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THE SCHOOL CONTEST. ANNUAL AFFAIR TAKES PLACE AT TO CKAHOE— LARGE CROWD WITNESSES CONTEST — PRIZES AWARDED. The Ihird Annual Contest and Exhibition of School and Home Culture work, under the auspices of the Home and School Association of Upper Township,, field at Tuckahoe, Saturday, Hay 27th, marked the most enthusiastic of these yearly events. The athletic grounds and school buildings swarmed with eager residents of the township *11 day. During the morning hours the High School Athletic Association conducted a track meet, consisting of running, jumping, pole-vaulting and pipe shouting for the Grammar School boys. As this was an entirely new feature this year, only a few entries were made ; two from jBeesleys Point and four from Tuckahoe; but notwithstanding the little practice given to this sport all the boys did remarkably well. Dare Bobison, of Tuckahoe, won for his school a handsome banner, awarded by Hope W. Gandy. A potato contest arounsed much enthusiasm, and a prize of (1, awarded by Dr. Marshall, was won by Edgar Corson, of Beesleys Point. A free luncheon of sandwiches and . coffee was served in the grove at noon, and «ce cream was sold by the Senior Class, the proceeds going toward the Washington trip fund. The afternoon exercises consisted of ■ .written spelling and rapid calculation by 6th, 7th and 8th grades, and sentence construction and rapid sdditic-n by 3rd, 4th and 5th. Recitation by 7th- and 8th, and reading by the 6th, oral spelling by 3rd, 4th and 5th. Talks by County Supt. A. W. Hand, Prof. J. A. Stackhouse and a greeting from the Mother's Congress to Home Culture girls and others, by Miss A. E. Xiekerson, completed the exercises. The exhibits in needle-work and baking, manual training, handwork and grade papers were exceptionally fine, and worthy of commendation, j- Several special trophies were won by the various schools. Esther .Logergrin won first prize in written spelling and secured (for this ; year) .-<&■ handsome picture for Mar(hallviUe, awarded by Dr. Marshall. * Lizzie Corson won for Palermo, a smaller picture, for oral- spelling, to remain permanently in the Palermo school.

Edwin -Burge won first honor for a ] rustic bird-house, and Edwin Robinson t second honor for a very neat and cor- ] rect bird-house, thus securing for the , Grammar room a manual training pen- , nant. ■ Be beautiful doll-house, construct- < j? ed in the primary room at Tuckahoe, , deserves special mention, which to- , gether with the general line of hand j and grade work secures for that room , - a banner for this year; also the date ( e 1916 added to the pennant received j e last year. , 1 A pennant for extremely neat and < r> attractive handwork was awarded to i i- Marshallville school. t Miss Myra Clouting received a U. { '• T. H. S. pennant for obtaining the high- i 'f est average for high -school entrance , in September. | b • The beautiful aeedleworn done by d the girls at Palermo secured fbr their ; [, schol the date 1916 to 'the Sewing Pen- - nant receised last year. Valera Regan, s age 11, deserves special mention for her s exquisite hand-sewing. 0 x The Committee regrets the inability . u of the Strathmere pupils to remain for ' academic honors during the afternoon, e owing to poor traii service on their line., ' i- The various prizes and trophies with a winners, am as follows: '• DIVISION L SCHOOL Written Spelling— Esther Logergrin, j, i- Marshallville. Picture. J" 1 Oral Spelling— Lizzie Corson, Palermo. j 1 1 Picture. Recitation — Cornelia Mathews, Peters- j ii burg. Frances Craver, Seaville. Each I $1. r Reading— 6th Grade. 1st, $1, Alex- , e ander Mendelsohn, Marshallville; 2nd, Ear] Lippincott, Palermo, f Rapid Calculation— 6th, 7th, 8th, • j n Grades, Edwin Robinson, Tuckahoe, $1 ; ! * 3rd Grade, Dorothy Robinson, Tuckahoe, j ■ a 50 cents; 4th, 5th Grade, Fannie Gan- ! I y none, Petersburg, 50c. i, Drawing — Byron Young, Beesleys ! i Point. Picture. '• Manual Training— 1st Hoijor, Edwin S Burge, Tuckahoe. 2nd, Edwin Robinson, ! i e Tuckahoe. Manual Training Pennant | j L for Grammar Department. u Grade Papers— Eighth Grade, Marian 1 Stale, Tuckahoe. Seventh Grade, Anna ' | ' McNieL Tuckahoe. Sixth Grade, Alex- i [ •' ander Mendelsolm, Marshallville. Fifth Grade, Francis Crema, Tuckahoe. Fonrth : V Grade, Florence Tice, Marshallville. 3rd j Grade, Pansy McNiel, Tuckahoe. I ! n ond Grade, 1st prize, Ralph Ward, Tuck- « ahoe; 2nd. Abbie Barber, Marshallville; j , 3rd, Thelma Ware, Tuckahoe. Fir-t I Grade, 1st prize, Catherine Evans, Tuck- ' * ahoe; 2nd, Sylvia Mendelssohn, Ma-- j » shallville; 3rd, Burrows YahGilder, Pet- ' 0 ersburg. English Sentences— Third Grade, Jon ■ Gandy, Petersburg. Fourth Grade. Jos- j ft ephine Ross, Petersburg. Fifth Grade, I | Annie Tierno, Marshallville. * Books were given as prizes in grade ' i, papers and written english. Sports — Track Meet: Dare Robinson, t Tuckahoe, banner for Grammar DepartJ ment. Potato Race: Edgar -Coram, . Beesleys Point 81. ' DIVISION n. HOME .CULTURE , WORK PERFORMED AT HOME AND SCHOOL > WORK PERFORMED AT HOME | Class I. Girls 12 years and under. Class U, over 12 years. ,

Baking— Class I, best loaf of bread. IT Helen Sturgis, Tuckahoe, 81 award- 1 j by H. W. Gandy. Best loaf cake, Ist.jl Cora Sharp, Beesleys Point, $1, Time account Tuckahoe National Bank 2nd, I Dorothy Robinson, Tuckahoe, 50c. Class ■ H, beet loaf of bread, Viola Thirkeil, - Strathmere, 81, Howe W. Gandy. Layer J cake, 1st, Bertha Witcamp, Strathmer". Bank account, 81. 2nd prize, Cecil Cor- 8 son, Palermo, 50 cents. Pie, Myrt'e Madara, Palermo, hair ribbon. Sewing and Fancy Needlework — Class L Best gingham apron, Lucy Bagine, Petersburg, scissors. Patch, Valera Re- S gan, Palermo, picture. Embroidery, 1st, Julia Townsend, Palermo, embroidery 1 outfit; 2nd, Edith Danzenbaker, Tuckahoe, embroidery outfit. Towel, Helen Sturgis, Tuckahoe, picture. Initial towel, Beatrice, Stimets, Paler#, 50 cents. 8 Patch Work, Alice IngerioU, Peters- * burg, hair ribbon. Class II: Best three button-holes with buttons, Viola Tfcur- S kcll, Strathmere, silver thimble. Best darn, Angeline Gannone, Petersburg, sil- 6 vfer penciL Special: Plain night dress, 1st, Cornelia Mathews, Petersburg. 81, Bank account; 2n4^Jejinie Bacon, Pet- " ersburg. 50 dents. Special hand sewing on fancy night-dress, Valera Regan, Palermo. Fancy apron, lstM Lizzzie Corson, Palermo, 81, Bank account; 2nd, Esther Logergrin, Marshallville, 50 cuts. Special to Myrtle Madara for embroidery, 25 cents. Crocheting, Filet lace, Mary White, Seaville, fancy bag. . Special mention must be given to Anna Mason, age 6 years, Tuckahoe, for ^ ma era me doily, a"hd Julia Townsend, for embroidered work bag. Plant growing, 1st, Arthur Collins, age 8, Palermo, 8250 in gold, award- g ed by Messrs. Stackhouse and Thrash- . er; 2nd, John Gandy, age 8, Peters- j; burg, bagk aocount. The judges oh Grade Work and Drawing were Rev. J. B. Reeves and Marian • Stafford; Sewing, Mrp. James Smith, Mrs. Z. A. Townsend and Mrs. Hawn; ■ baking, Mrs. Stirling W. Cole and Mrs. ' John S. Douglass, of Cape May Court plants, Mr. Stackhouse; Hand1 work and Manual Training, Supt. Hand n and Mr. Stackhouse. The Committee of the Home and h School Association of Upper township '' 1 acknowledges the generous contributions ^ and able assistance of the above named ! all committees, High Sshool - 1 teachers who conducted the exercises J and examined papers, or any others who I to make this contest a success ; I to the Athletic Association and the I Senior Class; for the generous oontri- J 1 of Dr. Marshall, Tuckahoe Na- I tional Bank; Tuckahoe and Qalermo I Granges, Messrs Hope W. Gandy, Av. S. I ' Shaw, A- H. Sapp and others, and to the j ! community for their -hearty co-opera-, J results advertise in Star and Wave Sf H» wyN * -

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