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WILMETTE LIFE, FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1924 BREAK RECORDS AT SCHOOL MEET Sean School Cblldren J>ia. play Great SkiD Several school records were broken at the annual athletic meet held at the Joseph Sears school last Friday. Ray Kriete established a new record for north shore girls when she broad jumped 14 feet, 10 inches in the A class division which was composed of children weighing more than 95 pounds. This beats the old Joseph Sears school girls' record by 3 feet. The boys and girls were dividde into 3 classes according to weight : A class, for those over 95 pounds ; B class, 75 to 95 pounds; C class, under 75 pounds. All the children . in the school took part in the meet. The events and winners of each were: A class-SO yard dash, Fraiilc Watt; 100 yard dash, Marvin Baker; running high jump, Marvin Baker; running broad jump, Tom Hicks; hop, lresses or ;hing you ng. Iring step an~ jump, Frank Watt; s~anding broad JUmp, Ralph Wheelock; pole vault, Marvin Baker; shot put, Rob Sweet. B class-SO yard dash, Mac Mclntosh; 100 yard dash, Mac Mcintosh; runn!ng high _jump, Ben R!chards; runnmg broad . Jump, Harry R1chards; ~op, step an~ JUmp, Jack Booth; standmg broad JUmp, Carleton Thorsen; pole vault, Carleton Thorsen; shot put, Bud Owen. . C class-50 yard dash, Butch Keith ; 100 yard dash, George Scott; running high jump, Tillie Nelson ; running broad jump, George Scott; hop, step and jump, Butch Keith; standing broad jump, Bob Joslin; pole vault, George Scott; shot put, Butch Keith. GI.RLS. . A class-SO Yilrd da~h, Eumce W1lson; 100 yard dash, Eumce Wilson; running high jump, Eunice Wilson ; running broad jump, Ray Kriete; hop, step and jump, Ray ning broad jump. Mary Kerr; hop, I step and jump~ Rtth Kootz; tanding broad jump, Ruth Kootz. . Adventure ltl.nden Go to Northern Camp, July 1 ---'-=----- Fraser. rangements to spend the season there. Kriete; standingyard broad jump, Doris dash, Barbara B class-SO ~earns; l~yard _das~. Charlotte Ham"'M"W' '9 ®TillS'!'"' 1lton; runnmg h1gh JUmp, Mary 'fhor. sen tied with Charlotte Ham1lton; running broad jump, Ethebell Harlan; hop, step and jump, Mary Thorsen; standing broad jump, Barbara Mearns. C class-50 yard dash, Babe Fraser; 100 yard dash, Ruth Johnson; running high jump, Betty Smythe; run- 1jf~r~omiiSti.~L~o~u~is~,iM~oi.i'h~a~veim~a~d~eia~r~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~ li ····· Bob Townley, physical and manual training director at the Joseph Sears school, Kenilworth, will leave for Adventure Boys' camp on Chamber Island on Green Bay, July 1. Four Boy Scouts from Kenilworth will also attend the camp for eight weeks. Two of the boys going to the camp, Jack Rathbone and Stanley Craven, will go on a cruiser. The other boys, Steve Hawxhurst and Bob Joslin, will motor up with Mr. Townley. All the boys are Scouts · and they will work for advance merits. About 35 boys will attend the Adventure camp. 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