The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-16
Play Day Here SATURDAY.
10 Dralv MANY Students
Elimination Contests Held Last
Week at Wing, Regain.
MKenzie, Sterling

Week at Wing, Regain.
M'Kenzie, Sterling
Rural students from all sections Of
Burleigh county will assemble here
next Saturday for the annual play day
program. following four district play
days last week, according to Miss
Marie Huber, county superintendent
of schools.
Elimination events were conducted
at Sterling, Wing, Regain and Nc
Kenzie last week and only the winners
will be qualified for the music, de-
clamatory and athletic contests in the
final competition here this weekend,
Results Of three of the district
meets already have been received by
Miss Huber, but no report has been
received from Mckenzie. Directing
the contests at 3terling, Wing and Re-
gan were H. z. Howitson, B. F. Heitz-
man and Miss Irene Maulsby, respec-
lively.
Judges in music at the three meets
were: Sterling-Miss Marie Lemohn
and Mrs. o. S. Rindahl, Bismarck, and
Hans J. Lee, Steele: Wing-Mesdames
A. J. Arnot, j. A. Larson and r. Van
Nestle, all of Bismarck; and Regain
Mrs. o. I. Devoid, Mrs. John Graham
and Miss Inez Wiser, all of Bismarck.
The final musical contests here Sat-
urday will be held at the city audi
forum, beginning at 10 a. m. The
declamatory events will be held in the
dining room of the World War Me-
mortal building, starting at 10 a. m.
Hughes field will be the scene of the
athletic contests, which begin at !
p. m.
Results of district play-day pro-
grams reported to Miss Huber Monday
were as follows:
REGAIN
Music
Grades 4, 5. 6, Z and 8: girls solo
Eda Zelmer, Pleasant View: boys solo
David Steinert, Pleasant View; group
singing-Pleasant View.
Defamation
Class-Mary Pool, Baldwin, Some
body Did,"
Glass B-Florence McAllister, Pleas
ant View, Orphan Annie"
Glass C-Marie Albrecht. Pleasant
View, House by Side of Road"
Athletics
Boys (grades 4, 5 and g.:
Three-legged race-Roy Wagemen
and Paul Hanson, Regain, first; HAL
mer Berquist and Reinhold Vollmer'
Pleasant View, second.
5O-yard dash-Rollin Nicholson ana
Roy Wagemen, both of Regain, first
and second.
Broad jump-Roy Wagemen, Regain,
first; Ivan Strand, Estherville No. 4,
second.
Girls (grades 4, 5 and 81:
- Three-legged race-Ida Zelmer and
Florence McAllister, Pleasant View,
first; June Anderson and Bernice
Patzner, Pleasant View, second.
4O-yard dash-Irene Webster, Bald
win, first; Ida Zelmer, Pleasant View,
second.
Boys (grades I and g.:
75-yard dash-August Wagemen,
Regain, first; Werner Johnson, Esther
vile No. 4, second.
175-yard dash-August Wagemen,
Regain, first: Robert Zelmer. Pleasant
View. second.
Broad jump-Robert Zelmer, first;
Werner Johnson. second.
High jump-August Wagemen, first;
Robert Zelmer, second.
Relay-Regan august Wagemen,
Rollin Nicholson, Richard Hendrick-
son and Arthur Wagemen), first;
Pleasant View (Arthur Vollmer, Al
bert McAllister, Robert Zelmer and
David Steinert), second.
Girls (grades Z and 81:
60-yard dash-Florence Berg and
Neoma Berg, Regain, first and second.
Broad Jump - Neonna Berg and
Florence Berg, first and second.
High jump-Florence Berg, first:
Marie Albrecht, Pleasant View, Sec
ond.
Baseball throw - Florence Berg,
first; Helen Johnson, Estherville No.
4, second.
Relay-Regan Neoma Berg, Thel-
ma Hanson, Pearl Brennise and Flor
ence Berg), first; Pleasant View
marie Albrecht, Ida Zelmer, Eva NC
Allister and Florence McAllister), Sec
ond.
WING
Entries in the final play day con-
tests from Wing include:
Music
High school-Piano solo, Florence
Hubbell; instrumental solo, Earl Har-
vey; group singing, Bert Olson, Ferne
Granville and Maxine See; high voice
solo, Ferne Granville; low voice solo,
Lillian Mueller.
Grades-Piano duet, Helen Harry
and Ellen Mae Hubbell; vocal solo,
Ellen Mae Hubbell; group singing, IL
girls.
Defamation
Grades Z and 8-Olive Jacobson;
grades 4, 5 and 6, Ronald Davis:
grades /, 2 and 3, Sigrid Banttari.
Athletics
High school boys-Willard Olson.
1OO-yard dash and shot put; Earl
Harvey, board and high jump; relay
team (Bert and Willard Olson, Hamil
Lyle and Earl Harvey; 300-yard
dash, Bertrum Olson.
High school girls.-Gladys Lem, 10
yard dash. high and broad jump;
baseball throw, Glover Johns; relay
team maxine See. Gladys Lem, Clo-
yer Johns and Ferne Glanville).
Boys (grades 4, and 6-Floyd
Harvey, 5O-yard dash and broad jump;
Floyd Harvey and william Kavonius,
three-legged race.
Boys (grades and 8-Raymono
Lein. 75-yard dash and broad Jump;
relay, Raymond Lem. Donald Kusler'
Theodore Kusler and Clinton See.
Girls (grades and 8)-Olive Jacob
son, 60-yard dash and broad jump;
Helen Harry, baseball throw; relay