The Gleaner . mon. Half mile run, Rudley, Levy, Ostro-lenk, Stabinsky and Hausman. Mile run, Schlessinger, Rudley, Sta-binsky, Schulman, Oostrolenk, Bergand Coltun. Broad jump, Schlessinger, Fleischer,Spyer, Condor and Lieb. High Jump, Spyer, Lieb, Schlessing-er, Ostrolenk and Stern. Pole vault, Stern, Condor and Schles-singer. Shot put, Rudley and Spyer. Athletic Association. At the January meeting of the Ath-letic Association considerable busi-ness was transacted. The followingofficers were elected: President, Spy-er, 10; Vice President, Leiser, 11;Secretary and Treasurer, Sarner, 11;General
The Gleaner . mon. Half mile run, Rudley, Levy, Ostro-lenk, Stabinsky and Hausman. Mile run, Schlessinger, Rudley, Sta-binsky, Schulman, Oostrolenk, Bergand Coltun. Broad jump, Schlessinger, Fleischer,Spyer, Condor and Lieb. High Jump, Spyer, Lieb, Schlessing-er, Ostrolenk and Stern. Pole vault, Stern, Condor and Schles-singer. Shot put, Rudley and Spyer. Athletic Association. At the January meeting of the Ath-letic Association considerable busi-ness was transacted. The followingofficers were elected: President, Spy-er, 10; Vice President, Leiser, 11;Secretary and Treasurer, Sarner, 11;General Manager, Aarons, 10; Assist-ant Manager, Lendk, 11: BaseballManager, Condor, 08; Football Man-ager, Levy, 10; Auditors, Ostrolenk,09, and Coltun, 10. At a recent meeting of the footballteam Ostrolenk, 09, was elected cap-tain for the coming season. Following the meeting of the foot-ball team, a meeting of the baseballteam was held at which Schlessinger,08, was elected captain of the 1908team. C THE GLEANER 13. The editor of this department here-by wishes to extend his best wishesto the departing staff and congratula-tions as to the work of the past edi-tor of this department. It will be theduty of the Exchange Editor to con-tinue along the lines which have beenso successfully followed by its for-mer editor. The editor also wishes to extendgreetings to all the exchanges of theGleaner and it is his aim to have theirgood will and good opinion. As theGleaner trudges along the rocky roadof journalism, its editors will alwaysbe pleased to receive suggestions fromits fellow journals and throw a wordof cheer to those that are laboringalong the same road. We hope to maintain the standardof the Gleaner and to surpass thework of the late staff. While pursuing these objects weshall not place in oblivion the primaryobject of the Gleaner, namely, thatof giving expression to the thoughtsof the Farm School students and pre-serve our school day literature. With these goals set before us webegi
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