The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-05-28
School Play
Day Splendid
Sport Event
An-Day Program on Friday
Features Games and
Athletic Contests
WINNERS GET RIBBONS
Triangular Track Meet Held
At Fair Grounds During
Afternoon

Play Day, held last Friday, was
dandy event with an all-day's
program featuring group games
meet in three divisions. One was
held for senior boys, another for
junior boys, and the third for girls
of the physical education depart
ment. In the first the Junior class
boys ran off with honors of the
day garnering a total of 81 points.
Seniors edged along in second
place with 1914 points, and the
sophomores snudged only IA.
The mornings program was for
al! grade students, and they
swarmed on the play ground with
plenty of life Grades 1 and 2,
and 4 played group games and
races under the direction Of the
individual teachers. The older
ones, grades and 6, enjoyed kit
tenball for the boys and dodge ball
for the girls.
The afternoon session was tri-
angular track meet with COMPETE
ton confined within the groups
themselves. All features of the
track events were run off and rib
bons were issued in first, second,
and third places for senior boys,
junior boys, and the girls groups.
Winners in the events are as fol-
lows:
Senior Boys-1OO yard dash: 1
Decree, 2 Reble, 3 Arvig; 200 yard
dash: 1 Degree, 2 Reble, 3 Hesse;
broad jump: 1 Dubois, Reble, 3
Egan; discus throw: 1 Tank, 2 E.
gan, 8 Reble; high jump: Dubois,
Key, and Arvig, tied for first place,
Keldahl, Egan, and Reble, tied for
second place. 440 yard dash: 1 Key,
2 Tank, Swift; half-mile run: 1
Egan, 2 Gamradt, 3 Poppe; pole
vault: 1 Dubois, 2 Reble, 3 Egan;
shot put: Egan, 2 Pope, 3 Pot
ter.
Junior Boys-A group: 100 yard
dash-1 Kurrell, 2 McHenry, 8 De-
zeil; broad jump Dezeil, 2 Kur-
rell, Ethun; 220 yard dash-1
Arvig, Kurrell, Ethun; bicycle
race-1 Carlson, 2 Engle; high
jump Carlson, 2 Pangburn, 3
INTlIlscI, CCV ydIu oy-l-oiioAu
Ethun, Troness, Kuefler, and john
son team winners. B group: 100
yard dash 1 Hildebrand, 2 Brown,
3 Jackson; broad jump-(Hilde-
brand, 2 Martin Munson, 3 Kauf-
man; bicycle race-1 Martin Num-
son, Q Alden Munson, 3 Green; high
jump Martin Munson, Brown, 3
Cooper; 40 yard shuttle relay
team taking first, Hildebrand,
Jackson, Carlson and Michels.
Girls Events: so yard DASH
Rose Weiss, 2 Phyllis Pangburn, 3
Dorothy Peterson; volley ball game
between 8 and grades was won by
the eighth grade captained by Ha-
eel Payne. In the second volley ball
contest the eighth grade club cap
tanned by Shirley Rosenwald won
out over the ninth graders. Kitten
ball far throw-1 Hazel Payne, 2
Phoebe White, 3 Lois Halstead;
Basketball far throw-1 Phoebe
White, 2 Lois Halstead; bicycle
race-1 Phyllis Pangburn, 2 Ruth
Konop, Ruth Westhoff. A final
kittenball game between freshmen
and sophomore girls was won by
the sophomores lead by their cap
tain, Eleanor Otte.
Girls Awards
Several girls will receive en-
bloms and one girl, Jane Dowswell,
will receive a certificate for out
standing work in physical educa-
ton announced director, Miss
Edith Ellingson, this week. The
awards are to be made on Friday
and are as follows: Erma Adrian,
Eleanor Otte, Jane Brecken, Verna
Iwinski, and Phyllis Pangburn.
Miss Dowswell, who gets the GER
tificate, qualities with 300 total
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