Central Junior High School - Junior Classic Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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Gi The Junior Classic 26 .,..v-w DISTRICT COMMERCIAL CONTESTANTS FROM CENTRAL JUNIOR HIGH Left to right: Roland Grant, Genevieve Sorwick, Rose Barclo, Clara Scheiman, Geneva Holloway Penmanship The writing of the Central Junior High School' pupils has greatly improved under the supervision of Miss Ewing. Ninety-eight pupils, who showed satisfactory results in their work at the end of twenty-live drills, received Palmer Method Buttons. Eighty- eight received Progress Pins, for having com- pleted 1O+ drills and having shown a decided improvement in their writing. The certificate denotes that the pupil has successfully passed the examination at the end of the complete course. The following persons received cer- tificates: Jeanette Gillis, Helen Kotolinski, Harriet Straus, Kitkowski, Joseph Magiera, Angela Genevieve Sorwick, Emanuel Jablonski, Pauline Gendel, Mann, Geneva Holloway, Catherine Raymond Pauwels, Margaret Kowalski, Martha Matthys, Marion Biddle, Aileen Mann, Minnie Friedman, Vivian Lee, Velezora Liggans. Harriet Nowak, Mary Dudeck, Katherine Smith, Esther Kusnierek, Eleanor Archam- beault, Helen Lacer, Edna Crockett, Vivian Crothers, Virginia Herreman, Bessie Sclam- berg, Eileen Thomas. Emma Lochmandy, Ber' nice Pare. Robert lvViltrout, Bernice lVoltman, Alice Nielsen, Clara Scheiman, Evelyn Tuley. XXX V Marie Skinner Berniece Plotnicki Rose Smalinskv, Naomi Pickett, Margaret Fink, Edna Roberts, Marie Frederick, Martha Rys Dorotha YVhitacre Thelma Condo Annette Frank, Catherine Smith, Anvela Heiser, Kath rvn Harrington, Grace McQueen, Arthur Vl'al ter, Sylvia Rosenthal, Lucille Crump, Mary Zoss, Lottie Novak. Marv Horvath, Margaret Arch Mathilda Pawlicki Francis Gorzkiewicz District Commercial Contest The District Commercial Contest was held in Mishawaka Saturday, April 23. Roland Grant and Rose Bardo were sent from the typewriting class. V Clara Scheiman, Genevieve Sorwick and Geneva Holloway represented the penmanship classf First and second individual honors were won by Clara Scheiman and Genevieve Sorwick re spectively, both from the South Bend Central Junior High School. Clara Scheiman competed in the State Con- test which was held in Ball's Gymnasium, lndi ana State Normal. Muncie, Indiana, April 30 lPage Thirtyl ...ei ... L .-,gr -, ,A . - 1..- - . , 1 P .V c . C 3 3 ' . . . . Q -

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