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

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Tl-IE NIGHTMARE CONTINUES Qffigialphotgg-1-aphel-S At Iirst he dicln't recognize my two gunmen-Bifano and McKay. I-le sur prisecl me with news of Brad Menig and Jack Bloom, both of whom had joined a traveling outfit as a tumbling for This Book A , team-times have changed About twenty miles from North Phil aclelphia, a gent came through the train yelling in a stern, COIIll112I1KlI1Ig Indiansafs CCoutiuuecl on prize 1.202 Phone Riley 7816 A A LETTER SHOP nl' 324-25 When Bldg. PHOTOGRAPHERS Phone r N. Pennsylvania St. 601-606 Roosevelt Bldg. Our aim is perfect service Alice Anderson INDIANAPOLIS COMPLIMENTS OF DR. EDWIN N. KIME DR. WILLIAM E. GABE l ' P I Our' I-lzrzzflrmi A'im'fr'ri Q

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COMPLIMENTS OF DR. CARL B. SPUTH DR. J. W. HOFMANN Compliments of DRIVE IT YOURSELF, INC. 39 Kentucky Ave. Ri. 7438 cities to live two great years of college life together. and now-reunion. Upon boarding the train at New York City, l was stopped by several reporters begging for some news. Mr. Shurgot, now editor of the New York VVorld Came forward with 2 threes' and a break. Wliat a meeting! SOMEONE HAD A NIGHTMARE Ry R. Lynn In the year 1945, having made a suc- cess of myself in the beer business, and having accumulated a few paltry mil- lion, I decided to tour the States and foreign soil in an effort to lind old pals, and revive the fading memories of our youth at the Normal College. VVe had come over the highways from many Compliments of COLUMBIA GROCERY CO. Hi-Grade Food Products 6-8 West Market St. Pnyr Our' H'uur1rc'd El'gIltz'eu

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Q The Very Finest Home Grown Flowers Arrayed Artistically INDIVIDUAL BRIDAL BOUQUETS Bertermanlfs Ri. 7535 SO YOU VVANT SOME MORE NIGHTMARE ! voice, Cigarettes, tgaffy, underwear, soap and magazines. When TI turned around to buy something-Willie Boardman dropped his basket of wares and greeted me. The remainder of the time was spent in his telling me of Virginia Fox and Bill Klier. The for- mer was now playing and singing in the Five and Ten Cent Store at l3th and Manhattan Sts., while Bill was busy with his tap-dancing outfit-CI always told you soj I left the train at the Broad St. ter- minal to change for a Chicago-bound Flyer. It was a slight surprise to have George P. Farkas pilot me. I-le always had been tup in the air' while at school. At Chicago, we dined at the Blue In- digo Night Club, owned by Agnes Rapp, hostess and dancer. 9 y 19 PYTODIETRISTS Li. 5907 G. R. LED I G OPTOMETRIST 142 North Pennsylvania Street INDIANAPOLIS Page One H'u-mirmi Tzwrzty ..1.1 ,