Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 186, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 December 1933 — Page 7

DEC. 14, 1933

GRADE HONORS s EARNED BY 288 AT SHORTRIDGE Second Period List Longer Than for Preceding Six Weeks. Two hundred eighty-eight pupils of Shortridge high school have been placed on the four honor rolls for ths second six weeks* period of the first semester. Os this number thirty-seven were upper classmen who achieved the twelve graue points necessary to qualify them for the high honor roll. Ten Junior high school pupils were placed on the junior .high i honor roll, while fifty-two made the honor roll proper. Os the upper classmen, 189 achieved the eight grade points necessary for the honor roll. The total of honor pupils is an increase over the first six weeks' grade per.od when only 224 achieved distinction. Those who were placed on the four honor rolls for the second six weeks’ period are: lIIOH HONOR ROM. Marjory Allerdlce It' almd Barrows. Chloris B*ll. Alovse Botten wiser. Virginia Carson. Grace Cook. John t'wbank Pau: Farrington, Jean Lou Foley. Barbara French. Ma rjorj- Goldberg. Ann Holmes. Harriet Jane Holmes. Charles Huston. Gordon Jacobs Barbara Jean Johnson. Alice Kettner. Jean Knowlton. Jimmv Levy. Loi- Mr Caskey. Keisev McDaniel, Betty Aiieeii Mclntyre. Jane' Meditch. Gordon M Junanna Mennel. Ellzabetn Mvf-r.s. Rosemary Newman. Ann Noel. Jean Oliver. Margaret Parrish. Georgianna Pittman. CJiaili Rice. Betty Anil Kitchle. Arthur Schappeli. Mary Jeanette Seller. Helen Wateis. Stuart Williams. lIO.NOK ROLL P.obrrt Ahearn, Hilton Atherton. Mary A water, June Ainbunl and Kooert Axtelt. A! .:.e Bailey. Maude Balkc, Barbara B, linnger, Jeanette Barnett, Louise B een* Jean Benham. Denise Bennett, Mildred Benson Ruth Bertsch. Robert Bill, June Ihii.’er, June Biake, Wiliis Blatchley, J.i k Bole Carter Bov a. Iris Boyd. Dor- <. h-> Braden. John Branoon, Jame Briggs, Bob IJ Brown. Butldv Brown, John Brown, Kiupn Burns, Mary Burrin and Mary Anna Butz. Marguerite Call, Cienevieve Campbell, Thom; .*, Cassell, Catherine Cauble. hlizabelh Cavanaugn. Betty Clemons, Estella Cohen Sam Cohen. Ruth Coler. Eleanor Cook. Elsie Connan. Charlotte Cox. Barbara Crise and Jack Curry. Martha Dailey, Pierre De Lawter, Evelyn De Wees, Louise Dickson, Sam Dobrow and Max Dunlevy. Mary Efroymson, Richard Eller, Alice ClK.n. Helen Ellis, Carter Eltzroth. Katherine Engle and William Evans. H*’rbcn Falender. Henry Fauvre, Rarhuei Felbleman. Carol Fenner. Harry Ferns, Burton Fielding. Betty Finch, Paul Fietcner Dan F’lickinger, Harold Flleg and Mary Freeman. Robert Garrett Clarence Gault. Sophia Ger.-on. Ida Mae Good. Helen Louise Gorman, Marjorie Graham and Sue Guthridge Lucy Hagopian. Imogene Hardy, Lila Jane Harms. Joel liarrod, Mary Frances Vllatticld, Sail" Heilman. Elizabeth HenTu rson, Jim lierdrlch, Donald Herr, Mar- , Herrlo . Marj Hesseidenz, Carolyn iii’iiit*. Mai' iietta* Hiatt, Clara Jane Hickman M■ i\ Alice Hicks Edward Hixon and Mildred Hume. Gertrudi Jones and Josephine Jones. Robert Keen, Janet Kimble, Kennard King and Paul Klinge. Mar Jane Last/, x.ois LaFara, Robert l umber! us, L* ster LaGrange, Lois Lauter, Constance Lewis, Ruby Lou Lillard, Bob Lipton, Lot 1 a Lung, Leanard Lurvey and Lorene Lutz. Donald Malcolm, Rudolph Makela, Sarah F: Mark . Harry Marshall, Ruth Marshall, Blanche Martin, Robert L. Martin, Wesley Martin, Dorothy Martinet. John Masters. Kathryn Mayer, Roy McCormick, Mary McClure. Harriett McCord, Sara Alice McIntosh Marjorie Merchant, Richard Millard Don Morrison, Lewis Morrison. Martha Morrison and Bonnie Bess Myers. Kathryn Neat. Marjorie Newman, Betty Noonan and Martha Norman, Mary Esther Orr. Ruth Osborne and Margaret Ottinger. i surge Faugh, Margaret Paul. Marjorie Furle and George Poenlmant). Myrtle Rappold, William Rassmussen, Philip Redwine, George Retd. Carolyn K him Robert Ricketts, Dorothy Roche and V irginia Ruch. Richard Sayidge, Martha Schaefer, Marjorie Schock. Robert Schnell. Betty Ann Schrocder. Saxon Shewalter, James Shoemaker Robin Sims, Dorothy Jean Smith, Gene Smith, Margaret Smith. Richard Smith. Jane Spencer, Betty Lee Soehner. Ellen SteSy, Marie Stegemeier, Richard Stradhng. Barbara Strauss, Margaret Stump. Charles Symmes, Florence Taylor. James Thompson, Rosemary Treanor. Madeline Trent and Lou Ellen Trimble. Anna Van Dorn, Jean Van Riper. Bobby Jo Vestal. Robert Voight and Richard Vovles. Embelle Waldo Winona Watson, Betty Whitaker. Betty Wichman, Charles Williams, John Williams, Dorothy L. Wil--1 liams. Harvey Wilmeth. Tommy Wright and Dorothv Zimmer TIMOR HIGH HONOR ROLL Sabra Eliece Atman. Virginia Davis. Mildred Freeman. Marjorie Glass, Hvla Jane Hadley. Tom Harrison. Dorr.i.s Morohn. Malcoim McVie, Mary Eettv Moldthan and O. Paul Smith. JUNIOR HONOR ROLL Jean Aronhait, Jane Axteil. Mary Louir.e Baldwin, Dina Barkan. Nancy Campbell. Anne Dav.s, Virginia Davis. Alberta Densford. Patricia Eaglesfield. Martha Gage. Evelyn Goldsmith. Marguerite Goodin. Margaret Harbaugh. Don Harkness, Ruth Harry. Ruth Higgins, Betty Ann Hticker. Mary Jane Flodge. Charlotte Jeanes. Barbara Joy. Thelma Kammen, Esther Kennedy, Doris K fining. Lucille Langley. Martha MagotTln. Marjorie Maines. Ralph Manning, Betty Rose Martin, David Maurer, Marilyn McElwee, Johann McL**an. Rose Myers. Val Nolan. Helen Olsen. Vivian Petersen. Peggv Plant, Martha Nell Plopper. David Porter. Julia Jean Rowe. George Shank. Robert Stacy, Marjorie Stinebaugiv Harold Stolkin. Nelson Tharp. Virginia Jean Tibbetts. Howard Townsend, 'Virginia Ruth Trickey. John Van Horn, Mildred Welland, Char’.e. West. Sarah Jean Williams and Durbin Woodson. WAR VETERANS WILL MEET HERE JAN. 7 Committee to Consider Support of Congressional Bills. Representatives of fifteen districts of the Indiana department. Veterans for Foreign Wars, will meet here Jan. 7 to outline the department's legislative program. Arthur G. Gresham. Indianapolis, is legislative committee chairman. The committee will consider support of bills m congress for care of disabled and needy veterans, repeal of the economy act, immediate cash payment of adjusted compensation certificates, and ether veterans’ relief measures, according to Charles R. Michael, department commander. Architects to give CHRISTMAS DINNER George Caleb Wright Will Sp*ak at Annual Party. • Plans for the annual Christmas dinner of the Architectural Club of Indianapolis were completed Tuesday at a luncheon at the architects’ exhibit. The dinner will be held Dec. 19 af the Architects and Builders building. Joseph Riebeling is general chairman on arrangements and Steele Churchman is head of the entertainment committee. George Caleb Wright. Indianapolis architect, will be the principal speaker. Pageant to Be Given The Parent-Teacher Association r! School 62, Wallace and Tenth streets, w*ll hold a meeting next Wednesday at 1:30 in the school auditorium. Following a short business session the traditional nativity pageant will be presented by P\he junior high school. The vinegaroon, or whip-tailed scorpion, of the southwestern United States, emits a vinegar-like odor when disturbed.

WINS SCHOLARSHIP

Dorothy Paul

The Jordan Conservatory of Music has awarded a one-year scholarship to Dorothy Paul, 419 North State avenue, honor pupil at Technical high school. Miss Paul, a former pupil of School 9, is a soloist in the choir of the Clemens Vonnegut school.

MANUAL CLASS PLANS FUTURE 1934 President Announces Committees and Activities. John Woerncr, president of the Manual high school June senior class, has announced fulure activities of the class with the appointment of committees for these events. The program for Ivy day, which will be given early in the spring semester, will be in charge of Ruth Russell. chairman; Maynita Baumgart, Martha Johnson, Charles Thoren, Charles Jenkins and Harold Zukerman. Other committees for that day’s celebration will be as follows: Social Mary Louise Leachman, chairman; Anna Louise Lorenz, Elizabeth Weiland, John Yovan. Eugene Wahl and Donald Wagener. Music—Carl Berdel. chairman; Goldie Lleverman. John Haves. Jack Green Vernon Elbrecht and Esther Kock. r*i*L u ?i lness vTs! nva WMoughby. chairman: Chestlne Miller*. Haeve.v Wyant.. Abe Stein, Lucille Welch and Nellie Wilder. Groups for the class day observance next semester will be composed of the following members: Program— Thelma Lavrenz. chairman: Doug!as Lowe. Virginia P.ussett, Mildred Hibner. Frederick Browdues and Curtis Bowen. Social—Paul Leim, chairman; Maurice Etherington. Herman Lawis, Francis AnGertrude Hartman and Peal DemetinessrrFur< Guelden. chairman; Vera Whitley. Fe x Chiplis. Oeta. Mae Berttian and Tola Gillaspie Music—Harold Menzel, chairman: Rov LagK Robert Hughes, Leroy Fisher and Virginia Taylor. Sponsors for both of the celebrations will be elected at a future date. The class gift committee is headed bv Kenneth Harlan and consists of Geraldine* Brisbin. Lucille Conover Doris McKinzle and Edward Beckman. David King is chairman of the banner committee and Lucille Davis. John Huffman and Lucille Pasch are members.

Christmas Play Will Be Given by Manual Pupils

Orchestra and Glee Clubs Will Assist in Program. “The Light Upon the Way,” a Christmas play, will be presented under the direction of Mrs. Bess Sanders Wright, in the auditorium of Washington high school at 8 p. m. Wednesday, Dec. 20. The program will Include Christmas music by the orchestra, under the direction of Miss Maude Delbridge, and a musical prologue by the Glee Clubs, led by Miss Etta Scherf.

Officers Announced for Shortridge Senior Party

School Fete Will Be Held in Gymnasium on Dec. 21. Chairmen and committees for the annual Shortridge high school senior party which will be held in the school gymnasium the afternoon of Thursday, Dec. 21. have been announced by Clarence Gault, general chairman for the event. Those who have been named for work on committees are: Publicity committee Tom Garland, chairman: Bonnie Jean McKechnie William Koehne. Gordon Messing Betty Weier. and Emma Gene Tucker. Reception—Marjorie Zechiel. chairman; Charles Hang. Marv Alice Shivelv, Helen Taegart. Tom Beasley, and James Shoemaker. Gift- Ruth Cronk. chairman; Anne Elliot. Nan Trent. Mary Elam. William Gaus. Charles Huston, and John Brandon. Refreshment—Martha Moore chairman: Joe Mooney. Lewis Schilling. Bob Sharp Marvnette Hiatt, Marv Wynne, Harriett J Holmes, and Jean Van Riper. Tree Jessie Nolen and Eugene Roderick, co-chairrrrn: Bet tv Anne Ritchie. Peggy Paul. Tad Richardson. Clav Trusty. Bob Gallahar. Bob Emrich, and Margaret Stump. Decoration—Bob Mueller and Allan Solomon, co-chairmen; Margaret Buck, Jane Brown. Dorothy Braden. Aline Bailey, Art Crane. Don Morrison. Richard Savidee. Art Barrett. Harry Dragoo. and Bobby Joe Vestal. Entertainment —Morton Davidson and Elnore Hopwood. co-chairmen. CHURCH TO PRESENT CHRISTMAS PAGEANT St. John's Evangelical Group to Stage Play Sunday Night. A Christmas pageant entitled "At His Throne” and a candle light service will be presented by the Sunday school department of St. John's Evangelical church at 7:45 Sunday night in the church auditorium. The cast of the pageant includes Leslie Kutzner. Henry Guine, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cox. Anton Weiland. George Bade. John Staub and Ralph Spilker. Mrs. Anton Gaier and Mrs. Paul Egert are directing the play. The public is invited. Cathedral Rings Arrive Cathedral seniors recently received class rings, which are of gold with black onyx as a background, for the '34 emblem. John O'Connor was the chairman of the committee in charge of selecting, purchasing and distributing the lings.

HIGHEST GRADE STANDING WON BY NINETY-TWO Secondary Rating Given 127 Other Washington School Pupils. Matilda Sparenblek with sixteen and one-half grade points heads 219 Washington high school pupils who were placed on the honor roll for the second grade period of the school year. Ninety-two of these pupils qualified for the high honor roll and 127 for the honor roll. These achieving the rolls are: HIGH HONOR ROLL Matilda Sparenblek. Marie Drees. Nina Brittain. Elmer Koch. Luellie Broich. Julia Sparenblek, Wilmer Herring. Alvin Spangler. Lucile Lance. Herbert Russell, Lena Brent, John Dunn, Robert Hoff, Charlotte Hauser. Lillian Harding. Mary Mellinger, Doris Smith, Dorothy Gorman, Laura Mae Stephens, Edith Carter, Roselda Zimmerman. Leatha Steel, Katherine Lentz. Marjorie Combs, Louise Hildebrandt. Mildred Neaville. Nellie Minnies and Lenora Stewart. Betty Bamford, Beatrice Wright, Doris White, James Tackett, Janith Ramsey. Clifford Hart. Anna Lascu. Mary Liebenderfer. Lois Struckman. Hazel Chapman, Winifred Padgett, Virginia Miller. Lewis Billings. Elizabeth Bohiinger, Jean Lentz. Betty Kreutzinger. Dorothv Matelich. Doris Edwards. Florence Beaver, Margaret Case, Margaret Stocker. Paul Bainaka, Annette Danner, Thelma Martin. Hazel Englert, Robert Copeland. Anna Marie McConnell, Helen Walker and Fred Abeale. Thomas Croslev. Frances Cates. Fave Bright, Sophie Brodmk, Simon Brill, Katherine Casey, George Powers Ruth Delrnar Wilson, Monteen Skelton, Edward Toms. Jeanne Berning, Norma Farnsworth, Cotton. Haven Swindoll. Mary Kershner, Marjorie Shelley. Dorothv Gage. Eleanor Snopp. Ernest Boyd. Joseph Cornwall, Janet Ernst. Jack Wilson, Esther Viellieber. Leva Belle Anderson, Mary Mather. Reba Mayfield. Geneva Miller, Filomena Charlotte. Benjamin Oils Russell, Irma Smith. Harold Trostle, La Dena Thompson. Reva Wright. Thelma Williamson, La Verne Mclntyre. HONOR ROLL Dorothy Kriel. Mary Seymour. James Hardin. Eugene Whitis, Katherine Cox. Eugene Leak, George Lawles, Frances Radez, Ethel Hedge, Harvey Slaughter. Margaret Radez. Eugene Heicken, Freda Brill, Nancy Baumhofer. Lucile Rieck. Mildred Morrow. Lima Brodwius. Elvessie Caudel. John Niermever. Marion Drago, •jsavazda Raptcheff and Mildred Flake. Lorena Pollock. Donald E. Dean, Morris Culbertson. Geraldine Kelly. Lenora Love, James Stewart. William Steckelman, Charles Raymond Rupert. Isabel Snapp. Hayden Rahm. Marjorie Randolph. Karl Overbeck. Frederick Neaville, Basil Montgomery. Mike Stanich. Mary Wood. Brent Wilson, Robert Mather, Imogene Morris, Charles Munday. Betty Jean Miller. Mary M. Miller. Dorothy Degener, Alice Walker, Carrie Sullivan and Norma Updike. Stella Valant, Martha Van Talge, Arthur Hicks, Clyde West. Helen Greeley, Eunice Grimes, Mary Failchild. Ida Jo Vance, Maxine Ballard, Carl Darnell, Lois Ely, Maurice Fowler, Kathryn Gamier, Virginia Wilson, Donald Dowler. Geraldine Eggs. Evelyn Catt. Cecelia Glogoza, Sara Brown, Louise Galloway, Lawrence Todd, Robert Wills, Mildred King, Mary Sebanc, Clarice Kanalac, Helen Ray, Wayland Roberts, Wilma Hollowell, Dorothy Hoover, Marjorie Reese, Clarence Scott, Wilma Todd, Kenneth Howard, Martha Anderson and Kenneth Oliver. Evelyn Lewis. Herschel Kelley. William Kendall, Willadene Viellieber, Emma Robinson, Merrill Patrick, Bonnie Neumeyer, Mildred Poland. Violet Hopper. Francis Ayres, Mary V. Harrison. Sam McCormick, Earl Otto. Carl Inlow, Alma Meece, Ruth Meyers, Kathryn Moling and Dorothy B. Moore. James Stoddard. Charles Swartz, Precious Geraghtv, Sophip Skoda, Violet Powell. Romola Anderson, Ruth Brenton, Phillip Dalrymple. Willis Stearns, Russell Wilkins, John Stearns, Mary Louise Malia, Ralph Saunders, Ray Wheeler. Evelyn Bonesteel, Frances Fairfield, Marguerite Morical, Herman Koiene, Helen Kovach, Carl Kord. Harriett Silvius, Omer Scott, Charles Trostle, J. T. Vance, Mary Vertacnik and Alice Masternik.

Cast of characters of the play includes Violet Powell, Cla*a Mae Racobs, Ralph Saunders, Dorothy Shrader, Maurice Fowler. Kathryn Ronier, Darrell Kimsey. Helen Danforth and Floyd Blake. Carollers are Betty .Sullivan, Phyllis Phillips, Naomi Brown, Ruth White, Anna Bunton and Frank Bunton. The speaking choir will give “Gates and Doors,” by Joyce Kilmer. The members of this group are Eunice Grimes, Lucile Broich, Hazel Chapman, Pearl Kretheotis, Lois Ely, Alma Kanalac. Martha Jones, Margaret Halfaker, Iris Parker, Martha Layton, Evelynne Mayfield, Doris Smith, Ramola Anderson, Anna Lascu and Christina Townsend.

Baby Code Nazi Heads Won’t Play Godfather Unless — By United Prcsf BERLIN, Dec. 14.—Proud German parents who want President Hindenburg. Chancellor Adolf Hitler or any other Nazi luminary to act as godfather to their children must satisfy the state that the prospective godchild is the ninth living legitimate child, or the seventh living son of the same father, it was announced today. The family, according to a decree issued by Minister Hermann Goering, must be “hereditarily sound and of Aryan descent.” The reputation and political attitude of the family and all its members must be blameless.

SCOUT TROOP 60 TO OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY Program to Include Movie. “A Day in Camp.” Starring Members. Seventh anniversary of Boy Scout! Troop 60 will be observed tomorrow with a dinner and program at Carrollton Avenue Reformed church. The program will include a movie, j “A Day in Camp,” in which several troop members participated. Guests will include Scout Executive F. O. i Belzer. the Rev. E. G. Homrighausen. church pastor; Dr. Ernest N. : Evans, church federation secretary, and Stanley Norton, assistant scout executive. APPOINTED TO BOARD G. T. Watson, New Secretary of State Labor Group. Announcement of the appointment of G. T. Watson as secretary of the Indiana Regional Labor board has been made by Dr. Stanley Coulter, chairman. Mr. Watson, former secretary of I the Master Plumbers’ Association, j will be in charge of newly opened offices in Room 245. Federal build- ' ing. where the board will meet to settle labor disputes in Indiana. j

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