The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-11
First Feature Was Class in Folk
and Aesthetic Dancing.
MANY SPEAKERS To APPEAR
Health Talks Will Be Given by
Well known Authorities.
Basketball Season Opens With
Good Schedule for Year.
FOUR -FOUR FOUR

Inc rail- term OF the pnyS1caI SQu-
cation department of the Y. W. c. A.
starts this afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock
with j class in folk and esthetic dane
ing.
Practically every phase of physical
culture practicable for girls will be
taught. Miss Kate r. Williams IL
physical director and Mrs. Ernest
Trout is pianist. The department is
under the charge of Mrs. ]. NJ. Cleve-
land of 1884 Quincy street.
\ gymnasium members council
will be organized today and will be
composed OF a representative elected
from each adult class.
Medical Exams REQUIRED.
Medical examination is required of
all who enter any class. An eXamina-
ton card will he given each girl by the
physical director to be filled out by
the family doctor or one of the two
examining physicians, DR.. Dorothy
Nicoll, 900 Kansas avenue, or DR.. Lii
liam Malone, 713 Mills building. The
examination is free of charge.
The association will organize any
class not listed provided Is girls de-
sire it, Glasses for which there is not
a sufficient demand will be discontin-
ued.
During open week any girl inter
eSted in gymnasium work may attend
requirement is a pair of gymnasium
shoes
Basketball Season.
The basketball season opens with
the term and lasts until February. 1t
is free to all members of the associa-
ton and teams will be organized as
they are desired.
Medical examination is required of
all players and the director reserves
the right to ask for a reorganization
at any time it IS desired.
Regular gymnasium shoes will be
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evening are from 7:15 to o'clock;
Tuesday, 7:15 to S:15; Wednesday,
$50 to 6:30 and 1880 to 8; Friday,
to 4:30 o'clock, and in the evening
from 1880 to 8.
Events of Year.
The events for the year are as fol-
October II to 16, open week.
October 30, Halloween Frolic.
November 1, health talk by DR.
December 8, annual gymnasium
banquet.
December IA, health talk by DIR.
Lydia DeVilbiss.
December and January, basketball
tourna me mt.
January %. fall term erds.
January 81, spring term begins.
February 2, health talk, DR.. Sarah
Greenfield.
April A, gymnasium demonstration.
May 10, spring term Closes
Schedule of Glasses.
Monday at 4:3O grade school class
in folk and aesthetic dancing is given
followed by one for advanced begin
nerS at $50 o'clock.
The heaviest day of the week for
class work will be Tuesday, there be-
ing a women's class in corrective and
general gymnastics at 2, a teachers
class at 4:45, and advanced class in
aesthetic dancing at 5:45, and an adj
Vanced class at Sis O'Clock
Friday has morning classes a wom-
ems class in general gymnastics and
folk and aesthetic dancing coming at
10 O'Clock in the morning At $50
is beginners class in aesthetic dane
ing and at G:30 an advanced class
Saturday at 1880 is a girls class in
general gymnastics and games At 2
O'Clock and the girls clubs meet The
Y. w. c. A. will organize a class for
girls and boys under nine years of age
provided a minimum number of 12
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