Evening star., 1928-05-20
BY CoRryNE FRAZIER.
N ESTEKIOU5 shopping tours,
HH nocturnal sewing campaigns
|V and mufsad wh.skings OF paint
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vi and muflad whaEktngs OF paint
4 Il brush eliminated at the Ma
tionaI Cathedral School yester-
6ay in a burst OF color and song as
strangely garbsd figures wound their
way over the hill aad down through the
glen 10 the athletic field where tne flve
classes of students were 10 vie WIN
one another for originality in class
stunts and for track and field honoTs
which were won, incidentally, by the
juniors. with a total Of % points.
In accordance with the tradition OF
+ap Sc1ool each class has been plotting
for months to outdo all others IN tne
originality of their get-up for the attn
Jetfc 6av parade which introduces the
Spring meet Seniors prophesied tnelr
own triumph In their costumes as VIC
tor" records. wearing large disks wnich
almost hid the girls. made 10 resemble
records with the dime SIZE cocKca
over one eyebrow for hats. Their mas
rot wss the well known canine figure OF
record fame. Ke vas listening 10 the
yoice OF his mistress coming from
Tavre machine" in which the young
y,siss literally sat, hardly situated IN
comfort. while her classmates ground
out her tune. a..
A rpsnt,Ysoth deck of cards next nut
tered onto the scene as though Spilied
down the hillside by so1ae giant ioik
suddenly foTssking their s2n1e CT WINS,
on the back Of each vas a great
for juniors, who proceeded 10 fho"
their hand by winning ace-hlgn nonors
in the meet.
wooden soidlers. in costumes Of white
ard blue. Importantly bearing ninls :
t,,re runs Of shoulder arms. displayed
a hammer testifying that they were pre-
,,sred n, fight for Glass e. while some
Sss.sv little bpeg with bright yellow
warpg swarr,1ed over the flel6 and
iielqfed In the corner allotted 10 the b
class. followed by q band Of sturdy
workers I'm painters garb With brushes
fs hand. ready to paint the name OF
The "A" class ahead Of all the rest.
Juniors had things all their way in
the meet winning first IN the basket
ban throw. dash and broad lump:
second in the high Jump and Da!l
throy, and third in the broad and nigh
.,sr1r1x making a total Of ~ points.
Tsisss &C" vas sfcond with . points
.scjyding two second end two third
riscfg. "A" class won the high Jump
giving them 8 points end third hnnork
Summary of events
EssEet bali throw won by Juniors
sfr0nc juniors: third, "C' class de
tsnee 80 feet incheF
Vlfty~gafG cnAh~~Won Dg Juikfa
second &c" class, third. &C" class
Time IL.
Broad 3ump~-Won ny juniors. SEC
cn1. &C" class third. Juniors. DIS
.snee I3 feet 10 inches.
Hien gump~Won by 4" A. class. bec'
o,a6 Juniors. thiro. J1niofs. Height
& feet inches.
Announcement ~ the class winnln:
.he athletic banner will not De made
,tntfl early this week according U
nsarasret Eogenrjef, physical training
sna4T1ictgf. as results Of ell other aetiYi'
lies hsye not been summed up yet. ir
addition "a this athletic program con
sesfs stsll are under Nay In basssi DaI
sna tennis, the forHer for class
1rouhy and the latter for 'Dd5gidua
lsorors Both Of these fYepia are en-
nseted 10 be completed within the neK
fortnight.
Tspts lining the George Washington
University rife team through It's tbit'
sn6efested season. Helen Taylor ar
Sepapilshed tne outstanding indlgidus
fsst Of the year with the p0ssihls ~
fsction Of the winning Of the fastions
knaiN0slai title b. Margaret Mitchell