Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-04-17
PRIZES AWARDED
ON HUMANE DAY

The past week has been Humane
! Week in all the schools and the chill
dren have devoted much of their time
in making humane posters and books
let's, illustrating humane treatment
Of animals. and in declamatory anu
word contests.
The Sank County Humane society
distributed seventy-two dollars
among the various schools and each
teacher divided the prize money as
she desired.
Friday afternoon was given over to
programs in the different schools af-
ter which the prizes were presented.
Junior High School
An excellent program was given
in the high school main room by the
pupils of the Annex with Mrs Har-
riet Andrews in charge and Neal
Cole acting as chairman. REGULATIONS
were given by Viola Bjornson, Ethel
Judevine, Ethel Potterville, Gertrude
Zuch, Gertrude Rutland, Marvel
Ruda and Harlan Koberstein. Music
was given by the Annex orchestra
and duets were played by the Misses
Florence Gasser and Elizabeth Morey
and by the Misses Dorothy Douglas
and Gertrude Lindley. Miss Valbor
Webster also rendered a very pleas
ing vocal solo accompanied on the
piano by Miss Florence Gasser.
Checks were presented by L. S. Van
Orden, treasurer of the Sank County
Humane society, to the writer's of
prize essays and poems. Those win
ming prizes were: Katherine Cleve>
land, Florence Gasser, Pearl Simons,
eighth A; Helene Coontz, Eleanor
Vethe, Ethel Judevine, eighth B;
George Evans, MargarM Nichols, Car
lyle Lindstrom, Bernice Jackson,
Fayn Fuller, Viola Woodwork, sew
enth A; Audrey Cow1es, Merdon
Brandt, Marvel Ruda, Viola Putt,
Cleo Heron, Marie Schacht, seventh
B
First Ward School
A program consisting Of recitations
and songs and the awarding Of pr1-
yes was given in the first ward by the
teache rs and pupils Of the fourth,
fifth, and sixth grades in charge of
Miss Eda Vorlop. Those winning prf-
yes for making the most words out of
the letters found in the sentence,
"Be kind to dumb animals, were:
Genevieve Godkey and Valera Coll
mar Recitation prizes were given to
Clark 'Hinners, Ruth HaseItine, and
Marian Schoeller. Booklet prizes
were won by Evelyn Gomon, Phyllis
Vethe and Doris Plummer and hon
orable mention was given to Arthur
FarweIl and Elizabeth Rowson.
Second Ward
Programs were given in both the
upper and lower grades in charge of
Miss Julia Nodolf In the word con-
test prizes were given to Blossom
Fuller and Esther Klien; in the re-
citation contest the prizes were won
by Nancy Jean Pfannstieh1, Faye Her
ron and Merle Schierholtz. Edythe
Coontz, Genevieve Lind and Jack
McGann won the prizes in the booklet
contest and honorable mention was
given to Dorothy Farnsworth and
Dorothy Mather.
Third Ward
Miss Freda Wareham had charge
Of the humane work and program in
the Third ward Prizes for the book
let contest were given to Merle Han
ley, Dorothy Crane and Gladys Muel-
Ter. Recitation prizes were won by
Phillip Koberstein, Anna Shew and
Dorothy Crane. Ethel Zinkie and La
Dema Geyman received the prizes
for the word contest.
ParochiaI School
The work and contests were in
charge of Sister Rita with the aid
of the pupils of the fifth, sixth, sel
enth and eighth grades. A program