St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1919-05-02
High School Notes

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End. The nature Of these
stunts are guarded in secrecy,
but rumor has it that they will
all be we'll worth the few pen
nies admission fee.
Several automobile parties will
journey 20 Corvallis Saturday,
May 3, to witness or take part
in. the events Of the Junior
Week End Frolic. Among the
boys who will represent James
John IN the State lnterscholistic
Meet will be: John Wulf, Hugh
whistler. Dick Girt, Lee Hos.
kins, Hatvie Lane, Lawrence
Johnson, Joe Jower.
The baseball team, accompan.
led by some sixty rooters, went
to st. Helens on the Georgiana
Saturday. The excursion as
such, mot from the point Of
view of baseball, was "A delight.
full one. The crowd was lively
enthusiastic. and well behaved.
The last fact Is attested by the
unsolicitated expression of the
boats captain. lt will be re.
membered that a similar tribute
to the James John Student Body
was paid a year ago by the.
captain of the boat chartered for
the excursion to Rainier.
On Monday. April 2Sth, the
boys Of the gym classes. under
the direction of Mr.. Campbell,
gave an intensely interesting eX-I
hibition Of gymnastic stunts inI
the school gymnasium. The
performance which was given
in the presence of one hundred
members OF the student body
and faculty, was accorded en-
thusiastic applause. Among the
performers were: Donald Scha.
fer. Dick Girt, Harlan Hiatt.
Clarence Toolc, Clarence Gil
strap, Peter Ermler. Chcslcy
King and Verne Hall. three
clowns. John Wulf. Paul Chat |
terton and Scion Bugbee. kept
the audience IN merry mood.
The week, April 25th to May !
2nd. at james John has been
marked 10y four important social
events: the annual lnterschol- |
istic Track Meet, a baseball cX-
cursiOn 10 st. Helens; the annual !
"lli.JinX" and the Junior Week |
End at Corvallis. The track |
meet which rs always one of the |
finest occasions in the school |
calendar. took place on Friday. |
April 25th. The silver cup
awarded 10y the faculty to the
class winning the greatest
number Of points In the meet,
was won 10y the graduating
Senior Class with 93 points. The
sivth term class took second
place with 90 points, and the
second term. third with %
points an unusual showing for
Il '.st ue1r class. The highest |
lndiyigI1I pOiut winners were: |
Richard Girt. class of January |
'2l. 20 points; Joe Juwcr. class
of June. - 20 3-l points: llar-
vii Lane. class of June. 10. |
IL 3l points: Hugh Whistler. |,
class OF June. 10. IL "a points:
Eleanor Thomas. class of 10. liI
Ii points Other winners from
o 10 40 points were: Lee Hos.
kins. Lawrence Johnson, Helen
Story. Gladys Britton. Dorothy
Heisley. Theresa Reich, Ange.
line llensler and Sylh Larsen.
First place in both the 80 and
100 yard dash was taken by
Dick Girt in 3 - and Q - see
onds respectively. Joe Jower
took first in the 220 and ll0l
yard and Lawrence Johnson,
first in the half mile. The re-
lay was won hy the Senior team,
composed of Jower, Avery, |,
Whistler and Lane, in 53 3.5
seconds. Girt took first i'm
both high and low hurdles;
Lane first in the shot put; Wulf
in the discus throw and Whist
Ter in the jayclin throw. Whis.
Ter took first 10 feet 4 inches. }
in the pole vault, and Ninson,
second HOskins won the high |
jump with @ feet . inches. and
johnson the broad Jump. rs feet
3 inches. Sylf Larsen won
first place in the Girls 80 yard
dash with q l-2 seconds. The
Girls relay was won by "A senior
team consisting of Theresa Rich,
Leona Ehret, Eleanor Thomas
and Mana Seely. Eleanor Thomas
took first in the high Jump
with 4 feet; Angeline Hensler
first in the baseball throw 1872
feet; and Sibyl Bugbee. first in
the basket ball throw, 90 feet
2 inches. Eleanor Thomas also
took first in the hop-skip and
Jump. The sack race was won
by Helen Story and the three
legged race by Nellie Bade and
Gladys Britton of the Second J
term class. Other contestants
who placed in the track meet
were: Donald Schafer, Harlan
Hiatt, August Meyer, Frank
Hedges, Peter Ermler. Ferie
Ried. Leo Durand, Charles Hart
ford, Clarence lOOle. Merle