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T

he school year ended on a
high note at Harlan Ele-
mentary in the Birming-
ham School District.
After raising more money than
any other site in the nation in the
Workout for Kids fitness fund-
raiser for the City of Hope Na-
tional Medical Center in Duarte,
Calif., the Harlan students were
rewarded with a visit from
Olympic gold medal-winning
gymnast Bart Cornier.
Last month, Mr. Conner spent
a half-hour with first-, second-
and third-graders and another
half-hour with fourth- and fifth-
graders in the school gym. He
talked about fitness, gave a gym-
nastics exhibition and worked
with a few students on gymnas-
tics moves.
Thanks to the organizational
efforts of Harlan physical educa-
tion teacher Denise Parr, about
120 of Harlan's 450 students took
part in the fund-raiser for pedi-
atric cancer and diabetes research
at City of Hope, a non-sectarian
facility which was founded by
Jewish businessmen in the gar-
ment industry in 1913.
Harlan students raised $3,200
through sponsors and pledges.
"It was an optional activity, but
about 75 percent of our third-,
fourth- and fifth-graders — and
I'd guess about 95 percent of the
fifth-graders — participated in
the Workout for Kids," Ms. Parr
said. "There were so many stu-

dents involved that we had to do
the program in two sessions one
day after school.
"During the month they were
gathering pledges, we tried to con-
vey to our students that they were
getting a chance to help other chil-
dren who weren't as fortunate as
they were while, at the same
time, improving their fitness."
The Harlan students were al-
lowed to ask only family members
and close friends for pledges. They
were not permitted to solicit door-
to-door.
Gail Mondry, Michigan chair-
woman for the Workout for Kids,
along with committee members
Chris Laimbeer (wife of ex-De-

Some 120 Harlan
students took part in
the fund-raiser.

troit Pistons star Bill Laimbeer),
Lois Langberg, Lori Garon and
Allison Gluck, led the hour-long
circuit workout program at Har-
lan.
Other members of Ms.
Mondry's committee included Ivy
Arlock-Schwartz, Marcy Feld-
man, Rena Lewis, Sue Michitti,
Susie Milgrom, Bert Richards,
Lynn Thomas (wife of ex-Piston
Isiah Thomas) and Suzanne
Wooton.

