Northwestern Military Academy - Yearbook (Highland Park, IL)

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LLJ ' 'f Ca 7202 fsg- --..- - -- ---Y WJ'-L-A- , ,LW TRACK EVENTS F1 EVENT FIRST SECOND THIRD POINTS I Hammer Lee Ward Sisson Ward, 32 Shot ..... Lee VVard Esch . Lee, 21 Discus ...... Lee Ward Esch Thompson, 16 -140-yd. run. . ,iglgfsaggn Keith! J. Tomlmgen, 12 Broad jump. .. Sisson Lee Ward Sarles, E. 9 Mile .... .... L Flooding, G Mark Jenkins Gooding, G. 85 Highjump .... Ward Lee Mulford Sisson, 6 100-3151. d2.Sl1. .. Thompson 1Vard Mylrea Mark, 3 High hurdle... Ward Thompson glgifiggg' Mylrea, 25 Low hurdle .... Ward Thompson Mylrea Esch, 2 5 Mile .... . Sarles, E. Gooding, G. Humbird Humbird, 1 Pole Vault .... Tomhagen Ward Mylrea Keith, J. 1 220-yd. dash. .. Thompson Tomhagen Ward Jenkins, 1 Relay ...... Dflulford, 1 126 l 3 2 E I l l .L HH .LHDHVL I9 ...- --- -1. 1- -..........

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,JFS 50 THTE TARGET 5 f L P? North Shore Interscholastic Meet their final appearance for -' N May 20th the track team made A the year at the North Shore meet held under the auspices of the Lake Forest College at Lake Forest. The team on the whole gave the school a surprise, coming within a point and a half of winning the silver cup, and as it was, taking second place in the meet. Places were won in the following events: Quarter Mile Half Mile Shot Put .. Hammer Throw 100-yd. Dash Hammer Throw Shot Put . High Jump . Relay Team Second-G. K. Gooding, M. L. Sisson, J . D. Mylrea, E. R. Sarles, B.. Thompson, V. K. Tomhagen. 5.b'E'l??-7: .3553 'iggf' First--V. K. Tomhagen First-E. R. Sarles First-D. S. Lee First-D. S. Lee Second-B. Thompson Second.-Z. Ward Third-Z. Wa.rd Tied for Third-Z Warri

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52 THE TARGET ' Basket Ball FOR a short time there appeared to be a basket-ball craze. Class teams were picked and great things were expected. Major and Mrs. Davidson were kind enough to offer a supper to the class whose team won the greatest number of games. ' Mr. Abbey and Capt. Meyer arranged a schedule. There were to be three games between each class, and the winner of the most games was to be given the supper. One could see the basket-ball in the gym when the indoor was not in sight. It will be remembered that indoor always comes first at N. M. A. But one round of the schedule had been completed, and as the Seniors had won all their games, the other classes determined that it was useless to Our understudies, the Sophomores, should be complimented on their good work. The Deerfield -Township High School team, champion of the North Shore League, had the rashness to ask us to pick a regular team and give them a practice game. We did so to accommodate them. It certainly was good practice for our team. Meyer and Tomhagen played all around their forwards, and had considerable practice throwing baskets. The score was: N. M. A., 27, D. T. H. S., 21. About a week after the Junior Hop the High School team asked for a return game to be played in their gymnasium. Always willing to please them, our team, which had not touched a ball for two weeks, played them and were defeated by three points. Another game was asked for by our team. The High School saw that they were in for another defeat and so refused to play. if e A ' - . 5' 1 Jffl il , if 5' ' 23 ' f . are a ff--rf p 414 X . if 5- -' I.: Aifffin .? i lklxeski U -..- ' wif!!