Thomas Jefferson High School - El Capitan Yearbook (El Paso, TX)

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14.Qa,W ,,Q,,,,, h Veronica Diaz is determined to learn how to work on the uneven parallel bars. , , ,r., ,r,. M l rr., . . L lm we 1-new fum Q1-M ,zmfaww -'.. :f14.'j'j,1 fifwgggggii A ' --apunouuvor Freshman Peter Anaya runs to receive a pass in his class. Alfonso Matamoros shows how rough his bas- ketball and volleyball class was.

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Below: Defending City Champ Sergio Fienteria defeats his opponent to continue into the finals at city and win his divison which enabled Sergio to go to state and win. V gg ' as Q Q X We S at . ' Q if 3 R O in f 3 Q 1

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Physical Educationg More Than Just a Credit f I it I . l g r-' K , ,gm . 1 Wt all -1 ij, Junior Juan Gutierrez throws a pass to his receiver Richard Gonzales as they enjoy themselves play- ing football. KL i Oscar De La O goes back to the huddle to see what caused the bad executed play. P.E. has been a class that everyone except Bandmembers or ROTC, has taken. Some people took the class because either they needed the credit or really enjoyed playing sports. I took P.E. classes because I liked play- ing sports, said Manny Delolmo Ct 1 J, Without P.E. classes all day, it would be boring just going to regular classes, said Auther Fernandez C1 tj. Out of 47 different Physical Educa- tion classes, the ones mostly taken were Basketball and Volleyball, Gym- nastics, and Soccer and Flag Football. I like basketball because it's fun and you can release your frustrations brought out by your regular classes, said Rene Hernandez C1 13. Gymnas- tics is good for me because it makes me more flexible and strong, said Pat Mejia C1 tj. I liked my flag football class because my favorite class is foot- ball, said Richard Juarez C1 15. Many Seniors took more than one class just to pass the time away or to keep in shape after graduation. Elizabeth Garcia gets her enjoyment on the uneven parallel bars.