Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 230, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 February 1925 — Page 3

THURSDAY, FEB. 5, 1925

MANUAL’S STAR STUDENT KEEPS * placeatJtop Honor Roll for Final Marking Period of Last Semester Given, John A. Herrmann, Manual High School’s star student, maintained his position at the top of the scholarship rating'with an average of 97.500 for the final marking period of the semester just closed. Miss Charlotte Cauaday heid3 the same average, but is just below Herrmann because he took more subjects. Top ten boys of the Red House in the latest honor roll are; John A. Herrmann, Edward Buddenbaum, George Fink, Alfred Grannemaim, Arthur Sturm, Harold hueasow, Leander King, Roland Kyle. Walter Gleeer. Roy Kohl, Elmo’ Foster, Arthur Cleveland. Carl McAllister, Charles Dant, Melvin Augusta, The White House top ten boys: Don Menke, Lewis Moore, Paul Lohsa, Paul Vollrath, Christopher Hankemeier, Edward Paul, Robert Wilson, Ivey Prestwood, Andrew Ramsey, Norbert Sack, Frank Rose, Durbin Tacoma, Harold Stueki, Roy Colier. Wilford Maschmeyer, Red House top ten girls: Charlotte Canid ay. Lena Cohen, Alberta Stuckmeyer, Lore Meyer, Eva Shields, Olga Bonke, Josephine Carter, Mary Elizabeth Hunt, Mary Evans, Gertrude Helmuth, Margaret Cornell, Dorothy Hell, Wilma Yates. Doris Paul. Thelma Mae Clark, Minnie Harris, Gladys Nor\jnan, k, White House top ten girls: • Louisa, Sackman, Mabel Shew, Julia LMiller, Wilma Meyer, Helen Vennard, Mary Schakel, Rutn Seele, Opal HassenJiahl, Vivian Short, Thelma Tacoma, Lilian Burnett, Elma Paul, Paula Meinzta, Annamae Midkill. Rose Netherton, Honorable Mention Red House students given honorable mention: Carlos Ames, Jacob Axelrod, Alfred Belles, Wallace Bertrand, Francis Biemer, Edwin Boswell, William L, Bowles, John Rillmgsey, Lesie Brandt, Edward Burton, Christian B, Carlsen, John Clayton, Robert - Coghill, Ruben J, Cohen, Alfred Ceilings. Marvin Davis, Gustave Dongas. Gala Emery .Wayne Farmer, Richard Fogarty, Charles Foster, Allen Fox, Raymend Griffin, Leonard Harrison. Donald Hart, Frederick Henselmeier, Herbert Higgins. Morris Hughes, Ernest Hull, Arthur Kissing, Evert Landers, Simon Manual ad, Thurman Meyer. Rudolf Pfiater, Armon Rises, Barney Rollings. Frank Shea, Flayd Snutii, Oran Stanley, Ralph Tacoma, Thomten Talbott, Glen Turner, Richard Witte, Lois Allen, Jean Anderson, Thelma Armfield, Mildred Arnold, Marguerite Baker, Harriett Barkalow, Luella Barkalow, Hejen Baumgart, Florence Beard, Dorothy Barry. Margaret Black, Gertrude BluemeL Minnie Bluesteia, Marie Bergmann, Thdma Bergmann, Marcella Brane, Thelma Braaelton, Anna Brisbin, Mary Bristow, Louise Brunner, Theresa Buck)ier,Ruth Bullard, Lilly Burreaa, Eva Burton Bernice Bush Bather Cambridge, Ruth Caplan Edythe Ctaey, Catherine Carpenter, Helen Oollina, Inn Cornell Ceeilia Costello, Dorothy Coyerdil, Eva CoyleL Pauline Paum, Catherine Davern, Annabeil Delph, Alice Dickey, Allegra Donaldson, Crystal Douglass, Frieda Draeger, Luciel Draeger, Helen Drake, Anna Dubin, Augusta Dudley Rose Einstandlg, Helen Elbel, Louise Engelktng, Hermlne Ernsttag, Clara Faaman, Ruth Feehtman, Rose Foster, Grace Qivan, Esther Glazier, Mildred Goepper, Hazel Gooch, Diana Greenspan, Anna Greenwald, Jennie Gronard, Frieda Grossman, Myrtle Gnmrool, Mary Harness, Dora Hastings, Mary Hastmgs Bertha Haynes, Maurine Heekman, Mildred Heekman, Franees Horriek, Myla Herrmann, Berthi Hertx Mildred Hill, \annel Hedapp, Jrleon garner, flerenct M Y’felat Jacob Elizabeth Jenknia, Helen Jehnaon, violet Janes, Irma Ratten, Bertha Klinge,

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PATROLMAN ELMER BRANCH | ' TATROLMAN ELMER P BRANCH, 32, of 408 E. * 1 St. Clair St., one of the present administration appointees, already has proved a good acquisition to the police department. Almost immediately after going to work In April, 1922, Branch was assigned to District 19, known as one of the hardest districts to cover In the city. Coal thieves were stealing unrestrained from the Nickel Plate Railroad, near Nineteenth St, In a short time Branch had them pretty well in hand. Since then he has driven an auto over four Brightwood districts, During February he can be seen daily between 7 a, m, -and 3 p. m. in District 12, bounded by English Ave., Tenth St., Emerson Ave, and > the Belt Railroad, “If any more of the trouble breaks out in District i9 such as we had recently when railroad detectives were shot at, we shall place Branch back there in all probability," Po> llece Chief Rlkhoff said today, “He knows how to handle them,"

. Kl T ur * r - v KaUu Vn Kombroke. hhSh to?. 1- L ? na Lae P BI S- Thelma. Lamblrth, Lillian Lenowltz. Emma Lichtsinn ,&L en rn Metll * r - Virginia Miles. Dagmar Mollery. Clara Montgomery Flora Hugent, Ruth Ormaby, Nadine Peltier Radcliff. Ruth Radcliff. Jennie Rom Hazel Rooenberg. Dorothy Rosebaugh Anna 3aperßtlne - Mary Ellen ShamBertha Schlenaker. Marie Shanks. Nora Belle Shannon. Sylvia Shapiro. Helen Shtyherd Athena Starr, Mildred Summers Alma Voils. I.ueille Wall, Marie Wallman, Alma Walman L®?. 116 'f ash - Pauline West. Claska Wit Betty Zintel. Gertrude Zorn. White House Scholars White House students honorably mentioned: 5 jo,<l - Norbert Basey Thomas Bernhardt, Samuel Brateman. Lawrence Eunston, George Gerdts. Wilbert Koch, Edward Kornbroke. Orville Lee. Otto Leonhardt, William Markle, Melvin Martin. Alfred Mengee, Trent Michael, Harry MUler, Samuel Ngmglg,

WOMEN'S STYLISH COATS $C Coats worth as l4uch as $22.50. Good styles and fine qualities. Many of these charming coats are suitable for spring wear. Cash in on this drastic reduction.

GLOBE STORE 330 W. WASHINGTON “The Hcxtie of Bargains”

Hugh Reed. Frederick Resneir, Max Schneider. Ernest Sebuster. Albert Smith. Norbert Welch. Norman Young, Marie Aebker. Elosia Akers, Stella Argo. Irene Dailey, Louise Berndt. Sarah Bookatman, Edith Brown, Clara Burnett. Mary Campbell. Mary Childers. Margaret Copley. Mildred Crone. Anna Levinsky. Marcella Dee. Norma Dragoo. Helen Draper, Audry Ten Eyck, Mary Flack. Wilma Gage, Bernice Galyan. Yetta Goldstein. Ina Harrison. Marcella Hartoeblen. Mildred Hascher. Flossie Hashelman. Mary Ellen Hathaway. Montzell Herndon. Lucile Hostetler. Florence Huebner, Irene Hughes. Irene Inman, Opal King. Edna Kirch. Mildred Lang. Anna Lopple, Anna Levinsky. Enid Lentz. Mary Louise Lewis. Ruth Lindeman. Esther Lisker. 01lie Lucas. Ona Lyday. Fern Lyster, Sophia Marks, Marie Martin, Ella Martindale, Ruth Mathews. Hazel Meadows. Margaret Meiners. y Edna Meyer. Elizabeth Mary Miller. Mary Miller. Ortrude Miller. Mabel Mills, Elizabeth Minton, Katharyn Morris, Ruth McConville. Ruth McCoy. Ella May McMillan, Frieda Naperstick. Geraldine Newman. Ida Niekbarg. Charlotte Niemann. Bernice Noerr, Frieda Otting, Cornelia Packer, Graeie M. Rabb. Sarah Regenstreif. Bernice Reinecke. Elizabeth Rice, Riseie Mae Parsons. Louise Pattmann. Estella Plummer. Vera Popcheff. Helen Rilling. Ruth Robinson, Cleora Robertson, Amelia Rose Dorothy M. Rosemeyer, Leona Rugenstein. Mary Russell. Irene Sanders. Louise tchnepf. Ruth Shanks. Mary Smith. Mary pee*. Eleanor Stettler. Alice Stevens. Mary Stewart. Cora Steirwalt. Blanche StilJabauer. Janet Stone. Lucile Stuertz. Evelyn Swank. Leona Tacoma. Irma Taylor. Doris Teeters. Louise Terry. Lydia Tolson. Inavontella Trego. Ruth Turner, Alice

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SUITS! <9 $e One special lot of good suits at B this give away price. Get yours now without fail. Almost as 1 cheap as overalls. Many sizes. | |ls|| All Other Suits Reduced t§£ About One-Half or More 1 IMS'S TROUSERS llflfH 89c,51.29, $1.69 li M M $2.69, $3.69 Mm BRa&k iMp, k' Corduroys, Cassimeres and Novelty Mw Stripes. Match that coat and save gmus Wms big money on dependable trousers. t&SF e.t your, now. B?

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