Immaculata High School - Guerin Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Students Tumble Into World of G mnastics Complementing both the edu- cational and spiritual aspects of school life, the Physical Educa- tion Department strives to en- courage physical iitness in each Immaculata girl. Under the su- pervision of Doctor Milada Le- jkova, students have the oppor- tunity to participate in a wide field of sports as well as to ac- quaint themselves with new and challenging equipment. In the past, the Physical Edu- cation Department has presented to parents and friends an annual exhibition of their' gymnastic skills. This year, though, instead of one show with all the gym classes, the department sponsored a traveling team of gymnasts who performed at several schools. In addition, expert swimmers or- ganized an aquacade and diving competition at the Ambassador Hotel. Perfect balance and timing are essentials for a good gymnast. Kay johnson and Terry Suraci pause in a routine they have worked out on the parallel bars. This should get the blood circulating! agree sophomores, as they try using their heads in a typical gym class.

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--,Q Freshmen Kathy Judith, Anne Bastien, Marie Anais Conroy, Sue Lebling acquaint themselves with the balance beam While Nancy Oikeilly Ilona Mndly balances precariously makes an untimely exit! Shall I try one hand? muses Kay johnson, as she makes a handstand on the balance beam seem easy. atop Judy Free's outstretched legs. One quiver here and . . f m 'x

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,, K L .7 , s ivPs24 2 as f or 4 kr A, Q' ,f y .1-A N ry.- vn' 1 X Y Grimly determined, Mary Ann McCarthy readies herself to hurl the javelin. Only one of many, thinks Val Elkins as she records another IHS score. Mxafssiffu-is IAA ofhcers Judy Free, secretaryg Sheila Boland, treasurerg Pat Kenehan, presidentg and the vice-presidents, Kay Johnson and Karen Howell, advertise a coming game. 82