Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-13
81 Publications
F0f Area Schools Win
In Annual Judging

Thirty-two Washington area
school publications turned up
among award winners in the
30th annual judging by the
Columbia Scholastic Press AS
ISOLATION. 1t was announced yes
terday.
Judging of the publications
was done on a point system. and
winners were ranked in groups
according to the number of
points they received. Those win
ming top honors were ranked
"medalists." and below them
first, second. third and fourth
groups.
-Four school publications from
the District area received med
alist rankings. They were:
Eastern High Schools East
erner, in the class for printed
high school newspapers where
the student body is ISL to 1000
pupils; st. Adams st. Adams
News, in the class for printed
newspapers put out by boys in
private secondary schools; Mont
gomery Blair High Schools
Praeco Argenteus, in the class for
senior high school duplicated
foreign language newspapers and
the Henry Clay Twitter Of Henry
Clay School, Arlington, in the
class for elementary school litho-
graphed newspapers.
Other rankings achieved by
Washington area schools, as re-
ported by the Associated Press
from New York, were:
Printed newspaper, high school of
s:5o1 or more. .pupiis-First gsoup: sii.
yer Chips MONTGOMERY Blair High
s sGnSoi; Silver Silver. spTlnE second group:
Scnool. Arlington: Nor Wester North
western High School. HyattsviiIe; TattIer.
ss esinsosn ,Cheyy Chase High. Bethesda;
George Washington High. AIexandria.
75p pri n,,na, neTspapers, high schools SOL
Breeze Western High, Washington.
less r than s6S p5ar aish sch99l:
ouestor. Mckinley H High. Was sb5HSp; me
Printed magazines, high schools s.5o1
OF 81. more puPils-Third group: Penman.
"apS rinisa RI High. Arlington,
70 @'5uo pupils-Fourth group: The
Little Ratchet, Washington High. Alex
Autographed newspapers. ,upior-sen-
ior, hish schools-First group: The
Echo; suitland Md Junior Hieh School.
scb pa,nted on, newspapers. junior high
Key Miller c Fl lsSs p ReIS Mis1 gnpi
MRa Ban News. BanneEer junior High.
Printed newspapers. junior high
schools 701 i, 200 pupils-Second group:
browne .d Bugie. Browne Junior High.
7o Printed maeazines; Junior high schools
son Junior Journal. Jefferson Junior
bLithiographed magazines, coed private
Scnool secondary--First group: The
Quarterly, Sidwell Friends School, WASH
Duplicated magazines. vocational.
s sra1n r.o ssrientural schools-F,Tst
e cat Hisb W Mn66f Chamberlain VO
Autographed magazines. literary-art
Pn nni cations. group: Silver Quill,
second sroup Baf cSpa ssss
| Chase High. Bethesda.
Printed newspapers, elementary
! schools. grades 1-6-Third group: Rock
Terrace Busle, Rock Terrace Elementary
School, Rockville. Md. and the Colonel,
Young Platoon School Washington.
/ Autographed newspapers. elementary
/ schools. grades 7-S-First group Reed
Fittings. Walter Reed Elementary School,
I AArnngton, and the Stevens-Phillips Star,
! Second group. The Oakridge Chirpers
| OaErldge Elementary School. Arlington.
| printed magazines, elementary schools
| Grades 1-6-First group: Birney School
| Lie. Birney School. Washington
Duplicated magazines elementary
schools, Grades l-6-First group The
Lantern. SmotherS Elementary School
WASHINGTON: Bell-Fairbrothor Beiletln
George Bell School Washington. and
me Monroe Magnet Monroe Labora-
| tory School, Washington