Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
.95 in History
Test Monday
Finals Set at Wayne.
Times Offers Awards

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| Times Offers Awards !
| Ninety-five of Detroit's best his
tory students are doing a last
minute brush-up job on their
studies in prenaration for the city
finals In the William Randolph
Hearst National American His
tory Awards contest to be held
at $50 a. m. Monday in Room
211 of Wayne University's main
building.
At that time these students,
who have been selected from De-
troit's 19 public high schools, will
take an examination prepared
under the guidance of Charles c.
Barnes. divisional director of the
department of social studies for
Detroit public schools.
The Detroit Times is offering
more than 81 900 in war bonds to
the winners of the local contest.
They will be as follows: first
prize, $500: second, $50; third,
500; fourth and fifth, $50.
EXTRA PRIZES GIVEN
In addition. a SIS war bond will
be awarded 10 each student who
places highest in his particular
high school group. To each of the
IS participants will go a copy of
America" a short interpretive
history of the United States writ
ten by Stephen Vincent Benet
shortly before his death. Each
book will contain special gift
bookplate from the Times, bear
ing the students name.
The Detroit finals will deter
mine the three top-ranking his
tory students who will participate
in the national William Randolph
Hearst National American His
tory Awards, TO be held Dec. IL.
The Detroit contestants will take |
their national exam in the Burton
Memorial Library which houses
many objects of historical interest |
in the city.
STUDENTS LISTED
The 95 students who will write |
the examination next Monday |
are:
Cass-Sidney Feldstein. Har-
old Hurvitz, Marie Pelliccia,
Rose Ramsey, Elizabeth Tyler.
Contradictory BeIlo, Robert
Burton, Tina McFarlane, Leon
ard Herman, Davi1 Stern.
Chadsey - Bob Frankowicz,
Bob Greiger, Tony Marini, De-
Iores Maximena, Sam Taylor.
Commerce Mary Butera,
william Hahn, Rita Massera,
Jennie Sauna, Edith Sidenburg.
COoley-James Atwood, Har-
mon BlOssey, Harry Mosher,
Arthur Perkins, Calvin Simp-
son.
DENLY - Ivan Barris, Bill
Brown, Richard Foote, Robert
Robinson, Doris Wertheimer.
East Commercially Grace
Balm, Gertrude Marion, Eleanor
Temple, Shirley Watson, Mary
Lou Waligore.
Eastern--Audrey Devlin, Shir-
ley Hayes, Clara Mettetal, John
Nehman, Lillian Olenzek.
observation-disclosures Glib, Don
Laidel. Marlyn Mahoney, Shir-
ley Wahlgemuth, Marion Wyck-
off.
Miller-Louader Evans, Ber-
nadine Hayes, Ollie Male Les
lie, Eta Lee Smith, Blanche
Thigpen.
Observation-Disclosures Mar
tin, Geraldine Przybysz, Mary
Ann Rukavina, Stephen Schultz,
Paul Wolf.
Northern--Bob Barnes, jus
tine Cleary, William Fisher,
Mildred Hurt, Jacqueline John
son.
Northwestern-Walter Dunn,
Jacqueline Gmelin, James Pack
ard. Harold pink, Irma Wyman.
Pershing - Theresa Borkow-
ski, Margaret Helen Namoff,
Dorothy Elizabeth PatOw, Jay
Wetherholt, Leah Ruth Yates.
BEDFORD - Bill Bechill, John
Kittredge, Bill Wlegand, Arthur
Wilusz, Virginia Winter.
Southeastern-Gerald Bruce,
Irving Dietz, Elaine Hansen,
Richard Schultz, Ross Stone.
Southwestern - Vera Auer,
Jean Bradley. Ann Burger, Mar
guerite Cooper, Anton knerIy.
Western - Dorothy Balogh,
Pierre Miller. Mary Ann Dele
sandry. Lois Hossack, Mardell
Wizinslxy.
Wilbur Wright - Robert Boz
gedin, Sidney Cohen, Andrew
Mcintyre. Donald Mcleod, Ro-
land Wilson.
The William Randolph Hearst
National American History
Awards are receiving the acknowl-
edgement of educators all over
the country BY stimulating in
terest in our American back
ground on the part of young stu
dents, they also help them gain
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