The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-02-23
SECOND ANNUAL
CONTEST CLOSES
Maps and pehmanship Equal to Work
Of College or High School-com-
81 petition strong--FuII List Of
II a Winners of Prizes.

}, Nearly every schopi IN hc couh.'
was represented and the work wa
fine. Exhibits haze been On displa,
lfor about one week and those wht
haye examined the work say that !
was the finest they ever saw. Thu
!. rural teachers of the county are tC
, | be commended upon their efforts
The work by the girls In the line Of
, sewing was exceptionally good and
. the work of the boys at sled making
, etc., as great Maps and penmanshiI
are equal to those prepared by stu
!. dents of colleges or high schools. In
the lines exhibited the rural students
are in advance of their cousins by
considerable. II was the intention OF
Supt. Young to exhibit the work in
the Baldauf. Rosenblatt windows, but
owing to the bad weather this was
necessarily abandoned. In all cases
but two there was plenty of work on
exhibition TO make competition
strong.
lea:. Bloomfield Superior.
Most OF the exhibits and the one
that took the most prizes came from
THE Bloomfield school in Spring
Creek township. The following is
the list OF prizes and the winners:
Specimens of penmanship Showing
work of pupil on at least ten different
dayst. lst. Edna Olinger, Monroe No.
8: End. Chas. Evans, of Evans.
Set of five specimens OF penman'
ship from five different pupils, not
more than Two from same grade. lst,
Evelyn Smith, Monroe No. 8; End,
Nellie 'DeGues, Richland No. 10.
Collection of drawings, pen, pencil
crayola or water colors Give or more)
lst, Rowland WoodcOck. Evans; 2nd,
Leroy Stanton, Bloomfield, Spring
| Creek.
| Neatest and best kept note book
for fall term of 1910 or winter of 1910.
3. II. lst. Marie C6vey, Jefferson No.
2: End, Margaret Hoover, Maple
Grove, of Cedar.
Arithmetic work above fifth grade,
Set OF l5s original problems relating
to country life, stated and. solved:
Five problema fran each of, three
different pupils, each pupil from q
different grade. lsts Fairyiew school,
Harrison Township: End, Richland,
No. 10. a.y
Set Of three maps Of Iowa, one
from each of three different pupils.
LIST, GlenWood school, Spring Creek;
End, Prairie No. G.. ...-
" Sef of three product maps Of Unit
ed States, one from each of three pm.
pills. LIST, Bloomfield. Spring Greek;
End, West Weaver, Scott.
| Set OF maps including map of Ma
ha3ka county, your township, your
school district. LIST, Bloomfield Spring
Greek: End. Prairie No. 2.
| Historical chart. LIST, Belle Moore,
Prairie, of Cedar; End, Harold Gable,
Union No. g.. ..
Physiology chart. LIST. Mary MUIR,
Red of Harrison: End, Geo. Karstee.
ter, Prairie OF Cedar.
Hand sled. list, Harold Yeoma,
Olive Branch, Cedar; End, Geo. Nc.
kamey, UAlOn NO. y.
Article made from grain (using
any or all parts of the plant or plants.
1st, Fred Clark, Bush street, Garfield !:
End, Richard Hoover. Bloomfield,
Spring Creek.
Set of any three or more of the fol
lowing articles of sewing: Work
apron. fancy apron, calico dress, shirt
waist. darning bag, boys waist; by
pupil or pupils. LIST, Chapel Hill
School students, Blanche Young, Sa'
rah Perkins and Edith Reynolds; 2nd
Unity School. Hazel Rice, Nina
Wright aud Helen Unsicker.
Set OF any three or more of the
following: Buttonholes (six), patch
work. hemmed towel. dressed doll
hemmed stand cover; by pupil oil
pupils. LIST. Bloomfield School stu
dent. Pauline Hoover End. Glenwoot
School students, of Spring Creek
leila Hoover and Lizzie Vanklamern
Spelling contest, using Section l
Part II OF Progressive Speller. LIST
Lois Hill. Star. Union; list, Haze
Jewell, Buckeye Margaret Kentfield
. OF Giyin, won third prize. The follow
ling contestants were In the sl.O
class: Margaret Sharp, Beacon, GaI
! field; Wayne Stewart, Old Rose Hill
White Oak; Helen Moore, Buckeye
Spring Creek; Florence Brown. Nc
4, Monroe; Frederick Hilleary, No.
Monroe; Glenn Barnes. Red. Harr
, son; Harold, Freeman. West Centel
Lincoln; Margaret Hoover, Mapl
. Grove, Cedar; Marie Andeway, No.
) Monroe: Ada Van Zee. Center, Blac
1 Oak and Scott: Gertie versteegl
4 Prairie: Virgil Hauenstein. BeilefonI
. tame, Scott.
I Five dollars 10 teacher making be:
d display OF exhibits. Number OF e
i hibits. 25 points; quality OF exhibit
y co points; arrangement of exhibit
IL points. The winner OF this co
test has not been named, hut IL
test Is Miss Nav Powell. of Bloor
:, field school. Spring Creek.
y The teachers who deserve speci
q mention In this contest are: Mar
e McLandsborougb, Monroe No.
d Sylvia z. Plat. Of Evans: Ann Grun
D. man. Richiapd No. 10: May Powe