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Miss Bird with the assistance of Miss Mattern explains the correct method of doing
a forward roll to Carol Regler and other members of the gym team. Standing, Left
to Right: Bernadette Reilly, Marian Manser, Jean Dupell, Elaine Simpson, and
Rochelle Conti.
Observing the Delhaas Gym Team one witnesses partic­ The talent and ability of this fine group is certainly
ipants working together toward a common goal. These exemplified with each of their exciting and enjoyable
future gymnasts practice zealously everyday on such performances.
apparatus as the high har, horse, mats, rings, and They consistently exhibit that infallible and endless
parallel bars. Although both hoys and girls are included spirit that is so characteristic of our school. Thus we
on the squad, only the fellows engage in interscholastic are pleased and filled with awe when we think of
competition. this group.

An unidentified member of the gym team performs on the mats while every­ Flying through the air with the greatest of ease
one else awaits their turn. These girls practice diligently each day to develop is George Logue, a member of our gym team. In
their gymnastic skills. the background, carefully and alertly spotting
George is Herb Kreuzburg. Spotting is a very
important part of gymnastics and it takes real
skill and knowledge.
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