Seward High School - Sewardonian Yearbook (Seward, NE)

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X ga we num n :nl -1 - na n nun: A K iD :runnin THE STATE SCHOLASTIC MEET S If the winning of gold, silver and bronze medals is any indication of scholarship and thorough school work Seward has every reason to feel satisfied with the showing made at a state-wide scholastic contest held under the auspices of the Wesleyan Uni- versity of University Place, April 24, 1925. Seward feels proud of the students who brought honors upon our school during the past three years that Seward has entered these contests. We have felt well satisfied with the number of honors won by our students. This year, however, Seward has made an extraordinary showing considering that more than two hundred and fifty stu- dents from the leading schools in the state participated in this scholastic contest. Examinations were given in the following eighteen subjects: Agriculture, algebra, bookkeeping, botany, civics, home economics, fsewing and cookingl, hygiene, history, geometry, geography, English, expression, extemporaneous speaking, spelling, manual training, physics. Q- Seward entered twenty-three students in eleven subjects and took fourteen medals E and one honorable mention. The following schools were winners in the contest: . Gold Medal Silver Medal Bronze Medal Wmners lst 2nd 3rd 1 Seward ......................... ........ 4 .......... 5 .......... ............. 5 Plattsmouth ............ ..... 3 ....... 1 ....... ...... 1 ' Wilber ............. ...... 2 ....... 1 ....... ...... 1 Lincoln ......... .... 1 ....... 1 ....... ...... 3 Crete ............ ..... 1 ....... 2 ....... ...... 2 Oakland ....... ..... 1 ....... 1 ....... ...... 1 Blair ............. . .... 1 . ...... 1 ....... .... . . 0 Aurora ................ ...................... 1 ....... 0 ....... ...... 0 Western ...................................... 1 ....... 0 ....... ...... 0 X Waverly ...................................... 1 ....... 0 ....... ...... 0 State Agricultural School ...... 1 ....... 0 ....... ...... 0 Walton ......................................... 1 ....... 0 ....... ...... 0 University Place ...................... 0 ....... 4 ....... ...... 1 Albion ..............,........ ..... 0 ....... 1 ....... ...... 0 E Valparaiso ............. ..... 0 ....... 1 ....... ...... 0 ' David City ......... ..... 0 ....... 0 ....... ..... . 1 fr Havelock ..................................... 0 ............. . ............ 0 ......................... . 1 g Shelby ......................................... 0 .......................... 0 .......................... 1 E The Seward students who distinguished themselves were as follows: Lester Schick .......... English .................... .First Place... .Gold Medal Henry Emme .......... Bookkeeping... ......... First Place ...... Gold Medal Viola Anderson ....... Sewing ......... . ........... First Place ...... Gold Medal S Viola Anderson ...... .Cooking .......... ....... F irst Place ...... Gold Medal Clayton Swartz ..... .Geography .............. Loleta Applegate...Bookkeeping ......,. Arthur Schroeder..Geography ............ . Paul Mensing ......... Manual Training...Second Place Sumner Anderson..Physics ................... Milton Mayland ..... Bookkeeping ........ Kathryn Vail .......... Geography ............... Vlasta Stransky ..... Spelling ............ . ..... . .Second Place .Second Place.. ..Second Place ..Second Place ....Third Place Third Place .... .Third Place .... .Silver Medal .Silver Medal .Silver Medal .Silver Medal .Silver Medal .....Bronze Medal .Bronze Medal .Bronze Medal X Keith Marshall ...... Manual Training...Third Place ..... Bronze Medal Lucile Koch ............ Sewing ..................... Third Place. .... Bronze Medal Ruth Kroeger ......... Hygiene .................... Honorable Mention HONOR STUDENTS OF FORMER YEARS lj 1923 The first scholastic meet participated in by the Seward schools was in 1923. That year Seward was awarded four medals. Esther Dahms ............., English ........................ First Place X Gretchen Woods .......... Expression .................. First Place Jacob Imig ................... Physics ........... .......... S econd Place Cornelia Fehner .......... Spelling ....... .......... S econd Place 1924 In 1924 the Seward schools won five awards. Kelly Porter ................ Physics ........... ......... F irst Place Bess Gleisberg ............. Spelling ....... .......... F irst Place Dorcas Weatherby ...... Spelling ............ .......... S econd Place an Esther Dahms .............. English ....................... Third Place George Harrison ......... Bookkeeping .............. Second Place at lik , E nf l vm u an fl-:1gjl'lj'Zlnf l lm if .E PAGE EIGHTY L52

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