BORO WINS FOUR OF FIVE POSTER PRIZE AWARDS






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Brooklyn Standard Union
27 March 193

High School Pupils Lead Entire City in Annual CONTEST

Four out of five awards in the tenth annual poster contest by students in the 
schools of Greater New York were awarded to Brooklyn pupils, it was learned 
today when the judges made their announcement. This year's contest was 
conducted by the Humane Education Department of the American Society for the 
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and was sponsored by the Board of Education. 

The winners were:
Eunice HENRIQUES, of 1731 West Tenth street, a pupil of the Washing Irving 
High School, first prize $25;

Albert TARTER, of 1938 East Eighteenth street, a pupil of James Madison High 
School, second prize of $15;

Jack ROSEN, of 15 Montgomery street, Manhattan, a pupil of Textile High 
School, first honorable mention;

William GROMAN, of 1770 East Seventeenth street, a pupil of James Madison 
High School, second honorable mention;

Abner SUNDELL, of 2440 Eighty-third street, a pupil of New Utrecht High 
School, Third honorable mention.

Silver and bronze medals to a large number of Brooklyn pupils also were 
awarded by the judges. The awards will be made by the Humane Education 
Department, April 18, at exercises to be held in the auditorium of Washington 
Irving high School.

The judges of the contest were Dr. Harold CAMPBELL, associate superintendent 
in charge of high schools; Mrs. Alfred CASPARY, chairman of the Human 
Education Committee for the New York Women's League for Animals; Morgan 
DENNIS, well known for his dog etchings; Pierce JOHNSON, art director of the 
Ralph H. JONES Company, and Miss Frances E. CLARKE, education director for 
the A. S. P. C. A.

A selection of the high school posters will be exhibited in Education Hall 
and the American Museum of Natural History, from May 18 to May 30. They will 
then be entered in the national poster contest conducted by the American 
Humane Association in Albany.
The contest started in November and a separate contest was held in each 
competing high school. From the designs submitted in each high school, a 
group of judges selected five designs....

Transcriber: Mary Davis
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