San Clemente High School - Thalassa Yearbook (San Clemente, CA)

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Mrs. Nadine Cardello--Girls' Physical Education Girls' P. E. Begins Dance Production The Girls' Physical Education program was made more more enjoyable this year due to variety. A dyfferent sport, such as tennis, goM gymnastics, archery, or swimming, was ofered to the student for a period of four weeks, after which other activities were made available. This gave the girls a chance to particnnate in a larger number of activ- ities and gave them a chance to learn new sports. Dance Production was a newcomer to the program this year. The members worked hard and, at the end of the jirst semester, performed for the public. Mrs. Carol Walker--Girls' Physical Education.

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Mr. Bill RoU'e-Boys' Physical Education. Mr. Thomas Eads - Boys' Physical Education. Boys Physical Education Stresses New Strength The P.E. department, with Mr. RoUe as head, ojfers regular P.E. with a variety of sports that they can partici- pate in. Some of the sports ojered were soccer, baseball, football, track and wrestling. Mr. RoUe, head of the department, said, The purpose of this department ts to develop and educate boys physically and mentally and to use these powers as a good citizen even under violent, emotional stress. is qgjitxiiifwtfg Mr. John Baker - Boys' Physical Education. Mr. Fred S harke - Boys' Physical Education Athletic Trainer.

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Mr. Terence M iraglia - Chem istry, Science Research. The Philosophy Uf Science... The Total Involvement Of The Student Man's cultural evolution from his primitive beginning to his present technology was brought about by his sys- tematic inquiry into his environment. San Clemente High School Science Department inquiry approach still per- meates the philosophy behind the teaching of all modern science programs. All contemporary courses whether they be BSCS biology, Harvard physics or Conceptual Chem- istry require the student to prove or disprove a given hypothesis. While a teacher's approach to the providing of the basic tools lscience axiomsj may vary, the ultimate sought-after result is always the total involvement of the M iss Alice Price - Biology. student in discovering the conclusion. Under the leadership of Mr. Philip Grignon, the Science Department continued its intensive search for scientmc truth by ojering such courses as Marine Ecology,Aero- Space, and Science Research. However, the department was not satisfied to remain static. It had other projections for the future. The establishment of a Marine Research Laboratory, a museum and classroom complex at Dana Point Harbor, is one example of a future undertaking. There seemed to be no hesitation in the strides towards a better understanding ofthe world in which we live. Mr. James Klein - Biology, Lde Science. E ?