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Jordan Packtor (left) does her best to match the stretch-ability of Alice Wolfram '03 of Morse College, who competed in gymnastics during her high school years.
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In a class offered twice a week at the Payne Whitney Gymnasium, area youngsters ages 4 to 13 are learning basic gymnastic skills, such as tumbling, jumping,
headstands and handstands, as well as how to walk on the balance beam and swing from the parallel bars. The class has been co-taught for the past two years by Yale sophomores Alice Wolfram and Marti Morgan, and will be offered again in the spring semester. Photographs by Michael Marsland.
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Above left: Marti Morgan '03 of Timothy Dwight College "spots" for Isaac Packtor. Above right: Uma Guannaccia hangs on high with all her might. |
  Above left: Matthew Boyd works on his split. Above right: During a brief break, Liliana Byron shows she can be graceful, even when thirsty. |
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