Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-22
BIG FIELD DAY
At WOODBRIDGE
All Township Turns Out for
Successful Event at Bar
ron Avenue
tBy Evening News Correspondent

tBy Evening News Correspondent.
WOODBRIDGE, June 22:-The
several committees selected for h
affair worked tremendously and sue
ceeded in making a great success of
the annual field day events of
Woodbridge Township held yester-
day on the high school lawn where
a large part of the community turn
ed out to witness the contests. Ill.
Brewster Willis, county superinten-
dent of schools, and Clifford Z. Par
sill, director of the Middlesex County
Vocational Board, were among the
distinguished visitors while j. II.
Love, principal; +. C. Shotwell. prin-
cipal of the Barron Avenue school;
II. A. Happen, president of the
Board of Education, and w. Hollen-
back, of the high school. were OFF,
Gals of the day.
The order of events was as fol-
lows:
Folk dance, Woodbridge school;
folk dance. Hopelawn; folk dance,
Port Reading; folk dance, Fords;
May-pole dances by Avenel, Keas-
hey. Woodbridge, Hopelawn, Fords
and Barron Avenue school; flag
drill. Avenel; dumb bell drill, Port
Reading; wand drill, Hopelawn;
physical training drill, Woodbridge;
flag drill, Barron Avenue school;
physical training drill, Avenel; wand
drill, Barron Avenue school; gun
drill, Barron Avenue school; physi-
cal training exhibit. K~easbey.
The winners of the various track
events, entered by pupils from the
fourth through the eighth grades,
were as follows:
Girls so yard dash-Fourth grade,
Marjorie Maier; fifth grade, Kala-
pos; sixth grade, Veronica Fee; sew
enth grade, Margaret Furman;
eighth grade. Louise Phillipo.
Girls rs yard dash-Mary Yura,
Helen Macy, Elizabeth Payne, Gil
leila Bizderi, Dorothy Terhune.
Boys so yard dash-Andrew Yes
kig. Walter Domejka, Paul VarSer,
William Lauritsen, Albert Stark.
Boys rs yard dash-Charles Pen
dleton, Peter Gels. Oren Germs, AL
bert Larkin and Harvey Romond.
100 yard dash, girls-Julia Kuch-
Tx, Mary Balog, Florence Reddidi,
Evelyn Schoonover and Anna Fodor;
boys, John Sabo, John Hines, John
hopcI Nlldlos pltyiiNh " oiit hOJN
Larkin.
Broad jump-Boys, stephen 10th,
ROLAND Lunds. Peter Kermash,
Carmen Salvatore and Lawrence
McCann; girls, Myrtle Errot, Mary
George, Julia Supko, Anna Mening-
er and Josephine Silakusky.
In the high jump the winners
were Clayton, H.. Mccain, Schurg.
Mary Zeto, Julius Kolb. Dernko, Sol
Saliva and w. Olsen.
Edward Birkholtz, of the senior
class. won the 100 yard dash in the
high school events; SO yard dash.
Sigmundt Peterson, and rs yard
dash, Sigmund Peterson.
The general committee in arrang-
ing the affair was composed of w.
Hollenback, announcer; IL. r.
Adams, clerk: Hargis Prall. starter.
The Red Cross committee was com
posed of Mrs. Asher Randolph, Mrs.
John breckenridge and Mrs. Sher-
man Demarest. Miss Marion Lock
wood, Miss Mittie Randolph and
Miss Rose Nash made up the rest
room committee.
The judges in the track events
were Gregory w. Love, Rev. w. f.
d. Strong. Louis Mark and Rev.
| Levi McMickle.
llt Slouiiuo tOliiliililtt was lidut
up of j. NJ. McElroy. b. A. DUNCAN.
Louis Mark and E. c. Ensign. The
Boy Scout committee was composed
of Rev. l.. Buchanan and William
Franklin.
The senior class of the Barron
Avenue high school made up the re-
freshment committee.
The committee in charge of trans
portation was made up of II. II.
Clum and K. Meyer of the Fords
section and F. Bohlen and NJ. p.
DUNCAN of the Avenel and Port
Reading section.