The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-10-16
EXHIBIT OF GENER-
AL SCHOOL WORK
Premium List for EXHIBIT of General
School Work for Ames-CraWford
County Short Course.
Work Entered for Prizes at This
Course Must Have Been Done
Since September, 1912.


airy 9Th to 18th. The committee ex-
pect to have number of additional
special prizes that have not yet been
fully provided for. The rules for en-
try and the methods of judging will
follow in general the plans for the
school exhibit at the Arion fair. The
committee has decided that work en-
tered for prizes at this course must
be work that has been done during
this school year, that is, since Septem-
Der, 1872 In all entries where a
whole school completes for prize
each room in a graded school will be
counted as school.
The list of prizes follow:
CLASS I-Open to pupils up to and
including the fourth grade.
/. Writing-Prizes $1.00; soc. (About
s sheets per pupil. Regular WORK done
in school,
@ Distinguishes s1.oo; Soc {About
5 sheets per pupil)
8. Language - Prizes $1.OO; SOC.
Five letters and three sheets of other
4 L. Industrial work for b syys:aI
kind of woodwork or sewing:
$1.0O; soc. Sewing, weaving, paper
6. Reed, raffia and cord weaving for
all-Prizes $l.Oo; soc. Baskets, mats
I. Best three to five article exhibit
of Industrial work by the Pupils If any
scn"ol in the above grades--Pri%es 81 oe;
CLASS II-Open to fifth and Sixth
grade pupils.
8. Writing, muscular movement
Prizes $1.OO; soc. Eight sheets of mus
cular movement writing, including both
exercises and writing. Regular work
done in school,
9. Freehand Drawing-Prizes $1.O0;
SOC Eight sheets per p pupil 8, 20. 5oc
Five letters and three sheets of other
language work
II Woodwerk g. and whiting g., for
-. Needlework for girls Prizes
$500; $1.0O: Best piece plain sewing,
hand-made kitchen app apron ar,s Prizes
s1.oO; Soc Best piece Of fancy work
or fancy sewing.
a. Reed, raffia and cord weaving
Prizes $1.o0; soc. Baskets, mats, ham
mocks, etc.
Is. Map of Iowa-Prizes s1.oo: Soc
With names of products written in.
ls. Best three to five article exhibit
school in the above grades-Prizes
CLASS III-Open to seventh and
Il. Muscular movement writing
Prizes $1.O0; soc. Eight sheets per
pupil, including both exercises and reg
ular writing, regular work done in
Is Freehand Drawing-Prizes $1.00;
soc. Eight sheets per pupil.
49,. Language = Prizes $3.50; Soc
Six letters and four sheets Of other
work. Regular work done in school.
school-Prizes $500; s1.OO With the
products of the different sections
Il. Map of Jowa-Prizes $1.00; soc.
With the natural products
22. Story of Washington, Lincoln,
Taft, Roosevelt or Wilson-Prizes $1.0O:
Soc Judged by originality, composition
and neatnesS.
20. Best composition on 'The Selec-
ton of Seed Corn" Must consider the
stalk, ear and testing. Prizes; $1.5o; soc
Prizes $500; s1.o0. Best handmade
25 Sewing and needlework for girls
Prizes $1.oO; Soc. Best piece of fancy
work Or fancy sewing.
26. Woodwork or whiting for boys
Prizes $500; $1.0O. Racks. frames,
chairs, houses, etc.
college students.
~. Business penmanship - Prizes
$3.50; $1.00. Ten sheets of any work.
2s Mechanical drawing-Prizes $3.50
$1.OO. Eight sheets or more.
49, Freehand drawing-PriZes $1.5O;
$1.00 Five sheets or more
80 Best essay on one of the follow
ing subjects-PriZes $3.50; $1.00.
1. Why should I finish the high
school course?
2. Why should I finish the college
g. Is the study of agriculture of any
practical value to high school student?
4. Will normal training in the. high
school make better teachers of high
81. Letter writing-Prizes $3.50; soc.
Eight letters. Different forms.
49, Industrial and manual training
work-Prizes $500; $1.o0. One piece
49, sewing-Prizes $500; s1oo. Two
or more useful articles.
CLASS V-Special.
of School Work Prizes $500; $1.O0.
35. For the best exhibit from any one
school--Przes to be announced later.
Educational Exhibit and Contest.
A. Work entered for prizes in this
contest must be work that has been
since September, 1912.
completes for a prize, each room in a
graded school will be counted as a
HOW 60 File the WORK.
1. Exhibits may be filed with the
county superintendent at any time or
with the secretary before 10 o'clock of
the first day.
2. Teacher, pupil or superintendent
may file work without entrance fee.
3. All work is to remain the property |
of the exhibitor and will be taken care
of by the superintendent and must not
be taken away before 4 o'clock of the
last day.
5. Work must be prepared according
to directions and a card or top page
must be fastened to each exhibit and
filled out as follows:
LIST. Work .........
"a class NO. ....
Sd. School .......... Township .......l
4th. I hereby certify that this work
was done by myself and that I am a
pupil Of this school.
Name ....... -. Address .......
Age ....... Grade ....... Date ......
believe that the above statement is
true.
Nothing to indicate the name of the
exhibitor nor the school shall appear in
any place other than on this top page.
The judges are not to know whose ex
hibit they are judging.
Directions for Preparing Exhibits.
Re S,1ro to make ton ma ge Of ident-