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GIRL PUPIL AT MANUAL EARNS HIGHEST GRADE Senior with 38.5 Points Tops Honor List: Gets Straight A-Pius. Beatrice Waiss, a June senior, led the Manual senior high school Top Ten honor roll for the second marking period with a total of 38.5 honor points, a straight A-plus in five ancf one-half credit subjects. Boys were headed by Robert Mathews, who had 34 honor points. Others on the senior Top Ten, with twenty-four or more points were: Marjorie Howard Jessie Winkler. May- | n;ta Baumgart. Ro.eann Fogarty. Frances 1 Snoddy. I'll ll ip Nathans. Margaret Bramstet'er Geraldine Gillian. Sarah Weaver i • Cap an, Kenneth Lee. Iva Stude- 1 baser Jlr.fii .Shaner. Freda Brill, Max Harris. Mildred Grossman. Gertrude Oertel Paula Moates. DeLoris Rahm. Georgianna Amt. Rosemarv Carney. Anna Shapira, j\ng' , lo Angeiopolous Martin O'Neill. Richard Emerv Harry Fins'andig Edmond Phillips. Richard Hill. Georite viola Paul Von Dieiingen. Edward Froellch, Herschell Kipp Aloert Namnlas. W.lliam Goldstein. Arthur Miller. Lawrence Benton. Samuel Gordon. Robert Hughes. Perry K'v. Hrber’ Newman. Gain Bnapiro, Roh-rt Specker and Uon A'agner. Freshmen who made Top Ten rating were: Sophie Camhl. Bet tv B‘lch Hollis Browning. Prggv Lanman. Max 3tein. Wilma Musgrave. John Amt, Donald Etnerv. Aileen Brazeal. Helen Ann Cohen. I Mildred Moon, rietty Virz John Mills. ! Charie. Brouhard. ClifTord tlribhen, Orval Kidwell. Morris Salzman and Eugene Kent. , SENIOR SCHOOL ROM. Frederick B'irgman Edward Raasrh* Oliver Cattleman, Helen Davis. Maiv Aldea. Agiaia Angeiopolous. Mildred Brabender. Lulu Davis, r ranees Dennv. .ionka Angeikovich. Norbert Bucklev. Darrell ' Daggv. Russell Burger. Marvin Felts. Vir- ' ginia Oustln, Rosemarv Hanna. Marjorie i Crornn Charles Thoren. John Haves Meri 1 Kord Alfred Robinson. F”ovd Reidenbach. . Abe Stein. Jack Green Kenneth Harlem. Chestu.e Miiler. Edward Moore. Felix Chip- j li ■ Angelo Presutti. Charles Jenkins. John : Woerner, W’iiliam Armstrong. Edward ! Bechman. Curtis Bowen, Eugene Wahi, E 'her Koch. Elizabeth Welland and Vera: Wheatley. Geraldine Brisbin. Lucille Davis. Thelma ; Lavrenz. Goldie Blchner. Gertrude Hartman. Ruth Russell, Martha .Johnson. Hazel Landigan. Anna Louise Lorenz. Ruth j Roechel. Anita O'Dwyer. Ida Mae Caito. Phyllis Fetta. Goldie Lieberman,Lucille Pasch. Vivian Cox Geneva Pattlson, Zelda Bachs. Gertrude Wlnkelhaus. Jessie Levin. Mildred Pauly Alma Croak. Helen Fechtman, Lucille Miller, Lucille Welch, Mary Roark. Elizabeth Bartacovitch. Dorothy Cross and Irene Kuchler William Eggert. Martha Gallamore. El- I vera Kirschner, Hilda Hotopp. Grace Kattau. Velma Fisher. Betty Wyrlck, Roscoe Miller Jud Jordan, Robert McCormick. Jess Marnev. Velma Iverson, Lucille Mitchell. Marie Havnes. Hazel McCarty. Jessie Horn. Erma Crume. Georgia Dunlap. Paul Joliff Clarice Reimer. Mary E. Billiard. Ether Katz. Ruth Reimer. Ann Olarin. Alex Lazar. Samuel Patterson. Charles Passo. LaVonne Fox. Mona Jupin, Rosemary Morris and Opal Murphy. William Kosaveach, William Kappus. Margaret Nuetzman, Doris Falting. Alary Norn . Edvthe Hall. Charles Goebel. Herschell Privette. Philip Caito. Frances Brazeal Helen Pappas. Imogene Kirby. Dorine ! Lockhart, Kenzie Huck. Billie Kramer. I Richard Lowe. Charles Ressler. Max Gold- ; stein. Goldie Pardo. Mary Couch. Wiida Long Lillian Ravbern. Sarah Passo. Helen 1 Mike Caroline Patnick. Robert Sanford, j James Soats. Rosemary Johnston. Dorothy j Newell and Ruth Rush. David Suddeth. Frank Schneider. Eva Oswald. Lillvan R"iser. Ruth Sohn. Tosca Guerrinl. John Stuckv. William Baughn. Martin Siegel. John Uhl. Marcella Armstrong. Marv Van Cleave. Glodinp Stringer. Dorothy Coleman, Anna Whitely. Harcld Thornberrv. William Tavenor. Melvin Meyer. Charles Arthur. Anna Mike. Ella Newman, Herbert Schwomeyer. Hope Brown. Hortetise Hermann. Irene Mann. Catherine Robertson Doris Walden. Glenn Westerfield. Nellie Wvatt. Adeline Weaver. Ella Wetland. Mildred Wall. Frances Jean Webber. 'Erie Wilson. Richard Wenning. Lena Yosefat, Marv Sanford. Ida Mae Wilson. Rebecca Zimmerman, Elizabeth White. Theresa Winzenread,Devena Kyant anu Rachel Yosha. OTHERS EARN PLACES Glenn Ball. Joseph Fagle, Frank Peter. Millard McCubbins. Frances Stumps. Charlotte Wallace. Marne Grcothhaert. Helen Cepe. Elizabeth Cole Robert Basse. Franklin Beecher. John Cristina. Dorothy Anderson. Elizabeth Beyl. Louis Bray. Clara Arnold. Elmer Patterson. Leona Berman. Anna Adler. Catherine Bondi Gladys Brown. Pearl Cohen. Eva Bilveu. Ralph Brown. Robert Cain, Lilly Buschatskv. Wilma. Margaret Aten. Rose Ellen Berndt. DeLoris Bailey. Rachel. Adams. Flov Cambridge. Lavetta Adamson. Glendora Kiger. Mattie B3stin, Ervine ! Aeblser. Marie Bryant. George Seele, Mary j Beecher. Inez Smith. Ola Coonfleld. Esther Skaggs and Helen Despot. Fred Duecker. Wilbur Elliott. Harold Dietrich. Woodrow Everman. Robert Eisenbarth. Robert Davis. Mildred Briggs. Katherine Lawrence. Ida Lerch. Norman Hardesty. Helen Wheeler. Greida Greenwald, Irene Harden. Margaret Hall Edna Dona- [ hue, Robert Gerr. Elmer Hartman. Oila | Hightowwr Frances Ferraro, Helen Hanson. Robert Hall. William Guyon. Carl Haas. Robert Kleis. Vick Land. Margaret Post me., Marie Kintz. Bailee LefT. Helen Gulrff. Bessie Goldstein. Dorothy Lowe. Jame Williams. Maxceli Lawrence. Eliza- I beth Kudelka. Helene Lambert. Keith Jacob and Jack Tio. Mery May. Esther Stotler. Mildred Minchutn Grace Jones. Jeanne Johnson. Morris Riskin. Paul Coilester. Nathan Fogle. Carlo Presli Harry Micdemc. Boris GulefT. Frederick Greve. Molly Gold. Mildred Rugenstein. Josephine Graher. Wilma Williams Dorothy Liese. Charlotte Schwomever. Catherine Ferraro. Maxine Stait, Idonia. Jeffries. Annnbeth Hashman. Pauline Duke. Sarah Craig Lillian Levinskv. Dorothy E Stewart. Anna Marie Dziewas. Jeanette Gentry. Marv Margaret Davis. Edna Roark. Clarice Buck. Helen Clark. Gertrude Kelly. Justine Sacks. Mabel Young and Fav Davis. Marguerite Johnson. Ruth Albertson. Louise Presutti. Queenie Marie Lowe. Ursula Marine. Lucille Jamieson. Myrtle Marshall, Howard Manning. Thomas McCubbins. Lewis Billiard. Virgil Fretie. Mildred Jackson. Zelda Schueter. Dorothy Netger. Dorothy Stevens. Earl Patt-rson, John Mullin. Helmut S-hu’.z. Alberta Parch. Jean Sacs. Kathrvn Oakes. Bernice Shaneff Hilda Roth. Charles Schellenberg. Robert Part’. Cvnthia Kttche'l. Edna Knotts. Vernie Warrenburg. Veneta Nelson Mildred Kraft. Floyd Phillips, Arthur Lindpren. David S-ott. Flora Seoville. Oennell O'Brien. Annabelle Patterson and Bernice King Rcber" Hirt Evart Parks. Melvin Snvcler, Wavne Shives. Helene Rawlings. Constance Glazer. Eileen Reidenbach. Dorothy Shearin. Dorothy Spreen. Helen Huber. Al'ina Woods. Marv Jones. Kathrvn Lowden John Farmer Marie Moates. Emily Walker. Mi'dred Walther. Irene Roesner, Virginia Rather and Doris Hooser. JUNIOR SCHOOL ROLL Rolland Beckham. Velma Alexander. Evelyn Avres. Gertrude Berman. Fema Albean. Cjaricc Cochran. Helen Keerkoff. Nenia Browning Paul Eggert. Barbara Fritsche. Mildred Crim. Edward Fries. Dorothea Graber. Belle Goldstein June Grady Geneva Flanerv, Mary Gershanoff William \ngel. Kenneth Hancock. Williard Holms. Herbert Jenkins. Marian Harvev. Hazel Hendrickson. Janet Hatten. Anna Mae Harden. Marv Helen Brown. Audria Hildebrand Dorothy Hier, Margie Harms. Loretta Herndon Kennard Kennedy. Harry Kinnear, Jack Ki’sner. Thelma Green, i Dorothv Hunter Marv C. Joliff. Lois Hu- ; berl. Thelma Keith. Frances Davis. Hildagarde Kleffner and Margaret Kleis Damon Lewis. James Lvons. Lester Linder Abe Left. Una Baskerviile. Marv Mieriema. Margaret Marshall. Paula ; Mathis. Helen MrCourv Emilv McClain. ; Dorothy Lucas. Leila Miller. Marv Lovett. Stephen Tilson. Rov Mills. Mildred Osterme;r Marv Frances Neelan. Pauline Mitchell, Catherme Mascart. Jerladine Nicely. Louise Nelson. Mab'.e Nicholls. ! Helen Ptepenbrok. Alice Westra. Marie ! Paul' Marv Croigmvle. Dorothy McNeelv. j Gladys Ratcliff. Delois Swoboda. Edward Rugenstein Vestal Smith. Helen Rupkev. Frieda S?a ir.brook. Henrietta Schwartz. Horten*e Ruth. Jenevie Simmons, Mary Schneider. Michael Vinci. Eugene Wake- : land. Lena Waiss. Elsie Sutter. Bettv VaVsko Elizabeth Stuer'z. Dorothv Walters Ted Ethermgton Ro'e Jane Miller. Virginia Fox and Estella Whittaker. WIN RACES ON STAFF Eleven New Writers Chosen for Shortridge Echo. Eleven pupils, who have been trying out since September, have been appointed by Miss Bedford, sponsor, to the stafT of Friday's edition of the Shortridge Daily Echo. Robert Marks, Shortridge senior, is editor j of this edition and has twenty-sev-en writers on his stafT. The new writers are Mary Bell ' Martin. Harry Traugott, Caroline Dixon. Sarah E. Marks, Herbert Falender, Leonard Lurvey, Bonnie Meyers. Emma Gene Tucker. Hugh Wagner. Martha Moore and Helen Root.

SCHOOL PAGE HOLIDAY Because of the Christmas holidays The Times' school page will be omitted next Wednesday. It will reappear Wednesday, Jan. 3.

WASHINGTON SCHOOL PLAY SCHEDULED

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Left to right—Relen Danforth. Ralph Saunders and Violet Powell, who will play the leads in “The Light Upon the Way," Christmas play at Washington high school, which will be sponsored tonight at 8 in the school auditorium for the public and tomorrow morning for the pupils.

Class Officers Chosen by Shortridge Juniors

John Westfall, Football Star, Is Elected President. John Westfall was elected president of the Shortridge high school junior class sponsored by Enoch Burton and Mrs. Nell Thomas of the Shortridge faculty. Other officers are Helen Lee Smith, vicepresident; Jean Miller, secretary; Foster Clippinger, treasurer, and Byron Beasley, vaudeville chairman. Buddy Brown, Mary Anna Butz, Jack Stevenson and Sally Heilman were chosen as members of the stu-

Two Christmas Programs Set for Manual Pupils

Music and Playlet Form Holiday Observance in Auditorium. Manual pupils will attend Christmas auditorium programs tomorrow and Friday as part of the school’s holiday observance. Thursday's program, which will be attended by half of the pupil body, will feature a choir and the school orchestra, both under the direction of Harold E. Winslow of the music department. A brass quartet, directed by Lon L. Perkins, also of the music department. and composed of John Hayes, Fred Behrens, Carl Berdel and Earle Sanders, will be heard. “The Lighted Hearth," a playlet directed by Miss Vivian L. Webster, will form the program Friday,

Washington School Will Present Christmas Plav o'

Speaking Choir Will Recite Kilmer's Work to Open Program. “The Light Upon the Way,” a Christmas play by Mabel Johnson, will be presented in the auditorium at Washington high school tonight for the public. Tomorrow the same program will be presented for the pupils. The play will be preceded by a recitation, “Gates and Doors,” by the speaking choir. The complete program is as follows : "GATES AND DOORS’ Joyce Kilmer and Speaking Choir Eunice Grimes, Lucille Broich, Hazel Chapman, Lois Ely, Pearl Kretheotis, Alma Kanalac, Martha Jones, Margaret Halfaker, Iris Parker, Martha Layton, Evelyn Mayfield, Doris Smith. Romola Anderson, Anna Lascu, Christian Townsend. I “THE LIGHT UPON THE WAY” Mabel Johnson —Characters— First Woman Violet Powell Second Woman . .Clara Mae Jacobs Achard, a Woodcutter Ralph Saunders Gondas, His Wife ..Dorothy Srader First Villager Maurice Fowler Second Villager ..Katherine Ronier Carolers—Betty Sullivan, Phyllis Phillips. Naomi Brown, Ruth White. Ann Bunton and Frank Bunton. The Stranger, an Old Man .. • Darrel Kimsey The Boy, Son of Achard and Gondas Helen Danforth The Unknown Lad ....Floyd Blake TlME—Christmas eve several centuries after the birth of Christ. PLACE—In the home of a woodcutter on the edge of a remote forest in Lurania. The curtain is lowered at the end of Scene I to indicate passage of seven years. Staff members are: Mrs. Bess Wright, director; Miss La Von Whitmire, stage design; Harold Harding, stage mechanics; Alan Stacy, lighting: Miss Whitmire and Mrs. Elizabeth Randolph, costumes, and Misses Vivian Ely and Lillian Niemann, properties. Manual Glee Club Booked Members of Manual high school's Girls Glee Club was to sing today at a meeting of the Junior Chamber of Commerce. They will sing again at a luncheon of the Caravan Club tomorrow.

dent council, which is sponsored by Lieutenant George Naylor of the athletic department. Young Westfall was placed on the all-city football eleven at end. Miss Smith is a well-known aquatic star of Indianapolis. She also is very active in the girls’ gym department at Shortridge. Foster Clippinger and Byron Beasley are, respectively, sports editors of Tuesday's and Wednesday’s editions of the Shortridge Daily Echo. Buddy Brown was a member of the football squad and Jack Stevenson plays forward on the present varsity basketball team. Miss Butz is the girls’ tennis champion at Shortridge.

which will be attended by the other half of the pupils. Members of the cast include: Richard Hill, Charles Passo, Dorothy Cress, Jessie Horn, Charles Spigal, Paul Wagoner, Esther Bernstein, Eleanor Koeppen, Inas Donahue, Jeanne Saas, Abe Stein, Wilbur Elliot, Harry Einstandig, Robert Hall, Paul Coilester, Margeret Long. June Lynch, Loretta Adamson, Opal Murphy, Edna Knotts, Dorothy Shearin, Geneva Rednour, Kathleen Barnes, Rebecca Zimmerman, Elizabeth Weiland, Jessie Levin, Sarah Passo, Sam Smulyon, Janet Hatten and Max Stein. Committees which are assisting in producing the play are as follows: Lewis Finch, stage; Miss Lola Perkins, Miss Gladys Denny, Pauline Duke, Ruth Sohn and Eleanore Koeppen, costumes; Mildred Kraft and Esther Bernstein.

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Anna Lascu The Speaking Choir, anew organization at Washington high school, of which Anna Lascu is a f member, will offer a series of resitations at 8 prior to the presentation of the school Christmas play tonight in the auditorium. The choir will repeat the performance before the school tomorrow morning when the play will be presented for the student body. FAMILY WjLL GET AID Manual Girl Reserves Collect Food at Meeting. Members of Manual high school Girl Reserves held a party at the clo:>e of school Monday to which they brought food which will be sent to a needy family. Those who took part in the program were Vivian Cox, Helen Chapman, Margaret Kleis, Louise Schanzel, Lavern. Ford, Man,’ Joliff, Dorothy Hier and Mildred Crim.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

CAST OF 1,000 TO APPEAR IN TECHPAGEANT Three Stages Will Be Used in Portrayal of ‘The Glory Road.’ A Christmas pageant, “The Glory Road,” to be given by Technical high school in the auditorium Friday night at 8 will be presented by ; a cast of approximately one thou- 1 sand students with Chelsea Stewart, i instructor in stage craft, as producer. An orchestra composed of one j hundred members will be directed j by Frederick Barker of the music j department. Mrs. Elizabeth Kaltz ; Cochran, head of the music department, is the director. Faculty chairman for the three acts are J. V. Shannon, Fred N. Reeder and Joe Kettery. Herbert j D. Traub is head technician. Twelve j departments will join the music department and the Stratford Literary Club in making the performance an all-Tecn project. “The Glory Road” relates the story of a renowneed road which passes through the desert and leads j to the sacred spot where Christ was born. The intention is to reproduce the pageant in accordance with the story surrounding the road along which millions have traveled to the Holy City. Three Stages to Be Used The auditorium will contain three stages, an episode being presented ! on each stage. The first episode, on the south balcony, is entitled “Encampment in the Hills,” and will depict the well-known story of the shepherds and the wise men attracted to Bethlehem by the star. The second part, “Resting Place in the Desert," which deals with the j middle ages, will take place on the j main floor of the auditorium. The part of Richard the Lion Hearted, portrayed by Joe Sims, will be one of the most picturesque. In “The Holy City,” the third episode, presented on the stage, John White, instructor in the music department, impersonating a Negro preacher, will lead a chorus of forty-one members, and also will take the part of Peter, the Hermit. Narrator to Be Heard In lieu of programs, the entire story will be told by a prophet, an old man who lives in the oasis in the desert, portrayed by Jack Hyser. He is telling the story to two children whe symbolize Christian childhood. Joan McDermed, Marjorie Byrum, Pauli* Rickey and Ruth Thompson also will take solo parts. Chairman of various departments are as follows: Chelsea Stewart, producer; Mrs. Elizabeth Kaltz Cochran, director of all music; Miss Helen Thornton, chairman of Stratford, Literary Club; Miss Ruth Dunwoody, head of designing costumes, and Miss Gertrude Thuemler, director of traffic. Others Aiding Dwight C. Park, director of advertising; Herbert D. Traub, chief electrician; Frederick Barker, conductor of orchestra; John F. Simpson, head of make-up; Miss Mabel McHugh, dance director; Mrs. Geraldine H. Moorman, head of sewing shops, and Miss Ella Sengenberger, director of publicity, . Members of the make-up staff who will aid are Robert Boblee, Ralph Morgan, Helen Stoshitch, Dorothy Glosson, Ruth Funk, Joy Bettis/Betty Reed, Dorit Graybill, LaDonna Loftin, Jay Fix, William Heistand, Virginia Tolliver, Joan Baker, Jane Bosart, Betty Hancock, Barbara Kirkham, Martha Parrish, Sylvia Lichtenberger, Marjorie Gadberry and Charlotte McKay. TECH DEBATERS WILL BE CONTEST ENTRANTS Clark High School to Be First Opponent. Coached by Charles R. Parks, public speaking instructor, pupils in I that subject at Technical high school are preparing to participate I in a contest sponsored by the Indiana High School Debate League to determine the state debating champion. “Resolved: That the United 1 States should adopt the essential ' features of the British system of radio control and operation” will be ! the subject. First contest will be Tech versus Clark high school at Tech, Feb. 5. Tech, Southport, and Hart Township form a district, the winner of which will go to the zone debate. Southport versus Tech at Southport, Feb. 8, and Southport and Clark, Feb. 12, will be the next debates. George Messmer, Fern Messmer. and Ralph Morgan have been chosen so far to represent lech. DANCE WILL SWELL SCHOLARSHIP FUND Washington School Event Set for Friday. Pupils of Washington high school will attend “Ye Bell Hoppe,” a dance which will be given for the benefit of the scholarship fund Friday afternoon in the school gymnasium. The student committee in charge is composed of Annette Danner, Clifford Ernst. Edwin Howard, Marvin Jones, Phyllis McTarsney, Dilver Lentz, Jane Stuart, Martha Van Talge and Roselda Zimmerman. Patrons for the occasion are Misses Cochrane, Delbridge, Johnson. Meehan and Quinzoni; Messrs. Bock, Campbell, Daniels and Rosas- | co. and Sergeant Wolff. Miss Van Talge will be master of ceremonies. TYPING AWARDS MADE June Zettergrend’s Record Best in Tech Class. Os the twenty-one girls who won awards in typing during November at Technical high school, the best record was that made by June Zettergrend who typed fifteen minutes with no errors. Others who received awards were: Rebecca Douglas, Emma Lou Taylor, Pauline Paine, Ellen Young, Wanda Blumenauer, Elizabeth Quick. Elmira Mills, Lois Richardson, Helen Storer, Alice Staufenbeil. Mary Keithley, Lillian Hart, Mary Evelyn Daniels, Thelma Reimer, Katherine Sharp, Elizabeth Spinning. Ruth Williams, Virginia Miller, Marjorie Burgett and Dorothy Green.

COOKING CLASSES AT SHORTRIDGE PREPARE CHRISTMAS FOODS

GIRLS’ PARTY TO AID NEEDY Food Will Be Admission Price at Manual Event. Admittance to an all-girls’ partyplanned for tomorrow at Manual high school, and sponsored by the Girls’ League, will be gained by presenting some vegetable. Food collected will be used to help fill Christmas baskets for the poor. The program, which includes songs and dances, will be in charge of Miss Margaret Kellenbach and Miss Dorothy Siling, both of the faculty'. Dance cards are being made by Miss Bernice Baldwin’s block printing 111 class. Miss Eloise Hanson, gym instructor, is arranging a dance mixer. Participants in the program will be Gertrude Berman, Frances Davis, Catharine Bender, Geraldine Gilliatt, Alva Stoneburner, Stephen Tilson and Kephart Linson. Music for dancing will be provided by the Pep band, which was organized recently to play at basketball games. Earle Sanders is director. Members are Norma Johnson, Roseann Fogarty, Ralph Wise, Francis Van Brunt. Robert Maar, Arthur Brennan, Kenneth Simon, Carl Berdel, Leßoy Fisher, Houston Whitson. Alfred Shemelson and Esther Koch. CLASS PUTS OUT PAPER Journalism Pupils at Manual Edit Booster. Members of Manual high school’s English VI journalism class edited last week's Booster, school publication, as one of their projects for the semester. The class members are Wilbur Baker, Freda Brill, Herschell Duncan, Harry Einstandig, A1 Gorenstein, Richard Hasse, Doris Hooser, Norma Johnston, Harold Menzel, Edward Reeves, Glen Roth, Fred Van Brunt, Margaret Volz and Gertrude Winkelhaus.

Tracy King was dead—murdered! Frantically, police searched for the dast person known to have called at King’s apartment—a mysterious golden-haired girl. Who was she? Only one man knew —and he wouldn't tell . . . perhaps because he knew too muclil The amazing secret story of King’s last caller is thrillingly told in The Unknown Blond Beginning Friday, December 22, in The Indianapolis Times

With the coming of Christmas, the cooking department of Shortridge high school is filled with the aroma of holiday foods, cookies, cakes and candies, which the homemakers of the future are preparing as their various projects. The picture show's Miss Velma Mayer’s Foods 1 class which is making fancy candies. The candy is first prepared as a fondant, then colored and molded into different shapes. Fancy cookies made by the class are in the form of wreaths, stars and Christmas trees. The girls in the cooking classes pay for all material used if the finished product is taken home. MEMBERS OF CLUB AID TECH PROGRAM Thirty-Five from Stratford Group in Show Cast. Featured as crusaders, thirty-five members of the Stratford Literary Club of Arsenal Technical high school w'ill appear in the second episode of “The Glory' Road,” the all-Tech Christmas production which will be presented in the school auditorium Friday night. Tw’o members of the music department will take the singing roles in the episode, Joe Sims playing the part of King Richard the LionHearted, and Ruth Thompson appearing as Blondel. King Richard's page. Marjorie Hargon and Julia Wicks will serve as troubadours. Court ladies w T ill be Louise Moorman, Dorothy Gutfleisch, Alice Heine and Barbara Dyar. Sorrill Harper will portray the queen wife, and June Cop, the queen mother. Knights in King Richard’s train W’ill be Hix Meier, Oliver Gross, Ben Cole, John St. Helens, Beverly Zolezzi, George Messmer, Fred Drexler and John Burke. Costumes for the crusaders are being made by students in Miss Janice Hendricks’ Art V class and by Miss Ruth Dunwoody's costume class. Miss Helen Thornton is sponsor of the Stratford club.

WARREN SCHOOL TO GIVE PARTY Home-Coming Tonight Will Include Dancing and Floor Show. Warren Central high school will be the host for more than 400 guests at the annual home coming partv tonight from 8 to 11:30. The party of the year is being sponsored by the Warrenette club, an organization of sophomore, junior and senior girls, under the dirction of Mrs. Myrtle Rodden. The De Molay orchestra, directed by Paul Jones, will provide the music for dancing in the gymnasium. Eleven Warrenette girls and the De Molay boys will put on two floor shows during the evening. Ed Stillabower’s old-time orchestra will play for square dancing in the cafeteria. Fred Rodebeck of the faculty, and Dorothy 7 Harlan head the dance committee. Helen Merkle, Miss Clara B. Thormyer and Mrs. Cora Hack have charge of games. June Danford and Mrs. Vivienne Carter, home economics instructor, are in charge of refreshments.

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123 NAMES PUT ON HONOR ROLL AT CATHEDRAL High Ranking Pupils in Second Grade Period Are Announced. One hundred and twenty-three pupils at Cathedral high school were placed on. the honor roll for the second grade period. They are: Frank Deiar.ev. John Farrell. Raymond Gardner. William Kirsch. George Marier. John C. O Conner. John M Sullivan. Edward Sweeney. John Tinder and Leo Welch. SENIOR HONORS William Baecher, Richard Baier Michael Boyle. W’ilham Brake. William Brink. James Carson. Thomas Fr,:geraid. James Foreman. Thomas Gillespie. Raymond Grothaus. Thomas Kuhn. Tnomas Lanahan, Clarence Prestel. Anthony Rea Daniel Rohvans. Keith Ruddell, Frank Schmidt. Henry Simon. Charles Wohla and John Wyss. JUNIOR HONORS Frank Bardash. Harry Binder, William Brenntn. Charles Fox. Frank Habig. John J. Hanrahan, Rooer; Holmes. Char.es Malatesta and Lawrence Pfleger. John Boyle, Thomas Bulger, Robert Burger, William Connor. Maurice Dux, Thomas Farre.l, Joseph Guedelhoef-r. George Harman. Henry Kenney Edward Lougnery, Joseph McCool. Robert McManus. Louis Mahern. Jack O Connell, Robert Mueller, James Rocap. Edwaid Schurman and John Shiel. SOFHOMORE HONORS Edmund Cooper. John Courtney. France* Crawlord. John Rochtord. Louis Rohe, Maurice Springer and Joseph Steven Honors: Arthur Burkhardt. Maurice Carroll. James Catellier, William Dennhara’, Thomas McKeon. Harry Robertson aid James Sullivan. FRESHMAN HONORS Robert Anderson Charles Cannon Louis Cesnik, Jonn Cregor and Robert Fitzgerald. Jack Fox. Charies Fuerst Francis Gibson. John Hoilman. Wilbur Kaulman. Lester Lents. John P. Logan. John E. Long. Patrick McLin. John Masarin. William Mav, john Murphy. Jack Nelan, Edmund O Conner. Richard C. O'Conner. Richard Price. Robert Echeller. James Schmutte. Robert Socher, John Tobin. Richard Zeph. Honors: James Boyle. Rogert Brezette. Bernaid Broderick. Carl Clauser. Jack Conner. Loo , Dalton. James Emerson. Edward Eppich. ! Charles Friedrich. William Gibbons. 1 George Hanrahan. Fred Heltrel Georgs Mulligan. Thomas Newman. John Nohl, Robert Patterson. Joseph Pin*.a Thomas Reis. Richard Ritter. Carl Thinnes. i Thomas Tiemever. Victor Todd. Thomas : Weaver and John Wtshmire. Superintendent to Be Guest Paul C. Stetson, city school superintendent, will be Manual high schools guest at a faculty tea to be held at the close of school toj day. The event is in charge of a | committee composed of Mrs. Ada M. | Bing, Miss Elizabeth L. Davis and ! Miss Estelle P. Izor. They will be I assisted by Miss Rovene E. Ticen, j Lewis E. Finch and W. Finley ' Wright.