New Britain herald., 1918-03-28

Slle Var Sayings Certificate: second, IF Thrift Starhps, prizes for each sec ton being the Same. E Grade 8, fhst prize, Thrift Stamp: second pAize, 8. Grade 7, first prize, 12 Thrift Stamps; second prize, 8. Grade 6, frst prize, s Thrift Stamps; second pfize, 5, Grade 5, first prize, Thrift Stamps; second prize.>> 5 Grade 4, first prize. Thrift 1 Stamps: second prize, 3. Grade 8. first prize. Thrift l Stamps; second prize, 8, 1 Grade 2, first prize, 1 Thrift l Stamps; second prize, 9. Grade 1, first prize. Thrift l Stamps; second prize, ?. 1 The conditions governing the con- l test and the judges are announced as 1 follows:
 The contest closes April 30, 1918. ] No posters will be accepted after this l date.
 l l. All competitors must be pupils ] in regular attendance in any of the ] schools of New Britain.
 2. Pupils may submit as many l posters as they wish. g. Under no condition may posters ! be worked on by instructors. 4. Posters may be the following sizes: Grades 1 to 6, not larger than l 12x1S or 9x24; Grades ' to 8, not l larger than 18x24; High school, not larger than 22x2S. 5. No name, word or mark may 8 D. pear on either the face or the back of the poster except the prescribed label which will be furnished by ] u-bic only on the back. Instruction regarding this label will be issued by the War | Savings committee during the last 1 week in April.
 6. The informa ton on this label must appear on the outside of sealed envelope which must contain the following: (a) the same informa- ton Gas on the outside of the sealed envelope>; (b) the name and address of the pupil; {c) the school and grade.
 7. These sealed envelopes should be sent to the principal of the school who, on April 30, will forward them in one package to the Director of Art Education, office at the Vocational High school, Bassett street.
 s. Teachers will send posters ac- cording to the following arrange nGnt. IF lTSC ana SeCoHu duc poHot~ CTS to Miss Richardson, Rockwell school: third and fourth grade post CTS to Miss Cronin, Smalley school; fifth and sixth grade posters to Miss Hitchcock, Northend school; seventh \ and eighth grade and High school posters to MT. Hagen, Prevocational l school.
 9. Any poster submitted In viola 1 tion of the foregoing will, in justice to the other competitors, be rejected.
 10. Posters winning prizes will be placed on exhibition by the War Saw ings committee. S. H. Holmes, superintendent Of schools, director of the competition.
 Grade judges who will select the ten best posters in each grade:
 Grades 1 and Miss Ethel Rich ardson, chairman; Miss Charlotte Hitchcock, Miss Elizabeth I.eupold, Miss Dorothea Burleson. l Grades 8 and 4-Miss Sarah M. Cronin, chairman; Miss Alice Hicks, Miss Harriet Derwig, Miss Anna Riley Grades and 6--Miss Bertha, Hitch cock, chairman; Miss Lillie Hubert Miss Tripp, Miss Frances Reed. Grades and and High School ! William l.. Hagen, chairman; MISS Grace FIolton, Miss Dora Wetherbee Miss Ruth Blackington.
 Final judges who will select the two best (prize- -winning) posters from the ten best posters in each grade:
 Joseph Wiseltier, chairman; Miss Ethel Richardson, Miss Sarah Cronin, Miss Bertha Hitchcock, William Hagen.
 Honor judges who will award the three prizes of honor
 Judge B. F. Gaffney; Miss Ella, A. Fallon, supervisor of elementary grades; Lewis Stephenson, advertising manager, Landers, Fra,ry & Clark.