Normal College of the American Gymnastic Union - Gymnast Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Page Twenty RUDOLPH SCHREIBER Clfudyj CIJEK . Cleveland, Ohio Basketball '29, '30, '31, '32, Student Council '30, Pres. '31, House Manager and Steward QEK '29, '30, '31, Treasurer QJEK '31, Busi- ness Manager Gymnast '30. HENRIETTA ZIMMERMAN fZinzmie1 '-PAH Dayton, Ohio. Student Council '29, '30, '32, All-Student As- sociation '30, V.-President '31, Class Vice- President '30, President :PAH '29, '30, '3l' Hockey '28, Fieldball '29, Baseball '30, Basl ketball '31. ' -, 4-1: 'all -

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CLARENCE POWER? CDEK St. Louis, Mo. Historian and Editor QIJEK '32. EV ELYN C. SACK ETT ANPK New York City President AWK '3l. Chaplain '32, Pan-Heb lenic Council '31, '32. WILLIAM A, SCHAEFER ming QEK Chicago, Illinois. Basketball '29, '30, '31, '32, Volleyball '30, '3lg Interclass Qneecllwall and Baseball '29g Qergeant-at-Arms QDEK '29g Treasurer :EEK '3Og Chairman Entertainment Committee '30, Class President '32. CHARLES SCHEITLIN nlifnmyy GEEK St. Louis, Missouri Track Team '31, '32g Gym Team '29, '30, '31, '323 Volleyball '29, '30, '31, '32, Tennis '30, '3l. l Page Nineteen

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TI-llf JUNIDIQ CLAII OFFICERS President .............. ........ A RTHUR WERDEIQ Vice-President ....... ........ B ERNICE Hoppe Secretary .......... ........ A NGELA MARGAIQET TRIPI Treasurer ....... ........ J osigpn STATZ Sergeant ........ ........ C HESTER D,AMATo Colors ........ ...... P URPL1: AND GREY Flower ....,.. ....,.. F LANDERS Poppy Motto ......... ...... I SNOW Tnv OPPORTUNITY Great was our consternation upon returning to Normal last fall to tind twen- ty-seven Juniors back. Since that time one of our class-mates has passed away, we mourn his loss and send our deepest sympathy to his widow, Mrs. Gerhardt Haase. Due to the small membership in both Junior and Senior classes, it was found advantageous to handle both groups as one. Our work together was very pleasant and of great value to us. The first occasion for a showing of our ability was at Homecoming. It was at this time that we presented an exhibition involving tumbling, free exercise, apparatus work, and different forms of dancing- Through the interest of Dr. Gabe, we were able to witness an autopsy at the Medical College. This took place just before the time for Christmas vaca- tion. The autopsy was quite interesting, and nauseating ffor the womenj as Well. Some time later, on March 25, we had a Junior entertainment which as usual proved a big success. Now we are looking forward to the biggest event of our college life gradu- ation , It is na rare occasion of gladness mingled with sadness when thoughts of leaving our pals and our Alma Mater come upon us. The Junior class will wear caps and gowns, a tone somewhat lighter tl1an that of the Senior class. We hope to live up to our motto- Know Thy Oppor- tunity , so good luck to all-old grads of Normal and every other graduate. l-...-........i-i... Page Timm: ty-011 0