Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 148, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 October 1925 — Page 7

WEDNESDAY, OOT. 21, 1925

MANUAL HIGH GIVES FIRST GRADE LISTS Short, Senior, Ranks Highest for Marking Period. Vivian Short, 1730 Hoyt Ave., a senior in Manual Training High School, received the highest grades of any student for the first marking period, it has announced today. Top Ten and Honorable Mention lists Just released by E. H, K. McComb, Manual principal, show that Miss Short received an average of 97.800, the highest possible average attainable. She is carrying five credits of work and received an a-plus mark in each. Those on the Top Ten list for the ■White House are: Boys, Don Menko, Alfred Granneman, Herbert Higgins, Earl Burger, Edwin Boswell, Alfred Collins, Harry Bernhard. Frank Rose, Dale Hynes, Paul Eohss, Raymond Braneman, Fred Davenport, Clarence Catron, Forrest Beeson, Robert Bernd and Alden Wilking. Girls, Ruth Lindeman, Martha McCoy, Margaret Cornell, Mary Evans, Irena Fortney, Margerite Crawford, Lora Meyer, Mildred Hill, Mary Hunt, Kathryn Morris, Thelma Brazelton, Esther Roth, Grace Glvan, Elizabeth Minton and Eva Burton. Red House Those on the Top Ten list of the Red House are: Boys. Roy Kohl, John Herrmban, Edward Buddenbattm, Arthur Funston, Norman Koepper, Walter Kloger, James Rennlck, Frank Ivenzie, Evert Landers, Henry Baker, Louis Kollinger, George Fink, Harold Bartholomew, Philip Woerner and Harold Luessow. Girls: Bernice Reinecke, Lillian King, Lebne Tacoma. Gretchen Zorn. Esther Silverman, Eleanor Stetler. Marie Stumps, Alta Keeler, Hermlne Ernsting, Harriet Barkelow, Pauline Baum, Margaret Latimer, Amelia Rose, Florence Hughes and Frieda Draeger, Honorable Mention Those on the honorable mention list are as follows. All students who receive an average of 87.6 or over are placed on this list. Red Douse Caroline Lanhaai, Hazel Newell, Richard Bauer, Milton Beyer, Howard Burton, Raymond Bailey, Sarah Bookatman, Dorothea Carrel. Ruth Cassady, Veneda Deane. Erma Jane Carey, Martha Barnes, Enid Dick, Clara Fasmnn Freda Browning-. Alma Blackwell. Lucid Draeger, Marie Aeblter, Themla Mae Clark, Dora Hastings, Cecelia Costello. Marcella Brane Holen Dongus, Nondas Bostic, Martha Hankins, Myrtle Gumniel, Ludwig Coceo. Robert Platt, Oran Stanley, Wilbert Koch, Alfred Me-ngee, Thomas Rasmussen, Henry Sehoenborn, Edward Simmons. Margaret Stoiber, Sarah Goldstein Mina Burris. Chandler Ruth E. Brown, Dorothea Brinkman, Clara Carson, Geauregarde Kernings. Arthur Klaeing, Ralph Elrod, Lillian Grossman, Era Helds, Leona Green. Doris GUlaspy, Louise G-ivan, Mary Hamilton, Lcla Walton, Naomi Young. Betty Zintel, Vehling, Edward Paul, Roland Kyle, Newton Chin. James Tapp, Christian Carlsen, Alice Dickey, Helen Emetine, Helen Elboi, Dorotliy Hell, Bertha Hamee, Mildred Gregory, Bernice Helm, Ruth Poggemeyer, Came i-owry. Vera Norris, Rose Netherton. Frieda OtTTycjvn Qrdeman. Ruth

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BOY PATRICIDE IS GIVEN LIFE Sheik, Who Killed Preacher, Starts to Prison. Bu United Press ALLISON, lowa, Oct. 21.— With a smile on his face Warren Vandervoort, 17. who shot and killed Mis father, Rev. R. J. Vandervoort, today started on his journey to the State penitentiary, where he Is to serve the remainder of his life. Behind him he left his mother, a middle-aged woman, dressed In black, her face a tragic mask of sorrow, unable to control the tears that gushed forth as the boy went off in the company of Sheriff W. S. Burma. By tonight the boy will be a number In the Ft. Madison (Iowa) prison. Judge C. H. Kelly sentenced the

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