MONROE - GFWC Monroe Woman's Club announced the winners of the local 2014 poetry/short story contest and the winners of the GFWC-WI state contest.
Poetry winners in first through third grades were Sadie Klinkhammer, first at local contest; Grace Versnik, second at local and first at state; and Danika Walker, third at local.
Short story winners in first through third grades were Ryan Mathiason, first at local contest; Harley Suthers, second at local and third at state; and Katrina Sathoff, third at local and second at state.
Poetry winners in grades fourth through sixth were Kaitlyn Elgin, first at local and first at state; Rebecca Rath, second at local; and Sarah Prien, third at local and state.
Short story winners in grades fourth through sixth were Kennedy Klemm, first at local; Heath Huschitt, second at local and third at state; and Allie Kline, third at local and second at state.
The poetry winner in grades 10 through 12 was Cyle Berndt, first at both the local and state levels.
Short story winners in grades seventh through ninth were Cammi Ganshert, first at local and second at state, and Carson Eddy, second at local and first at state.
Poetry winners in first through third grades were Sadie Klinkhammer, first at local contest; Grace Versnik, second at local and first at state; and Danika Walker, third at local.
Short story winners in first through third grades were Ryan Mathiason, first at local contest; Harley Suthers, second at local and third at state; and Katrina Sathoff, third at local and second at state.
Poetry winners in grades fourth through sixth were Kaitlyn Elgin, first at local and first at state; Rebecca Rath, second at local; and Sarah Prien, third at local and state.
Short story winners in grades fourth through sixth were Kennedy Klemm, first at local; Heath Huschitt, second at local and third at state; and Allie Kline, third at local and second at state.
The poetry winner in grades 10 through 12 was Cyle Berndt, first at both the local and state levels.
Short story winners in grades seventh through ninth were Cammi Ganshert, first at local and second at state, and Carson Eddy, second at local and first at state.
