Sabino High School - Vista Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Sabers Get Physical For the second year Sobino has had the rule that athletes will receive credit for their sports, and that they will begin practice during sixth period instead of after school. Some athletes believe it was an advantage because they re- ceived credit and practice ended an hour earlier. However, it hindered some Sabers because they had to choose be- tween a life of sports or an academic class. Department chairman, Paul Kershner, commented, Sabina has a terrific P.E. program, but I feel more courses could be offered if only we had the time and teachers. Despite the sixth period sports rule, Sabers found enjoyment in a variety of interesting P.E. courses. They could gain finesse in fencing, try the fast paced sport of team handball, take a swing at the old English game of cricket, or enjoy the serenity of biking, where they had fre- quent field trips to such places as Saguaro National Monument. Mr. Hall stated, When it comes to bicycling, you really have to dig deep. Sabers saw two new faces around the P.E. department this year: Ms. Bon- nie Moore, and Ms. Marcia Oliver. So go with the winners, go for the gold, go SHS P.E. department. Q t Dy Jon Benson Physical Education 139

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