The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-06-08
EDUCATIONAL.
(By G. w. Meisnest.)

(By c. w. Mesnest.)
The Annual commencement exercises
and contests were held at the Court
House and Turner Hall last Saturday.
The weather was fine and the people
took advantage Of it and turned out in
large numbers. Every part of the
county was represented, The Turner
Hall was filled to its capacity. The
program was interesting and was we'll
ORAL SPELLING.
First Pri2e-Gold Medal, awarded by
Millinery, also banner-V Violet
GoeSsel, Cooperstown No. l..
Second Prize-Camera, awarded by
j. Bigel e Sons-Lilly Schneider
Cooperstown No. 8.
Third Prize-Fountain Pen-Dorothy
Stangel, Mishicot No. 8.
Fourth Prize-Academic Dictionary
Margaret Morgan, Cato 10.
Fifth Prize-Pearl Handled Knife,
awarded by Wernecke & Schmitz-
Eyalyn Evenson, Liberty Jt. 2.
Sixth Prize-One year subscription
to Wisconsin Agriculturist-Clara Berg,
Liberty 6.
WRITTEN SPELLING.
First prize--Pair of Shoes to suit
winner, awarded by Spoentgen Bros
Emma Dreasner, Kossuth No. 2.
Second Prizc-Silver Medal, awarded
by Arthur f. Behnke, Optician-Esther
NJ. Degenhardt, Meeme it. 3.
Third Prize--Two Books, Industrial
Studies of Asia, and America and Eng
land-Walter Rodewald, Newton No. 8.
Fourth Prize-Book, Story of Wait
still Baxter by Kate Douglas Wiggin-
Esther Kamman, Meeme No. 5.
Fifth Prize-Two Books, Industrial
Studies of Europe and Cooper's Deer
layer-Mayme Benesch, Mishicot Ut. 2.
ADDING.
First Prize--Gold Medal, awarded by
Schuette Bros, also pennant-lIattie
Schwartz, Gibson No. 2.
Second Prize-Silver Medal, awarded
by Kielsmeier Bros.--Glenor A. Dris-
coll, Meeme Jt. 3.
Third Prize-Academic Dictionary
Clarence Sievert, Gibson No. 3.
Fourth Prize-Two Books, our Dom
estic Birds, and Barbarian and Noble
Melvin Heyroth, Mishicot No. 3.
Fifth Prize-Two Books, Industrial
Studies of United States, and Mexico,
America and Canada-Leona Ohm,
Rockland it. 2.
Sixth irize--One year subscription
to Wisconsin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES No
yak, Cooperstown No. 4.
FORTY FIVE COMBINATIONS.
First Pri2e-Gold Medal, awarded by
United Cloak and Suit Co.-Gustie
Schwartz, Gibson No. 2.
Second prize-Silver Medal, awarded
by Board of Examiners-Mollie Kray-
mix, Franklin Ut. 6.
Third Prize-Box OF Stationery,
awarded by G, f. Fechter-Clarence
Witte, Centerville No. s.
Fourth Prize-Two Books. Fall of
the Near, and Winter-Elvira Carstens,
Newton No. 2.
Fifth Prize--Fountain Pen-Marie
Westermeyer, Meeme, No. 5.
PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC.
First Prize Camera, awarded by j.
Bigel & Sons-George Kuitek, Coopors-
town No. s.
Second Prize Library Dictionary
Eddie Krajnik, Kossuth it. 6.
Third Prize-Two Books, Greece &
Rome-Albert Stockmeier, Centerville
No. l.
Fourth prize Book, Martha of the
Day-Eddie Schultz, Misbicot No. 6.
Fifth Prize-One year subscription
to Manitowoc Pilot awarded by Il. s..
Grove Emma Vogt, Newton No. 2.
Sixth Prize-One year Subscription
to Wisconsin Agriculturist-Ann Gig
Ter, Cooperstown No. 4.
LANGUAGE.
First Prize-Pair of Shoes to suit
winner, awarded by o. Torrison Co.
Helen Bleichwell, Liberty Ut. 3.
Second Prizo--Fountain Pen, award
ed by Thoo. Schmidtman' Sons CO.
Harry Rodlon, Maple Grove 4.
Third Prize-BoX OF Stationery,
awarded by G. f.. Fechter Katherine
IIussey, Franklin 8.
Fourth Prize-Two Books, School
Dictionary and Principles of Cooking
Edwin Koib, Meemo No. 5.
Fifth Prize-Two Books, England,
Scotland and Ireland and Patriots and
Tyrants-Dorothy Stangel, Mishicot 6.
PENMANSHlP.
First Prize--Gold Medal, awarded
by Board of Examiners. (For pupils
above IL years. Elizabeth Holfeltz,
Meeme it. 8.