Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-03
SCHOOL EXHIBIT
HAS BIC ENDING
Many Prizes Awarded at No. 6
Before Large Audiences
Varied Program is Arranged

The exhibition which School No G
held last week came to a close Fri.
day afternoon with outdoor exercise
and a field meet in which prizes were
awarded.
The exercises were held about the
hagpole n consisted of a flag sa-
lutte, singing OF national songs and
the presentation of the prizes. both
Tor the races and the exhibition
work. First and second prizes had
been offered for written work. hand
work and drawing in each grade.
Henry Hulse. Jr, principal of the
grammar school, was the judge of
the fifth grade written work; Miss
Alice Mihlies. city supervisor of pri-
mary and kindergarten work, was
the judge of the drawing m hand
work, and Royal l.. Predmore. prin-
cipal of. Schools 4 and 10 awarded
the prizes.
The teachers and principal Of No.
6 school made an effort to interest
the parents in this exhibition. and
the splendid representation of $40
visitors In the three days manifests
the great enthusiasm which was
aroused in the several homes by the
efforts of these teachers. Sixty-fve
pupils from st. Mary's school and
their teachers were among the visi-
tVAS Add diNtAl bOn hllt lOOk part
in the outdoor exercises and flag
salute. The principals and fifty
teachers from other public schools of
the city, and L. II. Lloyd, supervising
principal of the Matavyan schools
and former principal Of Schools c
and s. were among the visitors.
The field meet hold Friday was to
determine the best runners among
the boys and girls of the several
grades. The preliminary races were
held Tuesday and three boys and
girls were selected from each room
and represented the rooms at the
finals.
The following are the names and
grades of the winners in the written
work:
5A-F1rst prize, Juliana Barath;
second prize. Anna Onuska.
5B-tirst prize, Katherine Adam
elk: second, Frances Barren.
4A-first. Regina Paylosky: second
Mary Lombaski.
4B-frst-Helen Xarembria: second
William Lindeberg.
3A-first-Blancho PavloVsky; sec
Iond-Emil Pollack.
3B-frst-Leonard Adamski; sec
lond-Addie Gano.
2A-first-Clemens Figel; second
IGeorge Martensen.
2B-1rst-Hugo Mesialia; second
George Silvaney.
1A-frst-Theodore Keall; second
-Mollie Belafsky.
1B-first-Eleanor C%uffanio; sec
'ond-Martha B~rudawsky.
kindergarten morning class 49,
William Ellis; afternoon class-Eranl,
|Porteck.
Following are the names and grades
of the winners in the races:
EIfth I'hrqn-
Frank Sardoni, Charles Benus. Girls
Lillian Hanson, Mary Hudanick.
Fourth grade-boys-Arthur Kjers-
gard, Joe Lischenski, Charles Jacob
sen. Girls-Gladys Thulleson. Anna
Lasko, Fanny Weiner.
Third Observation-Disclosures Car
Iolla, Charles Taraoci, Andrew Kovak.
iGirls-Mildred Lepper, Mary Montal-
lvo, Stephan Urbansky.
Second grade-boys-Tullio Mas
lsalo, George Gengor. John Urin,
iGirls-Mary Hudak. Elizabeth Hudan-
lick, Margaret Carr.
First grade-boys-Aike Hudak
lPeter Catelli, Valenti. Girls-Lilliar
Marcrowski, Purinna Tardella, Mil
ldred Peterson.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS class-boys
Steve Munyal, Joe Stokes, Andrew
adams. Girls-Dora Lepper. Heller
IStanko. Helen Hudak.
Afternoon class-boys - Raymond
lGray, Joe Gray, John Nesti. Girls -
Mildred Prevoznak, Angelina Ionelo
IUhren.
Following are the names and rooms
of the prize winners in handwork an'
drawing:
Miss Carmen-5A-Nevitt Monti
Pauline Duchak.
Miss Frank-5B-Andrew Norko
Frances Keller.
Miss Observation-Disclosures SteI
ger. George Porpek.
Miss Hansen-4B-Sam Polak, a
Drake.
Miss Tansey-3A-Pauline Bachus
lJoseph zimmerman.
Miss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Day
Matthew Olinsky.
Miss DISQUALIFICATION Gan
Mamie Hudak.
Miss Miller-2A-Edward Adams
dorothy Duff.
Miss Henry-2B-Frank Huda'
,nichm. Jennie Steskiewecz.
Miss Larsen-2B-Jennie Hospidor
George Silvany.
Miss Meade-1A-Tony Stanci.
Miss Grear-1A-Lillian Marrow
ski.
Miss Hegstrom - 1B Columbis
Begheafa. .
Honorable mention was given t6
Marion Stalari and Katherine Hinkl'
for the work in the needlework e&