Memorial High School - Reata Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Innies and ' outies make a debut hat does a disillusioned belly dancer do as an alternate form of exercise? This question would seem quite perplexing to your everyday navel shaker, but then Denise Doughtie is not your run of the mill belly dancer. Her answer to this question is the ancient art of yoga. I decided to take up yoga because my belly dancing class was just full of fat women trying to find a way to impress their husbands or boyfriends, explained Denise. I . Pleasure seeking women were not the only reason she decided to quit belly dancing. I also took up yoga because it gives me a much more relaxed feeling when I am finished with a session, while belly dancing is so exhausting that you ache all over when the session is finally over with. she said. Yoga is not only exercise such as putting your leg around your neck or standing on your head for extended Gil Abercrombie Roberto Abib 'L - Lynne Adams . A' -ef P3 All Id Y Q tw e ' . Mason Ali , L - Tim Allish V4 ' i, Larry Allman f Q ' Q. Tom Amrnentdrp i 3' ,ft David Anderson Emily Anderson Fi A d eece n erson - i Karen Andrew gr' . David Armstrong t ' . ., . .3 K.. JoyceAt1away i - 'il si I' fs James Atteridg -' ffx periods' of time, but also a type of reli- gion much like Karate or King Fu, accroding to Denise. I haven't gotten into the religious part of yoga, but I may try it one of these days, Denise said. . I The advantage of yoga over other forms of exercise is that a person may do it any time and almost anywhere. Sometimes I come home from yoga class and sit on my ,bed and continue the exercises I learned that day, said Denise. Many people think yoga is only an exercise for women, but also men. espe-' cially athletes, take up the art to improve their coordination. If men would not be so ignorant as to yoga they would realize how relaxing and helpful it can be, emphasized Denise. ...30... - Roger Oppenheim RELAXATION TAKES THE FORM OF EXERCISE as Denise Doughtie sits in the lotus position. Yoga is a new release for energies Denise previf ously had put into belly dancing. Lunch outside provides the perfect setting for her body build- ing. Yoga can be used to improve coordination and relax tense muscles. lt is a form of exercise and a type of religion like Kung Fu or Karate. Yoga is a world wide form of relaxation. Photo by Trent Rosenthal K if ,s , W Mn. ,yt x- fi I .ll 1,55 Ziff , , i ' 'five si' 0 4 ' - an -gg, so V' 1, Q. RalPh Atmar ' X-W ' , -'ii V M f .Ni s 'Y al 27N 1 y ' i 4' 1 si' l ' x 'T- 5 ,, .4 f fx 3- , is Sgierafgusrin V ra ai ey ' 1.5. ' Migxel Baldwin ' 2 Ike Ballard . ' -- Alan Barineau . - Doug Baron U . Dee Barnes S Y Robin Barr , ,,. was 1, 5 . ' are it 'fl 5 1 . I '35 . K , X. . . I ,-e 'i I , syn N -1 lil ti V14 ii W' 1 - 1' f fr is X ki ii . , :ea f-.X ' . ' ly , i ' a3f..:f..f -sg ' f'g1 -'ff 'area i S Y f ' - - Q-:xv ' , -i Douglas Baron Beth Bartlett Robin Baschnagel Clay Becker Paul Begala Sally Bereswill James Berkley Catherine Bezman Jim Bing James Blac Colleen Blackwell Dave Blandenship Jim Blohm Patti Bloom 4 David Boicey A 'z' Scott Bolding A--A-.yy , 4 I X Kf'MJ . . 5 , h e 1 ,W qw V A x K. 'Q pg I.. Exi i f Q 1 i A I be ' 1 K ' diff' .Q . - gy , R.. .Q 4, , l 104 Juniors icbercrombie -boldingl XC- .ww ,- Xl A I 1 1 ks Ei in I , le V . - .'l'. ELL 1.1 sf 5