Washington County News | 1934-02-22 | Page 4 | Woodward School

WOODWARD SCHOOL Due to the weakness of many of the students after having the measles, all basketball, kickball and football activities were dispensed dis-pensed with for at least two weeks. In place of these activities activ-ities we started a competitive washer pitching contest. Hundreds Hund-reds of students took part, many became very expert. Joe Beatty and Herschel Hafen were first of the boys with Shirl Alger and Blaine Fawcett of the fifth as runners up. In the girls contest Beth Wade and Viola Blake were the winners with Oma Parkinson and Bonita Burgess as runners up. " Marcia McAlli. student in the Tw " Per cent fHi. examination. : The second grad f airplane race in class. It's har A- row will win beca.K k t ren are coming- I each day in their v61' i We are making which will hefp t polite at home and have been enjoying t about President yesterday we studio flag and mad6 on : J border m our Behoof . $