The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-04-07
Field and Fai Day
For NeWberry Schools

Qua,lebaum, Prosperity high school
The Soul of the Violin-Miss Efie
Bishop, Trinity.
Public School Education the Hope
of the Nation-F. P. Hill, Newberry
high school.
The Rugg!eses Dinner Party-Misi
Narvis Settler, Pomaria.
Brer' Rabbit and Brer' FoX-Huber;
Aull, Pomaria
The Soul CT the Violin-Miss Kath-
crime Harms, Newberry high school.
Peer Sorgum in Love-Miss Lois
Johnson, Whitmire high school.
Little Golden Hair-Miss Celeste
Singley, Excelsior
Unconditional Surrender = Julia
Blair, Dead Fall.
A Straying Sunbeam-Lois Glasgow
Jalapa.
The judges, composed of Prof W
K. Tate, Miss Viii Lou Gray, and Prof
j. B. Coleman, awarded the prizes as
follows:
High School Defamation.
Girls-First, Caro- Wyche, Prosper
ity; second, Kathleen Counts, Little
Mountain; third, Lois Johnson, Whit
mire.
Boys-First, Olin Long, Little Noun
tain; second, F. P. Hill, Newberry;
third, Henry Quattlebaum, Prosperity
Grammar School Defamation.
In the grammar school contest
which was neld at the college on Fri
day the following prizes were award
ed:
Girls-First, May Long, Mount Pill
grim; second, Azile Parr, Boundary
Street; third, Annie Wheeler, Little
Mountain.
Boys-First, Edward Epting, Boun-
dairy Stree,; second, Hubert Aull, Po-
maria; third, Virgil Long, Little Noun
tain.
The other contests at the college re-
suited as follows:
Reading.
First Grade-First, Nellie May Ept-
ing, Little Mountain; second, Ruth
Long, Speer Street; third, James Aull,
Pomaria.
Second Grade-First, Benetta Buz-
hardt, speers Street; second, Ernest
Layton, West End; third, Rebecca
Hartman, Prosperity.
Third and fourth grades-First,
Grace Wheeler, Prosperity; second,
Lille Woodward, West End; third,
Carolyn Weeks, Speers Street.
Fifth and sixth grades-First, Alb
bic Gaillard, Speers Street; second,
Ruby Cook, Mount Pilgrim; third,
Ethel Blair, Fork
Spelling.
Third and fourth grades-First,
Katrina Counts, Prosperity; second,
Emery Bowman, Speers Street; third,
Maude Hamilton, Boundary Street.
Fifth and sixth grades-First, Car
rie Folk, Zion; second, Bernard Stone,
Excelsior; third, Virgil Long, Little
Mountain.
Seventh through tenth-First, An
ME Kinard, Newberry high school;
second, Mary Helen Longshore, smyr-
ma; third, Rosa Hamm, Silverstreet.
Arithmetic.
Fourth and fifth grades
Blanche Boozer, Prosperity; second
Marie Morgan, Whftmire; third, jamie
Dell Paysinger, Boundary Street.
Sixth and seventh grades-First, Ro-
berta Mann, Boundary Street; second,
Robert sentell, speers Street; third,
Annie Hunter, st. Lukes.
Composition.
Third and fourth grades-First,
Troxelle Wright, Speers Street; Sec
ond, Eloise Boozer, O'Neall; third,
Myra Hunter, Prosperity.
Fifth and sixth grades-First, Mel
lie Wise, Prosperity; second, Daisy
Young, Zion; third, Irwin Leavell,
Speers Street.
Seventh, eighth and ninth grades
First, Oscar Nance, Whitmire; second,
Annie Wise, Fairview; third, Ruth
Digby, Newberry high school.
Miscellaneous Exhibits.
Best pressed or labelled collection OF
flowers, Betsy Hunter, St. Lukes.
Best pressed or labelled collection
of leaves, Mozelle Long, Zion.
Best native grain collection, Hern-
doo Ha1facre TobOs stone