program aims at molding citizens with a sense of duty, leadership abil- ity. and initiative. In the interest of keeping fit those students in Boys Physical Education classes engage in numerous activities throughout the year Playing everything from basketball to badminton, the competition was stiff and sometimes rough. Look for water polo to be rotated in after the completion of the pool. BOYS' P.E. Lairy Niiu Keith O'horn Robert Johnson FACUL