The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-05-18
Sheridan County School, Meet
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lope; 4, Lena often, Outlook; 5, Glenn
Anderson, Westby.
Silent Reading, Billie Chandler,
Dooley; 2, Eleanor Madsen, Archer; 3,
Phillip Foss, Homestead; 4, Lewis
Groin, Antelope; 5, Evelyn Welch,
McElroy.
DIVISION III
Spelling-i00es, Marcella Wendt,
Raymond; Phyllis Decker, Dooley;
Esther Brobst, Medicine Lake. $50,
Denelda Hansen, Redstone; Harvey
Larson, Westby; Lydia Johansen, Lew
Wallace; Gwendolyn Christianson,
Plentywood; Myrtle johnson, Gar
field.
Arithmetic, Harvey Larson,
Westby; 2, Vincent Bergh, Redstone;
3, Charlotte Bennett, Plentywood; 4,
Marie Sorensen, Hiawatha; 5, Ragn-
HID Linn, Emerson.
Silent Reading, Helen Bye, Jack
son; 2, Lorna Blackmore, Antelope; 3,
Donald Miller, Westby; 4, Anna Sell
Wig, Outlook; 5, Adele Pomeroy, Medi-
cine Lake.
Cash prizes of SO, 50, and 81 were
given in the poster contest instead of
points. The exhibit of posters was
excellent and the judges found it diff
ficult TO come to a decision.
LIST prizes, Josephine Writ, Out
look; 2, Walter Rostad, Westby; 8
Sanford Egge, Plentywood.
At the preliminary declamatory
contest held in the morning the fol.
lowing pupils were winners:
7th grade, Bemhardt Freund
Westby; 2, Ruth Christianson, Ante.
lope; 3. Lucille Hansen, Redstone.
Sth Grade, Helen Larson, Ante.
lope; 2. Lucille Nelson, Outlook; 3
Anna Gentry, Medicine Lake.
These six pupils were contestants al
the evening program to decide the
winners of the first five places in the
county. The judges decision follows
/, Helen Larson, Antelope, "An As,
piring Dishwasher: 2. Lucille Nelson
Outlook, "The Pied Piper of Hamlin"
3. Anna Gentry, Medicine Lake
"Death Of Benedict Arnold"; 4, Bern
hart Freund. Westby, George Say.
Boys Haven't Got Such a Snap Aftei
All"; 5, Ruth Christensen, Antelope
Inc kaRgedy Man.
AT this evening program music wa!
furnished by the Westby School Or
chestra
The High School pupils who wor
second place in the preliminary con
tests for deciding who should repre-
sent the school at MiSsoula contested
for first, second and third places
These contestants were not entitled Il
receive points in the grade meet. tn,
following places were awarded:
/, Frederick Zinc, WeStby, "CroolI
ed joe; 2, Gordon Hoven, Antelope
"The Man and His Shadow; S, Clara
belle Malcolm, Plentywood, 9Th,
Fleet Goes By"
Following the program Supt. Glor
wick presented the awards to tn
winners Of the various cnatests.
Through the kindness OF Mr.. Fish
beck in permitting the holding of tn
evening program in the Orpheum be
fore the regular movies the Meet wa
self supporting. The movies wer
greatly enjoyed by the children.
The first all county track and fiel
meet for grade children was held Sa
urday with a great deal of intere!
being shown from practically ever
school in the county. Approximate
400 to 500 children were in town fl
the meet.
Though the day was a dusty on
with an over supply of wind benin
1t, the meet went off successfully an
no one was injured. A great man
parents witnessed the different event
IN spite of the dust and no dout
they went away satisfied that sue
events are the best for the count
schools.
Plentywood received the create.
number of points in the meet with
total of 81 points. Outlook was Sc
ond with 34la. For the size of II
school Redstone showed up UNUSUAL
well, receiving 27ls points.
The high point winners were as fo
lows:
Division for boys under 1s: Gu
Campbell, Plentywood, 25 points.
Division 2-for boys 13 to is: Ha
ny Dionne, Plentywood, 141s points
Division 3-for girls under IS: Mo
tana Bucklin, Redstone, is points
Division flor girls 13 TO 16: A
ia johnson, Westby, 10 points.