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

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.i- FIQESHMAN CLAII P resid cn I ............. Vice-President ..... Secretary ............. T1'easm'er ....... . ...... .S'crgea11.f-at-.-4v'ms ........ Color ...... Flower ....... Motto ........ GFFICERS: AUNCY LIN HART .......ELMIRA SIMPSON .,,....THELMA BERRY .......ALFRliD EBERHART .......EARL VORNIIEDER .........GREEN AND SILVER . ......., THE THISTLE ......NoT FINISHED JUST BEGUN Now that the end of the year is near, the Freshmen are patting themselves on the back for their various accomplishments. You would be surprised at the variety of knowledge they have acquired. Mr. Chauncy Linhart, Class Presi- dent, has learned how to conduct meetings. Of course he has learned other things too numerous to mention. Miss Elmira Simpson, Vice-President, has helped at all the meetings. Mr. Alfred Eberhardt, CAI pronounces it Ebah-hahtj our Treasurer has learned that if one wishes to collect money, one must have either a large amount of influence or a club. Miss Thelma Berry, Class Sedy., hopes that her minutes show an improvement. Among other knowledge, the Dormitory girls learned how to gracefully sub- mit to a tubbing. They also have had practical experience in bed-making. Need- less to say during initiation the Freshmen were temporarily humbled. Songs varied and humiliating flourished at this stage of the school year. At the Home-Coming exhibition, the Freshies displayed their rhythmic abilities, by performing activities suitable for lower grades. Then came Christmas Vacation l--Even the usual pre-vacation tests could not dampen our spirits. Those who lived in town felt a pang of regret. It seemed that they were missing one of the greatest thrills of the year. Occasionally we have pulled a few boners here and there. At vacation time Lorene Miller bought a ticket to Highland, Illinois, after the train had started she found out that it didn't stop at Highland. She was expected to ride all the way to St. Louis: however, she managed to get off at Greenville and proceded on her way-much wiser. Chic Apffel regrets that he has picked up the good old IFJ Hoosier brogue. Well, the Hoosiers think he might have done worse. The Freshies turned out with a rough and ready spirit for their weiner roast. We hiked out to the place in a group. Some of the boys had already started the tire. After the weiners had been consumed to the best of our ability, we developed our vocal talents. Everyone who attended decided that the affair was a huge success. - - --- --- Page Twenty-11i1zc

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age Twenty-eight SHIRLEY PETERSON FRANK PRYBYL-SKI AGNES RAPP ELEANOR RICHWINE JOHN SAMONSKY IRENE SCI-IREIBER WILLIAM SHUROOT ROGER SIEBENTHALER PAUL SMALDONE HAROLD SNYDER MARGERY SWART HERBERT SNYDER WILLIAM TREICHLER KENNETH VVALKER ROBERT YOKE ELIAS ZUK

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