George Peabody College For Teachers - Pillar Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Each year the Outing Club sponsors.a swimming meet which is open to sorori- ties, dormitories, clubs, and organiza- tions. The eight individual and team events ofler students an opportunity to participate in competitive swimming at its finest. The meet is structured on a com- pletely competitive basis, and trophies are awarded the teams with the highest accumulation of points. Q l I if as will it ,J ,fmt ii 5350? I faF'7'd i ii 'L .W llilllt V ,,,,,., rm, ii, uiiiuiifis-eillfimi tiimiiixlxiiumwik. aegis J' 128 WEE:

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.J 0 'af 4 ,J C9 ii DELTA PHI SIGMA FRONT-Laura LBS?-f-rf, PGH If1SSIf 5imS M0nf90me Yf KUY Sim' Gilmore, Ann Baldinger, Barbara York, Jane Cook, Madelyn mans, Trish Campbell. BACK-Linda Robbins, Bobbie Jean Che,-rylpenny puckegfycq,-Oiyn MQNgbb, ft J PI GAMMA CHI FRONT-Diane Craig, Potty Lanpley, Penny Lish, Marcia Wehr. BACK-Jane Street, Hetfie Raines, Sue Faust Lynn Schuler. It H ' 1 1' ' - I f ' ' -. '- 3 y ' 1 , . -- -7 -- a - r -ir. I' yn. I, . - . V, ' I I .gig if H U! r K I - 4 B K 4 .. ? . , Fi INDEPENDENTS FRONT-Arlene Leitner, Jan Dickens, Kathy Musgrave, BACK-Suzanne Elson, Sarah Risser, Karen Leach, Helen Harper, Joan DiGiovanni, Pom Fields.

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,eff lt, .- . i a i The growing Peabody gymnastics team has had one of its most active years. Participation in five competitive meets and three demon- strations has given the whole team great ex- perience and confidence. The gymnastics team was one ot the hi-lights of Parents Weekend as well as the annual physical edu- cation career day. The success of the team is due largely to the devotion enthusiasm and encouragement of its coach Mr. Black. X