The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-06-23
AWARD MANY PRIZES
Hundreds of Children Receive
Awards for Essays On Pre-
yention of tuberculosis
AMY PENNEFEATHER IS FIRST

AMY PENNEFEATHER IS FIRST
Local Committee Distributes 5000 in
Prizes Among the Children of the
City at the Close of the Great Liter
ary Contest.
The most unique contest of a literary
nature ever held in the Kenosha schools
has ended and on Friday at the gradua-
ton exercises of the various schools in
the city special essays were read on
the subject of the prevention and cure
of tuberculosis. The essays were Sc
cured from hundreds of papers turned
in by school children in Kenosha dur
ing the past few weeks. These pap
ers were graded by a special commit
tee selected from men active in the
fight against tuberculosis in Wisconsin.
This committee rendered the follow
ing decision as to the prizes in the
contest The list provides for the di-
vision of more than 5000 among the
school children. The full list Of the
winners follows:
High School
First Prize So.
Amy Pennefeather, 95b.
Grades
First Prize So.
Florence Nelson, Balm school, eight
grade, 95.
High School Seniors
LIST Prize-Amy Pennefeather, 951a.
end Prize-Arthur Redeem, 9512.
so Cents-Cecelia Hill, Nettie Mil
brath, Wilfred Drath, Esther Kohlman,
Ella Norlander.
% Cents-Milton Otto, Francis Price,
Clara Anderson, Miriam Frost, Richie
Purnell, Leith Timme, Edith Mattson,
VIM. Greenwald, Mamie Meyer, Clara
Bohm.
High school-Jniors
LIST Prize-Genevi6ve Kelley a.
End Prize-Margaret Cavanagh.
3rd Prize-Ruby Hill.
so Cents-Evelyn Longmore, Edith
Holt, Helena Hammond, Katherine No
vack, Ruth Garland.
% Cents - Frances O'Hare, Nellie
Gustavson, Edna Heidersdorf, Natalie
Cox, Elizabeth Citizen, Mabel Hallet,
Amelia Hansen, John Novack, Gertrude
Bennett, Grace Robinson.
High school-Sophomores
1st Prize-Minnie Kirchner, 931a.
2nd Prize-Hugh Kehlor.
3rd Prize-Etta Norlander.
so Cents - Teresa Zens, Josephine
Smith, Hazel Brady, Elsie Bartel, Ma
rion Gamble.
25 Cents-Walter Thompson, Gladys
Trenary, Celia Bartlett, Emma Kirch-
ner, Genevieve Shields, Leo Reith, Let
tie Gulembo, Eleanor Joerndt, Frances
Mayer, Ruth Pofahl.
High School Freshmen
LIST Prize-Fred Sorensen, 911a, Mar
jorie Weyhe, Lawrence Eastman.
End Prize-Hermie Pomeroy, Olga Egg
gers, Eva Huff,
3rd Prize-Gladys Gottlieb, Florence
Pennefeather, Inez Kreuscher.
so Cent Prizes - Hazel Holderness,
Verna, Zoller, Esther Hartung, Teresa
Wilder, Louisa Gulembo, Marie Allen,
Mildred Joerndt, Marion Dagman, Rose
Fuhrer, Mamie lures, Ralph Skinkle,
Mary McCloskey, Esther Cable, Harry
Wallis, Edward Linstroth.
25 Cent Prizes-Earl Wood, Eva
Schultz, Bessie Schulien, Kathryn Ryan,
Will Hummer, Alice Goldman, Gazelle
Lovejoy, Contance Barden, Gilbert
Lance, Herbert Curtis, Paul Mattson,
Mary Jones, Esther Thomey, May Mel
vile, Ellen Norman, Evelyn Carney,
Floyd Hill, Hazel Frandsen, Lillian
Turtleson, Percival Jones, Gertrude
Eager, Geo. Becker, Walter Hagmann,
Ethel Wyman, Amy jacobson, Irwin
Allen, Vivian Dabbs, Kathryn Langan,
Bessie Children, Erwin ole.
st. James Schoolgirl Grade
LIST Prize-Margaret Lawler, 9415.
2nd Prize-Malcolm Ryan, 93l5.
3rd Prize-Eizabeth McGibbon, 90.
50 Cents-Lawrence Ole, 81; Frank
Rice, 9o15; Sheriden Gallagher, 90;
Harry Carr, 90; Bessie Henry, 80.
% Cents-Robt. Duggan, Edwin Nc
Gonegley Harold Murphy, Edith Degan,
Geo. Fountain, Horace Eddy, Emmett
Boyle, Hugh Barden, Rose Carr, Lusa-
die Parks.
st. James School-seventh Grade
LIST Prize-Elsie Mae Wade, 931a.
2nd Prize-Katherine Drake, SO.
3rd Prize-Marion Carney, 921a.
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