At a recent test held at New Hampshire Martial Arts Academy in Exeter, several students earned Black Belts in Olympic style Tae Kwon Do. Pictured above, from left, are: front - Grace Lemerise (11) from Brentwood, Second Dan; center - Isabella Weissman (14) from Hampton, First Dan, Master Instructor Christina Hardy, and Rose Lemerise (13), from Brentwood, Second Dan; back row - Linnea Lemerise (15), Second Dan, Stephen Wyka (22), from Durham, First Dan, Andrew Kunkemueller (45), from Brentwood, Third Dan, Douglas Weissman (42) from Hampton, First Dan, and Rachel Ward (16), from Exeter, Third Dan. For more information about Olympic Tae Kwon Do, call 772-5811 or email master@nhmaa.net.
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