Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-04-23 | Page 5 | Award Prizes for Battalion Essays

oo 'lf$fcr Award Prizes for 'M ' , Battalion Essays C; , ' : SALT LAKE, April 25. Prizes of- . - fered the Utah Mormon Battalion com- i . mission for essays upon Mormon bat- , I , " tallon historv were aAvarded yesterday. - The 100 prize for the best college . . paper was awarded to Arthur L. Craw ford of Dixie Normal college, St . j George. Honorable mention was made ' ' ' of Harold Jenson, University of Utah; ! Vesta Peirce of the Brigham Young university at Provo, and Driver E. ' Smith of the Utah Agricultural college ;,, kV at Logan. A unique paper was written by Miss ;', '. ' i Maud Jones ot Weber Normal college at Ogden, which "was entirely in verse. : ( . , Judges for the college contest were ' : Prof. Roland B. Lewis of the Univer sity of Utah, chairman; Prof. L. A. - K jr Quivey, Samuel Clawson and Heber G. vfc'-J Richards. ; f The ?50 prize for high school stu- 2Jt dents was won by Mabel Straw of the . Springville high school, and honorable 1 V mention was made of Eva Castro of the Logan high school. Judges were Hor-tense Hor-tense Spencer and Virginia Bush Stev- IThe 25 prize for junior high schools was won by Marie MacPhillips of Granite Gran-ite high school, with honorable men-i men-i tion of Hazel Casti'o of Logan high. Junior judges were Edith E. Kendew and Lucile Francke. ' -Jl I ' i ii.LU