Evening star., 1961-03-11
30 Scholastic
Pub|icationsin
Area Cited

More than 80 publications
from the Washington area
were among winners of the 37th
annual Columbia Scholastic
Press Association contest for
student newspapers and maga-
zines.
The awards were made pub
lie in New York at a three-day
convention of school editors
and faculty advisers. More than
4,800 persons attended from IS
states. There were 1850 entries.
The top honor, medalist. is
awarded to publications of
distinction" with other ratings
of first place to fourth place.
The local winners were:
Printed newspapers Of senior high
schools (2,5Ol students or more):
Crossed Sabres, Washington-Lee High
School Arlington, Va medalist.
schools q ,5Ol-2. 800 studentSD: Pitch,
Walter johnson High School, Rockville,
Md, medalist and three first place
ratings, Jaguar Journal, Falls Church
wood High School. Silver Spring, Nd;
Scroll, Bladensburg (Md) Senior High
| School.
Printed papers of senior high schools
| u,O0l j 800 Students: PowW WOW :,
Easterner. Eastern High High School, both 10Th
medalists; first place, Beacon, Wood
row Wilson High School, and South
gind. South south HagerStoWn High School.
Yellow Jacket, osbOurn High School,
Manassas, Va, were both second place
Printed newspapers Of senior high
schools (75l-1. 900 students): Fair
School, second place, and Roosevelt
Reporter, Roosevelt High School, Sec
Printed newspapers of senior high
St, Mary's High School. Annapolis,
Printed newspapers of senior high
schools 900 or less Students; The
school, Silver Spring, Nd; and st.
Maria Goretti High School. HagerS-
town.
Printed newspapers OF junior senior
high schools Il 900 or less students :
footprints, Orange County Va) High
School, first place.
Printed newspapers of junior high
Junior High School, medalist.
Printed newspapers Of junior high
SCHOOLS t7Ol 100 Students; Patriot,
Williamsburg Junior High School, Arl-
Junior High Bulletin, shaw Junior
High School, and Kramer Remark,
Kramer Junior High School.
Printed newspapers of girls private
schools: The Dome. Academy of Notre
medalist Immaculate. News, 1mmacu-
lata High School, 4344 Wisconsin ave-
nue. NV, second place.
Printed newspapers Of colleges-Uni-
Harrisonburg. Va. first place.
Printed newspapers OF junior COL
leges: Collegian.. Immaculate Junior
College. second place.
high schools: Paul Pry. Paul Junior
High School, second place.
Printed literary-art magazines Of all
senior high schools: .Penman. Washing
Offset newspapers Of senior high
schools q SOL 800 studentsI: Echo,
suitland tMd) Senior High School,
first plsGe and sdo, siEnsl Wakefield tieit
Offset newspapers Of senior high
schools G5l-l 900 Students Sentry,
yorktown High School, Arlington, Va.
Offset newspapers Of senior high
schools 900 or fewer students: Bea-
con, Immaculate Conception Academy
940s. K street NV. first place
Offset newspapers Of junior high
schools Gl0-l 200 studentsD: Terrell
Broadcast, Terrell Junior High School,
second place.
Offset general magazines of .voea-
tional, trade and agricultural schools:
Trade Winds. Chamberlain Vocational
High School. first place.
Offset news magazines Of junior high
schools: Deal Lite, Alice Deal Junior
High School. first place
Offset literary magazines OF coed
private schools. Quarterly, Sidwe!l
Friends School. first place.
Duplicated newspapers of elementary
schools. grades 10: Twitter. Henry
Truesdell Trumpet, Truesden Labora-
tory School.
Duplicated literary magazines OF ele-
mentary schools: Lantern. Smothers
Elementary School, first place