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Left to right: Upper, Afton Brown and Marjorie Larson of the P. 0. M. Girls’ club. Center, Lauretta Snarr, •senior; Ellen Jackson, junior; Mary Snyder, sophomore; ready for the obstacle race. Below, Erma Winn, sophomore, who made the 50-yard dash in 6 4-5WEST HIGH GIRLS CELEBRATE ANNUAL DAY0+0 0+0 0+0 0+0 0+0 OfO 0+0 0+0 0+0 0+0 |FIELD AND TRACK EVENTS PROVE PROWESS iForbidding Skies Cannot Dampen Enthusiasm of Charming Athletes.Girls' day, a a annual event, was duly celebrated Thursday afternoon on the West high campus, in spite of the forbidding skies. The day’s activities were sponsored by the West Athletic Girls, with the gym instructors. Miss Ruth Carol Evans, Miss Lola Farrell, Miss Mary Stewart and Miss Louise Snow in charge.A patriotic number by the West High school band, under the direction of Kenneth Royiance, was followed by a parade of the 800 West high girls around the track and to the bleachers. The Leaders' club, an organization o! athletic girls, led the parade with the following members: Helen Enos, Ada Chamberlin, Ethel Larsen, Nellie Larch, KetherinvKeeler, Lucile Lir.d-strom, Pia MotteH, Edna Peterson, Myrtle Wolfe, Mary Armstrong, Lorn a. Young. Zoo Bush, Margaret Haup-t and Thera Davis, seniors! Ellen Jackson, Vivian Pierce, Phyllis Prater, Ardeilo Fischer. Mary Cooper, Jean Brown, Gladys Huber and Fawn McMillan, juniors.POSTURE PARADE.The posture parade was the nest on the program, with about sixty girls from each of the three classes, sophomore. junior and senior, participating.Salute to the flag and the playing of the national anthem constituted the next event of Importance.O'Brien Boy Thin and PaleIn a LittlA Orer Two Months Gained Eleven Pounds.As a body builder, an appetite creator, and to maka weak, skinny boys and girls sturdy, strong and full of energy, there is nothing like Cod Liver Oil—any physician will tell you that.But it’s vile, horrible stuff to tako, and is apt to upset any stomach, so now doctors arc prescribing and wise parents arc buying McCoy s Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets—sugar-coated, and as eaey to tako aa candy.; The son of George G. O’Brien of XEahwah, N. J., was thin and pale and did not get enough nourishment from his food. In a little over two mouths ho gained eleven, end one-half pound3, and feels and looks one-hundred per cent better.Mothers, if any of your children ftro weak, thin or puny, give them those tablets as directed for 30 days,Th« track and field events followed the preliminary' exercises.The Juniors amassed a grand total of 150 points to capture the honors handily from the seniors, who finished second with 115, and the sophomores, tvho trailed with SP points.Miss Erma Winn, sophomore, won the 60-yard dash in the last time of n 4-5 seconds. Miss Winn also ran the 60-yard hurdles for her class.•Miss Ada Chamberlain, senior, took honors for the seniors, capturing first phtco In the 60-yard hurdles, third in the bO-yard dash, and participating In the running and walking relays for her class.SUMMARY OF EVENTS.Summary of the track and. field events follows:50-yard dash:Heat 3—First, Juniors, Dorothy Kelley: second, senior. Pearl Glgy: third, sophomore, Alberta. Fisher. Time, 7.2 seconds.! Heat 2—First, junior, Phyllis Prater; second, senior, Pla Mottes; third, sophomore, Alton Brown. Time, 7 seconds.Heat 3—First, sophomore, Erma Winn; second, senior, Lorim Young; third, Junior, Jean Brown. Time, 6.8 seconds.Heat 4—First, Junior, Margaret Smith: second, tied, sophomore and senior, Alice Smith and Hath Blosh, Time, 7.2 seconds.Hurdles, 00 yards;Heat 1—First, senior. Ada Chamberlain; second, junior, Emma Evans; third, sophomore, LeYerc Sears. Time, 8.6 seconds.Heat 2—First, Junior, Sperry Branca; second, tied, senior and sophomore, Marguerite Smith and Emma Blaine. Time, 8.8 seconds.Heat 3—First, junior, L. Thurston: second, sophomore, Clara Hunter; third, senior, Louise Hadley. Time, 3.3 seconds.Heat 4—First, junior, Grace Llfciley; second, senior. Myrtle Wolfe; third, sophomore, Mary Snider. Time 9 seconds.Running relay:Heat 1—First, juniors; second, seniors: third, sophomores. Time, 1:43.Heat 2—First, Juniors: second,sophomores; third, seniors. Time, 1:39 -i-G.Walking relay:Heat 1—First, juniors; second, seniors; third, sophomores. Time, 2:18 1-5.Heat 2—First, juniors; second, seniors: third, sophomores. Time,2;15 2-5.Basketball far throw:First, sophomore3, 331 feet; second, juniors, 930 feet; third, seniors, 878.6 feet. .Baseball far throw: 1First, Juniors. 1926.81 feet: second, sophomores, 1839.10 feet; third, seniors, 1S26 feet.Target;First, juniors, 14; second, seniors, 12; 'third, sophomores, 9.Total points—-First, juniors, 15b; second, seniors, 35; third, sophomores, 39.The following were the invited guests: Superintendent G. N. Child,Mrs. Georgo A. Eaton, Mrs. Albert Ballard, Mrs. W. H. Lovesy, Sirs. I. E. Willey, Mrs. G. H. Beckman, Mrs. Harcld P. Fabian, Mrs. Jesse N. Smith, lira George Raybould, Mrs. ~ — S. Millikin. Mrs. Roy McIntyre, Mrs, Dana T. Smith, Mrs. Alex B. Carr, Mrs. George n:’. Wasson, Mrs. Charles F. Barrett, Mrs. Alex K. Eber-hardt and Miss Chari otto Stewart.The hostesses of the day were: Mrs.
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Salt Lake Tribune
Salt Lake City, Utah, US
Fri, May 20, 1927
Page 22
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