Whittier College - Acropolis Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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PHYSICAL EDUCATICN Lorine Prochaslca ffl? Sf Alyss Sullon ACCGMPLISI-llv1ENTSl The Physical Edu- calion Deparlmenl accomplished much lhis year in all phases ol lheir program. Wilh lhe keynole on leaching recrealional acliv- ilies lhal sludenls can enioy applying oulside lhe classroom silualion, lhe deparl- menl ollered numerous co-educalional classes. The Freshman program was designed lo help lhe class gel lo lcnow one anolher and work logelher improving skills in leam sporls. From lhe prolessional slandpoinl, dance classes branched oul inlo dance produclion and conlribuled much lo Chapel and A.W.S. programs wilh lheir line presenla- lions. Sludenls planning lo enler lhe lield were also a valuable assel lo lhe communily as inslruclors in sporls. as ollicials, and as recrealional aclivily leaders. One ol lhe oulslanding aclivilies of lhe Physical Educalion Deparlmenl lhis year was lheir parlicipalion in learning lhe newly invenled game ol Saclcel, and being chosen lo parlicipale in lhe lilming ol a Saclcel movie which will be released lhroughoul lhe Uniled Slales. Daphne Gardner l ,-. 0 M fg ' .51 f , ' ' veit' ,V .4571 ,ji v D V v- ru - 1 ,L ' asf ' V lim, ' ,r ,A 1 ir ' VK' V l fig? ., I ., , i if ' 'Z - U J .-,' ' ,-Q'-.',, ' V ' ' . , 'ef' 5 1 if flsig y' i .i 'ff-P -0' ' ' V gg if ' - ' L:-siis i-1513? we 4 . ' 1121: ? 's wal Fi ' fl V fi . if 'ii 0 f' ' ff' 1 e l , . .fl ff .l is czl. 4 il iii r ,. l' 'l' 'lei , 24 ,., if 1 1 A