Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 240, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 December 1935 — Page 9

DEC. 16, 1935

SIRL WINS FIRST! ON WASHINGTON ROLL OF HONOR Miss Mary Mellenger Tops High School List With 16.5 Points. Washington High School honor roh is headed by Mary Mellenger with 16>2 points. Otis Russell, with 15, is second. Others on the high honor roll are: Eugene Cotton. Grace Buchanan, Virginia Buchanan, Leatha Steele, Doris White, Raymond Chelf, Nellie Minnlck, Marjorie Ryan, Dallace Duflln, Elizabeth Bohlinger, Marie Drees, Betty Kreutzinger, Herbert Russell, Katherine Pyles, Betty Fiedler, Ruth McHugh, George Mellinger, Elizabeth Seymour, Merrill Patrick. Harold Tucker, Dorothy League, Joan Smith, Nina Brittain, Anna Dixon, Majrijane Badger, Edward Cook, Settle Hargrave, Eugene Leak, Louis Kunstek, Jean Lentz, Elnora Martin, Ralph McCombs, Miriam Pottenger, Lionel Perrine, Barbara Stocker, Robert Stutsman, Lorraine Walls, Anna Ayres, George Bruner, Seth Miles, Lois Struckman. James Tuckitt, Roselda Zimmer-! man, Mildred Solomon, Mary Jane ! Boc.se, Beatrice Brittain, Wilber Daily, Mary Jane Howell, Imog uie j Key, John Niermeyer, Eileen Smith, | Cecil Whaley, Mildred King, Betty j Bamford, Charlotte Hotiser, Daisy Siverman, Della Sue Bogue, Thelma Farrington, Janis L. Hawke, Howard Krlrk, Doloris Littrell, Doris Pottenger, Herbert Reese. Wyonetta Slssion, Pauline Suhr, Forest Warmouth, Virginia Cottom, Melvin Oilman, Lee Fownley, Rex Wratten, Myron Scarbrough, Irene Hancock, Dorothy DeWees, Frances Conaway. Katherine Hopkins, Katherine Kenworthy, Carroll Perry, I Frances Radez, Earl Wiseman, Thelma Burgess, Margaret Haase. Eva Pearl Grenard, Beulah Harding, Mary Parker, Jack Trager, Wilhelmina Boswell, Robert Brockman, Frances Carlsen, Vaughn Chenoweth, Katherine Cox, Eugene Eastwood, Geneva Ewing, Dorothy > Hoover, Eileen Kakavecos, P’rances ' Laue, Helen McKay, Dorothy McCalment, Mary Monroe, Martha j Shanklin, Dorothy Swails, Richard i Youngerman, Hazel Boyd, Lena Brent. Gottfried Grosskopf, Lucille Lance, Eileen Morris, Harvey j Slaughter, Charles Trostle, Helen I Schwartz, Kenneth Goslm, Russell, Jones, Wilma Todd, Omer Townsend, Helen Dreatrick, Lucille Gilliam. Viola Bazis, Isaac Boston. Virginia Buttz, Clarence Downton, Jane Dugan, Virginia Fox, Mary Harsin, Kenneth J. Hawk, Blodgey Kazacoff, Ruby Kearns, Robert McCalip, Virginia McClintock, Lois McCrcery, Eardana Muleff, Robert Pickard, Rosemary Wilson, Virginia Wilson, William Kendall, Margaret Morris, Helen Ray, Valentine Stroy, Marjorie White. Darrell Roach, Dorrell Roach, Rosemary Sprecher, Venita Barrett, j Dorothy Chapman, James Coryell, Helen Ruth Cox, Betty Craft. Harold Dowden. Jeannette Dudley, Genevieve Egan, Vernis Elkins, [ Mildred Frew, Ray Funk, Alma Hardesty, James R. Hardin, Warren j Hill. Evelyn Hider, Martha Hoerger, | Edith Hudak, Clarice Kanalac. j Leova Kellems, Dorothy Knel, ! Thelma Kostoff, Richard McKemn, j Mary Ann Mcßee, Robert Mellin- j ger, Adeline Miller. Mildred Picou, i Dorothy Prunty, Robert Reynolds, | Mary Seymour, Edward Taylor. Dor- ; othy Welch, Betty Young, Jeanne; Berning, Margaret Case, Mamie Gentry, Lewis Judd. James Lentz, Eleanor Snapp, ! Harold Roth, Esther Adams. Martha Goodlet, Louis Sparenblek, Mary

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Christmas party of Warren Central High School Is to be given at the school Thursday night, by the Warrenette Club, of which Miss Mary Jane Heskett (above) is president. Parent sponsors are Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Heskett, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hartman, Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Laughner, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lewis, Mr. and Mis. A. Matzke, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Cotton, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Trefz and Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Pebworth. Patterson, Hazel Johnston, Georgianna Thompson, Bernard Dewitt, John E. Davis, Lorene Barnaby, Gladys Bechert, George Blake, James Bivin, Pauline Bohnstedt, Marjorie Burton, Mary Conway, Bernice Cripe, Mary Ferguson, Violet Hopper. Bob Kersey, Mildred Lentz, Wanda Lewis, Irene Lowe, Frank Mives, June Neumeyer, Betty Newcomer, Jack Nichols, Mary Phillips, Wilford Shockency, Anna Sinko, Eileen M. Smith, Stella Vaughn, Virginia Williams, David Chapman, Mary L. Irwin, Nathan Steele, Elbert Terhune, Omer Scott, Virginia Garrabrandt. Charlotte Smock, Gordon Smock, Wilma January, Martha C. Thompson, Martha Belle Bannon, William Beasley, Herschell Brittenback, Marjorie Cassady, Glenn Coffman, Fred Eastwood, Quinn Herrin, Russell France. Mary Hazelwood, Thomas Herring, Mildred Hunt, Robert Jackson, Amy Louden, Mildred Manring, Carl McCombs, Thomas McKeon, Phyllis McTarsney. Martha Meadows, Imogene Morris, Ruth Shaffer, Paul Short, Edna Steward, Mary Alice Waltz, Marion Wells, Robert Woods, Gladys Yanick, Chester Yovanovich, Jesse Cox, Harry Dougherty, Clifford Ernst, Precious Geraghty, Sarah Green, Beatrice McKinney, Marjorie Schilling, Alberta Suhr, Julian Weddle, Clarence Scott, Mary Stevason, Robert Spencer and Roxie Johnson.

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