Mission Viejo High School - El Viejo Yearbook (Mission Viejo, CA)

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y N N The liberated woman of Mission's P.E. department who entered C.l.F. competition for the first time did a smashing job. Spirit glows with pride in the girls who participated in the wide variety of sports offered: Field Hockey, Golf, Archery, Modern Dance, Gymnastics. Volleyball, Track 81 Field. The varied choice of sports gives every girl an opportunity to shine. :Z 3 L.-4' C-5 :J EQ :Z 3 2 O 3 Q :J W V I , z 'fr S- , X 4. ' '7' it .,,t. ,. f X , fa! Schwartz-G.P.E. sq TNi L iv ' .J ' J xx X y V, rg ski .NXQXJ T'7 f 'f' v ,JSYLI its S X , K X, R' VXA, .1. .,. -.a f .,f. 4 1 ff f ' f- .1 ,.', f f-

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Mrs. June Gayron 5 Michelle With the purpose of promoting better understanding of our neighboring countries through their languages, Language teachers at Mission conduct classes that familiarize students with simple and complex dialects-such as French, Spanish, and German. Classroom activities range from learning the salutations of a country to complete translations of their novels.

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Mr. Pat Roberts P.E., Athletics SPINNING WHEELS The Boys' P.E. Department consists of four sports minded coaches who, while working for the non-athletes all day absolutely live for 1:45 when their alter egos can take over. At this point Pat Roberts, Harry Hilke, Bill Crow and Ray Dodge imagine themselves as John McKay, Jim Bush, Walter Alston and John Wooden incarnate Thus They are, leading young men and inspiring lor Perspiringl their troops to victory. Q ,f X 2974 ' 47 y, ' I J T Z Mr. gbert Hiv r aptrve P E State Re uiremen . fi! f , ,V H , f 5 ' 9 , sy 1 if f' V ? Q.