Laurel Park High School - Koine Yearbook (Martinsville, VA)

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TOP: Doubling in demonstrating the angel on the parallel bars are Susan Barker and Kelly Ewers. LEFT: It ' s not hard, just a little concentration, says Tim Martin, as he does a shoulder stand. CENTER: Tim Martin supports Amy Pace in a knee-shoulder handstand. RIGHT: Clowning around on the horse, Linda Cockram balances upside down.

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Volleyball Takes A Quick Second Place, Physical Fitness Goes To Philadelphia

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Balance Improves, While Muscles Grow Stronger Staying after school, performing in the talent show and in an assembly for the stu- dent body were all a part of gymnastics and modern danc e in the spring. Floor exer- cises were hard, but funny sometimes, too, commented one student. We would get into some of the silliest positions while doing yoga exercises, but it was all a part of limber- ing up our muscles to perform properly. Routines for the even and uneven parallel bars, the vaulting box, the horse and the balance beam were made up by students themselves. Girls were also able to exhibit their creativity and express themselves in modern dance. Modern dance gave me a chance to be someone or something else. It was like an escape and it gave me a chance to tell a story through music and motions. LEFT: Costumed as beings from another world, Sandy Martin and Marilynne Martin dance to 2001 Space Odyssey. BELOW: At the modern dance assembly, Charlotte Carter performs to Shining Star. Members of the Gymnastics Team are (ABOVE) Amy Pace, Susan Barker, Leisha Light. (BELOW) Kelly Ewers, Pam Stegall, Linda Cockram, and Tim Martin. Gymnastics Modern Dance 65