Chicago Normal School of Physical Education - Scarab Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Edna L. McRae School of the Dance Day and Evening Classes Special Courses for Teachers cl CIT! Professionals in July Phone 617f618 Wabash 3772 Lyon and Healy Bldg CHICAGO GYMNASIUM EQUIPMENT COMPANY Ma'nufactui'c1's HIGH GRADE GYM EQUIPMENT 1835 VV . Lake Street Chicago BOOKS OF MUSIC Particularly Adapted to Exercises for Physical Training Polite and Social Dances, Tel. Hyde Park S943 Mari R. Hofer ..-.............. 31.25 Miisic for The Child Wcmrlcl, 3 Vols., hy Mari R. Hofer: Vol. I-Characteristic Scenes and Sketches ....,,.....,,,,,.,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Vol. ll-Rhythms, Marclles and Games .,,e.,,,...,.,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,ii,,,,,, Vol. Ill-Musical Story and Picf ture Book ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,4,,.,,,,,,,,, Skips and Rhythm Activities, Dora I. Buckingham ........... School Rhythms, Ethel M. Robinson Rhythms for The Kindergarten, Herbert E. Gyde .,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, All The Wiwrld's AfDancing, Mari Ruef Hofer ...... L- Russian Peasant Dances. Edna I. Baum .................. Publixlied by 2.90 2.70 250 1.00 ws iron L00 .60 CLAYTON F. SUMMY CO. 429 So. Walwash Ave. Chicago FRANCES HALE SHOP NVomen's and Misses' Dresses and Sports Apparel 5228 Harper Avenue Chicago Page one liundretl eight

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if Energy lecws the cw ENERGY clears the bar of sue- cess-nor only 111 glthleue enu- tests but in .ill other emleavurs as well. Physicians tell us that the proper diet 15 Q1 tremeneluus factor in producing alwunelzmt energy, Milk- I1-lUl1'C'S ideal fund-shoulrl be useel regularly. lt lWLI1lClS strength and vif tality. Drink plenty of milk and lwe sure that it is rleh, pure and fresh. SIDNEY XVANZER 6? SQNS Ifrtubllsllud 1S5f WANZER ON MILK like sterling on silver f is your guarantee of quality WANZER'S MILK Page one lu und red

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SCARAB egyegssaewswegsa SQCCER Dimensions 100 yards by '30 yards. Kick off circle, 6 yards radius. Free kick spot 12 yards out. Goal area, 6 yards out, 12 yards long. Penalty area 18 yards out, 30 yards wide. Time: 15 minute halves, 3 minute rest period. Line-up: 5 forwards: 3 halfbacks: Z fullbacks: 1 goalkeeper. Throw-in: When ball is in touch. Gver the sidelines. Free kick: Awarded when opponent commits a foul such as handling, charging, offside, etc. Goal kick: Awarded defending side when the ball was caused to go out of bounds over the end line by the attacking side. Corner kick: Awarded the attacking team when the ball is played behind the goal line by the defending team. Penalty kick: Is a shot for goal and is awarded the attacking side for intenf tional handling, tripping, charging or holding by the defending side within the penalty area. Otfside: Whexi a player plays the ball, any player of the same side who at such moment is nearer to her oppof nent's goal line is offside. A player is not offside when the ball is kicked off from goal, when a corner kick or throwfin is taken, when the ball has been last played by an opponent or when she herself is within her own half of the field of play at the mo' ment the ball is played by any player of the same side. FIELD BALL Dimensions Scoring circle, 45 feet radius. Kicking circle, 30 feet radius. 100 feet by 180 feet. Measurements spoken of in feet not yards. Time: 10 minute quarters. 5 minute rest period. Linefup: As in Soccer. Ball: Soccer or basketball. Guarding: In scoring circleflike basket' ball. Out of scoring circlefguard must stay iifteen feet away. Penalties: Practically like Soccer. Free Throw Given: To start game. After goal is made. After a resting period. After a foul. After a Goal: Goal keeper has a free throw from any place within scoring circle and may or may not take a running start. Same when attack sends ball over end line. Points: Goal made from within scoring circle counts 1: from without, 2: ball over cross bar, 1 point for defense. Ball Over End Line: By derense, at' tack is given free throw from nearest corner of held. Page one hundred nine ggsaeggsveyy NINETEEN TWENTY SEVEN QQQJQQQQQUQLQQ