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95 J 1 1 i 7 If 1 ' 1 x Q . ir'-fu .sl tg. Grace is stressed The tension mounted as the Girls' Gymnastics Team neared the final King County meet. The girls displayed strength and grace in their win over Redmond and showed their hidden talents as they brushed close with Interlake and Mercer Island, losing those meets by mere tenths of a point. The practices were long and hard, every weekday after school until 6 p.m. and frequently several hours on weekends. Junior Shauna Casey was the top all-around competitor, performing in all four events throughout the season, bars, beam, vault and floor exercise. Two sophomores, Colleen McShane and Lisa Maybee, in spite of foot and ankle iniuries, were also all-arounds during most of the season. But the team also had some relaxation as they gathered for a Christ- mas party and the awards banquet at the Spaghetti Factory. Ms. Judy Rice, coach, said, I think the group is really improving and most team members will return to an exciting season next winter. l. Balancing carefully on the uneven parallel bars is Junior Shawna Casey, all-around gymnast. 2. Junior Cindy Carter, with timing form in mind, vaults gracefully over the horse. 3. Megan Raymond, senior, ends her compulsory floor excercise with a turn of her hand. 4. Practicing diligently on the balance beam before a meet is Sophomore Carolyn Shelley. 5. The gymnasts show various moods as they watch performances and wait to hear a score. 6. Shawna Casey, iunior, concentrates on holding a position straight and erect while on the balance beam. 7. Megan Raymond, senior, looks a little nervous as she stretches for the judges to see, 8. Leaping into the air, Shawna Casey displays a graceful effort by lifting her head back. 9. While exhibiting her floor exercise, Megan Raymond, senior, executes o split hand- stand. l0. A scene that reflects anxiety and nervousness is shown here immediately before a meet. .RR io 95
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