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ommitment and dedication:
C that's what it took to be a good
gymnast, according to gymnastics
coach Dave Contreras.
And commitment and dedication
were worked on every day for two
hours during the fall season, which
ended December 6 with both the
boys and girls teams finishing second
in districts.
Although neither team qualified
for state, junior Larry Cahoon quali­
fied in the floor exercise, high bar,
and long horse vault, and junior Vic
Berkland qualified in the high bar.
Juniors Diane Hobza, Therese Con­
way, and Karen Coppersmith nar­
rowly missed qualifying by finishing
eighth in one or more eyents; the
top seven were eligible for state.

Girls Gymnastics: Front: Debbie Ridge; Row
2: Lisa Spinharney, Lisa Reda; Row 3: Therese
Conway; Row 4: Diane Hobza, Karen Copper­
smith, Sherry Christensen.
Boys Gymnastics: Front; Terry Clements,
Chris Kohler; Back: Larry Cahoon, Cory San­
chez, Kurt Burkhalter.

Pivoting involves totally letting go of the bar,
as shown by junior Vic Berkland at Bellevue
West as coach Contreras looks on,

Working for a ten, junior Diane Hobza tries
to get the perfect score in a meet at Bellevue
West.

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