Lincoln Academy - Lincolnian Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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Physical Education NADIA COMANECI she’s not. But Keisha Baker, sophomore, does possess her own share of gymnastic skills on the balance beam. UP IN THE AIR with the greatest of ease freshman, Tony Moss, completes a difficult half twist. A 24 Physical Education

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EXAMINING A CRANKSHAFT bearing was only one of the many lessons Renee Johnson learned from Mr. William Hotell- ing, Small Engine Repair teacher. HOLDING HIS OWN in the kitchen, senior Danny Moffet holds finished product. “PLAYING A MUSICAL instrument requires more than talent. It demands research and insight, said Mr. George Davis, band instructor. Fine Arts and Practical Arts 23

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Variety Spices PE Program By Annette Rand ffrreally like Modern Dance J. because of the ways that we dance and the music we dance off of,” said Roberta Simpson, junior. Modern Dance, Gymnastics, Swimming, Tennis, Karate and Gym were offered this year in PE. Not only did Gym courses undergo changes, but the Gym itself underwent physical changes, because this summer a new floor was installed, which really bright- ened up the gym. IN ORDER TO demonstrate the proper double bar arm hold in wrestling Coach Bernard Bennett uses an unsuspecting student. Physical Education 25