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THE LONG STRETCH: Freshmen Melissa Luera warmed-up in Mrs. Elaine Lambert's studio. Melissa took gymnastic lessons from Kelly Luera on Mondays and Thurs- days. (Lair Staff Photo) HIGH STEP UP, Junior Dora Hernandez ran bleachers in the girls gym during track to stay fit for the season. (Lair Staff Photo) STICKING TO A PROMISE: Freshman Tri- sha Johnson ate a salad instead of a candy bar after school. Trisha hoped to lose 30 pounds, but had lost only 10 in the one month that she had been on her diet. (Lair Staff Photo) Fitness 13
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Fitness Is thin and in Ug. Fat. Reflections in the mir- ror reveal fat. Having tried all the diets- grapefruit, pills, salads, some even resort to starvation. Nothing will help. All free time was spent in leg warmers, leo- tards and sweatbands dancing to a Miss Piggy arobic record. Some owned two copies of Jane Fon- da's best selling exercise book, but didn't find the time to read them. Sometimes they wanted to give up, and were pressured by televi- sion, magazines, and friends. Di- eters, they treaded a thin line. FRONT HEAVY: Senior Ramsey Rodriguez concentrated on a lift during the Sweetwater power lifting meet held in February. (Photo by Michael Luera) 12 Fitness
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SUGAR LABOR: Unloading cookies from a delivery truck, Ollie Carrol, Calvin Wimmer, Mark Lyon and Mickey Broach prepare for the choir's cookie sale. (Lair Staff Photo) Sweatin' it out For more than just dollars and cents Aren't we finished yet? When do we get to go? How much money did we make? My back is killing me! What? The long days weren't fun and games, but the payoffs made all the hard work seem worthwhile. Those involved in a club walked through neighborhoods and businesses selling candy, ads, cookies, honey, magazine subscriptions and Christmas or- naments to meet quotas or dead- lines. Whether it was for the whole school (like the food drive) or just a single club, stu- dents worked together until they got the job done. Distributive Education Club members worked to send 3 dele- gates and one competitor to state; the Future Farmers put on a stock show in the coliseum, jour- nalism students worked for weeks to organize the Corona- tion and Vocational Industrial Club members knocked on one door and then another to sell their honey for Christmas. To these students payday was worth more than just a few cents. 14 Sweatin' It Out
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