Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-07
GOLD R|BbON''
CHILDREN To
COMPETE HERE
Local Contests Held Throughout
County In Various Subjects
And Gold Ribbon Winners
Will Compete In Finals To Be
Held In City Tomorrow
SECTIONAL GROUPING
FACILITATED WORK

Local contests in the fundamental
school subjects were held throughout
the county on Friday afternoon, June
/! 2. The tests were given in oral read
ing TO the children of the first three
grades; in silent reading to the chill
dren from grades three to eight, in
elusive; in spelling to the children of
the fourth and fifth grades; and in
arithmetic to the sixth, seventh and
eighth grades.
The schools were arranged in
groups, formed according to types of
schools. and as to convenience to
local contest center.
The contests were held at the fol-
lowing centers: Annapolis, West An
napolis, Linthicum Heights, Jessup,
Millersville. Davidsonville, Owens
vile. Pasadena and Tracys Landing
The purpose of the local contests
was to select the winners, who will
come to Annapolis on Friday, June 8.
TO the final contest. The final contest
will be a contest between the rural
schools and the graded schools, and
the children and the teachers are
wildly enthusiastic over the results.
Both sides will have equal represen-
tation.
These gold ribbon or first-place
children, will compete with each
other on Friday, June 3, at the Anna
polls Grammar School.
The public is invited to attend these
contests. which will begin at 10 a. m.
standard time).
Gold Ribbon Winners
The gold ribbon children from the
local contests are as follows:
Oral Reading-First grade, ELS
worth Fortman, Marley School; sec
ond grade, Irene Basil, Garden Farms
School; third grade, Norman Jenkins,
Jacobsville School.
Spelling - Fourth grade, Doris
Short, Marley School; fifth grade
Katharine Ross, Pasadena School.
Silent Reading-Third grade, Ed
mund Birk, Marley School: fourth
grade, Henry Davis, Garden Farms
School; fifth grade. Eliza Haneke,
Arnold School; sixth grade, Dorothy
Carson, Arnold School; seventh
grade, Esther Phebsi, Marley School;
eighth grade. Martin Krecz. Arnold
School.
Arithmetic-Sixth grade. Augusta
Hillman. Jacobsville School; seventh
grade. Lillian ,Pollyuanski. Marley
School; eighth grade, Dorothy Carson,
Arnold School.
: Local center: Pasadena. Leader:
Mrs. Rice. Schools included Elva-
ton, Pasadena, Arnold, St Margaret's,
Jacobsville, Lake Shore, Rock Point.
Solley, Oak Grove. Weems Creek
Oral Reading-First grade, John
Wiley, Severn Cross Roads School !;
second grade, Eleanor Brown, Igle-
hart School; third grade, Emelie Sah-
| lin, Iglehart School.
Spelling-Fourth grade, Margaret
Proctor. Iglehart School; fifth grade.
James Bennett, Severn Cross Roads
| School.
Silent Reading-Third grade, Clara
Blieve, Chesterfield School; fourth
grade. Betty Vauthier. Chesterfield
School; fifth grade, Ethel CLANCY,
Duvall School; sixth grade. David
vauthier, Chesterfield School; sew
enth grade, Anna Blieve, Chesterfield
School; eighth grade, Anna Berthing.
Portland School
Arithmetic - Sixth grade, Tessit
Gertz, Chesterfield School; seventh
grade. Rachel Stevens, Chesterfield
School; eighth grade, Martha Stevens,
Chesterfield School.
Local center: Millersville. Leader:
Nancy P. Hopkins. Schools included:
Brownsville. Gambrills, Turner's.
Chesterfield, Severn Cross Roads.
Duvall, Bragers, woodwardville .Igle-
hart's, Parole. Lusby's. Clark, Port
| land.
Oral Reading-First grade, Char
lotte Cooley, Jessup School; second
grade. Edith Wilkinson, Harman
School: third grade, Gertrude Rowles,
| Harman School
Spelling grade. Louis Will
let. Annapolis Junction School; fifth
grade, Oscar Barker, Hanover School
Silent Reading-Third grade, Ger
trude Rowles. Harman School; fourth
grade. Catherine Shirley, Harman
I School; fifth grade. John Gardner
Jessup School; sixth grade, David
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