Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 June 1947 — Page 15
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. r-yoar 2 and | Eken. ‘Billie. Pickering "and Pauly cken, ckering » the hoy’ Bu ad Lois The Dyer medal, given 2 ne |. olf Mormon Wanets Sudent athlete, Thomas Cross. Roines medals for the outstand. | o ing athlete in each class were awarded | RS Prank Greene, senior; Roy Turley, junior; ; David Coppage. Jophomore, and Frank "| Mascari, fr
Medal £m Janet Weaver
Saturday Afternoon Literazy club Awards banoring former Manus teachers, were presented to Harold iKasel,. who received the FE. Kate Wentz award in ; Janet Weaver, Helena Sturm nish; JDeihe rt Bowles; Mabel West award in Jewelry, and Miss Hawkins, Anna J, Griffith award in poetry. English department “M’’ were awarded Mary Cantrell and Norma Miner for publication of original poems by the National Poetry association.
Other Boghish department awards ine cluded: Holliday certificates, Dolores Osman, Anona Wade, Alice Dillon and Mary Ani Tar reading prizes, Allen G tevens; Vandaworker short ty contest awards, Viola Can ol, Esther Campbell and Lenors Higgs: J. Beatrice Evans memorial award, Miss Stevens; Lo-Per-Man poetry reading contest award, Thomas Cross and Florann Greeson; Mask and Wig club award, Wesley Walton.
Publication awards, Jo Cassady, Mary anna Robert, ther, Elfriede Bickel, Ann Hupke, Joan May, and Walter Reinacker. . Award for Declension
Fifteen awards Jhon in the language department included: Senior medals, Patricia Donahue, Miss Hupke, Holevas, Ann Meincken, Quack, Frederick Sears, Miss Stevens and Helen Van Jelgerhuis, declension contest award, - Lena Braun; Holliday awards in competitive competition, Barbara 8Snodgress, David Coppage, Lois Harman and filma Conway. Mathematics awards awards, Harold Laut, Richard Pluntz, Miss Braun and Ruthanne Pattison; regional contest awards, Harold Kissel, David Coppage, Gene Halock, John Sharp and Edwin Mussman.
History department certificates for proficiency were awarded Allen Glass, Antone Holovas, Walter Reinacker and Frederick ars Science department awards were: Holliday certificates, James E. Link, Harold Kissel, Willlam Mellis and Paul "Stafford. Bausch snd Lomb award, Harold Kissel. Commercial awards included were: Best typist, business girls’ alumnae, son and Joan Ratliff; tuition scholarships, Miss Richter and Ddlores Banks; senior Strtiieaten, Miss Ellis and Marjlyn Morfecal, Awards given In the art department Holliday certificate and gift, Wilma ; John Herron art scholar; ps,
Miss Smith, Mary Ellen Ellis, Rose
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poster contest certificate, Anna Perronie; scholastic certificates, Delbert Bowles, Helene Doty, Russell Abernathy, John Leisure, Hershel - Parish, Elleen Brooks, Miss Board, Jean. Glass, Eddie Lahmann, James E. Elsa Wonders, Robert Babbs, Helen as and Pred Cory.
Dan Reichner Wins
Industrial art proficiency awards In shop were given Dan Reichner and Harry Elsner. Betty Graves, Marry Ostermeier, Auda Durham and Velma Zink received home economics department certificates. Music department awards included: Holliday proficiency certificates, Frederic Sears and Miss Rider; band alumni award, Mary Jo Cassady; Mu Phi Epsilon medal, Miss Rider; girls’ glee club slumnae medal, Patricia Smith. Stage awards for service were given to Jack Miles, James Roush, Glean Stanley, . Ernest Callahan and Donald Mc-
e, Robert Herbst, Frederick Baan. Allen Glass, Phillip Goldsmith, Johnny Lee, Robert Montgomery, William I Edwin Mussmann, Turley, Robert Scheib, John Sharp, Henry Newlin, James J. Link, Dean Royalty, Gene Hallock, David Coppage, Robert Btuckey, Donald Cope, Lowell Farley and Clinton Venable followed Harold Kissel and Charles Kreich on the boys’ senior high honor roll. Miss YY June Kennedy, Barbara Snodgrass, Carolyn Kenyon, Marilyn Hafer, Barbara Smith, Miss Conway, Rose Marie - Calvert, Shirley Moren, Snoddy, Miss Schwomeyer, Nila Jo Hawkins, Dorothy Schienbein,
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Harrison Hayes Daniel Hollibaugh a N. Michigan J Mary Anne Griftit th, 883 W. Drive,
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Barbara Phillips, Barbara Willoughy, Deris Kenninger, Phyllis Harman uthanne Pattison, Carol Jean Shimp, Olive Worley, Ruth Ann Auble, Ruth Ann Cassady and Miss Hawkins made up the junior high girls’ list.
n Honored for Americanism
Roy Turley and Marilyn Hafer received the Legion certificate and medals annually awarded to Manual’s outstandin boy and girl seniors in Americanism and scholarship. Japet Weaver, Manual high junior and esident of the Mask and Wig club, won he scholarship to the National Institute of Students In dramatics. n will represent Manual Bio Ta the Junior Red Cross national gonvention at Cleveland Monday will attend girs’ state
bar ass as Manual representative.
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Marion Sexon and Shirley Shotts com-
pleted the girls’ senior ‘high list. The junior high honor roll listed Jimmie Edison, Richard Pluntz, David Cal Saters, fred Lerner,
Kriner, Frank Mascari, Ray
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