The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-12-09
FAIR PREMIUMS
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Best article of sewing by a third
grade girl, Miss Leggia Shealey.
Best collection of fourth grade work
from any one school, Miss Donnie
Proctor
Best collection of fifth grade work
from one school, Margaret Mcneil.
Best written lesson. illustrated by
drawing by fourth grade pupil, Kath-
crime Griffin.
Best writing by fourth grade pupil
of rural school, Edna Blackman.
Best map of Florida, locating four
largest cities and giving water boun-
daries and leading railways, fourth
grade pupil, Ethel Snowden.
Best map of Marion county, giving
principal features and important
towns, hard surface highways and
railways, fifth grade pupil, Mrs. W.
A. Cate.
Best individual exhibit of arithme-
tic, fourth grade pupil of any school,
Leonora Taylor.
Best individual exhibit of arithme-
tic, fifth grade pupil of any school,
Girls Industrial School.
Best collection of sixth grade work
from any one school, Mrs. Blanche
Thompson.
Best collection of seventh grade
work from any one school, Miss Min
ME Lee Carlisle.
Best collection of eighth grade
work from any one school, Mrs. H. S.
Wesson.
Best product map of Florida, sixth
grade pupil, Marins Toffaletti
Best product map of Marion county
by seventh grade pupil, Elmore Moree.
Best map of United States giving
boundaries of states, locating ten i'm
portant cities, principal production
and physical features, any grammar
pupil, William Drake.
Best written lesson illustrated by
drawing, sixth grade pupil, Girls In
dustrial School.
Best written lesson illustrated by
drawing, seventh grade pupil, Gladys
Hall.
Best individual collection of phys
iology drawings, eighth grade pupil,
Johanna Tobleske.
Best individual exhibit of arithme-
tic, seventh grade pupil, Frances
Gary.
Best individual exhibit of arithme-
tic, eighth grade pupil, Mabel Tob-
lleske.
| Best agricultural exhibit by indi-
dividual of agricultural class, Louis
Toffaletti.
Best specimen of writing, thirty
lines, any pupil of rural school above
fifth grade, Girls Industrial School.
Largest and best general exhibit
by any high school, Miss Mary Shep-
pard.
Largest and best exhibit any two or
more teacher school not ranked as
senior high, R. G. Sumner.
Largest and best general exhibit
by any one teacher school, Miss Bessie
May Finley.
). Best individual collection of draw
ings in botany, zoology, physics or
chemistry, Albert Frampton.
Best collection of mounted pictures
showing the various industries of
Marion county, Ada Carter.
| Teacher whose class makes the best
showing, first Miss Minnie Lee Car
llisle; second Miss Betty Davis.
Best original story, 800 words OF
more, Pauline Shafer.
Best original poem, Irene Gilmore
Best exhibit of native woods, Car
los Proctor.
Best exhibit of geological speci-
mems, Betty Davis.
Best essay, "Florida Birds, their
Value and Protection" Edna Milton.
Poster showing advantages of your
community, Girls Industrial School
Model work extra, J. E. Willett.
Best made apron, Bessie Perry
lSecond, Mildred Brodes.
Poultry
Anconas: First cockerel, first pull
ilet, Gardner Poultry Farms. First
land second pen, Mrs. E. F. Moore.
Blue Andalusians: First cock, first
hen, first cockerel, second pullet, the
Gardner Poultry Farm. First pullet
NJ. L. Prime.
| Speckled Sussex: First cockerel
first pullet, first pen, Gardner Poultry
Farm.
Buff Cochins: First cockerel, first
ard second pullet, Gardner Poultry
Farm.
Partridge Cochins: First cockerel,
first pullet, Gardner Poultry Farm.
Jersey Black Giants: First cock
erel, first and second hen, first and
second cockerel, first and second pull
Ilet. Gardner Poultry Farm.