The name Lark is of American origin and is primarily used for females. It means "Songbird." Larks are passerine birds with a cosmopolitan distribution, and they are known for their elaborate calls and extravagant songs given in display flight. These melodious sounds, combined with their willingness to expand into anthropogenic habitats, have ensured larks a prominent place in literature and music. In mythology and literature, the lark symbolizes daybreak, lovers' observance, and religious reference, and it has been featured in works by renowned poets and composers. Larks are also traditionally kept as pets in China, where they are taught to mimic the voices of other songbirds and animals. The early awakening and beautiful songs of larks have led to the expression "up with the lark" for a person who is awake early in the day.
Lark Voorhies, born Lark Holloway on March 25, 1974, is an American actress known for her role as Lisa Marie Turtle on the NBC sitcom Saved by the Bell. She gained recognition for her work on the show, receiving six Young Artist Award nominations and winning in 1990 and 1993. Voorhies' entertainment career began at a young age, making her acting debut at two and later appearing in various television series and soap operas. In addition to acting, she has also appeared in music videos and self-published three books. Voorhies has been involved in high-profile relationships, including her engagement to actor Martin Lawrence and marriage to Miguel Coleman. She has faced challenges, including legal disputes with media outlets. Despite the ups and downs, Voorhies continues to make an impact in the entertainment industry, and in 2020, she publicly expressed her excitement to reprise her role as Lisa Turtle in the Saved by the Bell sequel series on Peacock.
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