The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-04-25
BISMARCK, MANDAN,
UNDERWOOD LEAD IN
DISTRICT CONTESTS
Win II First Places Between
Them, With Capital City
Taking Seven
STATE CONTESTS MAY i7.ls
Nearly 200 Boys and Girls From
Score Of High Schools
Here Tuesday

share Of first places in the declama-
ton and music contests for the eighth
and ninth districts here Tuesday.
Capital City students won seven
events, .Mandan six and Underwood
four. Turtle Lake, Wilton and Wash
burn won two first places each and
the state training school at Mandan
and Glen Ullin one each.
Winners Of first place only are ell
gible to participate In the statewide
contests during the May conference
at the University Of North Dakota
May II and 10, according to Professor
John Z. Howard Of the university,
who judged al music contests for the
Bismarck and Mandan districts.
Great improvement In the calibre
Of music contests here Tuesday over
that Of the previous two years was
noted by Professor Howard, who Is
president OF the state federation Of
music clubs.
In announcing his decisions. he
gave 4 critical talk before full
house" at the city auditorium.
Presiding during the musical con-
tests was Clarion Z. Larson Of the
Bismarck high school faculty. Two
Bismarck high school students presid-
ed at the defamation events, Ber-
nadine Cervinski for the girls and
Howard Lawyer for the boys.
Alfs. H. A. McNutt Of Napoleon Was
Judge in the girls defamation events
while A. L. Watt Of Mandan and As
sistant Attorney General Harold D..
Shaft and Thomas J. Burke, both Of
Bismarck, judged the boys declama-
tory contests.
Nearly 400 boys and girls from
score Of high schools were here for the
contests. results Of which follow:
Defamation
Girls humorous reading-Jane
Smith Of Bismarck, reading What
william Henry Did," first: Irene
Arntz, Burnstad, second.
Girls dramatic reading-virginia
Cayou, Bismarck. apple Blossoms. !"
first; Mary G. Keogh. Fort Yates.
Cherry Blossoms" second; Jean
Lierboe, Turtle Lake. "Ile', third;
and Joyce Sheldon, Napoleon. THE
Man Who Came Back" fourth.
Boys humorous reading-B0l Mote,
Bismarck, "China-Blue Eyes," first;
James Malmgren. Mandan. 1.-THE
County Fair" second.
Boys dramatic reading-Myron
Tendick, state training school at
Mandan, 1.-THE Fixed Eye" first: Yer
non Richard. Wilton, second.
Boys oratory-Oscar Collins, Glen
Ullin, Antonio Maceo", first: Emmet
McCusker, Hazelton. Ropes" second:
Junior Birdzell, Bismarck. Americas
Domineering Traditions" third: and
Arthur Friesz, Mandan. fourth.
Music
Boys low-voice Solo-A Arthur
Friesz, Mandan, first: George Shafer,
Jr., Bismarck. second: Arthur Schulz.
Washburn. third: Richard Weiser.
Haxelton, fourth.
Girls low-voice solo-Erna Kali.
land, Turtle Lake, first; Opal Per-
kins, Mandan, second; Charlotte
Satire, Bismarck. third: Ruth schel.
Underwood. fourth.
Girls high-voice solo-Marjorie
Hawley, Bismarck, first: Rosabelle
Westmiller. Underwood. second; Irene
Gross, New Salem. third: Viola
Wohlgemuth, Turtle Lake. fourth.
Boys high-voice solo-Jonathan
Redington, Wilton, first: Wyman
Thompson, Underwood, second: RAN
dolph Paulson. Turtle Lake, third;
and Bernard Flaherty. Bismarck,
fourth.
Mixed quartet-Wilton eleanor
Redington, Stella Christ, Jonathan
Redington and Norman Uglum).
first: Washburn, second: Turtle Lake.
third; and Underwood, fourth.
Boys glee club (Class B)-Under-
wood, first: Flasher. second.
Girls glee club (Olass A)-lan-
dan. first.
Girls, glee club tclass B)-Under-
wood, first: Turtle Lake. second:
Washburn, third; HaSelton, fourth.
Piano soIo-Jane Watson, Mandan.
first: Donna Jean Davis. Bismarck,
second; Turtle Lake entrant. third;
Allene Holmes, Menoken. fourth.
Piano Gladys Risen and
Bernard Flaherty, Bismarck. first:
Turtle Lake, second: HaSelton (Mar-
ian Slater and Jean Anne Semling).
third.
Violin solo-Frances Yrahm. 1is.
marck, first: Erwin Rybnicek, Man
dan. second.
saxaphone solo Edward Legg. I'm
derwood. first.
Clarinet solo-Peter Toscas. Man
dan, first. s
Brass instrument solo-Orville Hol-
tan. Washburn. first: Chester john
son. Bismarck. second; Anton Boehn,
1Gandan, third; and Erwin Bumann,
New Salem, fourth.
Flute solo flames Hyland, Bis
mArck, first.
Chamber music -NandAn. first.
Mixed chorus (OlaD A-Mandan.
| first. I'll
tcontiuesd On Pass y