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HONORS WON BY MORE THAN 300 AT SHORTRIDGE Forty-Nine Upper Classmen and Thirteen in Junior School Highest. More than three hundred Shortridge high school pupiLs achieved honor roll places during the term recently ended. Forty-nine upperclassmen and thirteen pupils of the junior high school qualified for the honor roll, which requires a final record of straight A-plus. On the honor roll were 149 upperclassmen and forty-nine junior high school pupils. The lists are as follows: HIGH HONOR ROLL Marjorie Allerdic*. Aim* Bail*?. Louise Beechev. Chloris B*il WUIls Biatchlev Aloys* Hotter.wiser. Bob Brown and Buddy Brown. . Marguerite Call. Virginia Carson. Elizabeth Ca-. anaugh. Grace Cook. Charlotte Box, John Barbaric. Paul Farrington. Jean Lou Foley and Barbara French. Sopbia Gerson, Leonore Heppner. Mary Hesseidenz. Marynette Hiatt Clara Jane Hickman. Anne Holmes, Harriet Jane Holmes and Charles. Huston Gordon Jacobs. Barbara Jean Johnson. Josephine ones. Alice Kettner Jean E Knowlton. Constance Lewis. Robert Lipton. Lots McCaskey. Kelsey McDaniel. Betty Arieene Mclntyre. Janet Meditch. Gordon Messing and Elizabeth Myers Jean Oliver. Margaret Parrish. Georgtanna Pittman. Charles Rice. Arthur Schappell. Mary Jeanette Seller. Barbara Btrauss, Jean Van Riper. Bobbby Jo Vestal. Helen Waters and Stuart Williams.

HONOR ROLL Robert Ahern, Jo Ann Allerdice. Elma Ater. HUton A’herton. Mary Atwater and Ann Aufderneide Maude Baike. Barbara Ballinger. Jeanette Barnett. Margaret Barrett. Rosalind Barrows. Betty Beasley. Mildred Benson. Ruth Bertsch, Robert Bill June Biliiter. Elizabeth Black. Jar.e Blake. Jack Boles. Carter Boyd. Iris Boyd. John Branudn, James Briggs. Maxine Brossarl. Jane Brown. John Brown. Ralph Bryant. Ralph Burns. Mary Burrin and Mary Anna B uz. Genevieve Campbell. Helen Carr. Thomas Cassell, Catherine Cauble. Richard Clay. Betty Clemons. Sam Cohen, Estelle Cohen. Betty Cohn. John Combs. Elsie Conr.an. Eleanor Cook. Jane Cooling. Barbara Cnse. Ruth Croak and Jack Curry. Martha Dailey. Marjorie Dalman. Pierre De Lawter Evelyn De Wees. Louise Dickaon and Max Dunlevy Mary Efroymson. Richard Eller. Robert Elbourn. Carter Eltzrotb and William Evans. Herbert Falender, Henry Fauvre. Rachael Feibleman. Carol Fenner. Harry Ferris. Jane Fillingham Betty Finch. Dan Fiickinger. Harold Heig ana Mary Freeman. Helen Louise Garman. Clarence Gault, Marjorie Goldberg. Ida Mae Good and Gale Graber Imogene Hardy. Lila Jane Harms. Joel Harrod. Mary Frances Hatfield Sally Heilman, Elizabeth Henderson. Jim Bob Herdrich. Fletcher Herndon. Donald Herr. Marguerite Herriott Carolyn Hewitt. Mary Alice Hicks. Edward Hixon. Elnore Hopwood. Voiivia Huber and Mildred Hume. Fred Jacobs. Gertrude Jones. Alexander Kahn. Bernice Kaplan. Robert Keen. Janet Kimble. Paul Klmge and Thelma Kroetz. Mary Jane Laatz. Lois La Kara. Lester La Grange. Jean Lang. Lois Lauter. Lola Lennox. Jimmy Levy. Ruby Lou Lillard Lotta Lung arid Leonard Lurvey. Donald Malcolm. Sarah Elizabeth Marks. Robert Maronev. Ruth Marshall. Dorothy Martenet. Blanche Martin. Robert L. Martin. Wesley Martin. John Masters. Mary McClure. Harriett McCord. Roy McCormick. Mary McDoie. Helen McD'ermed, Sara Alice Mclntosh. Bonnie Jean McKechme. Julianna Mennel, Marjorie Merchant. Richard Millard. Martha Morrison. William H. Murray and Bonnie Bess Myers. Kathrvn Neat. Marjorie Newman. Rosemary Newman. Eleanor Nicholas. Ann Noel Betty Noonan. Martha Norman and Francis Norris. Marv Esther Orr. Ruth Osborne. Margaret Otttnger and Mary Lou Over. Ruth Palmer, Marjorie Pendleton and George Poehlmann. William Rasmussen, Nina Bell Ratcliffe. Philip Redwine. Paul Remken. Bob Ricketts. Be'tv Ann Ritchie. Dorotny Roche and Virginia Ruch. Richard Savidge, Martha Schaefer. Betty Schissel. Marjorie Sc hock. Dwight Schuster Heileu Mane Shea. Jar.e Shineler. Jane Shideler. James Shoemaker. Robin Sims. Herbert Skillman. Dorothy Jean Smith. Gene Smith. Margaret Smith. Richard Smith. Jane Spencer. Ellen Steffv. Marie Stegmeier. Richard Stradling. Margaret Stump and Charles Symmes. Patricia Taggart. Florence Tavlor. Maurice Taylor. Thelma Taylor. James Thompson. Rosemary Treanor. Madeline Trent and Lou Ellen Trimble. Anna Van Dorn. C. P. Van Meter. Carolyn Vann. Robert Voigt and Richard Vo vies. Betty Wiehman. Charles Williams Dorothy L. Williams. John L. Williams. Harvev Wilmeth. Kenneth Wooling. Bill Wright. Tommy Wright. Beverly Yarborough and Dorothy Zimmer. JUNIOR HIGH HONOR ROLL Sabra Eliece Aiman. Mildred Freeman. Marjorie Hyla Jane Hadley. Thomas Harrison. Charlotte Jeanes. Dorcas Marohn. Bettv Rose Martin. Johann McLean. Malcolm McCie Val Nolan. Vivian Petersen and Martha, Nell Piopper. JUNIOR HONOR ROLL Jane Axtell. Mary Louise Baldwin. Dina Barkan Betty Been,. Alice Buchanan. Robert Chowrimg, Berta Conley Patricia Coy-e. Anne Davis. Jeane Davis. Virgin.a Davis. Alberta Denstord. Patricia Eagiesfield. Lucy Hagopian. Margaiet Harbaugh, Don Harkness. Ruth Harry. Bettv Ann Hocker. Mary Jane Hodge. Burgess Hurd. Doris Koning. Fred Likeiy. Martna Magoffin. Marjorie Maines ana Betty Marks. Heien Marxer. Maryann McElwee. Mac Milner. Marv Moldthan. Helen Olsen. Rachel Pietsch. Harriet Plant. Margaret Claire Piant, George Shank. O Paul Smith. Robert Stacy. Marjorie Stinebaugh. Virginia Jean Tibbers. Howard Townsend. Virginia Tnckey. Louise Troemel. Marjorie Vails. John Van Horn. Charles West. Helen Widdop Sarah Jean Williams and Duibin Woodson. CLUB AIDS APPOINTED Shortridge Chemistry Group President Makes Selections. Alvin Cohen, president of the Shortridge Chemistry Club, sponsored by Miss Lois Martin of the chemistry department, has appointed the following committee chairmens: Harry Hadd. program; Julia Anne Benson, social, and Lois Morton and Sam Dobrow. transportation. The club meets at the school on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month.

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Program to Tell Story of Washington School

VICTORS IN ALGEBRA AT TECH ANNOUNCED Twenty-Four Individuals and Two Teams Win. Results of the algebra I contest, held at Technical high school recently, show as winners twenty-four students and two teams which tied for first place, according to H. H. Anderson, mathematics department head. These students will receive certificates showing their proficiency. Hazel Wurster made the highest individual score, getting thirty-six problems correct out of a total of forty. One of the two teams which tied fer first place in the class rating was composed of Hazel Wurster. Harry Benton, Fay Van Arendonk, Margaret Burton and Edwin Lamb; the other included Martha Pritchard. Doris Ann Johnson, Marjorie White, Glen Fritzlen and Madge Rutherford. Remainder of the individual winners are Leroy Price, Richard Fletcher, Virgene Moorman, Roy Butler, Martha Pritchard, John Goddard, Doris Johnson, Mary Milholland, Ruth Horstman, Mary Louise Mitchell, Rosalyn Ludwig, Alice Hawkins, Leonard Small, Harry Benton, Madalyn Devassie, Robert Mayer, Dale R. Holt, Albert Lane, Dorothy Woods, Fay Van Arendonk, Margaret Burton, Marjorie White and Glen Fritzlen.

TECH CLASS WINS IN NATIONAL COMPETITION Achieves Second Place in Contest Based on Book Titles. Pupils in Mrs. Eva Lycans’ fourth hour English Vile class of Technical high school working with Miss Lyle Harter, school librarian, won second national prize in a book title contest sponsored by the Scholastic Weekly, national high school magazine. The class submitted 338 titles with their sources, including 108 titles from the Bible and seven-ty-five frfom Shakespeare. For placing second in the contest, the class will receive five books which will be given to the Tech library. Those who helped compose the list were: Dorcas Altieri, Lewis Bose, Joe Bruck, Warren Confer, Mary Mae Endsley, George Gille, Luther Goebel, Jane Howard, Jim Kittle, Robert Kuerst, Robert Lamme, Edward Lechner, Richard Lutz, Harrison Martin, Beecher Meginnis. Marjorie Metz, Kenneth Midkiff. Robert Lane, Jean Meek, Richard Nation. Margaret Paulton, Byron Reed, Charles Rennard, Loretta Rosenbaum, Rhea Stephens and Velma Talbert. LIBRARIANS CHOSEN AT BROAD RIPPLE SCHOOL Group Will Serve During New Semester. Librarians for the new semester at Broad Ripple high school have been selected by Miss Miriam King, mathematics teacher, who is in charge of their work. Those selected are: Louise Todd, Imogene Kopp. Mary Margaret Clickner. Dorothy Steinmeier. Mary Jean Hoffmeyer, Betty Hartzell, Mathilda Fisher. Mary Jean Hoffmeyer. Ernestine Cline. Ruthmarie Hamill and Ethel Reotter.

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Pageant Will Form Part of Entertainment to Be Given Tonight. At a meeting in the Washington high school auditorium at 8 tonight the Parent-Teacher Association will give a program representing the progress of the school in seven years of its existence. Among these are, “Accomplishments of School in Physical and Military Training,” “A Survey of the Faculty,” “A Brief History of the Parent-Teacher Association,” “The Accomplishments of the Alumni,” and a pageant representing “Development of Traditions.” Although the faculty is sponsoring this program, it will be presented largely by pupils. Mrs. Walter Mitchell, president of the ParentTeacher Association, will preside over meeting. The students who will portray school activities in the pageant are: Edith Carter, reader; Harold Trostle and Robert Berling, military sargeants who will bear school and national colors; David Mears as George Washington; Lucy M. Powell, Martha Washington; Mildred Morrowy, Betsy Fauntleroy; Morris Culbertson, Lord Fairfax; Oliver Pyror and Marion Bugher, Mt. Vernon; Elmer Koch, Mt. Vernon landscaping; Evelynne Lewis, the school seal; Mike Stanich, honor society, and Alice Walker, the gist. John Dunn, the Minute Men, organization of senior boys; Mildred Flake and Calvin Ewing, Thanksgiving Welfare; Worthy Moore, junior vaudeville; Louis Uhle, Junior class prom; Doris Schrader, Christmas play; Maurice Fowler and Genevieve Sanders, Christmas carols; Harry Greely, boys’ athletic sweaters; Reva Wright, girls’ athletics sweaters; Margaret Stocker and Harry Cherry, May day festivals; Janet Ernst, May day queen, and Evelyne Lewis, attendant. Doris Smith, nurse; Oliver Bloes, doctor; Cleatis Walton, Helen Kovach, Jeanette Ramsey, Estil Cow, James Moore and Harvey Slaughter, art department; Doris Smith, German language; Sophia Somrac, Clifford Ernst. Charles Benner, Elnora Martin, Betty Sullivan, Geneva Tharp and Va Brooks, library; Lucille Lance, Senior class, and Michael Dugan, “a lone cowboy.” Other students to take part in the program are Helen Greely, Marthina Sipe, Margery Halfaker, Victoria Medjeski, Mary Kerchner, Nancy Baunhoffer, Balil Montgomery, Louise Glover and the Colonial chorus consisting of fifty boys and girls.

OFFICERS RETAINED BY MANUAL .SENIORS John Woemer Again Heads June Group. At an election of the Manual June senior class last Friday, all last semester officers were reelected. The officers are John Woerner, president; Martin O'Neill, vice-presi-dent; Jessie Levin, secretary, aid Eugene Wahl, treasurer. Miss Arda Knox and Mr. C. R. Clayton faculty members are sponsors of the class which numbers more than 150. SCHOOL GAINS TWENTY Seven Others Re-Enter at Broad Ripple for January Semester. K. B. Ammerman, principal of Bread Ripple high school, has announced enrollment of twenty new pupils and the re-entry of seven former pupils for the January semester. The freshmen are: Mary Elizabeth Crockett, Geraldine Millikan, Florence Day, Eloise Resley, Dorothy McCleaster, Betty Evans. Ina Blanchard, Garnet Ploughe, Teressa Hermann, Martha Thomas, Alice Rusey. Florence Cramer, Esther Spillman. Clifford Burger. Joe Hook, Richard Wilkinson, Charlie VanMeter, Elton Dickinson, Frank Eggleston and John McClure. Those re-entering are: Fred Richardson, Ruth Campbell, Robm Funk, Dorothy Hotchkiss, Bob McManama. Raymond Ploughe and Mary Louise Powell. GROUP KEEPS OFFICERS Odd Number Club at Manual Headed bv William Goldstein. Last year's officers of the Odd Number Club, honorary literary organization of Manual high school, were re-elected unanimously at the first meeting of this semester. William Goldstein is president; Harry Einstandig, vice-president; Marie Kuntz. treasurer, and Samuel Gordon, seeretan.-. John H. Moffat of the English department is sponsor of the group. Committee to Pick Play Lucille Davis heads a committee other members of which are Goldie Dichner. Inez Smith and Chestine Miller, which will select a play to be presented in March by the June ■enior class of Manual high school. Miss Lola I. Perkins of the English department will direct the play. Play Given at School “Here Comes Charlie,” a threeact play, directed by Mrs. Elva True, will be presented at School 21, 2815 English avenue, this afternoon at 3. and tomorrow rusdu at 7:30. 1

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Newly appointed editors of the Arsenal Cannon Technical high school student publication are Lorril Harper, staff I, and Alma Bernhardt, staff 11. Jean McLeay and Martha L. Cook are new associate editors of staffs I and 11, respectively.

JORDAN PUPILS TO APPEAR IN RECITAL Two Conservatory Groups Will Give Programs. Miss Bernice Van sickle and Miss Florence Keepers Lewes, instructors in dramatic art and piano, respectively, at the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music, will present several of their students in a joint recital at 8:15 tomorrow night in the Odeon, 106 East North street. The recital will be open to the public. A total of nineteen pupils will be presented on the program, which will include numbers on which they worked throughout the fall term. Piano students of Miss Lewes who will perform are Louis Belden, Fraces Burcham, Ellen Caplin, Mary Beth Harx-ison, Jean Ann Jones, Ann Kahn, Barbara Martin and Wilma Todd. Pupils of Miss Van Sickle to be presented include Emily Mac Nab, Helen Smith, Carol Trotter, Joe Arvin, Betty Lou Burcham, Mary Jo Curtis, Julia Evans, Florence Evans, Ethel Jean Johnson, Joann Mikels ad Billie Lemen.

CATHEDRAL GROUP WILL HOLD PARTY RECEPTION New Members to Be Honored by JEm-A-Non Fraternity. The Em-A-Non fraternity, composed of Cathedral high school pupils and alumni, will hold a stag party and reception for new members Saturday. The committee in charge of arrangements is headed by George Wirtz, who will be assisted by Robert Holmes, James Carson, William Fitzgerald, vice-president of the organization, Charles Betzner and Owen Sullivan. The four new members are Norbert MeAtee,. Thomas Vaughn, George Sauter and William Dcugherty, all pupils. Other members of the fraternity are Jack Sweeney, John Wyss, Bernard Drew, Thomas Long, Louis Wolfla, William Huse. Edward Barnhorst. Robert Steckley Samuel Beckett, Harold Miller, Henry Simon, president, John McMahon, Joseph Breen, Bernard Breen. Mark Kestler, Charles Brodrick, Lawrence Brodrick; Francis Gallagher, ser-geant-at-arms; John O'Brien, secretary; Law-rence McMahon, treasurer, and Jake Hagist.

GIRLS TO GIVE PARTY Broad Ripple Event Will Serve to Greet Newcomers. The Orange Aid Club, girl’s organization at Broad Ripple hign school, will welcome girls new to the school today at a Valentine party to be held in the music room of the school. Ellen Sue Ammerman, president, has announced the appointment of the following committee chairmen: Refreshments, Jean Sheard; decorations, Janet Lupear; entertainment, Judith McTurnan, and invitation, Elsie Applegate. Tech Salesmen Meet Technical high school pupils, serving as salesmen for the Arsenal Cannon, school publication, met last Thursday and discussed the sales campaign for the present semester. The campaign started Monday and will end Feb. 26.

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THREE GROUPS ARE CHOSEN BY MANUALPUPILS Two Sets of Agents and Representatives Named in Election. Representatives to the student governing body, agents for the Boosters, weekly paper, and school | ticket agents were selected in elections held by the various roll rooms of Manual High School this week. Those chosen were: Representatives Richard Gallamore Alva Stoneburner. Evelyn Ayres, Romanius Alvey. Earl Brandon. Stephen Tilson. Joe Brandes, Dorothy Craig, Aglaia Anglopolous, Richard Hill, Raymond Cooney. Norma Hall. Elsie Bradshaw. Ira Hadley. Peggy Lahmann, Ralph Bgiwn. Gertrude Oertel. j Mary Gershanoif. Anna Mae Havden. James Gribben. Vestal Smith. Maxine Merrick and James Hershberger. Mary Ellen Billiard, Estelle Levin. Mary Norris. W’ilbur Patrick, Sarah Passo. Mildred Oltering. Mitchell Vinci. Ernest Dunn, Thelma Keith. Howard Manning. Paul W. Rather, Charles Schellenberg. Floyd Phillips, William Tedrowe. Dorothy Newel. Ella Thomas, Mary Van Cleave. Keith Otto. Anna Pederv. Hope Brown. Robert Wayman. Ted Etherington. Dorothy Weyrether and Dorothy Wineman.

Ticket Agents Robert Crouch, Damon Lewis, Witey Fish, John Cristina. Emma Blosser. Wilbur Meyer. Maxine Clark. Orville Crane, Paul Flick. Evelyn Seitz, Wilbur Elliott. Mary Price. John Woerner. Roy Brand. Dorothy Hendricks, Paul Eggert, Carl Hofer. Frederick Bergman, Belle Goldstein. Mary Helen Brown. Margaret Postma and Robert Oliver. Thomas Johnson. Ruth Hale. Robert Kratz. Olas Hubbs. Bernard Kaseff. Virgil Dampier. Edward Armstrong. John Pappas. Ruth Tiefert, Dorothy Rather. Kephart Linson. Thomas McCubbins, Rolla Pryor. Albert Babber. Robert Sponsel. Jack Hiatt. Charles Joseph. Abe Stein, Donald Goss. Charles Arthur, Herbert Schwomever. Richard Miller, Herman Warrenberg. Marvin Weyant. Mary Elizabeth Sanford and Morris Nahmias. Booster Agents Floy Cambridge. Paul Mathis. John Amt. Louise Bray. Edward Carroll. Mabel Nicholl, Regina Baucle, Orval Crane. Erma Elkins, Ruth Branstetter. Ellen Caplin. Alice Westra. John Hayes. Fred Behrens. Norma Haller, Gerald Brown. Helen Hogan. Martha R. Yan. Clifford Gribben. Janet Hatten, Marjorie Howard and Frieda Stainbrook. Perry Key. Lorene Hartman. Ella Weiland. Eugene McCarthy. Harold Yeagy. Edward Hovt, Charles Goebel. William Patterson. May Tyra, Evelyn Bauer. Orval Kidwell. Norman Mueller. Violet Ratliff. Iva M. Studebaker. Jean Scott. Carl Swift. Helen Mile. John Stucky. Jeanne Johnson. Ella Newman. Doris Walden. Virginia Truman. Charles Preston. Virginia Wharton. Arthur Miller and Arthur Lindgen.

WINNERS ANNOUNCED IN TECHJATIN TEST Groups Take Part in Comparative Examination. Winners in a comparative Latin examination held last month t Technical high school have been announced by M. C. Twineham, head of the Latin department. First, second and third places were awarded to winners in each Latin grade. In order as to place the winners are as follows: Latin I, Virginia McKinney, Imogene Miller and John Goddard; Latin 11, Clarence Boyd, Victor Peterson and Jeanne Ann Pluess; Latin 111, Don Matthius, Ruby Hart and Lillian Hultberg; Latin IV, Marie Schlueter, Geneva Senefeld and Viola Francisco; Cicero I, Phyllis Wright, Louis Schmidt and Harold Calbert; Cicero 11, Jeanette Robbins, Dora Federle and Mary Lou Hamilton; Vergil I, Gustav Klippel, Lorril Harper and Thelma Cooley; Vergil 11, Carol Helser, Mary Mae Endsley and John Grepp. DEBATE GROUP ELECTS Shortridge League President Is Virginia Burford. Virginia Burford has been elected president of the Shortridge Girls’ Debating League, sponsored by C. C. Shoemaker of the English faculty. Other officers are Mary Hinkle, vice-president, and Grace Hibbard, secretary.

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If you wish to toy with atoms and not he blown into them, three excellent persons with whom to discuss ways and means would be Leslie Barlet, Betty Lou Blackmore and Frank Streightoff, left to right above. They are pupils at Shortridge high school and assistants in the chemistry department where they have charge of all supplies used in experiments by school classes.

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GRADE HONORS WONBY GIRLS Four With Perfect Cards Lead Fifty on List at Broad Ripple. Led by four girls with A-plus grade averages, fifty pupils of Broad Ripple high school earned places on the term honor roll. The four girls with perfect records are Virginia Menikheim and Frances Kesler, freshmen, and Ruthmarie Hamill and Mary Margaret Clickner, juniors. Others on the roll were: Celia Barbee, Mabel Burrows, Joseph Hughey, Margaret McAnally, Ernestine Cline, Gladys Blanton, Eva Thompson, Margaret Duvall, Jack Noon, Jetta Kesler, Jack McAnally, Helen Clickner, Frank Reese, Miriam Hicks, Eleanor Earle, Mary Alley, Betty Elliott, Wilma Kopp, Jack Perkins, Robert Perkins, Betsy Murbarger, Margaret McKenziee, Harless Waggoner, Claudine Kimes, Margaret Smith, Gretchen Huetter, Mary Esther Stahl, Wayne Hallstein, George Clark, Frederick Steinmeier, James Chisler, Euseba Grimme, Robert Vermeer, Charles Traylor, Margaret Bennett, Paul Billhymer, John Barnett, Helen Jean Willcutts, Ralph Kelly, Dorothy Hughey, John Meyers and Ethel Roetter.

GROUP INVITES PARENTS Meeting Announced of Interest to Broad Ripple Newcomers. Mrs. R. H. Hamill, president of the Parent-Teacher Association of Broad Ripple high school, has announced that the next meeting will be held Feb. 13 in the school auditorium. She requests the parents of pupils entering the school this semester to attend in order to acquaint themselves with the teachers and their coworkers in the organization. Program will consist of a one-act play, “Betty Becomes Engaged,” by the dramatic club of Meridian Heights Presbyterian church. Musical selections will be included.

Window-Length Letters in Buildings Call for Subscriptions. An original plan to advertise the Arsenal Cannon, student publication of Arsenal Technical high school, was used this semester by Robert Mikels, Cannon publicity manager. Large letters of window length were pasted in the windows of the three stories of the main building bearing the words, “Subscribe For The Cannon.” They are seen plainly from any point on the campus. Robert Roblee and William Heistand, both of Frederick Policy’s commercial art II class, designed the letters, cut the strips, and pasted them upon the windows. Posters also were made by various members of the commercial art 111 and IV class under the supervision of Mrs. Roberta Stewart. These placards are distributed in the various buildings and about the campus. Students who made the larger posters as outside work were Ruth Epply, George Guthrie, Ellen Clark, Dorothy Meyers, June Fisher, Jean Welty, Francis Carter James Shroat, Evva King Marjorie Duncan and Ray Poole. Smaller posters were designed as class work. Various members of the group posed for them. Those who have posters on the campus are Lewis Douglas, John Thoeny, Jane Schnell, James Plummer, Edna Andrews, Mary Caldwell, Harold Hefner Auto Benz, Roy Smith and Don Baker.

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HIGH GRADES OF I. REVEALED ON TECIfS LIST Straight A Plus Records Made by Fifty-Eight on Honor Roll. Fifty-eight of the 1,299 students who were on the final semester honor roll at Technical high school made straight A plus records. Seniors and postgraduates who mad* l straight A plus records were: Ellen Clark, j Mlllicent Cqjnmtngs. Marlorie Jane Duncan. Marian Hawkins, George Johnson, | Ruth Kiser. Eugene Holland. Marian Laut. J. Richard Lewis. Richard Merriman. i Margaret Sandstrom. Lois Ruth Stevens, j Marvin Suiter, Jane White. Marion W'ort- | man. Paul Bogard. Warren Confer. Thelma E. Coolev. Carol Helser. Marv Ellen Hitch. Fern Messmer. George Messmer. Louise Moorman. Helen Price, Des Mondae Rieman, John St. Helens. Jack Singers, John Townsend. Jane Ellen Walden. Betty Lou Williams and Brverlv Zolezzi. Underclassmen having straight A plus card were. Max Baer. Lewis Rose. Betty Brav, James C Brown. Margery Carl. Jack Dalle, Jane Eberhardt. Marv Mae Endslev. Lucille Goss. Milton Gregory. Eleanor Grepp. Alice Heine. Esther Jefferson, Lorita Kasting. Rosalyn Ludwig, Martha Mills. Fred Mindach. Elfrieda Nordselck, Mary Prater. Jeanne Reed. Jeanette Robbins. Geneva Senefeld. Marie Schlueter, Richard C. Smith, William Waters. Marvin Williams and William Wishart. Earn Sixteen Points Those having sixteen honor points or more were: Mary Ellen Hitch. Fern Messmer. Martha Mills, William Wishart and Beverly Zolezzi. Students making fifteen and one-half honor points were: Maralyn Julian. Clarence Boyd. Mary Kathryn Carter. Edward Coller, and Mary E. Hull. Fifteen honor points were made by Thelma E. Cooley. George Messmer. Jack Singers. Bernice Wires. Louis Aull. Harold Calbert, Marjorie Carl. Eleanor Grepp. Lorita Kasting. Elfrieda Nordselck and Marvtn Williams. Fourteen and one-half honor point* were made by Miriam Hickman. Louis* Baker, and Harold Thomas. Upperclassmen who made fourteen honor points were: Jane Schnell. William Lentz. Lillie Smith. Clifford Southwick, Nathan Underwood, and Miriam Vollmer. Underclassmen who had fourteen points were: Charles Aufderheide. Viola Francisco. Richard Geckler. Mary Lou Hamilton. Che loite Hogle. Joan Lay. Norman Maler. Sterling Meier. Kenneth Nothert. Norbert Olsen, Rose Ricketts and Bernard Weber. Others on List Thirteen and one-half honor points wer* made by David S. Fowler. Paul McGuff. Marv Jane Miller. Lerov Callahan. James Flora. Anita Klatte. Bettv Mangas, Victor Peterson. Phyllis Wright and Ruth Younghans. Seniors and postgraduates who mad* thirteen honor points were: Robert Erwood, John Hussey. Gustav S. Klippel, Austin Rapp. Robert Reno, Edwin Rose, Marie Sorenson and Hildegarde Wickemeyer. Underclassmen who had the same number of points were: Howard Craig, Ruth Eleanor Harter. Dorothea Jean James. Collier. John Goddard. Dorothy Hammer, Frank Keske. Russell Gladden. Boyd McDonnall, Felix Masarachia. Don Matthius, Don Martin. Paul Meacham, Bryant Millikan. Frederick Roehm, Louis Schmidt. Roland Schultz. L. Virginia Smith. Martha Smith. Mary Jane Smith. Richard Stafford and Helen Trueblood. Exceed Twelve Poinls Those having twelve and one-half honor goints were: Juanita King. Dorothy M. aker. Joan Baker, Marv Louise Bates, June Golliher. Eileen Harris. Horace Russell, Helen Storer, Kenneth Armel. Leland Bass, Norman Brandt. Eileen Coan. Betty Dahlstron'. Alicebray Fitts, Elnora Hartman. Alice Kautsky. Paul Koebeler, Earl Lawhead. Vernon McKinney, Helen Ruegamer. Eugene Schick. Marie Schubert, Eva Sheffey and Charles Swan. Students who made twelve honor point* were: Helen Stoshitch, Harold Bennett. Marjorie Burgett, Mildred Chandler. Mary Evelyn Daniel. Pauline Dve. Lorril Harper. Francis Hawkins. Edrls Howell. Lawrenc* Kaelin. Marjorie Kaser. Omer Larrison, Mary Jane McGaughev. Odile Matthews, eith Percifield. Ruth Ramee, Martha Weddle, Virginia Cook Frances Gerdts. Betty Ann Gise. Clifford Hannum, Ruby Hart. Florence Hunt. Frank Jordan, George Krug. Bob LaFollette, red Mlndach. Vernon Parish. Richard Phillips. Martha Pritchard. Paul Ramee, Betty Wangelin. William Weber. Helen H. Webster and Helen Woerner.