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KATHERINE RAWLS = Miami Beachy Fla.;,; Swirmor and Divor.

Monbcr of 1932 and 1936 Olympic tcams taking sccond place in tho
springboard dive in both Olympic games.

Although still a youngster she has won 27 national championships
and holds 18 Amorican records in breaststroko, frce style and medley
Swinminge

She has donc more to advance the sport of swirming than any other
girl in the Unitod Statos,

She has a charmin= personality and unfailing good sportsrianship.

She is modest in victory, couragoous in defcat ahd considerate
of other oppononts.

Is always willing to give advice and hclp others. By her cxample
she has stimulated intcrest in hor sport and hor qualities of lcader-
ship have boon an inspiration to young swirricrs,

Sho ig willing at all times to do hor part to make swimming mocts
succossful.

Tourcd Japon last summer with an American tear: and her. nodesty
and ability made hor a great ‘ven eee wherever she appoarcd.

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ARCHIE J, SAN ROMANI - Kansas State Tonchors Colloge, Distanec Runner

Moribor of the 1936 Olympic toanm, winning fourth placo in the 1500
motor Wits

Goncorally rogardced as having the bost chance of lowcoring tho proe
sont world's rocord in the milo and 1500 moter runs.

Trains faithfully and is slways in. oxcollient condition,

Is a clean sportsrianlikoe star. beyond impcoachncnte

Soft spoken and quite mannoreds he noverthcloss has the confidence
that figures in tho makoeup of covery champion,

Has made a grcat contribution to track and ficld both at hone and
abroad.

Possosses a personality and charactcr which establishes him as a
real gcontleman,.

if the national championships in Milwaukee he stumbled and fell
thereby losing.an opportunity to win the natiorial championship and
possibly create a new world's record, WHen pressed for a statement ho
rofusod to blame anyone and accopted his misfortune in a truco sports}
ranlike manner,

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WILLIAM SEFTON = University of Southern California, Pole Vaulter

Mombor of the 1936 Olympic toam. Captain of the University of
Southern Californian track team, Joint, holdor of the world's record
for tho police yault at 14 Foot 11. inchos, Broke worid’a rocord Tor
the pole vault for high schools in 1943,

Was . brifiiant sutdent and won the diamond medal at U.S.C. the
highest honor that a graduating scnior at U.S.C. may receive.

Modest and, gontlomanly in domcanor and always considerate of his
fellow athlotes,

Has sect a,fine oxarmplo by his loadership and. strict observance of
training rulos, Has the highest ideals of amntourisn.

Wes elocted captain of the track toam that toured Japrn iast sume
mer and was execodingly popular wherovor hoe appeared,

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