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Plentywood, Sheridan County, Montana
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The county Roundup, an educational and athletic meet postponed from May 18, was held last Friday, drawing a record crowd. Contests in scholastics, declamation, art, manual training, and athletics were divided between town and rural schools, with Redstone and Homestead taking first in their divisions.
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Honors Are Evenly Divided In Track, Scholastic Meet
Redstone, Homestead Place First In Respective Divisions
The county 'Roundup,' which was to have been held May 18, and was postponed, was held last Friday and drew a record crowd for the events. The contest was sponsored by the county superintendent, and though there were not as many entries as was expected, interest was keen, and participants and onlookers pronounced the day as well spent. Honors were gathered by contestants from all parts of the county, which indicates the equality of the work being done in the schools.
Scholastic contests were held in the school rooms, while declamation contests and art and manual training exhibits were at the school auditorium. The athletic events were held at the county fair grounds.
Four banners were awarded, going to the various winners of first place in scholastic and athletic events in both town and rural divisions. Six pennants were awarded for second places.
In the Flag Declamation contest, sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary, and which was divided into four divisions, winners were: Bernard Winter, Medicine Lake; Marjorie Evans, Medicine Lake; Ib Jensen, Redstone; Norma Prescott, Outlook.
Below is given results of the various events:
Town Schools
Scholastic contest: Redstone, 154 points, 1st place; Plentywood, 146 points, Medicine Lake, 146 points, tied for 2nd place.
Art and Manual Training exhibit: Plentywood, 1st place; Redstone, 2nd place; Antelope, 3rd place.
Athletic Contest: Plentywood 66 points, 1st place; Outlook 39 points, 2nd place.
Rural Schools
Scholastic Contest: Homestead 78 points, 1st place; Hiawatha 66 points, 2nd place; Garfield 52 points, Lone Star 52 points, tied for 3rd place.
Athletic Contest: Homestead 541 points, 1st place; Raymond 221 points, 2nd place; Ueland 19 points, 3rd place.
Art and Manual Training exhibit: Hiawatha 1st place; Homestead 2nd place; Lone Star 3rd place.
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County Fair Grounds, School Rooms, School Auditorium
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Last Friday
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The county Roundup featured scholastic, declamation, art, manual training, and athletic contests for town and rural schools. Redstone won first in town scholastics and placed second in art; Plentywood won town athletics and art. Homestead won rural scholastics and athletics; Hiawatha won rural art. Winners in Flag Declamation: Bernard Winter, Marjorie Evans, Ib Jensen, Norma Prescott.