The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-05-30
Third Annual May
day Fete Is Successful
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tin and William Hylaman
Running broad jump - First
Howard Wiener, second Billy Kon-
op.
Relay race-Miss Beck's room
defeated Miss Flaten's room. The
winning team is: Clyde Sykes
Howard Johnson, Russell Larson
and Lester Blaski.
Fifth Grade
High jump-First Jack Svenne-
by, second Paul Keldahl.
Broad jump-First Charles Otto
second Dick O'Gara and Gerald
Beidleman tied.
Dodge ball-First Mary Ann Du-
Bots, second Evelyn Korf.
Kittenball game-Jim Cooper's
5th and 9Th grade team.
Junior Boys Division
go yard dash-First Jim Rattle,
second Ray Walker, and third Oar
win Conner.
100 yard dash-First Ray Walk
er, second Jim Rattle, and third
Wesley Kurrell.
Broad jump-First Donald DeZ-
ell with Is feet and Z inches, Sec
ond Julian Maly, and third Earl
Gamradt.
High jump-Robert Carlson with
4 feet inches, second Norman
Bohne and Earl Gamridt, third.
Bicycle race az mile)-Raymond
Berggreen first, second, Junior
Vandesteeg.
Kittenball games-Won by ninth
grade in five innings with score
of to 4.
Relay race-Won by ninth grade
team (Rathe, Vandesteeg, Conner,
and Maly,) second, seventh grade,
and third, eighth grade.
Senior Division
100 yard dash-First Decree,
second Thiegs, and third o. Car
penter.
200 yard dash-First Decree,
second, Arvig, and third Egan.
$50 yard run-First Egan, Sec
ond, Reble, and third Parker.
40 yard dash-First Parker,
second Reble, and third Poppee.
Pole vault-First Key Reble,
and Egan, all tied.
High jump-First Key, second
Reble, and third Bromenshenkel.
Broad jump-First Arvig and
Key tied, second Reble.
Javelin throw-first Arvig, Sec
ond John Dubois, and third, 0.
Carpenter.
Shot put-First o. Carpenter,
second Minette, and third Egan.
The Mayday interclass meet Is
the windup of the season Of athlet-
les for the year. The boys have had
q fairly successful season in most
Of their encounters, falling short In
track, a comparatively new sport in
this school. Next year Coach Har-
vey expects to have back again
some of the material which was de-
veloped this year.
In addition to the boys events
listed above the girls were repre-
sented in several events during the
program. The freshmen girls took
the honors of the day in the girls
field with 50 points accounted for
by three firsts, six seconds, and
three thirds. Following them were
the Sophomores who reaped 81
points, and down the line the sew
enth grade came with 26 points,
with the eighth grade girls trailing
with only 16 points. The list of
events and winners is as follows:
Basketball throw-first, Phoebe
White, second Bernadotte Van
Beck, and third Mary Ann Dick
haus.
Kittenball throw-first Mary
Ann Dickhaus, second Phoebe
White, and third Elizabeth Maly.
Bicycle race-first Esther OLDER
ding, second Mildred Thiegs, and
third Phyllis Svenneby.
so yard dash-first Verna Twin
ski, second Catherine Bushey, and
third Laura Mae Hylaman.
so yard rope jumping race-first
Frances GRADER, second Ruth
Botz, third Catherine Bushey.
Running broad jump-first Els
Their Olberding, second Helen
Winl,ler, third Dorothy Peterson.
Standing broad jump-first Dor
othy Peterson, second Esther o.
berding, third, Blanche Konop.
Hop, step and jump-first Hide
gard Schley, second Catherine