The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-04-27
UNDERWOOD LEADS
FIELD IN M'LEAN
SCHOOL CONTESTS
Wins 81 Points For Sweep
stakes Trophy; Turtle
Lake Wins Second
frr,bune Sneoi.l sarv,oe,

Tribune Special SeEvtce)
Underwood, N. D., April 27-ecor.
Ing 81 points In all events. Under
wood high school won sweepstakes
honors In the annual Mclean county
defamation and music contests held
here.
Garrison, which had won the
county trophy for two successive
years, lost its hold On the champion
ship cup.
Underwood, with - points, also
won the instrumental trophy.
Turtle Lake scored m easy VIC
tory in the vocal contests, scoring in
all but one event to win - points
twice as many as any other school.
Russell Prentice Of Wilton won
first in the boys orations with ''Waz
and Public Opinion"
Garrison won the boys and girls
defamation events, Blanche Peter
son reciting Daddy Doc" and Ber-
nard Kirchen giving TOO Fat to
Fight"
Elizabeth Schroeder Of Wilton, with
50 words per minute, and Norman
Schmoll Of Garrison, with a, were
first and second in the first-year
tipping race. Wilma Fahlgren Of
Washburn and Elsie House Of CARR
son were first and second In the Sec
ond-year race with IS and 10 words
per minute, respectively.
Turtle Lake Il Second
Following Underwood in the sweep
stakes totals were Turtle Lake -,
Garrison 81, Washburn 26. Max Is,
and Mercer 3.
Others placing In the defamation
contests included: Russell jefferson
Of Coleharbor and Lynn Burns Of
Garrison, second and third In boys
orations: Orrin Busch Of Underwood
and Bill Sigurdson Of Coleharbor,
second and third In boys declama-
ton; and Anna Thurn OF Mercer,
second in girls defamation.
Judges were Mr.. Hinshaw Of Mi
not state teachers college, vocal;
Clarion E. Larson Of Bismarck, in
strumental: and Miss Sheppard Of
Minot, declamations.
Arrangements for the contests
were made by Superintendent O. D.
Shively, s. O. Hefty and Miss Helen
Rue Of Underwood high school.
Winners Of other individual events,
in the order Of their finish, follow:
Piano solo-Ha1el Davis Of Carl
son, Lucille Holton Of Turtle Lake
and Ruth Bucknell Of Max.
Piano duet-Ha0el Davis and Mary
Stevens Of Garrison, Jean Lierboe
and Laura Chapman Of Turtle Lake
and Agnes Borchardt and Lucille
Handy Of Underwood.
Violin solo-Dora Landsren Of On
derwood.
Brass instrument solo Norman
schmoll OF Garrison and Dick Kreit-
niger Of Underwood.
Clarinet solo-Ione BARLEY Of IN
derwood, Lawrence Press Of Garrison
and Lawrence Haverlock OF Max.
Saxophone solo-Eddie Legg 81
Underwood and Gall Bickert Of
Washburn.
Small orchestral group-Washburn
Underwood and Max.
Girls high voice solo-Viola VAIL
gemuth Of Turtle Lake, Rosebells
Westmiller Of Underwood and JAM
Schulz of Washburn.
Girls low solo-Erna Kelland o.
Turtle Lake, Louise Ulrich Of CARR
son and Margaret Hjelle Of Mercer.
Boys high solo-Randolph Paulso1
Of Turtle Lake. Eddie Tauer Of I'm
derwood and Paul Klein Of Wash
burn.
Washburn boy Wins
Boys low solo-Arthur Schulz o
Washburn. Glenn Harmon Of Turtl
Lake and Jerome Bellies Of CARR
son.
Girls trio-Washburn, Turtle LAX
and Underwood.
Boys quartet-Turtle Lake, On
derwood and Max.
Small mixed vocal group-Maz
Turtle Lake and Washburn.
Girls Glee club-Turtle Lake, Un
derwood and Mercer.
Boys dlee club-Max, Underwoo
and Garrison.
Mixed chorus-Underwood, Turtl
Lake and MAX.
Observation-Disclosures and Gar
rison.
Band-Garrison, Underwood an
Washburn.
Place winners in three contest