Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-04-06
CONTEST PRIZES
GIVEN CHILDREN
MANY ARE INCLUDED IN
LIST OF HONORARY
MENTION

/ The music memory contest was end
4 ed last Friday and SATURDAY when
nearly 500 children participated in
! the final contest to decide the winners
of prizes The contest, directed by
Miss Josephine Darrin, supervisor Of
music, was more elaborate than any
! thing of its kind ever attempted in
this city and proved to be a COM
plete success. Through it, hundreds
/ of city school children have been
familiarized with the choicest of mu-
sic compositions
! Following are the prize winners of
the contest Miss Vera Brach. age
II, 7th A grade, Central school wins
the highest prize, that of $25, donat-
ed by the Tuesday Musical club.
Miss Marion Sawyer, Franklin
school, age 10, is the winner of the
eighth grade prize of S.. She wins
over Elizabeth Thaekray, age II of
8th B, Humboldt, by u OF point
Joyce Kinney Of the Central school,
7th A, and Helen Howarth, 7th b,
Humboldt school, tie for the seventh
grade SIS prize.
Margaret Gebhardt age 13, Of the
Central school, is the winner Of the
sixth grade IS prize.
Arthur Merklein, age 10, 5th A,
Centeral school, is the winner of the
fifth grade SIS prize.
Edith Bauman, age 8, 4th grade
Longfellow school, is the winner of
the fourth grade S. prize.
Edith Rapraeger, age s, 3rd grade,
Lincoln school, is the winner of the
third grade SIS prize. She wins over
Harold juneau, age g.. of the Lin
coin school by fraction of a point
Clarawanda Sisson, age z, End grade
Longfellow school, is the winner of
the second grade SIS prize.
Ellsworth Juedes, age z, LIST grade,
Irving school, is the winner of the
first grade SIS prize.
Mildred Taege, age s, sub-primary,
Grant school, is the winner OF the sub
primary SIS prize.
William Scholfield, age IS, 9th grade
high school, is the winner of the high
school SIS prize.
The school receiving the highest
grade, based upon number of contest
ants according to enrolment, and al
so upon the highest number of per-
feet records is the Humboldt school.
This school will receive the $25.0G
worth of records donated by the XII
wants club. The Central school was
a close second in the race for this
prize.
Altogether there were five hundred
children taking part in the final con-
test at the high school.
In every school building. much to
the surprise of those who were inter-
ested, there were many children who
obtained 100 per cent record, thus
complicating the selection of winners.
Those. who received honorable men
ton are as follows:
Eighth Grade-Elizabeth Thackray
Muriel Swoboda, Ben Goldberg. Ruth
Buhse. Catherine Anderson, Clara
Nicoud, Anna Lussier, Oakalla Bells,
Jack Thompson, Franklin Simonson,
Joan Heinemann, Cecilia LaMontagne,
Mable Lee. Leona Schochow, Clarice
Jarnes, Martha Eta, CARROLL LETTERS,
Helen VIII, Mildred Sullivan, Ruby
Alice Curtis, Agnes Koch, Marie Lem
Ike. Marie Zielsdorf, Helen Feldmair.
Evelyn Graebel
Seventh Grade-Arnetta Kersten,
Bertha Schmidt, Emma M Curtis, Bet
ty Zimmerman, Dorothy K Lemke.
Audrey Bopf. Evelyn Callahan, Lii
liam Howe, Fac Stiede. Hazel Yonker,
Rosalie Busse. Wilma H. Boernke.
Iauretta Hackbarth, Gladys e. Lar
son..
Sixth Grade-Jean Bells, Dorothy
Torney, Grace Ann Wright. Janice
Graebel. Everett Bethe, Eugenia
Smith. Lillian Anderson, Marie R.ege,
Ruth Parker. Cecilia Wulk, Alice
Brown. GENEVA Coon. Jeanette 2im-
mer, Norman Week, Edith Gisselman.
Marcile Joslin, Bernice Loeffler, Fern
pregont. Dorothy Neuman, Dorothea
Meilahn. Marcella Knapp. Arletta
Grabau.
Fifth Grade Wilson Beneditz.
Gladys Johnson, Grace Dahlke. Eve
Ign MacTaicher, Ralph Fogarty, Clara
Leitzke, Ruth McCallin, Frederick
Beneditz. Catherine Curtis, Pearl Lee,
Myles Rodehaver. katherine Kiefer,
Mildred Albrecht
Fourth Grade Edith Bauman,
George Saindon, John German. Eva
Third Grade-Harold Juneau.
Second Grade--John Schreiner, Mir
lam Beneditz, Billy Treviranus, Bob
by Geisel, Harold Obey.
First Grade--Angeline Dybalski.
-Primary-Max Monawski, Joyce
Helwitz.
Those receiving grade of 80 and
above in the first grade are as fol-
lows:
Helen Rasmussen. Gertrude Ander-
son, Walter Sommers. Dorothy Hurd.
Stella Szymak, Antony Olshanski,
Catherine Dern, Donald Colby.
b-Primary-Marian Matson, Marie
Neuman, Lucille Marquardt, Edward
Goeden. Katherine Fogarty. Drucilla
Sehug. Harold Silberstein, Irene Klos.
Arrangements will be made short
ly to display the memory contest
books in downtown windows.
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