Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 May 1948 — Page 14

[571 Butler Students _ ovo ICited for Honor Be rs es mu R@cognition, Awards

unsteadily into the witness box to charge that he had been robbed| . . Pr-gident M. O. Ross and College Deans " Announce Names in Annual Program

at a bar, - Then, ut Be Stasgeled ou ...the box, the magistrate ordered] him charged for eine drunk. In

Honor Day program. yesterday. Participating in announcing the " |honots were the deans of the various colleges. President M. 0.

versity awards. Dr. Ray C. Friesner, dean, list-|

Scholarship winners, students with top academic records In the teacher : various schools, honorary society members, and award winners were| Magistrate's name was... jamong the 571, Butler University students recognized at the annual}

and Miss Etieen ing Juma Sete, Tecogmiand

Ere ik eos to Kaj Pi; Rion odes mar included Joseph Miss yn J, Goepper, . Haynes, rd 0. cMullen, Her J. Murphy, Kenneth M. Betty Sparrow and Miss Anna White, all of Indianapolis; Ka R. Kalp, and tin L. W

yton, The Eliza A. Baker AWARE, nually to a senior In eclementary education, wasp; mted to Miss Clara Rose |Holmes, ThRianapols. Richard aye Ouyer, Indianapolis, was awarded the De! Pt ue for

merit in| scho. ship, contribution to the wuniverand }

College of 1 tration honors were announced The highest 1 per cent of the col-

bers of Phi Chi Nu, « women's honor society, included: | Wibur H. 1}

| Ross announced the general unl ys honor Yoll for the first se: [Roy

by Dr. Merwyn G. Bridenstine.| i ded:

|mester included Donald L. Goben,

Indianapolis senior, and William

{ed the students in the liberal arts'g {and sclences to be honored. | The highest 1 per cent of the

included: Miss Jeanne A Malote, Jack B. Secor jand Miss Rbecea L. Taggart, Indiana Miss. Rebekah +

seniors; and “Miss Dorotny Li. Gano, In 8 ro ano, dianapolis, received the Ww, KE. Kellogg Foundation scharsi shied § od Joung women who are dhedion nologists, Mtns ® pice 5 Pettis , Indi. Anapolis, received the award year too late to be sunoufiosd,

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1 in therapy ig yout ey late be an{nounced.: The Alliance Tanictins Medal, awarded for excellence in arench, went to Bdward J. Wiest, Indian

were announced for five senior students in the botany department including Miss Mary ©. Fritsche, Northwestern Univers sity; Miss Jeanne A. Malott, University] . of Wisconsin; Charles D. Griffin, University of Illinois; Gayther L. Plummer, Unis versity of Kansas, and Jack B. ‘Becor Washington State College. All are Indianepolis students. A graduate fellowship at “Washington University, St: Louis, was announced for Miss Carol Ann FliegenpAchmidh, » senior from Andindapatis, 2 department of history and polit a

Names of students receiving honors in the School of Religion ‘lwere announced by Dean O. L. Shelton. - Students

membership in Theta Phi, inter-

national feligious honor society, included: Miss Fthel Beckman, Earl V, Best, Burt E. Coody and Byron Cecil Lambert, all of Indianapolis; Metvin re nage, Tipton; James. Daniel Brooklyn; Miss Dorothy Louise Kelston, tor. Lock Haven, Pa.; Suisn Linkous, Jonesboro; and Richard C Mills, Greenwood. Robert > Fife, Qlympls, Wash, was awarded Temple Brotherhood Prise ven annually” to the best niet of HeTew in Winners of the Davies Sermon br as urd by Dean Shelton Included James Earl Ladd II, Indianapolis, first; Frank Baim, Ambia, second; Robe Black, Montezuma, _ third; and 8B. Edward Tesh, WinstonCy Ernest. E. Indiana both _honorable mention, Spaech provement awards went to Don- - Williams, Daleville; -firet, -and - Lioyd

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Jeeiving Contest included: t KE. Thompson, India ahapelis, n i. W. B an Jodianspolis, . 8. Wraith, Beech Orove d James Earl Ladd an aan is, ‘th he James Daniet Joyo, Brookiyn

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rded Christi Publication Ry + Religion fetows as announced included Ea . Best, In

dianapolis, Teaching ig Missions; Robert L. Bond, Indianapolis Research Ben Francs 8. Relsing pe Dadianepotin Felle® In Christian, Doe Dostrine P and ands. § ward Tesh, Winston-Salem, N: C., Research Fellow, Speech, Collage of Education Dean M. Ball made ana of honors conferred in_the College of Education.

{honor roll for the first semester

tech |D. Mellendorf, Gerald

Miss “Marjorie L ” SM Indianapolis, | KE. also Jetated

ries Graduate a, for next year | William M. Osborn,

10|clags, was awarded to James

oi|Larkworthy, Chagrin Falls, Ohio,

‘Walton Manning, Indianapolis senior, —————

8. Wright, Southport junior.

and seniors majoring in business

Thomas ©. Deering, Ceorge A. Dodd, Howard B. Herr, Miss Florence L. Jofe, James P. Lawson, Spohets R. Lioy

Martin, Lebanon; John J. Miller, Tell

|and William 8. Wright, Southport,

Ernest Davidson, Indianapolis; Carr Wilson Dornsife, Easton, Pa.; James B. Kennedy and Russe! E. Kennedy, Nobles ville; Chester CO. Newland. Jr.,, Indian-

Sanders Russell D, Smyth Jr, Yakima, Wash,

nually to the outstanding insurance ‘student in the

0’Neal, Indianapolis,

Alpha, national journalism honfraternity... There were: } Richard Agnew, Trenton, N. J.; Miss Georgia Olanakos, Indianapolis; Arthur Graham, Martinsville; Keith Raymond, Indianapolis; Joanna Heiney Miss Rosemary Ronsheim, both of Ander son;

Mary Oa O'Dell, lam Pasa, Bicknell: William Ww. Claire Ohio, x "Sates Foy Wieor,

spol, was : or

an outstanding senior in journalndlism was was given this year to William Tobin, Indianapolis. William

s|WAS ht Jtcipient of the Seuive

administration or economics in- for next year, given to the woman | Cludeds Basch, Ferdinand J. Becher, Student who attains the highest George W. Boggs, Warren W. Cross, aatlamic average during her first

varies to Miss Patricia M D Matte Sr L. Moriord, Paul Rows: Dhramiio, is Allo > . Or Connor, ay Ormsby, Jol 4 celv scholarship cup o Spelbrink, Rdward' m0 fi So Association of Women Students,

0. LeTourneau, hedy, Augusta; i: an A. the Phi eh woman considered outer, New Point; standing in scholarship, char-| RB. Ritehnart. Southport. Bridgeport; a art rt acter, and extra-curricular cular activi-| Jr., Acton; Harold L. Shadday, Vevay,|ties.” Miss Joan Owen, Indian- | apolis, received the first annual| American’ United Life Insur-laward of the Butler Panhellenic ance Co. scholarships were an-| Association for the highest scholr, nounced by Dr. Bridenstine for: |astic record as a sorority pledge.

Aiounesinent was made by :| Dr. ids. Lo Benders, Greenville, 8. Go and {nual “Bur ‘University Literary The Pearson Plaque, given az an-flen, Indianapolis,

Journalism honor students reg-|ceived the essay prize. The gold ognized by Dr. Bridenstine includ-|key YMCA ed new members of Kappa Tau|Council, awarded on the basis of

winner of first

C mn i McOonnell, Gary; George R. Mehaun. ‘New members In Alfred MAar- whiteland; Robert L. Whitmeyer, Nobles-

shall Honor Society for juniors Ville, and’ Lewiell R, Winkler, Hunting-|

"Fhe Scarlet Quill Scholarship

semesters at Butler, was

Miss Anita Patricia

Literary Prize Winners |

of winners in the an-|

OE Three junior students, Fritz A.

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