Walnut Hills High School - Remembrancer Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Through games such as soccer and basketball, girls learn sports- manship and team spirit, while swimming lessons enable them to be safe in Water. Miss Mary V. Sellers and Mrs. Homer Jones, who took Miss Hanauer's place, teach both swimming and gymg Miss Myranda Gradolf devotes her time exclusively to gym class- es. In addition, all three supervise the activities of GAA. RIGHT: Miss Mary V. Sellers, Miss Myranda Gradolf, and Miss Frances Hanauer BELOW: Mr. G. Allen Davis, Mr. Carl Varrelman, Mr. Harry Han- num, and Mr. Willard Bass Mr. Willard Bass, Mr. G. Allen Davis, Mr. Harry Hannum, and Mr. Carl Varrelmann put the boys through the paces on the long horse, buck, rings, and horizontal and parallel bars. In addition to developing coor- dination on such apparatus, students learn skill and sports- manship in such games as vol- leyball and basketball. By use of diversified forms of cales- thenics boys are also developed physically. and the ody, Strong Under the careful supervision and ex- perienced guidance of the gym instruc- tors, boys and girls at Walnut Hills find a welcome temporary release from mental work by physical activities. In- to the forty-five minute gym period is telescoped the best type of gym work. At the beginning of the year everyone does the pentaphalon tests, which con- sist of push-up, pull-ups, sit-ups, and other forms of calisthenics. Then, later on during the year, each one is given another test of the same type to de- termine whether there is any marked improvement.

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