Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 June 1940 — Page 5

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A TECH WITH 132018

LARGEST CLASS

Manual Graduates 350, . Warren Central™97, St.. John’s Academy 38.

Diplomas were presented to 1814 high school seniors in four commencement ceremonies here last night. The largest number, 1329, took part in the ‘Tech High School ceremony at the Butler Fieldhouse. School Board President Harvey Hartsock . presented the diplomas. Most of ‘the honors had been an-

nounced at the school’s Honor Day|

on Monday. | Manual 350 at a ce ony in Cadle Tabernacle. Evans Woollen Jr. presented the diplomas &nd Principal E. Kemper McComb | ‘announced that 50 of the students ‘had maintained aver-

ages of 90 ar above for the four|}

years of Heit high school studies. : Wa Graduates 97

Warren Central High School's graduation was held in its own auditorium, with County Superintendent J. Malcolm Dunn presenting the diplomas to 97 seniors. St. John’s Academy graduated 38 girls in a colorful ceremony climaxed by benediction with the Blessed Sacrament. It was the only one of last night's four services to have a commencement speaker. He was the Rev. Fr. Patrick Griffin of Assumpton Parish. The Academy diplomas were presented by the) Most . Joseph Elmer Ritter. bishep of the Catholic diocese of Indianapolis. At the Manual commencement, William Kniptash, Walter Rafert, Edward Schumann and Miss Martha White were awarded the

ships. Mr. Rafert: will go to Purdue University, Mr. Shurhann to Indiana University, the other two to Butler University. Five Manual students won the ndianapolis Foundation scholarships. Donnie Douglas, Mary Jane Roeder, Edward O'Nan and Dorothy Speicher will use them to go to Butler and Robert Davis will go to Rose Polytechnic Institute. Miss White and Marie Sassower were honored with medals as the topranking scholars. Donnie Douglas and Walter Rafert won the James Whitcomb Riley medals.

Wins Nursing Award

The Altrusa Club scholarship to the City Hospital School of Nursing went to Rita Fahy. Robert Linson won a state scholarship to Ball State Teachers College. Seven graduates—Lindabelle Brockett, Janet Conard, Jack Hoyt, Alice Nordholt, ‘Pete Pappas, Albert Peters and Miss White were given scholarships by Butler University. Other scholarships were, Arthur Jordan Conservatory, James Noble; calculating] machine school, Helen Fender; In-| diana University extension, Miss! Sassower and Evelyn Skillman; John Herron Art School, Berniece Berger; Normal College of the American Gymnastic Union, Harriett, Peters.

DENY HAAKON VERY ILL

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, June 5 (U. P.).—The Norwegian legation said today that King Haakon of Norway had been tired by the “strenuous life in north Norway” but denied reports that he was seri-

gh School graduated i

Leading the procession and Robert Smolka.

Technical High Schad ol soniors) were graduated lad night with ceremonies at the Butler Fieldhouse. 0 ceremonies were, left to ¥ighi, Huldah Williams, Woody Weiland, Jane Mattern

degrees at Cadle Tabernacle.

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Seniors of Manual Training High School last night received their Principal E. H. Kemper McComb is shown here awarding an honor citation to Rita Fahy.

‘The School Board 41 year, |

S. Morgan. Mr. Morgan said the sate number of teachers resulted from the arop in| enrollment in elementary schools this year. The Board accepted the resignation of [26 teachers, one. supervisor and one principal. Leaves of ab-

and extensions of leaves to 15. The Board approved the award|ing of the annual Gregg Scholarships, each amounting to $200, to the following teachers: Matilda Anderson, School 42; Hattie Bridgford, School 52; Adelaide Gastineau, {School 72; Avis Johnson, School 46; Ethel McKinsey, School 1; Elizabeth Ratcliffe, School 64; Stella Steinmetz, School 80; Dorothy Ziegner, School 14, and Thelma | | Thompson, School 47. All except , Miss Thompson will attend Columbia University; she] will attend the University of Chicago. | Scholarship Awarded

The Seegmiller Scholarship, also amounting to $200, was awarded [to Lois G. Scott, School 50, also to attend Columbia University. Besides the Torrence! sisters, the resigned teachers are Miss Anna Brochhausen of Tech, Miss Blanche HE. Coyle, School 46; G. M. Crossland, Shortridge; Miss Clementine Dombrow, School 57; Roman Dombrow, Manual; Miss Effie Henschen, School 44; Horace Houghn, Tech; Mrs. Mable Inglis,

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Total 30 Under Present List Because of Drop in Enrollment at Elementary Buildings; Board Accepts

29 Resigna ions, Grants 9 Leaves. (List of Gra e School Teachers, Page 10)

School 81; School 34; Mrs. Ada Miller, School 91; Miss Lucille Miller, School 3; ‘Miss Ggace Norwood, .School 25; Miss Harriet Paynter, School 49. Also Miss Bertha Sample, School 20, Mrs. Margaret Segur, School 32; Miss Margaret Siver, Tech; Miss Charlotte Slifer, School 39; Miss Martha Smith, Shortridge; Miss Augusta Stevenson, School 7; |g Miss Camille Taylor, School 4; Mrs. Dorothy Teddlie, Shortridge; Miss Margaret Twineham, School 91; Murray Walls, . Crispus Attucks; Miss Mary Pinney, School 69, and Mrs. Margaret Dongus, social service field worker. :

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gia McDonald, Marian Miller, Mrs. Ruthven Morgan, Mrs. Frances Murphy, Mrs. Emma Myer, Mrs. Wanda Rosebrough, Mrs. Susan Snoddy, Mrs. Ellen Temple and Mrs. Margaret Wilson. A list of executives and high school teachers follows:

Assistant Superintendents, T. Weir, slementary education; W. ckel, social service; irgil hen Herke high schools, curriculum studies and instruction in! elementary schools.

Directors, Supervisors and Assistants— Harry E. Wood, directof fine and practical arts and vocational education; Louise Braxton, assistant director in charge of home economics; director in charge of art educati ion; Alfred P. Smith, assistant director of industrial arts; Marie Steward, art supervisor; Madie Mitchell, Emma Grayce Peed, Edith Robinson and Lettie P. Tr efz, assistant supervisor of handwriting; Ralph W. Wright, director of music; Isabelle Mossman and Maude Delbridge, assistant music supervisors; Emil Rath, director of physical education and health; Curt Toll and Anne Morgan, assistant supervisors of physical education; H. L. Harshman, director of administrative research; W. A. Evans, director of publications and safety education; Blanche Young. assistant director of publications; Jeanette general supervisor of. special education; Bertha Leming. general Se visa of social service; Clara Nieman, and Grace Granger, general supervisors of elementary schools; Carrie B. Francis, director of visual education.

SHORTRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL

Principal—George Buck.

Vice RAincipals—Binmes W. Hadley

Pet dant of English—Charles J. kerson /(head). Katharine Allen, Ruth

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irsinia Fout, orence . Mary Glenn Hamilton, A. J. Kettler. Margaret MontROmeIY, Ruth O'Hair, Mary Pratt. Mrs. Blanche Rawlings, Laura Rupp, C. C. Shoe maker, Grace Shoup, Eleanor Dee Theek. Mrs, Nell M. Thomas, Yora 2 Tomas, Louise Wills, Marguerite

Department of Mathematics—Walter H. Carnahan (head), Mrs. Charity H. Brown-|C ing. Enoch D. Burton. Grace Maude Custer. Mrs. Florence Goodnough. Martha Hunt. Mrs. S. P. Jenckes, C. M. Keesling. LH Ey. Rosen Ade 1 hii . Simo ac ° ela Carl Watson, Beth Wil mi

Minnie Mie nn 2 . Oertle. Peterman, ‘Dorothy Peterson, SeeBpucen Russell V Vsigler. Barbara Turner. Thom Ww. L.

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Départment of Languages— Latin and Greek—Ellen G. Mar Grace Buchanan, Ji { Emily Dodson, Mrs. " Eiizabet N. Hughes, Josephine L. pet Mrs. , Grace Ww. Morrison. Mrs. Edna K. Watson. Modern Languages—Mrs. Alice Du Dyin. 5 ue indy, Krull Ruth Weathers, Hazel Whisenand. Is. Ceriride Department of Sciences—

te Tmiste —Frank Wade (h - ter C. Geisler. Sada E Budode head) "Rach

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i d ly Donald, Kio00. Ra Mabel Washburn, Howard Wri

Physics—Robert - PL OE eS Gruggs. 3 a Mor pt

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Mrs Gordon Sie Johnson, Colin Thunders ® CHEER: Wheeler. essick, Orrin D. Department of

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nor Richw Kathryn Clar Thompeos. Thomas D. Wood

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Department of Printing—Harold Irby.

Department o ds Aid—Ina M., Gaskill, Marie Mor J Dean of Girle—Mrs. Della M. Thompson. Departmental Assistants— t Chemistry—Max Marsh, @G. Richard Has Herbert Harrington. 1 logy — William , Cantwell, George Crochet John Dittrich, Harold Freeman, Wilbur McCarte Phsict Rater Hall, Thomas Martin. Ari-Jushila Marvel, virginia Ford, Carl onfzel, Dick Overman, ichard Perry, Hal York. Music—Christine Flouseman, Thomas McAninch, Walter Kin Physical Education —Eaith Loftin. Home Economics—Erma Kendrick, Marillyn Shaw First Aid—Tella Ruley. Study Hall—Naomi Fike, Mrs. Jessie B.

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MANUAL HIGH SCHOOL

Principal—E. H. Kemper McComb.

Vice /Principals—Bertram Sanders, Wilbur 8S. Barnhart. Tepgrtment of English—Ada M. Bing (head ena Brady. Honora Curran, peadly Forsyth, Edward Green, Bowman Hall, Helen Irwin, Margaret Kellenbach, Gretchen Kemp. Gertrude Mescall. John H. Moffat, Jessie E. Moore. Gretchen Scotten, Vivian We Siener, Helen Tipton, W. Finley Wright

Department of Mathematics—Ada Coleman (head),

M. Paul Collins, Berine 3. bbert. Garnett Foreman, Verna G. gee, Eva Thornton, Ray Van Arsdale, Volnev Ward, Department of History—J. R. H. Moore (head), Josephine Bauer, Coral T. Black, 1 Rosana Hunter, Louise M. Iske, Harry B | Beiter. Adelaide B. Thale, A. Ross Wilam

yrs. Esther Cavanagh, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Nell R. arp (li-

Department of 37 Languages — Slizabeth L. Davis (head). Ruth H. Shull (French and gean of girls). Alvina Winchorst (German).

Department. of Science—Carl F. Hanske (head), Robert L. Black, Harold G. Boese, s H. Br Rg Otto yenrmany, Ray y Millikan. Carroll O. Ska partment of Art—Charles Yeager (head, Gladys A. Denney, Lewis Finch, Elizabeth Foster. Department of Music—Edith R. Binkley, Freda Hart. Charles Jlenze, George Turmail, Harold Winslo

Department of Physical Education—Oral Pridgsiord. Alvin_ Romeiser, Dorothy HuTheo Parr, Elena Raglin. ones of Commercial azé W. Dorman, F. Cleo Frazier, Helen Hoaen Paul Keller, Gertrude Lieber, Leslie Maxwell. Marie Rapp, ila E. Sipe, Harry Thomas, Nona Vanden Brook, George Wagoner. Department of Home Economics—Jase- e~ phine Boyd (head), Gertrude- Barth, 1" ence 8S. Boots, h M. Campton, Mary Alice Lord, Katherine Mertz, Ivy Fuller Olds, Anna J. Schaefer. Rovene Ticen. wr Raztment of Manual Training—Guy ickey (head), Leslie Carey, Russell Clunie (woods! oD and athletic director) Albert Hirsch ohn C. Mather, Do natd Moore, gt Peeples, Noble Poole, Joh n

We tants—Betty (home ecougene Beard (locker room), avis (art), Beatrice P. Morell (art), accompanist), Willia oom), artha Vande Virainia Wright (gitls

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- TECH HIGH SCHOOL

Principal—Hanson H. Anderson.

Vice Ap sincipala_Horacs E. Boggy. Fred R. Go Greene, Cecil McCiintock, Charles E. Teeters, Gertrude Thuemler (dean of girls). Department. of English—Mabel Goddard (head), Margaret Axtell, Ley Ann Balch, Adaline Barnett. Ruth fool, Hortense Braden, Alice Brown, Olive B. Brown, Grace | Bryan, Margaret Burnside, Mrs. ary Elizabeth Dailey, Jeanne B. Eastland, Vance Garner, Lyle

Gertrude Insley, Florence Jones. Evel) H. Lycan., Mary Louise Mann M. cIntosh., Lillian Martin, Clarissa Morrow, A wight C. Park, Parks,’ Margaret Remy, C yan, chel F. Schumacher, Ella Sen gers: . Smith Helen Tichenor, . Olive Traylor, Margaret’ Waters, Valenijne Williams, Bjorn Winger. cad) Elva of Mathematiosemd, Kettery Shea Five me Erni J. Black, Copp (i

othy ae (head. rod stieds deparimenty Milwin William

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Krickenberger. H. C. Milholland, Jo! hy A. (Lette er. (head of reclassified department’ and director of special yout service), le W. Sare, J. V. Shannon, Edith. Silver, Louise Sturdevant, Cora ire fz, E. Trueblood, Welchons, ¥en al W. Wetzel, Juliana A. McInt inh

aster 8 of Foreign lanzuag -— Mar in piss of modern *Yan-

fuss es), C. am (head of Latin), Esthet Aldridge. Fich Grace’ A. Emery, Mae

Allen, Edith Baker, . Glockner, A. Tocemann, Frances Longshore, Irene MeLean. Johanna Mueller. Mabelle Sprague, Ruth’ Sox one. of Social Science—0O. 8. Irma Eschman. Olive_Beckrine Hubert E. Brown, Butler. Rote Elliott. S. B. Esla ascock, Josephine

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3 Stoy, Mrs. Turpin, Annalee Wek. Alta si Welch. Merrill Wilson. Science Department—Charles Brosey (physics and F" botany), A Head P.

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(head of chemistry. os and, agricule ture), Louis D. Alle Auble, Kenneth Barr, Lester M. ts, Zillah Carringer, H. BE. Chenoweth, Mrs. Charlotte .. Grant, Raymond Hornaday, William Johnson, John Kendrick, Kate Kern, Mrs, R. Anne Kessel, John Paul Lahr, Lancaster, Burton J. Malott, ‘Ersie S. Martin, Mrs. Viva D. Martin, Scott McCoy, Houston H. Meyer, Sylvester Moore, Louise E. Moorman, James B. Rose, E. V. Rutherfo:

Department of Physical Education and Health—Reuben hlmer (head), Hazel E. Abbett Robert ‘L. Ball, Yr Jeanne C. Bose, Helen © Caffyn, Charles P. Dagwell, Pauline. Dufty, ayne D. Preeman, Rowena Harrison, Mable McHugh, Orlo W. Miller, Paul Myers, Wayne E. Rhodes. C.

artment of Fine Arts—Robert. Craig (head), Thelma Adams, Sara F. Bard, Mrs. Trene H. Bear Hirséh, Elizabeth per, Okey Richey, Edmund Sohiidkneont John F. Simpson, Chelsea S. Stewart.

Department of Music—Mrs.. Bizaberh K. Gocljan {head), Frederick Barker, Alonzo D. Eidson, William Moon, chard 8. Orton, Reymond G. Oster, Charles E. Overholt, J. Russell Paxton, Louise Swan, John M. White.

Department of Commerce—F, H. Gillesie (head), Glen S. Bailey, Mrs. Edith J. erry, Ruth Boyer, Winifred Brill, D. Burgess, Arete Edith Finch, Netti Gilmore, Mrs. Clara Louise Gorsline, J. C. Harger, Elsie N. Heavilin, Lucile Hubbs, Mrs. Alberta K. Johnson, Owen Johnson, Frances Kinsley, Hattie Krueger, R. E. Mathews, Werner Monninger, argaret Peterson, Frances Potter, Walter Reagan, Donald B. Shaw, Lois M. , Marie Sullivan, Evelyn Truedson, Winifred Waters, Mona Woodwar d.

Spariment of Home Economics—Mrs. gers dine H. Moorman (head), Eleanor B. Ament, Pearl Apland. Frieda Ann Bach. Frances Buschmann, Anna Kellum, Mrs. Hazel B. Kuetemeier, Hilda Kreft. Elizabeth Lamson Mrs Gladys B. Lewsader. e H. Maxwell, nil MeCullongh. ey He elen F. Murray, Mrs. Florwegel.

TE riment Shop—Jacob _L. Jones (head. of Eatlding trades). H. F. Ma thead of electric shop), Harold A. Maves (head of metal trades), M. W. Slattery (head of auto shop), Frank Atherton sdwin = G. aker, . Boren, Garold Sramblett, Norman L. Brinker, William R. y. Lewis Fine Edward Forslund. . H. Fye. D. F. Griffin, n Haxon. Edward S. How 5 William Johnston. Herbert Kessel (co-ordinator), Lampert, Raymond E. Luecker, Joseoh S. Madden, Edward P. Mading ger, A. Oertle. Robert R Offutt. Don S. “Pater, H. Rober J. A. Rush, Russell R, Sands. William re Sanford: ve ond R. Stewart. arl D. E. R. Thiel. V. C. VanArendonk. Verl D. Whetstine.. F. L. Wilson, Jules G. Zinte

epartment of raph e Arts—Frederick . Clyde S. Armel, J. W

ington, 1p! . Elliott French, Charles Glore, Frieda B. Lillis, Harold J. Stewart.

D epartment of Drafting—V. C. Dougherty (head), Emory W. Bryan, W. E. Cleveland, Herman Z. Denzler, E. W. Ensinger. red E. Henke. Clarence Rosell, N. L. Schneider, Herbert D. Traub. H. Harold Walior Kenneth Coffin.

epartment Assistants Eugene Balcom (eles ric shoo), Wilma Barrow (English) Edward Downey (metal trades), Richard Ent (auto shop). Gertrude Esti (library).

Ts. ¢ Margaret Jatimer girls’ physical education), Frank 2 Mivec (physics), Paul uegge hove Ere educa tion). George O'Day tal trades). etty Lea Peoples a Rosaline Petrovich (music), lton Reed (chemistry). *Mary Lou Scott (fine arts). Ann Thatcher (co-ordination-empl ent) Jeannette Tobey (dean’s office). Donald Wintin (band).

WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL

Principal—W. G. Gingery.

vice Principal—E, B. Hargrave tation

De yoni of En lish—Elizabeth Marie Smith (head), Isabe Drummond, Florence L. Graham, Vir Nab Guyton, Ethel H. Hightower, Amy 1 eene, Frank Luzar, Lloyd B. Man ry S. McBride, MearPA MeWilliams. William N. Otto, Mararet Quinzoni, Leo Rosasca, Eunice Seyfold. Arthur Shumaker, Barbara Jean Stllivan, Jean H. Wood, Bess 8. Wright

Department of Mathematics—Vivian B. Ely (head), Grace H. Bark er, 2S 5 Campbell Rowland H. Glenn Ludlow, O. W. Nicely, wtfar nt. 3 Resins

artment of Language — willl m H. Bock (head): Hester B. Bock, Iva C. Head,

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Moder. Myers, Mar orie Reinhart (teacher libraroN Lou sri A. Ross, Emma Lou Thornbrough, Audie Watkins, Department of Science—Jumes H. to head), ). Elizabeth Hester, Geralain ne R. C. Nelson, Harvey V. Ra bet. Mildred ‘Ross, Allan R. Stacy, Estil B.

Department of CommeresR1 sell Clurg fhead) Pau) L. Carmi chee, Gladys wbank, E. Lael. Agnes E. Samuella ME "Shearer, Hiiseh Department of Art — Ferd Brumblay, Frances Failing, LaVon Whitmire Dep agbment of Industrial Arts—Burton thesd), Victor Graves, Harold Koiant. Ira Melvin, Ocal Muter. ISpatiah, J. W. Schell, Dean Smith, Ursa D. Walker, R. J. Weaver Department of Home Eo noes Maly E. Cammack (head), Dorothy Hobso Gretchen Mueller, Orrell Negus, Fes c

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CRISPUS ‘ATTUCKS HIGH SCHOOL

Prineipal—Russell A. Lane, : Vice princival Jian D. Coleman, Department of English—Stella B. Middleton po She Briscoe. Blanche ossen, Blanch Ferguson. Emily Gararper. FE rinatott Martin, Helen Perkins, Vivian C, Terry, Juanita Thompson, Traqueelia Wharton Department of Mathematics -— F, Parker (head). Katherine Brown, Chenault, Hazel Jackson, Mary Mary Walton, G. E. White. L. Wickliffe. Department: of Social Science—Irven Armstrong Joseph Carroll. C. Johnson, Nancy Powell, Harry Radiiffe, Helen Rhodes, Grenville 8mith, John Southern, Mary Thornto

Department of Ci id e—J. MortonFinney (head), Marry Campbell. Lucy Belle DuPee, Maenell - ‘Hamlin, J, W. Harris. An. drew Ramsey, Frances Stout, Emm Tinsley.

Department of Science—A. C. Cox (head),

| William Gist. Charles" Harry, Ethel Kuy-

kendall, Henry Murray. Leander C. Parker, Stewart. George W. Wade. oa lePart ment 38 Commerte oo Anna Daw. eorge De DuTSeY. onathan es, as Walker Jr. Department of Art-—Wila Maze Radliffe, Della Greer. Herbert Higgin

Departmnt of Mrde rman L. Merrifield (head). Hortense Bullock, Marion Burch. LaVerne Newsome.

Department of Home Economics—Ruth Clinthorne (head). Helen Brooks: Virginia Byrd. Ethel Cox, Thelma Freeland. Ann Z. Jennings, Martha Martin. Mary Wiley.

Department of Industrial Arts-—M. Hansbery (head), Leon Davaul. ed Gaillard, Hilliard Harris, W. L. G. King, Richard McCurdy. J. Le im mpson, iarry Taylor. Herbert Thomp Department of hrsal Education and Health—Fitzhugh Lvons. Georgia Offutt, L. Alonzo Watford, Flor(nurse), Mary A. Johnson

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(dean of girls). Assistants—William R. Johnson istry). Paul Overby Overton (commercial), AR Sylvia Roache Charles Wood (shops), economics).

BROAD RIPPLE HIGH SCHOOL

Principal—K. V. Ammerman. Vice Principal—Edgar Stahl. Mathematics—Panoria Apostol, Miri King, Leroy P. McGhehey, a » hy

er Ailleties—Frank Baird, Edgar F. Died-

(chemMildred h Pope (zool(physical education). Vera Young (home

English—Ruth Barviek: Priscilla Brovi Jane Colsher, Mary L. Connor, Ethel S. Stuart. John R. Tatum, Barbara Varin.

yp iusie- William Owen Beckley, Raymond

Dean of Girls+~Ruth B. Carter. Commercial—Robert Colvin, General Shop—R. Nelson Cooksey.

Langua M bets xu age. argaret C. Coombs,

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Art—Marylizabeth Mooney. Science—Noble Newsum, John~Ey; Wil-

Health Education—Irma Richards.

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HOWE HIGH SCHOOL

Principal-—Charles M. Sharp.

Home Economics—Eva F. Abbott, Helen B. Allen. Marthellen Ratcliff.

Industrial Arts—William C. Christensen, E . Patterson, Wayne A. Shrum.

__Mathematics—Clarence R. Clayton, Mil-

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TECH AWARDS

? x Medals for Scholastic Work Presented at Honor Day Exercises.

Eighteen outstanding seniors received the highest scholastic awards of Tech High School during Honor Day exercises in the school gym» nasium Monday. The Faculty Scholarship Medals, awarded to the two boys and to the two girls who have the highest scholastic records. of all the graduates, were presented to Wilma Grabhorn, Charleen Sheppard, Joe Kettery and Thomas Luck.

Others Given Awards

Edward Madinger and John E. Thomas received the Riley Scholarship Medals which are awarded to the | two. seniors selected. from the commencement hanor roll who have done the most distinctive work in the English Department. Annually the Mathematics Medals are awarded to the two graduates who have attained the highest degree 0 and 0, in the judgment of the halhemgiies faculty, have best demonstrate ) character. These were presented to John C. Shirk Coffin and George ! R. Scott.

Win Yenne Medals

denbaum and James B. Kirkhoff— received Barton Bradley Memorial Scholarships. These are given to the two boys and the two girls who, throughout their high school career, have best exemplified the qualities of character of Barton Bradley—a Tech boy who lost his life saving a

ax child from drowning in Fall Creek.

Helen R. McFarland and Robert Smolka received the Binninger Medals as the boy and girl in the graduating class who, in the judgment of the faculty and the seniors, had exerted the most wholesome influence within the student body. The Ralph: Yenne Medals, awarded to the two graduates who have demonstrated the greatest proficiency in eithep a vocational or a technical deyfrtment of the school, went to omas Dransfield Jr. and Thomas James Smith. The Milo H. Stuart Medals are awarded to the boy and the girl in the graduating class, who in the judgment of the faculty, have” developed their talents most perseveringly and have used them mdst effectively for the finer interests of the student body and for the good of the school. Eleanor E. Ray and Frank Blair Jr. received these medals.

CHURCH CELEBRATES REDUCTION OF DEBT

A dinner at the Capitol Avenue Methodist Church last night celebrated the reduction of the church’s debt from $42,500 to $15,000 during the pastorate®of the Rey, E. Arnold Clegg At Bash night's Victory dinner, the church board of trustees presented to the Railroadmen’s Federal Savings & Loan Association a $2500

as the latest payment on the indebtedness. A new mortgage was drawn for the remaining amount. District Superintendent W. C. Hartinger and the Rev. Mr. Clegg spoke.

ton E. Gamble. Fred C. Lemley, Mildred D. Loew, Madge E. Tempe Faglish—Sewar d 8. Crai “Thelma, L. Cooley, . Daniel, Martha R. fckert, Wade Putier. . Gooch. Floren C. Sujld, e Daniel, Narcie Pollitt, Ruth M. Price, Marjorie Schoch, Mary E. umma. Athletics—George P. Farkas, Ruby UL. Lillard. Bvron L. Willis, Lewis W. Giltoy. Commerce—Margaret Forcht. Art—Janet Keller. Francis M. Howard: Biology—Williath Smith. Merle Wimmer. Librarian—Jeft R. Stonex.

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PITTSBURGH, June 5 (U: P.), —8ix girls will be sent to Mt. Union, College, Alliance, ‘O., on scholarships set up in the will of Mrs. Josephine M. Brenneman of Pittsburgh. But there's a catch, Mrs. Brenneman stipulated that the girls must be ones: “. , . who are unable to pay their way, who do not use tobacco, liquor ‘or drugs

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from Mt. Union OYjlege in 1889,

DR. PAUL HONORED Times Special | LYNCHBURG, Va. June 5—Dr, Alexander Paul of Indianapolis, executive secretary of Oriental mise sions for the United Christian Mis= . sionary Society, was granted an honorarygoctor of laws degree al the Lynchburg College commences ent here yesterday. ;

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