Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-05
BROAD JUMP
Boys Below II Years

steve 1OGn. keaShey.
Boys n Yeats and Over
Lawrence Clement. Hopelnwn.
9Th and Sth Grade Boys
so yard dash. Harvey Romond.
Barron avenue: so yard dash. Daniel
Fee. Barron avenue; 10 yard dash.
John Gregus, Barron avenue.
9Th and sth Grades Girls
30 yard dash. Madelien HcOdta,
Barron avenue: so yard darh, Olive
S&Edholdt Barron avenue.
High School Girls
60 yard dash. Catherins Romond,
.Soph.; 60 yard dash Florence Carter.
Junior.
High school Boys
100 yard dash. Edwin Potter. Jun
l1r: 200 yard dash, Victor Druntmond.
JUROR.
The largest number of points In
the track events was won by Keas-
hey, a beautiful banner suitably
marked being the prize.
In the physical training contest the
first prize. a silver plaque, went to
keasbey. the second to Fords, and
Port Reading received honorable
mention.
The eighth grade boys of Barron
Avenue gave a well executed dumb
Dell drill which elected great APP
plause.
a wand drill by Hopelawn school
under the direction of Miss Wallace
was a splendid exhibition of such
work: a special prize being awarded
for this.
This was followed by a demonstra-
ton of physical training showing the
through grades three to seventh in
elusive: Grade 3. Iselin; Grade 3,
Port Reading; Grade 8, Keasbey;
Grade 6. Hopelawn; Grade Z, Fords
An alternate free-hand movement
exercise given by the seventh and
eighth grades of Barron Avenue
school was we'll received and showed
good preparation.
The final event was a flag drill in
connection with graded physical
movements shown by the seventh
and eighth grade girls of Barron
Avenue school which caused great
applause from the spectators.
At the opening of the afternoon
session a chorus of singers held forth
in front OF the high school. Well
known old-time songs were given by
a great crowd of children under the
direction of Miss Frazer. AT the
close of the songs Supervising Prln-
cipal John II. Love announced the
prize winners in the May pole and
the folk dance events.
The Parent-Teacher associations
Ol OOuDFiuSe
for all of the school children who
were attended to by the principals
and teachers at appointed locations.
The money to meet this expense was
donated by the Woodbridge towns
people.
Miss Marian Lockwood, the school
nurse. had charge of the rest room,
free milk being provided for the
babies.
Mrs. NJ. p. DUNCAN kindly loaned
her piano for the community sing
ing.
The thanks of the board of educa-
ton. supervising principal and teach
ers are extended to all those citizens
who gave the use Of their trucks,
buses and autos. The transportation
of the pupils vas managed without u
single mishap.
Money for the prizes was donated
by the Woman's Club of Woodbridge
Township and by the school children
themselves.
Great credit Is due to Mr.. Hollen-
back, the physical training instruc-
tor. for his indefatigable efforts to
make the affair a success, as well as
to those kind hearted women who
gave their labor unstinted to provide
food and drink for sue a great
crowd.
The judges in the different events
/ were Mrs. j. Fl. T. Martin, Mrs. Leon
Campbell, Mrs. A. L. Randolph, Mrs.
C.. A. Campbell, Miss Margaret
Browne, Mrs. Kenneth Cramer. Rev.
Walter Stowe. Prof. I. III. Gilhuly.
Leon McElroy. James Dunn, Rev.
william Strong and j.. II. Love.