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

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The purpose of the Gymnastics Rhythms Club is to promote an interest in this type ot Physical Education. Scandi- navian rhythms are done, using balls, ropes, hoops, and bamboo sticks. The group gives demonstrations in local leges. l if ' , 1 ROW ONE: Trish Taylor, Mopsy Morris, Emily Anderton, Sims Montgomery. ROW TWO: Saunclra Cady, Jane Cook, Suzanne Elson, Susan Vance, Karen Peters, Kay Chaplin, Linda Fawlkes. 179 and out-of-state high schools and col-

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The Gymnastics Club is composed of all men and women who are interested in improving their skill in gymnastics. Work-outs are held every afternoon throughout the year. Members give demonstrations in the local high schools and participate in meets with nearby colleges. ROW ONE: Jane Ann Holman, Jane Cook Marilyn Smith barger Sims Montgomery Suzanne Elson ROW THREE Jeannie Harris. ROW TWO: Darlene Swack Kay Chaplin Knox McCharen Jim Akers John Beck Mr Black Jimmy Karen Peters, Susan Vance, Peggy Lanier Carol Woltin Lee Harry Youngblood .lack Stevens Luke Riley

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The Mermaids is an organization which consists of women who are selected each tall to participate in synchronized swimming. The Mermaids strive for perfection, through- out the year, on various strokes and water stunts. Rou- tines are designed and correlated with music in the creation of routines for a water show held each year in March, ROW ONE Susan Yates, Ginny Gardner, Nancy Dozier, Kitty Paul, Len Malone. ROW TWO: Peggy MacGill, Jennifer Shipp, Phyllis Rubins, Suzanne Elson, Judy Jones. ROW THREE: Margaret Rose, Anne Parella, Ceci Drier, Louise Ingram, Millie Beesley. 180