The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-07-10
SEVEN GET O.K.N
SENIOR RED CROSS
L|FE-SAV|NG TESTS
Approval Is Given to Five More
for Junior Red Cross
Certificates
$50 ARE TAKING LESSONS
Five instructors at Pool Quail.
fled to Teach With Ex.
aniner's Rating

Ouc.luIluIcu dIlO seventeen SWlms
mers have passed tests conducted at
the municipal swimming pool in Bis
marck's learn to swim" campaign
according to A. G.. Van Wyk, director
of the program.
Seven people have taken and passed
the senior Red Cross life saving ex-
animation and five have been ap-
proved for the junior Red Cross GER
tificate in tests taken up until Tues
day. The other tests taken by the
swimmers include the "no-fear test, =
the beginners Red Cross test, the deep
water test, and the Red Cross SWIM
mers test.
Every morning approximately $50
swimmers take lessons under the SUI
|pervision of the instructors at the pool.
In each of the two classes conducted
three times a week there are over Is
women enrolled learning how to navi-
gate in the water under their own
power.
Five Examiners Okayed
With all five instructors at the pool
successfully passing the Red Cross ex-
aminer's tests, the Bismarck pool has
an exceptionally fine rating in the
Northwest and a 100 per cent staff to
give the swimming instructions. Van
Wyk, Melvin Munger and Betty Haag-
enson were reexamined and approved
recently by Ellery Kelley, special life
saving field representative Of the Red
Cross and Marion Worner and Tom
Shepard took their examiners tests
for the first time and passed success
fully.
Complete lists of those that passed
the various tests follow:
Test No. l, No-fear test applicants
must demonstrate that they are no
longer afraid of the water): Elizabeth
Boise, Jean Burman, Bobby Laskin,
Shirley Schantz, Virginia Schafer.
Phyllis Fleck, Betty Altringer, Nancy
Tavis, Rosemary Slorby. Eleanor Wes-
ner, Grace Travis, Evelyn Sorlie. Dor
othy Dale, Ellen Kleve, Marcia Lam
bert, Geraldine Gillette, Janice Pres
ton, Virginia White, Frances Breen,
Jacquelin Parks.
Helen Travis, Evelyn Starme, Grace
Neideffer, May Larson. Joyce Stoen,
Virginia Heidinger, Annette Torvik.
Emily Bechtold, Genevieve Smith, Lois
Hecktner, Marjorie Heidinger, Rose
Mary Holmes, Betty Rochschiller,
Ruth Hedden. Ronald Davis, Jack
Davis, Dick Brandes, Billy Thornton,
Curtius Thornton, John Entringer.
Test No. 2, beginners Red Cross
| test (swim so feet): Donald Gallagh-
er, Kathryn Synder, Mary Forten-
berry, Lucille Heidi, Marcia Lambert,
Cleo Schultz, Dorothy Dale, Mary
Meinhover, Mary Wachter, Jean
Schultz, Jean Smith. Mary Larson,
Isobel Holwegner, Laura Shipley, Jean
Burman, Larry Doyle, Donald Dohn.
Martin Hagen, Carl Clark.
Maxine Brauer, Niles Dohn, Buddy
Brandenberg, Curtius Thornton. Larry
Weber, Albert Halwegener, Eugene
Hendrickson, Alexander Cole, Orville
Rosen, John Richie, James Hecktner,
George Hecktner, Bobby Laskin, Viz
ginia Lambert, Marcella Wisenberger
and Leland Ulmer.
Test No. 3, Deep Water test (swin
ESQ YARDS: Dick Cavalaugh, Phyllis
Wehl, Jane Ann Skinner, venetta
Brunette, Dorothy Carlson, Mary
LANCER. Harvey Thompson. Virginia
Fossum, Bruce Plomasen. George
Garske. Frank Wilson, Lucille Hagen
Bobby Laskin, Maxine Brauer. Helen
Travis, Evelyn starner, Mary Ann
Fortenberry, LaVaughn Schultz. Cleo
Schultz, Maria Martin, Dolores Num-
ger, Virginia Lambert, Laura Shipley
!, Beverly Ann Beaudoin and Donald
Brophy.
Red Cross Swimmers test Unjust be
able to swim by two methods. tread
water, float, surface dive and witness
q demonstration of artificial respir-
atom: Anne Bergeson. Mary Logan
joyce Pavlak, Patricia Thomas and
Dorothy Barneck.
Junior Red Cross Life-saving: Anna
Bergesen, Mary Logan, Joyce Pavlak
i Patricia Thomas and Leonard Kos
itzky.
Senior Red Cross Life-saving: Laura
Ellsworth. Norma Peterson, Jack
siattery, Frank Geierman, John Cam
e1on, Marion Worner and Bob Edick