Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 144, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 October 1925 — Page 19

FRIDAY, OCT. 16, 1925

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Twenty-seven members of the Arsenal Cannon staff together with the staff sponsor. Miss Ella Sengenberger, will attend the fourth annual convention of the Indiana High Hchool Press Association at Frankkin College, Oct. 22-24. " The delegates will register at Franklin College on Friday morning. Following this, most of the day will be taken up with group conferences and special meetings, The annual convention banquet will bet held Friday at G p. m. Miss Ella Sengenberger will preside at the faculty breakfast Saturday morning. Election of officers, adoption of resolutions, etc. will ocupy the most of Saturday afternoon. George Gisler, a student, will present a code of ethics for the I. 11. S. P. A. Those who will attend: Martha M® Laiighlin, Marion Miller, Robert Ryker, George Gisler, Richard Fox, Rosalind Taylor, Mary ' Mahan, Thelma Kinnaman, Katherine Gibson, Arthur Stevenson, Robert LiebHart, Vaughn Gayman, Shelley Givtejns, Martin Bennett, Dorothy Altschub, David Jacobson, Heletj Noel, Marjorie McElroy, Brinsley, Ruth Elmquist, Martha Pittenger, Gene Moschenross, Ruth Jenkins, Genevieve Quinn, Mary Elizabeth Cordes, Thornton Bardack, Virginia Lett, Representatives for the Indianapolis Teachers’ Federation during the

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coming school year are: English— Miss Grace Bryan, Miss Florence Jones, Charles Parks, Miss Jennie Strain and Bjorn Winger. Mathematics —J. C. Edwards, H. L. Harshman and W. R. Krickenberger. History—Miss Elizabeth Moore and S. B. Essig. - Language—Miss Adele Renard and Miss Ruth Stone. Science —Sylvester Moore and Robert Auble. Commercial —Werner Monninger and Mrs. Edith Berry. Home Economics —Miss Eleanor Ament. Mechanical Drawing—Herbert Traub. Art—Miss Julia H. Roberts. Shops—Jacob L. Jones, Russell Sands and L. C. Shinn. Music, Physical Training, Etc. —V. E. Dillard. f Major Schroeder has appointed the following R. O. T. C. students as cadet commissioned officers: Captains —Joe Wells, instructor; Carl Martin, company commander. Gerald Martz, instructor; Russell Phillips, instructor; George Cook, company commander; Richard Weidig, instructor; Kenneth Graybill, instructor; John Barney, instructor. Avery Shepherd, company commander; Milton Knight, instructor; Thomas Worthington, company commander; First Lieutenants —Abe Farb, Albert Zimmerman, Maurice Kiphart. Howard Fessler, Merett Swails, Howard Anderson, Richard Tyner, Marion Miller. Second Lieutenants Jack Gronninger, Ezra Blunt, Harvey Klien, Francis Schroeder, Irving Knight. # Miss Strain talked on the Nature Study Club on “Nature in South America,” Wednesday.

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The True Blue Club is givthg a party for 100 out-of-town girls in the gym Friday afternoon.— -Fae Houston, leader of this department, and Mrs. Della Thompson are in charge of arrangements. All out-of-town girls who were not invited through some member of the committee are welcomed as honor guests. The first girls’ debate of the year was held on the question: Resolved "That the Government Should Own and Operate the Coal Mines.” The captain of the affirmative team was Belle Kaufman, and her assistants were Ruth Lewis and Arta Weyaat. Helen McCoy was captain of the negative team, and other members were Valentia Meng and Helen Hill. The negative team won. Another debate is to be held on the subject under the “Resolved, That the Public Opion Should Support the Policy of the Closed Shop. On the affirmative team are Nellie Munson, captain and Helen Hyde and Mary Alice Sheffel. The negative team is

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composed of Anne Withers, captain, and Oma Catherine Gladlsh and Katie Vermillion. Miss Mary B. Orvis, head of the Indiana University Extension Division, and a teacher of English in the Extension School, addressed the Shortridge Fiction Club. The fall enrollment of Shortridge has just been announced .as 2,494. The increase in attendance of tlie hoys was 24 per cent and of the girls 13 per cent. There are 960 boys this semester, corilpared with 774 last year. There are 1,584 girls this year and 1,347 last year. f CONCRETE HEALS SELF CHICAGO, Oct. 16.—Prof. Duff A. I Abrams, here, is the authority for j the statement that concrete pos- j sesses a self-healing power. Abrams ! marked and photographed cracks In a concrete bridge. A year later he examined the bridge and found that the cracks had healed up, he says.

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