Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Fourteen Detroit Students
Capture National HOnOrs

block pictorial DIVISION, charles Gettel
II Cass Tech, Won honorable mention toI
his prints
Geraldine Neshit. II Cass Tech. vor
honorable mention in both the Strsthmore
sketch block and American CrayOn Co.
pictorial awards. Walter NOsSal. Il. Cass
Tech won honorable mention in the Ameri-
can Crayon Co. adv art award Arthur
mention IN the American Crayon Co. pie
torial award Betty Pearl, II. Cass Tech,
won honorable mention for colored ink IN
the Strathmore sketch block award and
honorable mention in the Higgins colored
ink award: Irene Ssterstad, Is, Cass Tech.
won honorable mention IN the American
Crayon Co. adv. art award.
Lewis shafeer 20. Csss Tech. won hon
orable mention In the Royal portable type
writer counter card award: Francis Taffe.
IS, won three honorable mentions for
prints. in the pictorial division
Ernest Aretans; 49, Cas- Tech: won
Cass Tech. won two places in art exhibit
for costume design: Charles Gettel, Is.
CAss Tech. won place in art exhibit for
design for fabrics James Giantoni, II,
Cass Tech. won a place in art exhibit Of
the pictorial division; Nita Green, Cas-
Tech. won special mention for metal work
and place in the exhibition; Christie Ann
Jagmin. rs. Cass Tech, won place in
exhibit for costume design; Charlotte Lou
don. Cas- Fech won place In exhibit
for jewelry: William Mckay. IS. Cas-
.
Dolores Msrssc. II. csss Tech, won a
place-in exhibit in the pictorial division :
Arthur Obrossey, Is, Cass Tech. won
place IN exhibit of the pictorial division
Charles Orr II. Cass Tech, won place
in exhibit In the pictorial division.
Carol Pabst. Is. Cass Tech. won a place
in exhibition for design for fabrics; Betty
rSss ~ Cas- Tech won t three BaI,' IN
the exhibit for her iewelry designs John
Renswick, rs. Cass Tech, won place In
exhibit for costume design: Betty Rothery.
II, Cass Tech. won place in exhibit
for costume design. Emily Rutkowski. Is,
Cass Tech. won two places in exhibit for
iewelry designs: Irene Smith, Cass Tech
won place in exhibit for her tewelry
designs; Sorrei Subar. rs, Cass Tech. wor
special mention for her work IN metal
Lorraine Wilson, IS Cas- Tech, won .
place in the exhibit Of the pictorial division
William Mitchell Trevarrow, II, DENLY
High School won special mention for his
sculpture: Kenneth Morse, IT, of macken-
Eie High School. won third prize, $40. for
his mechanical drawing airplane project l,
Higgins award Anne DinetE. Is. Of Cen
trail High School. won first prize, SIS. for
her costume design party dress and second
prize. IS. for her costume design school
dress; Elizabeth Frimedig. II. Central,
won two places In the exhibition for her
costume design; Illse Hoffman. Is. Cen
trail won honorable mention for her poetry,
and Shirles Rovetch. rs. Central, won hon
orahle mention for humor In the literary
Rosemary Rowland. II. ST. Theresa High
School. won first prize, $50, for her short
story; Wilma l.. Barth. 10. OF the Edison
Institute won honorable mention Tor
Ceramic sculpture Mary MACLEOD Is, Edi-
son Institute won place In the exhibit
for Ceramic sculpture. Marilyn owens, IL,
Edison Institute. won place IN the eN-
hihition for sculpture. and sarah Smith
Is Edison Institute. won honorable men
ton for her short story in the literary
division.
Hish school. won honorable mention for
pottery. Walter zatzer, Is. Northwestern,
won honorable mention for his Ceramic
sculpture and Emily r. Peter. ~ of
Crosse Pnnte County Day School. won hon
orshle mention in general group II.
The scholastic awards annually
gives national recognition in both
scholarships and cash prizes for
outstanding achievement in crca-
tive work in arts and crafts. writ
ing and music. More than S72,O0O
in cash and scholarships has been
by Scholarship Maya
zine to. outstanding student au-
thorS. artists and composers in the
II years since It's initial compcti-
ton. More than 1875 talented art
students of the nations high
schools have been provided with
scholarships.
Rosemarie Rowland, II. student
of ST. Theresa High School, who
won the first prize Of $50 for her
short story in the literary
will participate in a
broadcast from New York City
She has been invited TO take part
as guest Of Scholastic Magazine.