The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-28
50 SCHOOL Pupils
AREPARYYC|PANTS
IN COUNTY CONTEST
Annual Music and Defamation
Events for Rural Schools
Held Saturday

Held Saturday
More than so high school and grade
pupils from all parts Of Burlelgn
county were entered In the annua!
music and defamation contest held
at the Bismarck high school satur-
day, according to Miss Madge Runey,
county superintendent Of schools.
A departure from the usual custom
of holding the contests In the morn
ing Of county play day, this year q
special day for the two events was
set aside, thus permitting more time
for the competition, and permitting
q larger number Of entries. County
play day will be held May g..
The music contest was divided into
boys and girls vocal and piano solos
ana duets, with high school and grade
pupils competing In different groups.
In the defamation contest, the high
schools, grade and rural schools also
competed separately.
Gundrun Jordahl, Garfield, was
awarded first place In the high school
girls vocal solo. Erraa Cox, Sterling.
and Irene Koessel, Driscoll. placed
second and third. Other entries IN
this event were Mabel Jacobson
Wing, and Camille Agnew, Menoken.
In the high school boys vocal solo,
the winner was Robert Gaross, Me
noken. Ira Mccoy, Garfield, was Sec
ond, and Ralph Jacobson, Wing,
| third. Others competing were 1san
| Belk. Sterling, and leonard Koessel,
| DriSeoll.
Wing Wins Duet
Lucille Anderson and Mabel Jacob
son, Wing, we're first, Gundrun Jor-
dahl and Burnette jacobson, Can
! field. second; and Madeline Borer
and Esther Watson, Mckenzie, third
in the high school girls vocal duet
Camille Agnew and Eleanor Craven
Menoken, were also entered.
Dorothy wilton, mckenzie, Flor
ence Hubbell, Wing, and Althea King
Menoken, were awarded first, second
and third places, respectively. IN tn
high school plano solo competition
Laura Ward, Driscoll, was also en-
tered in this.
Garfield, represented by oundrul
Jordahl and Lucille johnson, carrie
off the honors in the high schot
piano duet. Irene Koessel. and VeT
nice Newcomer. Driscoll, and Eorenc
Hubbell and Fern Granville, VIM
received second and third. Robert
Craven and Althea King, Menokel
were the only other entries.
In the competition for grade scho'
pupils, Beryl Sherman, Sterling, n
ceived first place in the girls VOC
solo. Second and third went to NAB
Wood, Menoken, and Bernice Bills
Mckenzie. Louise Walker, Canfiel
also took part in this.
Randolph Jordahl, Garfield, place
first In, the boys vocal solo sectio
; Second place was awarded to RAM
Robertson. Menoken, and third
Kenneth Van Ness, Mckenzie.
Dean Kusch. Sterling, was the vii
. ner In the piano solo competitio
> Vivian Larson. Sibley township. "
second, and Allene Holmes, Menoke
: third. Norma Ward, Driscoll, al
Bernice Bliss, Mckenzie, were Il
other entrants.
In the grade girls piano duet, Be
nice Bliss and Nina Manly, Mckee
zie, were the winners, with Allel
| Holmes, and Nobel Wood, Menoke
and Dorothy Wildfang and 0enevte
lesson, Sterling, in second and thu
n places.
8 Bismarck Women Judges
n Judges were Mrs. Grace Dury
0 Morris and Miss Helen House, 81
marck.
Five students participated in t
e high school defamation conte
Llewellyn King. Sterling, plac
first: Ruth Lewis, Mckenzie, secou
and Lucille johnson, Garfield, thu
J. Others taking part were Mildred A
8 land, Driscoll: Olga Kulasld, Wing.
First place in the defamation CO
test for grade pupils went to Chr
It Koch, Of Gibbs consolidated scho
5 Ruth McCloskey, Mckenzie, Y
awarded second, and Evelyn Lars
olenview township. third place.
Other entrants were Anna M
!, Iips, Haycreek township; Rex swtr
q ling, White township: Byron CHS
sibley Butte township: Helen HUI
It phreys. Garfield; Clifford Colt
ID Driscou; Maxine See, Wing: Arll
ID Strand, Estherville township; Z
- Dorothy Wildfang, Sterling.
to The defamation contest \
n. judged by Mrs. Theodore Ser, M
A. dan, and Mrs. Nellie EvartS. Z
marck.