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

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TRACK AND FIELD AT Iavelin Throw 1. Harold Snyder CFU 2. Herbert Snyder CFU 3. W. Kultzow CFU Distance: 135' 5 E6 pound Shot Put 1. F. Martin CFU 2. W. Klier qrfy 3. H. De Nies CSOJ Distance: 36'. BROSIUS Ccontinuedj llurl Hall 1. XV. Klier CFU 2. H. Lee CFU 3. Her. Snyder CFU Distance: 122'. Pole Vault 1. C. Klafs CSU 2. C. Dannenfeldt CFU 3. R. Cheti CSOD Height: 11'. Cross Country Run 1. F. Prybylski CFU - 2. P. ,Smaldone CFU 3. R. Mineo CSOB WOMEN SOPHOMORE 50 yd. Dash 1. V. Fox CFU 2. G. 1-lower CSOJ 3. C. Apostol CFU Time: 6.1. Hurl Ball 1. H. Kummer CFU 2. T. Gronis CSOU 3. M. Chacona CFU Distance 79' 3 Running High Jump 1. G. Hower CSOD 2. E. Sackett CSOB D. Rath CSOB 3. M. Davis CSOJ Height 4' 1 Standing Broad jump 1. D. Hewitson CFU 2. L. Koenig CFU 3. M. Waggoiier CFU Distance: 7'4y. S34 FRESHMEN 39 Basketball Far Throw Crd. armj 1-f. H. Kummer CFU 2. Gronis CSOJ 3. M. Chacona CFU Distance: 73' Running Broad Jump 1. G. Hower CSol 2. L. Koenig CFU 3. E. Sackett CSOD Distance 15' SM Shot Put 1. B. Pogue CFU 2. H. Kummer CFU 3. V. Fox CFU D. Rath CSoj Distance 30'. Basketball Far Throw Covhd.j 1. D. Rath CSOD 2. M. Davis CSOJ 3. D. Martin CSOJ Distance 40'8M I nm 'H Fagr One Hundred Thx

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ac-.- Track and Field at Brosius ' Little did the and mighty Sophomores think that the sturdy Freshmen would give them such a strenuous battle for supremacy in the Track and Field world. 5 A . It is true that only two world's marks were threatened, but some of the most astounding performances' ever witnessed were executed. For instance, Irene Schreiber threw the 56 pound weight for a loss Cpermanentj in minuet rhythmng Connie Apostol yaulted three feet Qevenj and Thelma Meyer ran 50 yards in a bathing suit Cflatj. Oh yes, outcomes! By all means, we must have outcomes! What's that? Why absolutely, my dear Old Horse, outcomes are an essential part of every activity. Harold Snyder came out with a rushg Werclei' had a coming out partyg Ginny Fox came out, but shy maiden, retired almost immediatelyg Lil Koenig de- veloped vision and that big, broadg flexible outlookg and Dean Rath came out shouting, l'Wl1o told you to do it that way? Will you never learn? Outcome- Knowledge. SUMMARIES OF EVENTS MEN SOPHOMORES 48 FRESHMEN 63 100 yd. dash 1. Harold Snyder Qlirj 2. W. Treichler QFrj 3. R. Mineo QSOQ Time: 10.6 70 yd. High Hurdles 1. A. VVercler CSQU 2. L. Pielmeier CSol 3. H. Lee CFM Time: 10. Running Broad Jump l. A. Wercler CSOH 2. H. Lee fFrl 3. R. Cheti QSOD H. De Nies CSOU Distance : 21 ft. Hop, Step, and jump 1. C. Dannenfeldt LFG 2. P. Paulsen CSQQ 3. A. We1'cler C501 Distance : 40' 3 50 yd. Dash 1. P. Paulsen CSOD 2. H. DeNeis C3003 3. L. Pielmeier CSM Time: 5.4. 120 yd. Low Hurdles l. P. Paulsen fSoj 2. H. Lee Qlirj 3. H. De Nies QSOH Time: 1.4.3 Running High Jump l. C. Klafs QSOD 2. P. Paulsen QSOD 3. Her. Snyder Qlirj Height: 5' 3 'Discus Throw 1. I. McKay Qlziril 2. W. Treichler QPU 3. P. Smaldone QFrl Distance: 109' 9 Page One Hundred Two Q 1'

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Water Sports at Brosius The day dawned, as all days dog but unlike earlier days at camp, this day dawned bright, clear, and warm. This information tendered by Art Werder, he claims he was a witness to the phenomenon as he was in the act of doing his reg- ular training. Nevertheless, it was the day of the championship swimming meet. Before nightfall, the world would be informed, thru radio, newspaper, and tele- graph, of the outcomes of that all-important, momentous competition. The names of the individual champions would be on the lips of every red-blooded Americang they would be the talk of the nation-this from jack fknifej Nevins, tower diver extraordinary. Even before the echo of the first gun had died, Werder had been proclaimed victor in the short dash. Little did Knife Nevins think that before the passing of the afternoon, his protege, W. W., would be thrice more acclaimed a champion. Good old Harold Snyder plunged into those placid Waters with a vengeance, de- termined to halt the string of Sophomore victories, he did yeoman work to win the century free style event. Charges of professionalism were hurled at Klafs as he trickled in to win the distance swim. The claim was made that he used grease and speed oil, but it was overruled by the Sophomore judges. SUMMARIES OF EVENTS: MEN SOPHOMORES 38 FRESHMEN 16 50 yd. Free Style 1. Werder QSOJ 2. H. Snyder fFrj 3. R. Cheti CSOJ Time: 30 50 yd. Back Stroke 1. A. Werder CSOJ 2. H. Lee fFrj 3. F. Plag QSO5 Time : 39.4. Fancy Diving 1. A. Werder QSOD 2. F. Diemer QSOJ 3. R. Cheti CSOJ Payi One l'l'HHIl1'l'd Four 50 yd. Breast Stroke 1. A. Werder QSOD 2. C. Barnes fFrj 3. E. Sturni QSOJ Time: 38.4. 100 yd. Free Style 1. H. Snyder fFrj 2. R. Mineo QSOD 3. W. Klier CFU Time: 1:15. Distance Swim 1. C. Klafs CSoj 2. R. Mineo CSOD 5. P. Smaldone CFU Time : 3 135. w,-nz11x-