Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 236, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 December 1935 — Page 12

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64 SHORTRIDGE PUPILS ACHIEVE •A-PLUS' RATING Selections Made by Math Teacher; 301 Others on Honor Roll. Sixty-four Shortridge pupils have been named to the "A plus" honor roll by Mrs. Florence Goodnough of the mathematics department. To be eligible a pupil must maintain an average of 95 or better over a period of six weeks. Three hundred one earned positioas on the “A” honor roll with averages of 90 or bettrr. The “A plus’’ roll follows: Margaret Ann Becker, Kathryn Bertsch, Amy Bird, Charles Breunig, Bob Brown, Ruth Cabalzer, Harriet Caylor, Dorothy Chapin. Edith Chasman, Betty Clemons, Ruth Cohen, Collins, Adeline Cooling, Jack Corey, Carolyn Dixon, Betty Early, Virginia Ellerbush, Carter Eltzroth, Dorothy Evans, Harry Ferris, Francis Flanningham. Nancy Goodrich, Betty Gordon, Ether Gray, Marjorie Hale, Mark Holrman, Anne Holmes, Wiljjam Horne, Betty Hosmer. Patsy Jackson, Margaret Jameson, Charlotte Jeanes, Shubrick Kothe, Alice Kettner, Alvin Maierson, Rose Malcolm, Betty Markey, Robert Martin, Martha Mason, John Masters, James Matlock, Katy Lou Matlock, Kathryn Mayer, Lois McCaskey, Kelsey McDaniel, Johann McLean, Malcolm McVie. Elizabeth Meeker, Norma Miller, Jean Oliver, Evelyn Quinn, Robert Stacey, Margaret Studebaker, Harold Steup, Patricia Sylvester, Rosemary Treanor, John Cirper Van Horn, C. P. Van Meter. Baxter Weaver, Dorthea West, Richard Wheeler. Louise Wilde. Charles Wilson and Florence Wolff. Those on “A” Roll The “A" honor roll: Mary Alice Adkins, Eliece Aiman, Clinton Ancker, Jeanne Andrew, Kendall Andrews, Louise Andrews, Juanita Armstrong, William Averitt, Marjorie Allerdice, John Baird. Louise Balay, William Balch, Frank Balk”, Dina Barkan, Jeannette Barnett, Doris Becker, John Beeler, Mildred Benson, Betty Berger, Irma Berry. Ruth Bertsch, Mary Birchard, Sol Blickman, Martha Bonham, Marjorie Bowman, Robert Bracken, Eunice Brenner, Jeanette Briggs, Betty Jane Brock, Margaret Brooks, Jack Brown, Ruby Brown, Virginia Burkholder, Nelson Burrin, Olga Buschatsky, Betty Buser, Patricia Butler, Charles Butz, Virginia Caldwell, Bruce Cameron. Lewis Campbell, Martha Jo Cantwell. Bette Ann Carr, Mary Jane Carr, Mary Louise Causey, Joe Cavanagh, Audrey Caylor, William Chapin, Virginia Christena, Susanne Clark, Eleanor Clay, Mabel Clift, Barbara Clifton, Estelle Cohen. Anne Combs, John Combs, Eleanor Cook. John Cregor, Barbara Crise, Edythe Dale, Jeanne Davis, Marjorie Davis, Mary Davis, Ruth Davis, Virginia A. Davis, Alberta Densford, Mardi Deranian, Jack Diamond, Fred Dickens, Nettie Dulberger, Patricia Eaglesfield, Richard Edwards, Mary Efroymson, Shirley Einbinder. Achieve Honor Listing Thelma Einbinder, Robert Elbourn, Gail Eldridge, Jeanette Elkin. Dorothy Evans, Robert Evans, William Evans, Paul Farrington, Madeline Fauvre, Patricia Federman, Rachael Feibleman, Mary Fenstermaker, Albert Fessler, Mary Frances Fink, Annabel Fisher, Jack Fisher, Helen Fleenor, Tom Fleischer, Dan Flickinger, Jeanne Forrest, Mildred Freeman, Barbara Fuller, Robert Garrett, Betty Gettins, veva May Gilpin. Dorothy Gimbel, Marjorie Glass, Emily Glossbrenner, Marjorie Goldberg, Charles Good, Patricia Good, Jane Louise Goodlet, Mary Gordon, Emma Gossett, Mary Grace, Martha Graves, Morris Green, Gordon Griffin, David Guthridge, Jean Hackerd, Phyllis Hadden, Hyla Jane Hadley, Jack Hall, James Hall, Jewell Harbaugh, Ann Harder, Lila Jane Harms. Tom Harrison. Ruth Harry, Jimmie Henderson, Dorothy Hendrickson. Jeanne Heppner, Leonore Heppner, Lloyd Hiatt. Betty Higbee, Mary Jane Hill, Rembrandt Hiller, Betty Hocker, Charlotte Hoffman, Carl Huckleberry, Richard Hudelson, Sue Virginia Hull, Roy Hull, Florence Jafee, Susannah Jameson, Betty Lou Johnson, Barbara Johnson, Grant Johnson, Jane Johnson, Mary Catherine Johnson, Nelson Johnson, Priscilla Johnson, Roy Johnson, Harry Jones, Robert Kahn. Also in Select Class Thelma Kammen, Nancy Jane Kegley, Carolyn Kendall, Mary Kershner, Betty Kespohl. Evelyn Ketmer. Charles Kime, Sue Ann Knippinberg, Doris Jane Koning, Richard Krause, Harold Lumber - tus, Danna Lansley, Maxine Lay, William Leamon, John Lennox, Edna Levi. Mary Elizabeth Lewis. Mira Lewis, William E. Lewis, Sarah Lindley, Mary Ann Lookabill. Donald Malcolm, Robert Mann, Annette Marcus, Sarah Elizabeth Marks, Mary Marott. Elizabeth Marshall, Betty Rose Martin, Esther Marvin, Helen Marxer, Marjorie Mcßroom. Mary McClure. Harriet McCord, Roy McCormick, Ervin McCullough. Wells McGurk, William McWorkman, Virginia Mennel, Richard Millard, Betty Ann Miller, Marjorie Miller. Steve Minton. Bettie Jane Mock. James Moore. Maynard Morris. Richard Moorish, Lewis Morrison,

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Mrs. Roy H. Moore (above left), chairman of the Auxiliary, Knightstown Home Committee of Heywood-Barcus Post, American Legion, and George A. Henry, chairman of the post’s Knightstown Home Committee, with the toys to be distributed to Knightstown Home children at a Christmas party next Wednesday night at D. A. R. Hall, 824 N. Pennsylvania-st.

Mary Morrison, Helen Moses, Betty Mueller, Janice Murray, Elizabeth Meyer, Mary Meyers, Rose Myers, Mary Jane Nelson, Betty Newman, Rosesmary Newman, Virginia Nocholads, Eleanor Nicholas, Barbara Nixon, Val Nolan, Bettie Noonan, Arthur Northrup, Jean Oliphant, Karen Osborne, Margaret Ottinger, Jane Palmer, Ruth Palmer, Marion Parker, Katherine Parrish, Margaret Parrish, Catherine Peet, Jane Day Pierce, Evelyn Pitschke. Honor List Continued Robert Pittinger, Martha Plopper, Adelheid Poehlman, Ruth Price, Loren Prince, Madelyn Pugh. Elinore Randall, Marjorie Rassmussen, Dick Rehm, Charles Rice, Catherine Richart, William Riker, Marjorie Robbins, Maxine Roberts, Jack Roberts, Chester Robinson, Mary Jane Robinson, Marjorie Rork, Keith Rogers, Joan Rossebo, Wilma Rothenberger, Julia Jean Rowe, Martha Jo Runyan, Jeanne Sacks, Mary Louise Savidge. Rosamond Schlaegel, Jack Schneider, Bert Servaas, Lois Shapiro, Ruby Shelton, Nelda Shepherd, Charles Shaw, George Shively, Kathleen Shockley, Lewis Shultz, Jack Siegesmund, David Smith, Marjorie Smith, Rogers Smith, Tula Smyrnis, Jane Spencer, George Spiegel, Helen Stallings, Richard Stark, Betty Starr, Emily Stine, Marjorie Stump, Robert Stump, Betty Sturgeon, Martha Lou Sunderland, Evelyn Sutherlin, Edward Taylor, Jeanne Taylor, James Thurston, Clarice Townsend, Virginia Trickey, Lou Ellen Trimble, Merrill Tucker, Robert Tucker, Robert Urmstrom. Vern Vanderbilt, Anna Van Dorn, Marjorie Vawter, Juanita Wagner, Mary Jane Warren, Helen Waters, Audrey Watson, Betty Weishaar, Jean Wichser, Vivian Wilcoxon, Doris Wilson, Elizabeth Wichser, Sally Williams, Harvey Wilmeth. Richard Wilson, Robert Witham! Constance Woodruff, Tommie Wright, Marie Wullenmeier, David Yearian, Dwight Zeller and Harry Zintel. DISCUSS NATURAL GAS Use of 8750,000 WPA Grant for Purchase Studied. Use of a $750,000 WPA grant in making natural gas available to patrons of the Citizens Gas and Coke Utility was discussed yesterday at the regular meeting of the board of directors of the utility, Henry L. Dithmer, board president, said. No definite action was taken on the matter.

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SCHMIDT IS ELECTED TO HEAD BREWERS F. W. Cook President Named to Lead Organization. New president of the Indiana Brewers Association is Adolph B. ! Schmidt, head of the F. W. Cook Brewing Cos.. Evansville, the state’s | oldest brewer, in point of service. He succeeds R. T. Riney, Evans- ! ville. Sterling Brewers, Inc., president. The election was held yesterday at a meeting in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Other officers are Charles Reuss, Fort Wayne, vice president; George H. Voedisch, South Bend, re-elected treasurer; Oscar Baur, Terre Haute, secretary, and M. C. Norton, Anderson re-elected director. Mr. Schmidt has been identified with the Cook company for half a century, and has been a brew r er for 54 years. The company, founded in 1853, has been in continuous operation since, having been engaged in ice manufacture during the prohibition era. AUTOS, RADIOS TABOO FOR RELIEF FAMILIES Warsaw Trustee Finds One Group Maintaining Two Cars. Times Special WARSAW, Ind., Dec. 11.—Trustee Floyd Robbins, Wayne Township, continues to discover interesting facts about the 200 families dependent on him for relief supplies. His appointment of a special investigator to uncover “chiselers” resulted last week in the dropping of a married couple who were hoarding food and fuel. Now he reports a family which has solicited neces* sities of life while maintaining two automobiles. Hereafter, he announced, relief families possessing either radios or autos will be dropped. ■Hk When You Think of DENTISTRY t< ft 2nd Floor Corner I .•v&u ...Jr Lemcke Bide. & Market St.

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