Marston Middle School - Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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MZZVWM -469 QVC, Ninth Grade Gymnastics AJ I In December, Ma ston hel its annual open Gir1's Gymnastic Meet. Girls com- peted in 'visiong-8th an 9th, Girls were to present the routine that was com- pulsory in c - i , t could ad to their routine if desired. Ribbons and certificates were presente ' - fiv 31 - ls with the highest number of points in each division. The judges, - - 3 'nt scale, evaluated each routine according to poise, Jw- Irsi, Iicfbri-I-' Knows D 'MN 'yup' 4' e c 'on con 'nui - . nu eneral presentation. Handball Intramurals esifw i S iw gss Ni Eighth Grade Handball

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