The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-05-21
sIxTY.NIN RURAL GRADUATES
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Palmer q Bgslow.
The Ne I'm . relay race wen. 3.
! Cfsg q, NJ Utnef rrnOyi had tea.
The winners IN the seven elsfrgf-
tsfy -chVy py.rts are:
10 yard dAss. first place. he " d.
lsfus. Forest crt.y second place. -
| bstnorn q Cralg' third place. Csr.I
jyiUis'1s Of CraIg
10 yard dasa, Dyyy. first place. Re-
, G1iIISuS q Cfag: second place. C b.
! yIr Gull ans = Car: third pIafs
Charley Hunt q Bigeivw.
81 yard dssh, y r.. In; place. l. o
Dawn - Bige'ow; -ecUnd place Gem.
"a CVyts " Biys ~ third place, Ryt
| Lawrence - Blsif
Standing broad jump, first plat'
| Charies Hyni q BgelVW. -econd psrs
IT, Williams VI Forest City. v.f4
place. Ii1en Alien Of Hogrs;e; thlf.
Rynning Broad Jump, first psr'
Charles Hunt u BgelON; secyr
place, Ear Hsth9rb q Craig; t.iit
. scs, Ger Of Crsg.
Running high jump, fret place, u.
ven Allen u HOgfefs; second pScs
Nsyrics DfehsI q New Point. taf,
are, Clifford L.maf of Marietta
Running hop. step and jump. ffst
place, Ear HSihorn Of Craig; secOn5
place. lryen Allan u Heyfeit; THO
place, Charley Hunt o. BgeiON
In the frst Athlete Badye Test g.
| boys there were nine who were 80.
successful IN the three stunts: pOtatf
ning four timss. standing broad iyr D.
feet, . inches; 90 yard dash, .g''
and thiee.fifths seconds. Rue
Carol. Martyr Shynkwiler Over
Shyn,~ iisr, Nesley ShUnkwiler. A IIri
Nelson Fay Boswell, MsuTio. DTeh.'
Rude Stadalman. Bernard Hunt
In the FIR, Athlete Badge Test 'nf
girls there were four WhO we're ssr.
csssfyl IN all tire. " the stunts: D..
tatD race . saeOnds. basket ball 20
throwing. 2 goals, . trials; balanc.hg
q feet, trisls. Ruth lswfsnc'
Roberta Wright, Helen kyrz az,
Marie Book.
In the second Athletic Badge Ts,'
fOf gifIs, there were three who were
successful N the three tsunts: pOtsig
are. - '-cynds; basket ball throw ing
3 goals, s TRIALS: balancing with bean
bay On head, ~ feet, z trials. Mar.
Kinney, LUtitis HIlley and Ruth Law.
renee.
The base ball game between Con-.
Dist. 80. Z and Cons. Dot. No. 8 va
much enjoyed. The rOrs was in iaNpI
0f Cons. Dist, No. 2.
ThOss winning first place in tha
fourteen events we're presented with q
" sUtifJl sterling silver medal aUpiO.
pna,ely engraved; those winning 80.
Und place were awarded similar med
ais IN bronze. Craig carried hOm'
with them IN. Athletic Silver Trophy
Cvp, having scored 80 points; u"y
also tJDk with them the trophy cup
going with IN. relay race.
The bronze medals earned By the
bOys and girls IN the Athletic Badge
,ests have been sent for and arrange
nent Will he made for their prcs"h-
ta,ion ~ these boys and gir!s some
TIME during the summer lhls might
form u pleasing feature Of one i,hI
Of Jgiy ordinations.
Tn. evening entertainment began
with the singing Of Missouri Mine"
Two young men, Bennett Martin of
Ds'gOn and Lamont Osborn Of Bigc.
low took part IN the Ora,Orical con
test; and four young ladies, Misses
Emyla BridgmOn Of BlgclOw,
MsbcI Mcclure of Forest City, Helen
Hester Of Mound City and Alice Babb
Of Oregon, took part IN the deciana'
tDTy contest The selections were al
well chosen and splcndidly rendered.
Professor Lesson Of Malyville, IN be-
half Of the judges, consisting 81 him
self, Mrs. Grebc, county supernten'
dent Of Auhison county, and Miss
Mona Walter Of Corning, presented
tn. gold medal awarded IN the orator
ical contest and with IL the trophy cup
10 Bennett Martin. The blue ribbon
was awarded " Lamont Osborn. First
place IN the declaInatOry contest was
won by Miss Helen Hester, and with
Il the gold medal for herself and the
trophy cup for her school. Secon,
place was won By Mis- BrIdgmon'
third place by Miss Babb and fourth
place by Miss Mcclure.
The Bigrlow school rendered several
numbers Of music which were greatly
enjoyed and highly appreciated by all.
While the judges were out, the audi
ence engaged in "a community s,ng',
Joining their voices In some Of the old
songs: Swanee River, Old Kentucky
Home, Battle Hymn Of Republic. etc.
Among the music numbers Of the
evening was q splendid piano solo rem.
dercd by Miss Mona Walter. one Of
the most artistic piano players in the
county. Her selection was one Of Nc
Dowells beautiful compositions, which
she rendered with exquisite taste and
skill.
The program closed with the mum
Der "Good Night by trio Of Blge-
low r.rls.
A ve,y fine display of school work