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Sports Activities circa 1920

the Institute when the school was located on 9th Avenue and 34th Street

The following pictures were taken at the Institute when the school was located on 9th Avenue and 34th Street.

Girls running dashes in front of the school building.

Students running dashes in front of the school building.

Boy running dashes in front of the school building.

Student in mid-leap over the high jump line.

Student in mid-leap over the high jump line.

A large group of boys doing callistenics on the front lawn of the school building.

Boys doing callistenics on the front lawn.

A dozen boys holding hands in a row doing a pinweheel exercise.

A dozen boys holding hands in a row doing a pinweheel exercise.

Pyramid gymnastics where a common exercise activity back in the day.

Pyramid gymnastics were a common exercise practiced at many schools for the blind.

Two students tossing a shot put. The shot put is still practiced today by the NYI Track team.

The shot put is still practiced today by the NYI Track team.

Three students stilt walking. It was used to develop balance.

Stilt walking was used to develop balance.

A group of girls doing a squating exercise. Wearing a pendent with a small ball at the end, they seem to be bending and squating until the ball touches the ground.

A group of girls doing a special squating exercise.
Wearing a pendent with a small ball at the end, they seem to be bending and squatting until the ball touches the ground.

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