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

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,Z 1, has-Bias THE EDITOR'S DESK It,s over now! All the work, worry and wonder of the year is finished with the last bit of copy in. Now is the time to look back with a feeling for the whole- hearted support and cooperation which we received from both students and fac- ulty members, in the production of the 1932 Gymnast. During the year, the engraving work was handled very competently by the Indianapolis Engraving Company. For the printing and photographical work, we are indebted to the Interstate Printing Company and Platt Studio, respec- tively. It would not have been possible to publish such an annual without the financial aid given by those firms and individuals who have advertised in the book. ln conclusion, we want to thank especially, the members of the Gymnast staff who have worked hard, and willingly along with us to produce this yearbook. B1QA'1'R1c1': C. IVIASSMAN CARL DANNICNFIELDT Co-Editors. DI C KE N GARMENT CLEANERS WHEN YOU SAY IT WITH FLOW- ERS, SAY IT WITH OURS A. WIEGAND'S SONS CO. Cleaners and Dyers 531 Massachusetts Ave. 1610 N. Illinois Street Talbot 0256 INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA RENT A CAR Buicks, Chevrolets and Fords Lowest Rates Ever Offered 25 Kentucky Ave. Li. 4619 THAT NIGHTMARE AGAIN So, so, Oswald, you would like to hear the rest of this strange tale-well, to be very brief-Anne Barnes was un- der contract for M. G. M.-her famous freckles were the cause. Connie Apos- tol was now live foot two Canother tall stbryj. Herrn Eakin was instructing classes in Methods. And the rest will remain a deep, dark secret until???? v Page One I-limdrrd Twcllty

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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 ,

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EVENING Il is evening And the great golden light grows dim., The stars awaken, And the clouds roll in. The farmer and the laborer Have ho-rneword frodclcn their path, To rest and sleepy Sleep, sore labors bath. Birds to their nests have long flown, The -whole world seems eheerless, and alone Then old jolly face eornes out to smile, Looks Zhe world in the face for the 'while- Ufho seems to brighfen. A. B. MANN 11