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Madison Community Chest Budget Committee
April 5, 1949
A.F. Ketterer, principal of Franklin elementary school is at his desk looking over Wisconsin State Journal Badger Spelling Bee material with two of his students, Charles Willadsen, at left, and Pat...
Badger Spelling Bee Finalists
April 9, 1949
Twenty-four Madison students who were contestants in the city finals of the Wisconsin State Journal's Badger Spelling Bee stand on stairs in front of a brick building. Margaret O'Connell was crowne...
Carol Jane Berry
April 20, 1949
Badger Spelling Bee west Dane County champion, Carol Jane Berry.
Badger Spelling Bee (?)
April 9, 1949
A woman, possibly a Badger Spelling Bee judge, sits at a desk with an open book, paper, and pencil. A group of children sit behind her.
Badger Spelling Bee Officials
April 6, 1954
W.J. (Bill) Clark, master pronouncer in the Badger Spelling Bee finals, looks over the word list with bee officials Wallace Wikoff, Spelling Bee director, and Nancy Staudenraus, State Journal libra...
Twenty-Three Champions Compete in City Spelling Bee
March 25, 1952
Spelling champions from twenty-three Madison public and parochial schools will take part in the city spelling finals of the "Wisconsin State Journal" 1952 Badger Spelling Bee in Scanlan Hall of the...
