Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-06-09
field MEET AT
CLOSE OF STUDY
Sixth Grade, Tower Hill,
Wins Cup for Best
Work
GIRLS, BOYS ARE
AWARDED FOBS

Students of Tower Hill School CON
cluded their athletic activities for
the present school year with ield
day at the athletic grounds OF the
school yesterday. There was a big
gallery of relatives and friends pres
sent. Judges were Mrs. A. Felix du-
Point and Walter S. Carpenter. Jr.
The Rev Charles w. Clash, rector
OF Emmanuel Episcopal Church.
awarded the prizes. Henry A. Skill
ton. Tower Hill School. Glass al.
was the starter. Newton F. Mount
was recorder.
| The sixth grade won the cup for
the work in physical culture during
the year. The cup now becomes the
property OF the class. they having
won II as the fourth grade in 1920
and again in 1921, as the NTH grade
John Ball won a gilt enameled fob
for the best record in physical Gull
ture. Ellen Wood was also award
ed fob for the best work in that
branch OF study among the girl stu
dents. Young Ball also scored the
greatst number of points in the field
day events. He was awarded
bronze fob. Helen Barry won this
honor among the girls. The results:
Broad Jump
Filson Carmichael first, Clark
Samuel second, Earl Chase third.
Middle School High Jump
John Ball first, Avery Draper
second, Marshall Barton third.
Broad Jump
John Ball first, Marshall Barton
second, William Reederer third
Prizes for jumping three inch green
t. second green monogram.
Running 50-yard dash. second
grade-William Rommell first, War
rem Richards second. Richard Ackert
third.
Third grade-Ted Ball first, Noel
La Benume and Harry Stark tied for
second.
Fourth grade-WillIam Cox irst I
Howell Chickering. Jr. second, Irving |
Warner. Jr. third.
Fifth grade-Peter Rumfort first, |
Porter Schultz second, Randolph |
Barton third.
Eighth grade-John Ball first.
Barton second. william
Riederer third.
Filson Carmichael nrst, Elbert
Gutenberg second, Earl Chase third.
Lower School
seventy-ive yard dash. third grade
Ted Ball first. Noel La Beaume
and Harry Stark tied for second.
Fourth grade-Howell Chicken
Ing Jr. first, Irving Warner Jr. sec
ond, Holland Burchenal third.
Middle School
Fifth grade-nichard dupont
first, Porter Schutt second, Martha
Bush third.
Eighth grade-John Ball arst. !
Marshall Barton second, John Davis |
Skilton, Jr. third.
Upper School
Filson Carmichael first. FIbert
Gutenberg second. Walter Pyle
third.
Hundred Yard Dash
~ Grade-iwilliam Cox first.
lowell ChickeriDg second, Irving
Jr., third.
V Grade-Richard DUPONT first.
Peter Rumford second, Porter
schutt third.
VIII Grade-John Ball first
Barton second, Helen
Barry third. Filson Carmichael {
lrst Walter Pyle second. Robert !
Written third.
Prizes for running first s-inch
wife " second, white monogram. ,
Relay Races
III Grade-Harry Stark. Max
3ergland, Charles Harrington. Isa-
ella Turner. Alice DUPONT.
~ Grade-Howell Chickering. Jr.
rving Warner. Jr., George Patter-
on Holland Burchenal, Eben
leese.
Grade-victor dupont. Robert J
iarvel' Porter schutt. Martha Bush.
Elizabeth Pool. ...t
Middle School
John Ball. Avery Draper, Marshall
arton. {
Kick Ball r
" Grade - Richard DUPONT
'harles Harrington. Weldin de
lois, Randolph Barton, Anita
dge. a
won by upper school; score l.
i. v
An interesting exhibit is being d
cid this week by the art depart d
Ient of the school All the con- -
foutors to the the exhibition are =
nder is years. Miss Bird is in =
1arge Of the art department.
From the primary grades nm
was really quite remarkable 70 q,
re the way the pupils managed IN =
atch the atmosphere of their sub-
ect and give it to the spectator -
rom the primary pupils who gave =,
crayon sketch Of Jack and I'M"
ding up the hill with the pail of G,
water up to the more ambitious T
'upils Of the senior class who ar
empted a dashing picture entitled I,
In Old Madrid" this ability 70 .
catch the spirit" was noticeahle +
Mss Bird is in charge of the de- h
,artmeDt.