Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-04-02
RECORD CROWD VOTES
GYM SHOW A SUCCESS
Performance of Advanced Classes
and Clowns Well
Received

The annual gymnastic exhibition
was held Friday before the largest
crowd that has been assembled in
the gymnasium this year. 1t was q
good performance and showed
very we'll the training that has been
given the students in physical cul-
ture during the year.
The program started with grand
march which was executed exceed
ingly well. The following event by
the freshmen women was applauded
continuously. 1t was a remarkably
good piece of work. The audience
was given chance to see real
class in the form of boxing matches.
If the talent in the college is devel-
oped in this line the school can put
out a very creditable crew of boxers.
Midgets Play Basket Ball
The spectators were next treat
ed to one of the very best
played basketball games of the year
between the Brownies and the Mid
gets of Edison school, the Brownies
winning close and exceedingly fast
and hard fought game by the score
of to 0. The little fellows showed
some remarkably good spirit and
were right at it from the word go,
little Johnnie Boiler and Charles
Sanders showing the best form.
The clowns probably made the hit
of the evening by their comical en-
tertainment during the entire pro-
gram. They were not only comical
but were also very clever in doing
trick work both on the floor and on
the bars.
Advanced Gym Good
The aesthetic dancing given by six
of the advanced students in the wom-
ems department was well done. The
girls showed some real talent in this
line and deserve to be commended
in their work. The work of the
girls in the advanced gymnastics
showed up even the boys who have
been taking drill. They performed
their movements precisely and in I'M
ison while the men did not seem to
know in a few cases which was left
and which was right and could well
afford to take few lessons from the
girls.
The work of the advanced gym
nastics in the mems department was
nothing short of remarkable in some
cases, The antics on the horizontal
bars attracted more attention and
applause than any of the other
events. Their work will no
doubt interest other men in school
in getting out and learning to do
some of the tricks themselves.
WrestIers Entertain
The two wrestling matches were
also very good, no one being able to
obtain a fall or decision. The match
between Captain Logan and Coach
Glahe was the second one on the
program, Pearson and Guljord CIV
ing a good exhibition in the first
event.
Taken as whole, the show was
huge success and was a credit to
both the students and their instruc-
tors. The program in detail was as
follows:
l. Grand March.
2. Exhibition of Glass Work
Freshmen Women
3. Setting up exercises (men).
4. Members of boxing
class.
5. Folk Dances Sophomore Wom-
en-.
6. Dumb Bells (men).
7. Aesthetic Dancing women.
8. Gymnasium Games (men).
8. Gymnastic Dancing (men).
10. Aesthetic Dancing (women).
II. Indian Clubs (men).
u. Advanced Gymnastics-Exper-
mental class (women).
10. Glass Apparatus and Mat
Work (men's classes).
IA. Advanced Gymnastics (men).
IS. Wrestling Members of Team.
IS. Couple Dance - Women's
Class
Clowns essrs. Hill, Nash, Men
denhall and Gholson.