Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-15
OPEN CLASS To
TEACH CHILDREN
ART Of Swimming

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Now that summer is here the boys
will lie looking up the odd swim
min hole" and so the Athletic Asso-
Citations OF the Annapolis High and
I Grammar Schools wish to teach swim
ming TO as many of the boys of both
| schools who can obtain their parents
| permission. This permission is their
signature 10 a letter which their boy
returns to the school to be filled. No
boys are allowed to take these les
sons without this signature The in
struction is now under way.
These lessons are given under the
direction of the swimming instructor
Of the Public Athletic League of Bal
tlmore and the league swimming but
tons. the rome. silver and gold will
be awarded the boys who can pass
the tests. The instructor will be as
sisted by several of the swimmers of
both schools who have received spe-
cial instruction in life-saving meth
DDS.
The Associations wish to thank
10th Mr.. Bembe at Eastport and DR..
Watson at Horn Point for their CO.
operation and kindness. Mr.. Bembe
was more than willing for the boys
to use his shore and gave them the
use of several buildings which will
be used as hath houses. While at DR..
Watson's farm on Horn Point the As
ISOLATION met with the same success.
he entire use. of the shore and the
bathhouse with lockers. On account
of the shallow water at DR.. Watson's
shore the non-swimmers will be
taught there while the swimmers will
use Mr.. Bembes shore
The Association OF both schools eX
tend their sincere invitation 10 all
parents and friends of the boys 10
come at any time as a visitor.
Schedule OF Swimming
Grammar School Glasses.
Monday, 10 to IL a m.-Non-swim-
mers-Watsons IL to II a. m.-non-
swimmers, Watsons; l to p. NJ
swimmers. Bembes: to p. NJ
swimmers, Bembes.
High School Classes-all at Bembes
Friday, to 1890 a. m.-second
year; 1890 to II noon-first year;
1.SO to 3 p. m, also third and fourth
; years.
Who Swimmers Are
The Grammar School Swimmers
are:
: n. Boettcher, o. Brown. B. Cantler
d. Crosby, X Fowler. l.. Freeman, D
Hopkins. E. Jones. l.. Mang, G. Me-
, toru. j. Mills, p Musterman, /. Pat
terson, S. Purdie, c. Simmons. A.
Smith. w. Sweeney. X. Basil, O.
Bembe, C. Bosley. G. Brice. W. Camp
bell, j. Carroll E. Clark, T. Culver
us, w. Coughlin, c. Cromar, c. Fen
ten, c. Frazier, b. Glickman, J. Com
oljak, G. Griscom, s. Herold, G. Irv-
ing, c. Jefferson, E. Jones, Lewis, o
r c. Lewis, F. Maynard. r. Morgan, H.
Rawlings. G. Ridgeley. J. Schieff, r.
| Sears. j. w Smith, l.. Snyder, F.
t Stockett, w Strahorn, w. Teas, p
Tucker. f. Wiedman, C. White, o
/ ZelkowitZ.
The Grammar non-swimmers:
Ernest Bell l. Boone, ]. Bouchall
r. Brewer, E. Campbell, V. Caronna,
w. Uranium, f. Freeman, C.. George
G. Hill, H. Howard, H. Kotzin, A,
Lacey, R. Lacey, r. Moss, J. Muster
man, d. Novel;, p Porterfeld, F.
Rectanio, J. Saltz, B. Sarles, w.
Schelasky. f. Scible. B. Sharpe, S.
Shores, d. Short. A. Simmons, r
Anderson, H. Beall, w Bond, B
Chance, o. Clark, r. Como, A. Di-
maggo, d. Douw. A. Grau, II. Green
berg, NJ. Greenfield, L. Hicks, B. John
| son, b. Katcef, c. Lacey. J. Legum,
G. Moss, L. Root, B. Rawlings, Alex
ander Stone, T. Terry, A. Tydings.
H. vandeeyer, H. Westphal, r. Wor-
Ellington, ]. Woodward, o. Zenitz.
The High School boys who are go
ing to take part are as follows:
Charles Crandall, Edward Beavins,
Gordon Duvall, Wash Wilcox, Her
DeTt ElllolI, houeit ElllOtl' La ShCS
Glow, Leslie Maynard, Herbert Kot-
Yin, Donald Carpenter, Cedric Car
penter, Donald Hopkins. Randolph
Hopkins, Harry White, William Bra
shears. George Myers. Bernard Cess
ner. Frank Lindhardt, Edward Arm
strong, Bird Duckett, William Lacey.
Joseph Uranium, Charles Himmel-
heber, William Parker. Lee Hallock.
Rudolph Smith. Norman Finkle
Richard Williams and Howard Helm
buch.
John Sewers. Wayne Carrick.