The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-10
VIENNA.


Vienna, ILL.,, May AT the first an
nual meet of the Southeastern Illinois
High School league, held al Carmi
Friday, May 9th, between the lisn
schools of Carmi, Fairfield, Harris,
burg, McLeansboro, Shawneetown
ana Vienna, the following are the re,
suits:
Fifty-yard desh--First, Donald Car
rothers, Of Fairfield; second, Comic
Wander Pnym, Of Vienna; third Mer-
rift Souers, Of McLeansboro.
Discus hurl First, Fred SHELTON, Of
Fairfield second, Raymond Hall, Of
McLeansboro; third, Walter Jea-
nings, Of Harrisburg.
Standing broad iump-First, Harry
pcmberton Of McLeansboro, second,
Harlan Metz, Of Fairfield; third, Da-
viii Rosenberg, Of Vienna.
Hun,rei-yard taeh-First, Connie
Wander Phym Of Vienna; second,
Harvey Wright, Of Fairfield; third,
Walter Jennings. Ct Harrisburg,
I'm ag Lace, stap .iamp-Firs,.
Harry Pemberton, Of McLoansboro;
second Donald Carrothers, Of Fair
field; third, Marion Looney, Of vi
emma
Running broad iump-First, Donald
Carrotners, Fairfield; second Gus
Sharp, Of McLeansboro; third, Guy
Pomeroy, Of Carmi.
Quarter mile run-First. Gene Ben
son. of Vienna; second Joe Scheling
on, Of Harrisburg; third. Fred Skei
ton, Of Fairfield
Shot PIT First. Donald Carrothors
of Fairfield; second, Raymond Hall
Of McLeansboro; third Marion Loon
ey of Vienna
Half mile run-First. Robert Par
ish Of Harrisburg; second, Fred Skel
ton, of Fairfield; third, Clifford Math.
Is, of Vienna
Running high iump-First, Charles
Stone, Of McLeanaboro; second Gene
Benson. Of Vienna third, Charles
Hay. of Carmi.
22e yard dash-Frst, Harry PEN
barton. Of McLcansboro; second, Ray
mond Pearce, Of Harrisburg; third
Harvey Wright, Of Fairfield
Pole yault-First Arnold Miller, of
Carmi; second, Harlan Metz, Of Fair
field third, Frank Hall Of McLeans
boro.
One mile relay ace-McLeanshoro
first; Harrisburg, second Vienna.
third.
Tho total number Of athletic points
of the different schools were: Fair
field, 81 points; McLeansboro &c
points; Vienna. q points; Harrisburg
u points; Carmi, Z points; Shawnee
town, no points
An oratorical contest was held at |
the opera house that evening, the re |
suits OF which we're.
Grafton First, H. Payne Reeves, Of |
Carmi second, Harvey Wright Of |
Fairdcll; third, Aquila Lewis, OF
Harrisburg
Vocal soo--Flrst, Madge Perkins
Of Vienna third, MAZE Richenbach, Of
Carmi.
Reading First. Edna Dale Bal
lance, Of Vienna; second Mary Nc
Gchce of Harrisburg; third, Bertha
Butler, Of Fairfield.
Examinations in the following were
hell al the school house in the fore.
noon:
Algebra First Myra Rhodes, Of
McLcansboro; second, Alex Rankin
Of Fairfield: third, Oscar Machon
heimcr. Of Carmi
HIistory-First, Walter Jennings, CT
Carml; second, James Cozart, of Har
rsburg; third Wallis Meador, of Me
LeansbGro.
Latin-First, Jennie Hall, of Nc
Leansboro; second, Ida Torney. of
Fairded third Thos. IIetehrington
OF Harrisburg.
Litorature-First, Cecil Maxey, OF
Fairfield; second, Julia Hall. of Me
Leansboro; third, Eva. Fox, OF Harris
burg.
Spelling First, Fay Eisenhower, ol
Harrisburg; second, Helen Norris, ol
Fairfield; third, Fannie Hcadly, OF
Carmi
Essay5- Subject: "The Future Of
Japan. - First, John Ashley, OF Carr
mi; second, Cecil Maxey, Of Fairfield
third, Mabel Scott. OF Harrisburg.
The total number OF points of the
different schools in the intellectual
contest were:
Carmi, is; Fairfield, II; Harris
burg. Isl McLeaushoro, ii; Vienna.
10; Shawncetown 0.
At a meeting Of the executive com.
mittee that morning it was voted to
have tire meet at Harrisburg next
year on the first Friday in May
The following officers were elect /
ed: President, Prof. Cisney, of Fair
field; vice president, Prof Renzo
Muckelroy, Of Shswneetown; secre-
tary, Prof Loren Felts, Of Harrisburg |
Miss Madge Jaminson, of the Anna
hospital, is here visiting relatives and
friends.
NJ A. lIankins left Wednesday for
Indian territory to look for a good
cattle ranch.
r. Moore bought the residence prop
efty Of Airs Kate Chapman. on NORTH