The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-15
TOPEKA WINS 1T

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Second tenors-Bert Stoves, Milton Smith,
Howard McCord, Martin Baker,
First bass Theron ,, French, Alfred Ax.
Second bass-Joe Robb. Ronald Hadsen,
Harold Hodge, Harold Robinson
Orchestra.
John Schwartz, Harold Brent, Eugene
Johnson, Tom Hughes. Tom Johnston, joy
Graydon Southern, Delbert Ewing, Edgar
Gardner, Robert Service. Miss Elizabeth
Kenneth Worsiey, Miss Charlotte Affron,
Welda Cain. Miss Catherine Jordan, Miss
Margaret Morse. Ray Weese, Miss Helen
~, Miss Olive Reese, Miss Dorothy Allison.
Miss Alice Voiland, Hermes Nye, Miss AL
berthe Cox, Harry Dawdy. Tim Lower
OrviIle Clark, Leo Carmain, Middleton Per-
~, Leon! King, John Roehr, Miss Mildred
Ralston. Ronald Olney. Miss Lorraine
Bates at the piano.
John DeMun, entered in the must
clans contest, open for high school
graduates between the ages of II and
% years, won second place in the bass
solo contest. He won first place in
the high school contest last year.
Miss Berenice Hen1us, winner of the
first place in the high school contest
last year, and entered in the amateur
class this year, again won first place.
First in Mixed Chorus.
The first place in mixed chorus
singing. won by Topeka, was the
event which counted most points to-
ward the winning score. The mixed
chorus victory counted ten points; the
girls glee club netted eight points,
the boys glee club eight points, and
the second place for the Topeka or
chestra, six points.
There were thirty-eight high school
boys and girls seventeen boys and
twenty-one girls-in the mixed chorus
event. Thew
First sopranos. CASTOR Washburn.
Jeanette Schwartz, Irene Early, Ven
ice Adamson, Ivon Baxter, Iris Bax-
ter, Ruth Carswell. Geraldine Scott
and Esther Neiswander.
Second sopranos, Lucille Martin
Marjorie Martin, Louise easier. Nor
ma McGreW, Dorothy Stark. Mildred
Sanders, Helen McAdams and Irene
Austin.
Altos. Marjorie johnson. Ruth
Schel, GOldie Wickstein, Ruth Jack
man, Grace Stoves, Lois Gish and
Margaret Morse.
First tenors. Carl Richardson. Har-
King and Lewis Keller.
Second tenors, Bert Stoves, Martin
Baker, Milton Smith and Howard Nc
Cord.
First bass. Theron French. Robert
Myers, Middleton Perry and Alfred
Second bass, Joe Robb. Ronald
Hadsell. Harold Robinson and Harold
Dodge.
Miss Wilson Is Director.
Miss Grace Wilson. music super
visor for the city schools, directed
both the glee clubs, the mixed chorus
and the orchestra during the contest
The results of all the contests were
as follows:
Bass solo-Emporia, first; Burr Oak,
second; Marion. third.
Belle PLANE First in Baritone.
Baritone solo-Belle PLANE, first; Rose
dale, second; Enterprise, third.
Tenor solo4-Newton. first; Harrington,
second; Edgerton, third
Girls quartet-Burr Oak, first; Ottawa.
second Eldorado, third.
Contralto solo-Blue Rapids. first; Chap
man. second; Waterville third.
Boys quartet-Leavenworth, firsti Hor-
ton. second; WatervilIe, third.
Mixed Quartet-Newton, first; Peabody.
second; Enterprise, third
Topeka Takes GIee Contest.
Girls glee club, class one-Topeka, first;
Leavenworth, second; Parsons, third
Girls glee club, class two-Roosexelt
lEmporia), first; Miltonvale, second; Wa
Boys gIee club. class one-Topeka, first
Kansas City, second; Chanute, third.
Boys glee club. class two-Frankfort,
first Belle Piaine' second; Miitonvale'
Mixed chorus. class one-Topeka. first
second; Marion, third.
Mixed chorus, class two-Frankfort,
first; WatervIIIe, second; Cedar Point,
Soprano solO-NewtOn first: Osawatomie.
second; Parsons and Peabody tied for
third
Leavenworth Takes First.
Sight singing, acknowledgements !
first; Ottawa, second; Abilene, third.
Group sight inging-Leavenworth. first; !
Newton, second: Marion third
Piano-PeabOdy, first; Ottawa, second !
third.
Violin-kansas City. first; Qsawatomie, (
second; Rosedale, third.
Observation-Disclosures, first; Topeka, sec
ond; Kansas City. third.
Band-Chapman, first; Kansas City, sec (
ond Clay Center. third
Amateur musicians' contest.
PianO-Topeka. first: lola, second
Soprano-Ottawa, first; Emporia, second
Rass-Ottawa, first: Topeka, second.