The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-06-06
EDUCATIONAL.
(By j. w. VoboriO
COUNTY, COMMENCEMENT.


The dral weather brought an unusal
! ~ large crowd 10 the Annual County
Contest and commencement exercises
held at the Court House and the Or
pheum on June 1T.
The contests in the morning were
close and spirited and The winners we're
well scatlertd Il over the whole county
The afternoon was made very enter-
tanning toy the we'll recited deelama-
tiuns and good songs.
L. S. Schmitz gave an excellent ad-
dress on the Red Cross Work and the
War Chest Fund The large crowd was
very attentive and showed their ap-
precation Of the program by generous
applause.
The following are the winners of
prizes in the contests
Banner (given by o. Torrison Co. in
| 1900 to the school winning in the
Oral Spelling Contest. Norma Gass,
| Newton No 2. l
Pennant made up in County Colors will
be transferred to the school winning
first place in the Adding Contest,
Bessie Havliohek, Franklin Jt. o.
ORAL SPELLING
First Prize-Gold Medal, awarded by
Simon's Millinery. Norma Gass,
Newton No. 2.
Second Prize-Camera, awarded by J.
Bigei & Sons. ELLA Janing, Center
| willie No l..
| Third Prze-Academic Dictionary, as
| warded by American Book Company.
Herbert Knudson. Eaton No. /.
Fourth Prize--A Cap or Stockings, a
warded by \. Wall & Son. Karen
| White, Cato No. II.
Fifth Prize-Box of Stationery, award
| ed by X. G. Olp. Edwin Keihn,
| Two Rivers No. 4.
WRITTEN SPELLING
First Prize-Pnir of Shoes to suit win
ner, awarded by Spoentgen Bros.
Mayme Kopidlansky, Franklin No.
IA.
Second Prize-Fountain Pen, awarded
by John Koehler. Tlle Cisler,
Franklin Jt. @.
| Third Prize-Pearl Handled Knife, a
warded by Wernecke & Schmitz.
Lillian Kostlevy, Kossuth it. /.
| Fourth Prize-Box of Stationery, a.
warded by h. q. dip. Marcella
Grimm, Two Rivers No. Z
| Fifth Prize-One years subscription TO
and awarded by the Wisconsin Agri-
culturist. Eleanor Grove, Liberty
Ut. 4.
ADDING
First Priz0-Gold Medal, awarded by
Schuette Bros. Bessie Havlchek,
Franklin, it. 6.
Second Prize-Fountain Pen. awarded
by J.>A. Rummele. Olga Alfstad,
Liberty 1T. 2.
Third prze-Pair of Scissors or Knife,
awarded by Worel Hard ware Co.
Mildred Schmeisser, Meeme it. 8.
Fourth Prize-Booi, awarded by C. T..
Fechter. Rosie Zeman, Kossuth Jt1
Fifth Prize--One Years subscription to
and awarded by the Wisconsin Agri.
culturist. Helen Zahorik, Gibson
No. 9.
FORTY-FIVE COMBINATIONS
First Prize-Gold Medal awarded by
Wagner's style Shop Magdalen
Anderson, Cato No. ~.
Second Prize-Silver Medal awarded
by Kielsmeier Bros. Erna Vogt,
Newton No. 2.
Third Prize Stockings or cap awarded
by A. Wall Son. Irene Salm,
Meme No. 4.
Fourth Prize-Book awarded by Chas.
Fechter Lamira Prigge, Center
willie it. g.
Fifth Prize-Box of Pencils. Marcella
Jedlicka, Gibson it 8.
PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC
| First Prize--Pair of Shoes, awarded by
Jos, A. Buchner. Gina Schulz,
Rockland No. 6.
Second Prize, Camera, awarded by J.
Bigel & Sons. Adolph Dvorak,
Mishicot No. g.
Third rrize-Pair of Scissors or Knife,
awarded by j. j. Stangel Hardware
Co. Edmund Napieczinslxi, Two
Rivers No |.
Fourth Prize-One Years subscription
to Manitowoc Pilot awarded by E. s.
Grove. Della Stastny, Kossuth No
Fifth Prize-One years subscription To
and awarded by the Wisconsin Agri-
culturist Herbert Knutson, Eaton
No. |,
LANGUAGE
First Prze-Pair OF Shoes TO suit win
ner, awarded by o. Torrison Co
Katheryn Hussey, Franklin No 8.
Second Prize-Founsain Pen, awarded
IN nhan o. 49,, l. a Cana ~.