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SCENES AND TITLES IN THE MOTION PICTURE
GLENN CUNNINGHAM, THE WORLD'S GREATEST MILER
Cunningham holds the world's indoor and outdoor mile records,
(Close-up of Cunningham)

Modesty and winning personality made Glenn popular with fellow students.
(Shot on the campus with group of students)

Glenn is always ready and willing to help young athletes.
(Cunningham with junior-high boys)

Even the very small fellows come in for attention.
(Two shots with a little boy)

At the age of 8, Glennts legs were severely burned; but he lived to
run again.
(Running on far side of track)

Training and determination overcame the handicap of flame-scarread legs.
(Close-up of scarred legs)

Training includes a warm-up before each race--practicing a start.
"Peddling" and other exercises.

Glenn runs a mile or more before a race.
(Shots of three laps around the track)

And sprints at the end,
Form is important in the mile run.
Cunningham's effortless stride shows years of training.

Leg action.
(Slow Motion)

Foot action.
(Slow Motion)

Arm motion and breathing.
(Slow Motion)

Glenn's famous "kick" in slow motion.
Glenn plans the race with Coach Hargiss.
Cunningham and San Romeni start a mile race.

Form and endurance tell as Cunningham wins a thrilling face.