The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1913-05-13
CHILD ESSAYISTS
AWARDED PRIZES
School Children Write on
Dogs for S. P. C. A.

Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Of
fered three prizes in the public
schools of this town for the best
compositions ON Dogs and How to
Treat Them" The fifth, sixth, sew
enth and eighth grades in the Maple
avenue, Speedwell avenue and Mills
street schools were invited to enter
the competition, making sixteen CLASS
rooms represented In each room
there were given three prizes, $1.00,
seventy-five cents and fifty cents;
in each room also the next best sew
en- received honorable mention. The
names of the prize winners and those
honorably mentioned are herewith
given. Next week we hope to print
a few sample compositions of those
which are considered the best among
the honorably mentioned. Much
thought and time was expended Dy
the young people upon these essays
on our friend, the dog, and many ex-
cellent essays were handed in. The
judges considered chiefly originality
as. we'll as the authors sympathy
evident for these dumb creatures
and knowledge of the right kind of
care which they deserve. Later
prizes will be offered for the best
compositions on 1.-THE Horse"
MAPLE AVENUE.
Essays from Grade V-B not yet re-
ceived.
Grade VA. First prize. Frank
Rhoads; second, Brooks Pierson;
third, Bessie Renwick. Honorable
Pierson Freeman, Mae Franklin,
I1..tl Daff
Especial class-First prize, Ernest
Jordan; second, Lucy Miller; third.
Anibel Jackson. Honorable mention
Robert Price, William White, Addie
Ray, Walter Homes, Stanelaws Me-
dina, Mary Hobgood Seakay Teabout.
Grade VIA. First prize, Philip
Lutz; second, Marjorie Meeker
third, Evelyn Pantaenius. Honorable
mention-Addie Downly, Helen Ten
Eick, James Lucia, Charles Schwarz,
Edna Ortt, August Bauer, Harry
Meeker, Cortlandt Parker
Grade VI-B. First prize. Marion
Trowbridge; second, Sara Goldstein;
third, Frances Nappin. Honorable
mention-Lucy Cosimano, Fred Whit
more, William Hopkins. Mary Boston,
Julyann Dalglish, Katie Fleming,
Evelyn Gross, Ernest Peacock. Lila
King, Clarence Cramer. Dinah Gold
stein.
Grade villa. First prize, Thomas
Urmy; second, Wilbur Day; third,
Robert Linder. Honorable mention
Merritt Ambrose, Ashton Davis, Ben
jamin Grant, Joseph Greenberg, Jack
Higbee, Russell Meslar, William
Reeves, Richard Sillitor, Henry Will
lianmson.
Grade VIII-b. First prize, Dora
Goldstein; second, Alice Elliot; third.
Helen Freeman. Honorable mention
Elva Baker, Grace zollern, Ella Smith
Inez Giovannucci, Alma Norrby, Helen
Pearce, Mary Looney, Katharin
O'Brien, Ethel Thompson.
Grade VIA. First prize, Norman
Owens; second. Byron Dexter; third,
Lloyd Adreon. Honorable mention
May McCullom, Lloyd Moreland, Ra-
chael Rosenblatt, Lena Henderson,,
Elizabeth Peters, Eudora Vanderbilt,
Albert Pierson, Ada Christensen.
Grade VII-B. First prize, Chris
tiana Mcintyre; second, Agnes Weis-
ser; third, Ruth Greenberg. Honor
able mention-Eunice Hawkins, Caro-
lyn Vance, Gertrude Thompson, Patty
CRANKY, Virginia Dickinson, Doris
Silvers, Louise Jones, Arthur Bell.
Grade VIC. First prize, Harold
Lyon; second, Albert Bourquin; third,
Florence Prior. Honorable mention
Ernest Anthony, Harry Couch, John
Hathaway, Genevieve Donahue, Ruth
Peer, Charlotte Zanco, Jennie Shaw
ger, Helen Robbins, Mildred Niper,
John Welsh.
MILLS STREET.
Grade V. First prize, Loretta Fond;
second, Margaret Weaver; third, Will
fred Meslar., Honorable mention
Louella Muss, Joseph Lunzman, Lii
liam Ridge, Alexander Wilke, Carl
Voigt, Paul Glanville, Harold Book
oven.
Grade VI First prize. Anna Van
Wrinkle; second, George S. Ford;
third, Lawrence T. Ford. Honorable
mention Frank SAMSON, Viola Gold
man, Albert Michelfelder, Ralph Liant
erman, Ethel M. Jones, Daniel jamie
son, Syril Jackson, Gladys Belcher.
SPEEDWELL AVENUE.
Grade VIII. First prize. Judson
Vaughan; second, Marion West; third
Sadie Feldman. Honorable mention
Harold zimmerman, Charles Brown,
Hobart Brown, Fred Damitz, Max
Meyerson, Ralph Tiger, Catharine
Pillion, Louise Campana.
Grade VII. First prize, Helen
Cramer; second, Raymond Saunders;
third. Minnie Patrick. Honorable
mention--Evelyn Meeker, Harold
johnson, Mildred Owen, Helen Eich-
lin, Beatrice Morris, Lillian Taylor,
Harold Green.
Grade VI. First prize, Edward
Marinaro; second, Ida Won Barber;
third, Robert Jukes. Honorable men-
tion--Sara Bohm, Lillian Tribble,
Stanley Allen, Frances Luby, Stella
Wilson, James Whitehead, Dorothy
Kitchens, Logan Grupelli.
Grade V-B. First prize, William s.
Appland; second, Teresa Farino;
third, Leonard Brown. Honorable
mention--Ernest Bozi, Ethel Gal
lagher, Mary Schennawolf. Joseph
Gravenese, Vito Cipese, Eldridge
Kronenberg, Mary Gregory.
Grade VA. First prize, Griffith
Vaughan; second, Edith Peterson;
third, Elaine Reilly. Honorable men
tion,r-Jeannie Damitz, Madelaine
Peterson, Theodore Snyder, Reginald
Baron, Patsy Santors, Alta Brennani
Harry Meeker.
Leaves All to His Children.
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