Show Pape Two ' TOE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Knight Crusader Hope Well Known To Our Readers (Continu'd Irpm JUNIOR JUNE 28 1931 Knight Tomoko On Honor Roll For First Time ®iet!ribune3ftittwor Gbnfesf Put One) (Continued from Five On 121011 difficulty in piling up a high core And she likes to do it The drudgery of hunting up material in the 'ibrary the tediousneoe of sitting for hours at a typewriter are to Hope so much play She spares no effort and no amount of labor in making her work accurate neat and interesting Hope is now 13 years old This Is the third point contest in which she has been a top-noher rankmgfirst each time And since this is place her third time on the honor roll Hope Is the lucky winner of The Tribune medal for excellence Only once before during the two years and a half of the Tribune Junior’ contests has this medal been won and that was last June when Marjorie Mellor of Mantl was awarded the medal far her work during the previous three contests To win the medal a contestant must have appeared on the honor roll three times Since Hope has been contributing to The Tribune Junior she has become known all over the United States having received letters from young people everywhere congratulating her on her work and wishing to make the suquaintance of the young author and artist Hope Is a student at the Bryant Junior high school where1 she passed her first year’s work with flying colon Her last month's report showed nothing but A's straight through from algebra to sewing Hope is a cheerful worker and Is new "Pen always happy to make Pals" answering her - many "Ian"letter promptly and interestinglyHope is the daughter of Mr and Mrs M A Nelson 68 South Sixth East street Salt lake Jtrst jhnt mn t t$ig rg MiJT jut Ca-y- o aj things equally welt Her drawings as you have doubtless noticed are light and graceful with flowing lines and pretty faces and delicate flowers and leaves Her prose is serious and stately or humorous and light according to its purpose Her stories are about nature and fairies and cunning children and her poems are often excursions Into unusual meters ao (Ju te - and rhymes This is Tomoko’s first appearance on the honor roll but that does not mean that she has only recently become an active contestant She ranked very high in (he fourth contest and did 'splendid work in the third one Tomoko’s rise to the honor roll Is significant to all contributors It proves that by work and perseverance one can win whatever honor he chooses for himself Knight Tomoko completed the work at the Midvale Junior high school this spring with the second highest honors As she had done the three rears’ work In but two years these honors were magnified It is difficult enough Jo crowd the study and achievement of three years Into two but to do so and still lead your classmates tat scholarship is most unusual In addition to this she has won recognition In the art display of the school and has taken part In the glee club End other activities Tomoko it the da'ighter of Mr and Mrs Walter U WaUmtiki Weet Center street Midvale She Is 13 years old First Boy to Win Coveted HOPE NELSON WINS 1ST PLACE IN 5T11 CONTEST (Continued from Fss Place on Roll One) with a great many showing unusual the ability and promise this list Is longest and has more high scores sixth contest The than any previous way will point contest now under doubtless outshine this one but only because many of those who got good starts in this contest will improve their technique and increase their efforts in order to be still higher next time Hope Nelson first place winner wins also The Tribune silver medal awarded only to those who have three times been topnotchers These three times do not have to be consecutive Any contestant who has been a topnotcher three times wins the medal After winning it these youngsters may still contribute to the little section but they are excluded lrotn participation in the point contests Jr office asks first thing to see the Everyone who comes to The Tribune honor roll We are publishing its picture today so that those who cannot come to the office may know what this interesting feature looks like The roll beau tifully colored and engraved hangs In The Tribune Jr office as a permanent memorial of the ability and achievement of the topnotchers in each of the contests Two names appear three times each — Marjorie Mellor and Hope Nelson These two contributors have been awarded The Tribune silver medal for excellence' In competition Others whose names appear twice have to win only on more time to achieve this honor Murray Girl in Fifth Placfe ! (OonUnoeS from Pm "One) AdeU can handle her pencil M well as her inrush ittth Mabey Bancroft Idaho came seventh Ruth’s stories are at jng the most popular we have ever She has a decided knack published with her pen and the office receives that WIIAT DO YOU KNOW? ' — t Who is the patron saint of Shoemakers? 2 What is the principal female Singer in an opera called? What town was the scene of a battle on April i 1775? 4 Who was the first Republican presldental candidate? 5 What language is spoken in the northern provinces of Belgium? 6 Where is Death valley? 7 Which is the Wolverine state? 8 Who wrote: “The Bun Shines Bright in the Old Kentucky Home"? 9 On what sea is Venice located? 10 Who was Jean de Reszke? ANSWERS TO LAST WEEK’S 1 r rd ' - QUESTIONS Philadelphia is called the City Of Brotherly Love 2 Alexander Hamilton was the 1 first secretary of the treasury 3 The first landing place of Columbus was called San Salvador 4 Montezuma was king of the Virginia Dare was the first child born of English parents in America 6 Alfred Tennyson wrote "1 hope to see my pilot lace to face When bar” I 7have crossed the Cleopatra's Needle is the name ' of an Egyptian monument in Cen- tral park 8 Robert Burns is called the bard Of Ayrshire 9 Monte Carlo is in Monaco 10 The Hebrides are in Scotland 5 letters complimenting Ruth's 2675 points Amy Nakashima 14 of 8alt Lake is eighth place winner Amy can t draw beautifully and her cross-woe a delight because they puzzles are so clean and so clear Amy had an even 2400 points Ninth place is held by Fern Ivy Gardner of Mona Although Bern Ivy is only ln she piled up a score ol 2275 points Nalda Richardson 15 Of Logan came tenth with 2175 points Naida ' is a popular and clever contributor and her work has adfjed a great deal our little section Here is the list of point winhers: woc She earned ' AZtCCS (Continued from Fk One rather spend his time in perfecting his comics than to hasten through his drawing and have time for play Arthur to 14 a student at the Irving Junior high school and he plans definitely to make art his career He is the son of Mr and Mrs R W Butler 1045 East Forty-fift- h South street Salt Lake ‘ Nelton Salt Lake Margaret Dudley Salt Lake Tomoko Watanuk) Midvale Arthur Butler 8alt Lake Clarissa Williams Murray A dell Reese Balt Lake i Ruth MAbel Bancroft Idaho Amy Nakashima Balt Lake Fern Ivy Gardner Mona Nalda Richardson Logan Fmma Julia Jenkins Bait Lake Charlotte Palk Tremonton Virginia Judd Ruperts Idaho Myrl Gardner Mona Bessie Park Logan Arval Grover Magna ise) Woolsey Balt Lake Maurine Gardner Mona Clarissa Peterson Bountiful Veima Blert Jerome Idaho Newton Mona 3!da Walter B roman BaH Lake Lola Milton Green River LaMar Reese Balt Lake Marian Twin Price 626 Jacqueline terson Lakepoint 000: LaMar Stanley Bernice MUM 75 Ada Marcia BoefceL Hop 9700 975 £625 3400 9075 3825 3675 3400 3275 3175 3025 3025 1925 1075 1025 1600 1600 1460 1275 12S0 1225 1125 1075 1025 Pe- 175 175 Gordon MeNitt Balt Anna May Dunn 75: Blevert Modena 075 Lake 700 Geraldine von Nephi C75i Betty Cowan Pern Freckle 060 Betty Re ns trout Balt UM 660 Xephi Stanley Nephi 625 Dorothy Evans T'hay 8aH Lake 575: Margaret Crrason Rupert Richfield 625 Idaho 560 'Helen Peterson Xekls Cowan450 Nephi 525 Walter Oarcia Nev Balt Lake Meilstrup John Elka 475 Farol Haase) Mammoth 435 Manon Christensen Price 425 Manr Jane Waiters Bristol Silver New 400 Laura Thomas Stall Lake 400: Paul McNitt Bait Lake 400 Keith Montague Balt Lake 175 Wilma Salt Lake 350 Erma May 950 J Russel) Johnson Evanston 350r Oertrude Eynnn Grovont Wyo Wyo Arline Newton Mona 935 OerahUne 325 4 Xievlne New York City N Y 300 Balt 376 points each: Betty Cleveland Take Jane Watson Rupert Idaho Daryl Nephi: Bud Peterson Lakepoint Stanley PJlarne Loveland Tabiona 250 points each: Eva Ballet Gusher Geraldine Reese Bali Lake Bernell Winn Smithfield 225 points: 200 points Hansen Balt Lake Wallace -ch Norma Hamilton Price Virginia Oamptv'U Balt Lake Virginia LovehmcL 175 points each: June Duggine GunIdaho nison: Mildred Miller Rexburg Sthisuko Wakai Rains Myrtle Madding Alton Wyo Beverly Deardorf Bait Lake Xeah Hale Ontario Ore 100 points each Flelen Kelsey Burley Idaho Helen Seeley Duchesne Hasel Christensen Price Orace Bowna Copperton Betty Horton Lake Salt 156 points each— Margaret Clayton Balt Yakf Muriel Toombs Bait taftat Andrew I en t Warn© Hartwell Mona Harold Dawson Murray Oardner C?Uy Park - 125 points each — Elisabeth Snow Salt Marjorie Merisel Provo Patsy PatDelta terson Salt Lake: Marla Robinson Idaho Bessie Jan Bolsnder Shelley Ora ku ns Balt Lake Ethel Milton Green River Nev Decker Jimmie Ruth Clare John-wo-n Huntington Geraldine Robb Bt AnIdaho thony 100 each—Chrissl Wilson j Ogden: points Ames Winifred Cannon Iowa Jimmie seeker Salt Lake Owen Johnston Black-fo- ot Idaho: Dorothy White Balt Lake Ptarhara Crismoix Balt Lake: Geraldine Femn Ogden Beatrice Hill Elko Nev Katherine Carter Mohrland Jease H H Holt Salt lake Jeanne Williams Ptoche I Ne Halt Catherine Hooper Annabelle Wade Robert Deardorf Fort Duchesne Lake William Powell Balt Lake Cora Bradley Eureka Eva Pickett Tooele Ra (Jrook Parson Clara Tomlinson Balt lake 76 polo la each — Jessie Ormond Provo Carman Leigh Cedar Bobby Rohlfing Balt Lake Myrlene Alger Rains Dorothy Owen - Newton Mont Ruth Barnes 8alt Lake Lyon Evans Tooele N&etni Crump Balt take Paul Newton Mona Kathleen Bird Richfield Gene Stephens Burch Creek Mildred me Nephi Gertrude Castagno Balt Lake' 50 points each— Katherine McfC night Price William H Green Balt take Glen WUson Nephi Geneii Hansen Me Pleasant Wanda Hilman Eureka A dine Hidson Copperton Ruth Hansen Delta Gale Und-stro- m Balt Lake Verna Allred Spring Balt Lake Mary Cily John Bdgingtoa Jean Hayes Sait Lake Edythe Beard Wellington Mary Taylor Balt Lake Mary Nelson Mt Pleasant Wilson White Ogden Valene Colder Orem Mary Smith Balt take Bon ilk Pickett BaH Lake Prank Booth Balt Lake Gertrude Eynon Jack-so- n Wyo Dorothy Thatcher Balt Lake Genevieve Wilson Ogden Helen Gordon Bait Lake Marie Fowler Idaho Palls Idaho Harold Cortes Balt Lake Genevieve Kopp Ploche Nev Harry Wakai Rains Robert Hansen Arline Hilton Balt Salt Lake Blew art Balt Lake Vance take Athene Nielsen Monroe Robert Cunningham Balt Lois Cole take Ogden Massaro Wakai ' Rains taclle Judd Kanab 25 pointSkyeach — Leslie Gardner Woodruff Aria Wendell waUon Balt Lake Pillar Arriaga Halley Idaho Herbert Winslow Bait Lake Grant Beeley Pork Duchesne Paul Hreinson Castlegate: Agnes Slaughter Pioche Nev Lynette Cheg-widd- en Murray Phyllis Johnson Midvale Gertrude Jensen Provo: Willard Wilson Balt Lake Jean McIntyre Price: Beth Price Dorothy Hardman Magna princeJones BaH Lake Elmo Warner NeJean Lake Wendell phi Betty Jane Shore Balt Mot ter St George Joy Phillips Provo Jean Jones Twin Palls Idaho RoU) Reid Moab: Ramona Warner Fillmore James Hammond Bait take Ruth Kelley Rexburg Idaho: Geraldine Rasmussen Hunter Gertrude Olsen BaH take Ivy Gubler Lund Nev Verlle Loosli Providence Thais Peterson Balt Gordon Tangren Delta take Dorothy Bishop BaH Lake Heilen Garland Phyllis John-- Beryl Berensen eon Midvale Rhea Robins Scipio Juno Hicks Burnt Pork Wyo Helen Saunders Balt Lake Helen Strom Balt Lake Patsy Peurman Virginia City Nev Ruth Blas-aa- rd Kamas Roma Wilson 8a It Lake Harold Grosvenor Balt Lake Ruth Milton Green River Arlie Prances Jones Ogden Marguerite Caine Salt Lake Alice Dolan Louis Montgomery Cherry Creek Nev Balt take John Glenn Balt take Loma Fowkes Mona Douglas Shepard Mona Anne Garfieldv Mona LaRue Parkin Balt Lake: Lois Davis Grace Idaho Arthur Hammond Providence Flora Gihllan Cas-tlegRuth Palmier! Spring Canyon Bob Rich Balt take Josephine Packerell Granger Vevedeen Woolsey Balt take Taylor Carr Ogden Mary Jane Shaw Fillmore Prank jAnif Grant Bonejville Booth Salt take: Ruth Prosi Monticello Arlene Crabtree Salt Lake Gertrude Wilson BaH Lake Mabel Wilson Maekay Idaho Jean Layton Balt take: Forsyth Burt Murray: Oail Bullotk Fox Park Evelyn Brown Ogden: Jean MorriWyo: son Duchesne: Martha Owens Balt Lake: Venice Lundberg Prove Anna Baxter Balt take O -- |