The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-10-24
GYMNASIUM WORK IN
MEMORIAL BUILDING
PLANNED This Year.
Schedule VIII Be Similar to last
Years; Glasses Organize
This Week

Though Bismarck no longer has
director Of recreation, regular gym
nasium classes will be held In the
World War Memorial building here
during the winter, 1t Is announced by
the board Of recreational activities.
The schedule will be similar to that
Of last winter. with provision made
for men and women to participate in
the usual branches Of indoor athlet-
les.
Men will play basketball on Monday
nights, beginning ct Z o'clock, while
mems volleyball classes will be ar
ranged for 5 p. m. on Mondays, Wed
nesdays and Fridays and p. m. on
Tuesdays and Fridays.
Women,s classes will meet on Thurs.
days at $3.50, $50 and 7:30 p. m, each
Thursday and from 5 to 6 p. m. each
Tuesday. Thursday periods will last
an hour and aShalf each. In charge OF
women's classes for the third sue
cesslve year will be Mrs. Mildred Fried
Simle.
Netland VIII Assist
Though he will not. be in direct
charge throughout the season. Paul
o. Netland. local Boy Scout executive,
will assist In organizing mems classes.
Basketball players will meet in the
auditorium of the memorial building
at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday night to or
gani0e while yolleyball players will or
gauize at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday
night.
All women interested in gymnasium
work will meet In the gymnasium Of
the memorial building at $50 p. m.
Thursday.
Regular gymnasium classes for both
men and women, however, will not
start until next week.
Fees win Ne Lower
Fees will be lower this year. Each
volleyball team will be assessed $40
for the six-month season from Nov.
to April 30. The basketball team
fee will be SIC.
Women's fees will be g each while
mems individual fees will be Is for the
season or $50 per month.
Lawrence Schneider will be In
charge Of the locker and shower rooms
for the mems classes.
Not all Of the women's program
will be devoted to volleyball, accord
ing to Mrs. stmle. CaliSthenics. dan.
cling and other games are planned for
the regular classes.
| Another regular -volleyball league Is
planned, and 1t is expected that Will
ION will enter a team in this compe.
tltion.
Members of the recreational board
are George +. Will, A. p. Lenhart, DR.
w. E. Cole and Frank L. Moule.
Mrs. Simle asks that those who
wish to enroll bring suggestions on
The activities they prefer. In the
past exercises, games. individual
stunts dancing and games current al
different seasons have been included
in the program.
Innovation This Year
The Tuesday class Is an innovation
this year and will be devoted to vol
leyball with practice the first two
weeks and tournament play following
that. according to Mrs. Simle.
Volleyball teams will be organized
with their own captains and man.
ayers. Any group Of girls may organ
ize team. according to the plan.
There will be special exercises fol
the woman who wishes, to reduce
There also will be another set Of exer.
lcises for those who wish to gain
weight. Mrs. Simie will give exercise
routines so that the class members
can continue them In their own
homes.
There also will be plenty Of feat
ures for those who want to come fol
recreation alone" Mrs. Simle said
Mrs. Simle. who directs the class
received her instruction in the Uni
versity OF Minnesota physical educa-