The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-05-31
SALEM
Salem Center School

afternoon. The poems With were
recited were poems which were memor-
lied bv the children through the lang
uage work Of the year. The winners
were as follows:
Fifth Grade-Jean MINIS. first;
Beulah Dibble, second; Dorathea KaP-
hengst, third.
Sixth Grade-Gordon Dix, first; Ar
thur Bloss, Jr., second; Theodore
Scheef, third.
Seventh Grade-Alfred Schultz,
first; Edna Schmidt, second; Clara
Gitzlaff, third.
The following four. pupils of the
Intermediate Room were perfect In at
tendance: Beulah Dibble, Elizabeth
Barthel, Alfred Schultz, and Harvey
Wright. Billy Fox, in the primary
room, was awarded the prize for per-
! feet attendance.
A health chart was kept in the pri-
mary room. The winners were awarded
prizes at the end Of the term.
"A health chart has also been kept
by the 9Th, 9Th and 7th grades, The
following four things were worked for:
| /. Brush teeth at least once daily.
2. Eat some fruit or vegetable each dag.
| 8. Sleep with windows open. a.
bath once a week.
/ A great deal of enthusiasm was
aroused among the pupils as there were
prizes award to the winners.
/ The following pupils were the win
| ners: Alma Krahn,s Eleanora Ehlert
Clara Gitzlaff, Eva Easel, Jean Min
mis-, Beulah Dibble, Dolly Barthel,
Harvey Wright, Bernice Frank, Theo-
dore Scheef, Evelyn Romie, Frederic
Fox, Rose Hilbert, Richard Kaphengst
Esther Gaulich, Lester Dix, Gordon
Dix.
School closed on Friday, May IS
with a community picnic which was
very we'll attended. The crowd began
to gather at eleven o'clock. A picnic
dinner awas served at noon to about
one hundred fifty people.
In the afternoon every one took
part in carefully prepared program
of games.
Mr.. Fennima, the director of the
school board, presented Miss Grace
McNutt, the principal of the school
with lovely gift from the people Of
the community in appreciation of the
work she has done for the community
The following program of games next
took place:
First event = Primary, LIST and End
grade girls. Hopping, race. Relay IL
yards. Winners: Lutte Romie, &est
prize Soc; Hilda Bevins, seconds price
35c; Wilma Schmidt, third prize, 15c
Second event-First and second
| grade boys. IS yard dash. Winners
Donald Fletcher, first prize, soc; Carl
Goulich, second price, Soc; Jimmie
Fox, third prize, 15c.
Third event Third and fourth
grade girls Hoop Race. Win.
ners: Lila Ehlert, first prize, soc;
Alma Goulich, second prize, S5c; Peggy
Schotten, third prize, 15c.
Fourth Event Third and fourth
grade boys Running race. Winners
Nicholas Hilbert, first prize, Soc;
Ogden Fletcher, second prize, S5c;
Billy Fox, third prize, 15c.
Fifth Event - Fifth and sixth grade
girls - so yard dash. Winners: Elean,
ora Ehlert, first prize, Soc; Evelyr
Romie, second prize, 35c; Elizabeth
Smith, third prize, 15c.
Sixth Event FIT hand sixth
grade boys - Chicken race. Winners
Arthur Bloss, Jr., first prize, soc; Thso
dore Scheef, second prize, 35c; Fred
eric Fox, third prize, 15c.
Seventh Event Seventh ant
eighth grade girls Ball throwing
contest. Winners: Elsie Gaulich
first prize, soc; Erna Schmidt, second
prize, 35c; Bernice Romie, third prize
15c.
Eighth event = Seventh and eight
grade boys Sack race. Winners
Lester Dix, first prize, SOC; Emera
Schultz, second prize, 35c; Fred eau
Itch, third prize, 15c
Ninth Event - Ninth and tenth
grade girls rs yard dash Win
ners: Susie Hilbert, first prize, SOC
Vesta MINIS, second prize, 35c; Rose
Krahn, third prize, 15c.
Tenth Event - Ninth and tenth
grade boys Hop, Step, and Jump =
Winners: Norman Richard, first prize
soc; Gerald Seibert, second prize, 35c;
Bert Ehlert, third prize, 15c.
Eleventh Event - Paired - Oper
for all boys and girls Wheelbarrov
Race Winners: Theodore Schees
Clara Gitzloff, first prize, $1.00
George Hilbert, Rose Hilbert, secon,
prize, zoe; Alfred Schultz, Bernie,
Frank third prize. 3Oc.
Twelfth Event Ladies of Distric
Nail Driving Contest - Mrs. Gitz
laff, first prize; Mrs. o. Kaphengst
second prize; Grace McNutt, thir,
prize
Thirteenth Event Men of Schoo
District - Quoits Winners: Mr.
Schmidt, first prize; Mr.. Hunt, seconc
prize; Mr.. Dix, third prize.
Fourteenth Event - Ladies - Tug O
War The winning side was given ,
prize.
Fifteenth Event Men Tug o
War The winning side was alst
awarded prize.
Sixteenth Event A baseball gam,
of five innings was played by tn,
, boys and men. The score was 10 to :
in favor of the boys
A running race for men was tn,
next event. Winners: Joe Greenwalt
first prize; Andrew Fennima, secon,
prize.
The money for the prizes was do
mated by the people of the, district
Much credit is due Mr.. Siebert' for hi
splendid work in planning the program
of games and collecting the none,