Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 June 1936 — Page 13

IN HONOR GROUP AT WASHINGTON

Cecil Whaley Leads Rolls With 1414 Points for Last Grade Period.

Cecil Whaley posted the best scholastic record for the final grade period at George Washington High School with 14% honor points, it was announced today. One hundred forty students at the schodl made the high honor roll and 130 the honor roll. Those on the high honor roll were Cecil Waley, Grace Buchanan, Virginia Buchanan, Marjorie Ryan, Mary Mellinger, Lois Struckman, Lee Townley, Raymon Chelf, Eileen J. Smith, Joan Smith, Nina Brittain, Marie Dress, Otis Russell, Eugene Leak, Wilford Shockency, Eugene Cotton, Edward Cotton, Robert Brockman, John Niermeyer, Lois Shelby, Frances Silverman and . Jack Trager. Lillian Harding, Nellie Minnick, Margaret Stocker, Doris White, Edward Cook, Barbara Bogue, Della Sue Bogue, Frances Carlsen, Bernar Francis DeWitt, Dallace Duffin, Jean Lentz, Dorothy McCalment, George Mellenger, Eva Oltean, Doris Pottenger, Hazel Dodgon, Betty Jane Winters, Daisy Silverman, Marijane Badger, George: Blake, May J. Boese, Dorothy Deweese, Ruby Kearns, Dorothy League, Deloris Littrell and Elnora Martin, Robert McCalip, Miriam Pottenger, Mildred Sloan, Lena Brent, Eleanor Snapp, Roselda Zimmerman, . Vaughn Chenoweth, Anna Dixon, Edith Dugger, Marjorie Fink, Virginia Garrabrandt, Ethel Hudak, Bill Jerome, Marjorie Katterhenry, Carroll Roberts, Dorrell Roach, Elizabeth Seymour, Barbara Stocker, Dorothy Swails, David Chapman, Virginia Cottom, Mamie Gentry, Edward Kasnak, William Kendall, Robert Stutsman, Warren Angrick and Gladys Bechert.

Listed on Honor Roll

Thelma Bioomenstock, Wilhelmina Boswell, Sarah Beth Brown, Thelma Farrington, Mildred Frew, Betty Hargrave, Evelyn Hider, Mary Jane Howell, Herbert Reese, Richard Leon Scalf, Charlotte Smock, Mildred Solomop, Harold Tucker.

Marietta Tucker, Lorraine Walls, Mary Alice Waltz, Marjorie White, Rex Wratten, Betty Kreutzinger, Beatrice Brittain, Marjorie Cassady, Lois Jean Dial, Gerald Eagan, Frederick Kepner, Beth Klinger, Louis | Kunstek, Lionnel Perrine, Victoria Repcheff, Louise Schneider, Paul Short, Pauline Suhr and Joanne Tennery. Wilma Todd, Elizabeth Bohlinger, Leetha Steele, Dollie Abell, Margaret Berkopes, Herschell Brittenback, Virginia Burres, Ralph Canter, Catherine Cox, Boris Dimancheff, Jane Dugan, Clarence Downton, Beity Fielder, Raymond Grahn, Kenneth Hawk, Quinn Herrin, Dorothy Hoover, Mary Marsulescu, Frieda Marvel, Ralph McCombs, Lois McCreery, Ruth McHugh, Paul Murphy, Mildred Picou and Myron Scarbrough.

Others Are Named

Elton Thompson, Katherine Woliver, Filomena Charletta, Elizabeth Jones, Melvin Ollman, Thelma Kostoff, Eileen Kakavecos, Marjorie Combs. Those on the honor roll are Helen Ruth Cox, Virginia Fox, Dorothy Handy, Mary Harsin, Ray Jones, Imogene Key, Irene Lowe, Eardana Muleff, Clara Naumsek, Mary Overly, Ruth Payne, Robert Reynolds, Grace Ricketts, Frances Sekula, Mary Seymour, Betty Bamford, George Bruner, Thelam Burgess, Margaret Dunn, Florence Badgley, Twannette Bailey, Lorene Barnaby, William Beasly, Viola Bazis, James Bivin, Pauline Bohnstedt, James Brent, Robert Bullock, Jessica Carter, Franklin Clark, Charles Dehaven, Harold Dowden, Eugene Eastwood, Orvena

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Duncan, Betty Ellis and Roscoe Ewing. Edgbert French, Kenneth Goslin, Juhe Hancock, Russell Irwin, Russell Jones, Lucille Keller, Hubert Krieslow,: Frances Laue, Dorothy Kriel, Virginia McClintock, Gladys McFarland, Dorothy M-azdenwold, Imogene Morris, Betty Newcomer, Merrill Patrick, Betty O. Schuck, Marjorie Smith. Also on Honor Roll Louis Stanich, Louis Stephanoff, Jean Spear, Bonnie Starkey. Edna Steward, Josephine Trost, Virginia Williams, Robert Woods, Carl Brown, Sarah Green, Eugene Heiken, Robert Marple, Harriet Silvius, Julian Weddle, James Tackitt, Marjorie Burton and James Coryell. Wilbur Daily, Genevieve Eagan, Warren Eakins, Doris Edwards, Bill Gill, Agnes Hibernik, Robert Kersey, Willie Krogh, Louise Liebenderfer, Helen McKay, Robert Mellinger, Sam Mouron, Frank Mivic, Frances Radez, Gerald Roach, Omer ‘Scott, Florence Smith, William Swigart, Isabelle West, Wilma Casey, Loy Hacker, Harvey Slaughter and Phyllis Angleton. Richard Brandon, Herbert Bruner, Frances Conaway, Mary Conway, Thomas Duffy, Billie Harrell, Mary Hazelwood, Katherine Jones, Clarice Kanalac, Blodgey Kazakoff, Leova Kellemes, Howard Krick, Evelyn May, Paula McClurg, Carl = McCombs, William McPeek, Anna Lee Miller and Mary" Monroe. Hugh Murrell, Carroll Perry, Henry Pulliam, Dorothy Randant, Roberta Robinson, Helen Schwartz, Philip Shoemaker, Anna Simko, Luther Steele, Arthur Sprowl, Dorothy Taylor, Martha Thompson, Margaret Case, Grace TS, Margaret Morris, Nathan Steele, Victoria Urbancic, Frank Walker,

Helen Carter. RESIGNS CITY POST

Mrs. Alma T. Gluesenkamp Will Go to Dayton to Live.

Mrs. Alma Teifert Gluesenkamp, a supervisor in the city Recreation Department since 1926, has resigned and is to go to Dayton, O., for future residence. Mrs. Gluesenkamp, a graduate of the American Gymnastic Union, also has been an assistant instructor in the Y. M. €. A. physical educational department at the Kirshbaum Community Center,

Townsend Club to Meet

Townsend Harmony Club 37 is to meet at 7:30 tonight in the Central Universalist Church, 15th and New Jersey-sts.

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Golf Tournament to Follow

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OPENS TODAY

Delegates’ Registration a La Porte.

Times Special LA PORTE, Ind, | Jube 9.—The thirty-fifth annual convention of the State Elks Association was to open here today with a state golf tournament following registration. After a lunc for state officers, ritualistic, contests are to held for the Joseph /T. Fanning cup. . Tonight's program includes an informal party and entertainment at “Country Club and a ladies’ theater party. The opening business sessions ary to start tomorrow in the Elks Clu The climax of social events in the program is to be t le president’s ball tomorrow night’) he Civic Auditorium.”

Parade Set for Thursday

Marching - delegations from every part of the state are to take part in the annual Elks parade Thursday. Floats, bands and drum corps are to ‘participate. A stag picnic is to

Ving ey Officers of the Indiana association are. O. Ray Miner, Warsaw, | president; A. Gordon Taylor, La Porte; Milo B. Mitchell, Linton;

Elmer D. Sturges, Bluffton: will F. Smith, Alexandria; A. A. Spears, Brazil. The Rev. W. E. Hoffenhacher, Logansport, is chaplain, and J. D. Beller, Evansville, is sergeant-at-arms. Exalted ruler Isadore E. Levine is chairman of the La Porte convention committee.

FRED YOUNG INSTALLED

"GRAND ARCH OF DRUIDS

Indianapolis Chosen as Site for 1937 Convention.

W. Fred Young, Indianapolis, as noble grand arch of the Grand Grove of the United Ancient Order of Druids, is to direct activities for the coming: year. Ifdianapolis is to be 1937 convention city.

Other officers installed at the recent = seventy-sixth = meeting in Lafayette include Virgil A. Grimes, Lafayette, deputy grand arch; Charles G. N. Geider, re-elected grand secretary; Henry Schroeder, Richniond, grand treasurer; Harry ‘Stafford, grand marshal and Walter

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