San Dimas High School - El Santo Yearbook (San Dimas, CA)

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110 Science And P.E.

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Andrea Rodriguez carefully shapes her mug in ceramics. Drum Lieutenant Erik Van Curen helps lead the halftime activities. Band members strive for that perfect sound during a practice session. As all good musicians do, chorus members warm up before a song. Painting class gives many students a chance to be creative. Here, Ron Arcino, Stanley Birge, and Kim Cardona work diligently on projects. Using watercolors, Cathy Goodrich creates a weather-worn cowboy in paint- ing. 7. Chorus members await the cue from Ms. Baker to let loose their song. Fine Arts 109

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They Build Strong Minds And Bodies Science is a for the body as well as the mind. Though only one year of science is re- quired for graduation those who really want to know how things work — elect to take biology, chemistry, and physics. Freshmen and sophomores have to take physical educa- tion but many juniors and seniors elect to take sports or body conditioning and weight lifting where science is applied to the student bo- dies. 1. There ' s a right way to skin a cat which Mrs. Thompson demonstrates. 2. Freshmen wait for Mrs. Woods to explain the science of volleyball. 3. Biology aide George assists Tracey Viggers in learning the bones of the body. 4. The body conditioning class shapes up under the leadership of Ms. Blackman. 5. The muscles are stretched before each game — in P.E. or team sports. P.E. And Science 111