Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-05-12
CONTESTS Held
AT REEDSBllRC
.
Central DeIlona and Oakland
Schools Carry Away First Priz-
es; ESQ Present

Peter Zapp won first place in the
corn Judging contests.
Juanita HinriChs will represent
Sank county in the state fair contests.
It has been estimated that over two
hundred fifty students attended the
academic contests and the field meet
held at the Sank county normal last
Saturday Pupils came by truck, wag-
on, and auto; some even attending
from the neighborhood of Sank City
and Spring Green.
The contests were open to all up
per grade pupils from one room
schools or from two department state
graded schools. Prizes we're offered
for the best work in writing, arith-
metic, spelling, map drawing and corn
Judging In the afternoon there was a
field meet and baseball game.
Central Dellona school carried off
first honors in the academic branches
due to the brilliant work of Frank l..
Mundth, who captured two irsts and
a second prize Chenille graded
schools were close seconds while Del
ton graded, Loganville graded, Dia-
mond Hill school and Clay Hill school
tied for third place.
In the athletic events of the after
noon Oakland school Falked away
with first place scoring 1912 points.
Glenville graded school again carried
off second honors while Excelsior
school held out for third place.
The possession of the silver loving
cup-a training school trophy is
given to the winner of the corn judg
ing contest. Mr. Nelson from the
State College Of Agriculture. conduc-
ted this conte st. H e e.
clared Peter Zapp winner. The pos
session of the silver loving cup there
fore goes to the East Narrows Prairie
school
In addition to- the foregoing con-
tests the State Fair contestant was
chosen. This student will represent
Sank county schools at the state fair
next fall
Juanita Hinrichs of Oak Hill school
secured this honor and consequently,
she will journey to Milwaukee next
fall with all expenses paid.
The following is a list of all Of the
contest winners:
Girls Penmanship
Edith Hillman, Delton school.
Evelyn Rott, No. 1 Woodland.
Rosalie Walker, No. / Woodland.
Boys Penmanship
Frank L. Mundth, Central Dellona
George Ludwig, Delton Dist. l.
Joe Greenwood, Oakland School.
Girls Arithmetic
Lillian Dreifke Diamond Hill school
Helen c. vogel, Montgomery school
E1lnice Wonder Ohe, e. N. Prairie.
Boys Arithmetic
RAYMOND Cridelich, e. N. Prairie.
Henry Schrank, Loganville graded.
Peter C. Zapp, e. N. Prairie.
Girls Spelling
Arnieta Hinrichs, Oak Hill school.
Bernyce Pearson, Chenille school,
Esther Wedel, Chenille graded.
Boys Spelling
Henry Schrank, Logsnville graded.
Isaac Metcalf, Montgomery school
Muriel Schneider, Chenille school.
Note: The judges made mistake
in this name. On second vote the
name was included as her score was
high enough to place her as a winner
among the girls.
Girls Memory Map, u. S. & Ct Lakes
Alma Muth, Chenille graded.
Madelyn Carol, Clay Hill school.
Boys Memory Map us. & CT. Lakes
Joe Greenwood, Oakland school.
Frank Mundth, Central Dellona
Girls Memory map contest N. A.
Madalyn Carroll, Clay Hill school.
Lulu Mittelstaedt, Excelsior No. s
Boys Memory map contest NJ. A.
Frank Mundt, Central Dellona
/ John Dickie, Diamond Hill school
Athlete Events
/ point:
Oakland school, first ----1O715
Chenille school. second ------55
Excelsior school, third -----35
Litz school fourth -------277.
Ironton, tie for fifth ------------20
Delton tie for fifth ---------- 20