Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 May 1948 — Page 7

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Eleven. pupils won. 34. of the honors and awards made during the. recent Tech High School | Honor Day ceremonies.

General awards were presented by H. H. Anderson, principal. Margaret Louise Gamage won| first prize in the High School Journalism

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|Church. Music was provided

"lunder the direction of Omar Ry{bolt

{held Wednesday. Among students " {Juanita ‘Neff, Peggy Hadley, Bar-

|sented Eta Sigma Phi medals for ~ |receiving "A's all four years in

served Thursday and “Memory

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Wabash Awards

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the Roberts Park Methodist by the school band and chorus

Honor Day exercises will be to be ized are five, girls, bara Jackson, Audrey Savage and Joyce May. They will be pre-

their Latin courses, ‘Senior Class Day “wit be ob

-Begins Program | For Closing Week of School

the subject of an address by the Fdson, C Rev. Amos IL. Boren, pastor of Cassiday.

|lors will be graduated. Fourteen!

iy N. Ach eet Noaly, bert Hinkley, Nn Parlow, { Jenn! Eddte Do Sack Young, Waiter

Poste Harel | Whyland: Janet “Miller, Joyce lene Hauger, Vi ia Appleby, Bill Duny Ri Shambaugh, Walter,

can, ul Clifford Bristow, Veronica Pacala, | ompson, Deloris’ McRoy, and Jane

Climaxing the week's activities will be the school’s 524 annual commencement Friday night in the gymnasium in which 206 sen-

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ex-servicemen also will receive diplomas after passing GED examinations, Senoor class members will present the entire program and music will be furnished by tHe school band. Diplomas will be presented by Robert Gladden, Marion County superintendent of schools. ~The 14 veterans to be awarded

Lane” will be its theme. David Grosdidier will be narrator and » Mrs. Lois Curtis will direct they program. The 35 students who will par-| ticipate in the program will be:

Pat Heun, Lige Gregory, Johh Middleton, | Carolyn Edwards, Phyllis Eggers, Joan

Local Men Get

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Four Indianapolis were among the 33 student van operators who have graduated) from the Mayflower Moving School here. The local graduates are: Lloyd R. Deer, 2114 Car-| roliton’ Ave.; Donald A. Little} 1221 N. Delaware St.; John M.

& | Tierney, 221 W. 30th St. and Jack

G. Holland, 5345 E. Washington St. , The school is conducted by the

tion-wide movers, to train fits apprentice van operators. Three local men, William W. Bland, 2741 Rybolt Ave.; Louis W.

1440 Burdsal

Pkwy., also completed advanced courses of training in the school.

51 Students Get

Present Scholarships At Annual Dinner

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diplomas are:

James PF. White,

Prank J. Hertalon, John Mosier,

Robért Ireland, Lawrence vis, ward Hamm, Mitchell Johnson, Walter Johnson, Elmo J. Hart, Vincent Crandall, ack (Fhaumas Robert Froderman, and Garol BE Ebersole.

Dorothy Freund has been re-| elected president of El Revezo, |Spanish Club. Other new officers are Richard Jackson, vice presi-

last year.

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Deaths from automobile accidents id Indiana declined 15 per

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of Health figures released today. Other types of accidential | fl deaths declined 7 per cent. Officials said the greater pre-| — valence of measles this year re-| sulted in 15 deaths in the first) three months, compared to only| two deaths in the. same period

A 4 per cent increase was recorded for cancer as a cause of death,

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Course in Moving | [Phil Chance, sergeant at arms.

residents |

Club pins have been awarded. | Robert Hadley has been elected |president of the Triangle Club. Other officers elect include Ned Wilson, - vice president; Lucille | Wilson, secretary, and Earl Arm-| brust, treasurer. 'l Freshmen receiving algebra awards were Richard Scherer, Ann .Abbott,- Edward ‘Honeycutt. | John DeRome and Verna Mont-| gomery. Six freshmen who were honored {for-proficiency in general mathe{matics were Eileen Atkinson,

Glenna Green, Maude Shaw, Mar- |

iene Adams, Floretta Potter and!

Lois Bray. Seniors hnored included Walter Eidson, Joan- Armbrust, Barbara Jackson, Alice Lowry, Waltrud

{Dudziak and Jack Young.

ORIENTATION TESTS for New Students

Working Toward Degree-.

THURSDAY, JUNE 1 P.M. or6 P.M.

ENGLISH EXEMPTION EXAMINATIONS = eo. FRIDAY, JUNE 4 | | 6to9 P.M. «

Enrollment For Summer Term to Begin June 9

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CRAWFORDSVILLE, May 24 ~Fifty-one Wabash College stu-| dents have received sponsored | scholarship awards, Purpose -of sponsored scholar-! ships it to aid liberal arts students | in the development of the poten- |

List of Students

Indianapolis companies and their sponsored students for the | coming year are: Eli Lilly & Co.! Edwin Davisson, New | Richmond, senior; Edward Fleming, Dav-! enport, Towa, senior: Norman Young, -t sian, junior; Allen Prince, Crawfordsville, sophomore; urt Kaufman, Indianapolis, Ss

Indianapolis Wirebound Box Co.: Ray-| mond. Schuldt, Buckley, Ili. sophomore; Roger Parcell, Indianapolis, ‘freshman, Indianapolis Star: James A. Goode, IndiAnapois. junior: Robert V. Ranna-|

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Certificates for four years of perfect attendance went to- Ken- joo neth Arnold, Shirley Benson, Suzanne Boyer, Julianne Cook, William Galloway, Audrey Guy, Russel Ingle, Lurilla Kennedy, David|™ McNay, Patricia Ranck, Delores Shumm, William Simmons. and |g, Betty Woods. } Scholars Honored "Phyllis B. Reeder was awarded | the DAR pin and certificate for| superior scholastic achievement, | and Robert Highfield was presented with a book by Phi Beta Kappa, honorary, for high quality] scholarship. Scholarships were won by Miss

.[Reeder, to Ball State Teachers |

College; Phys “Ann Baumgart, | Phyllis K. Carter, Elizabeth J. Colliver, Margaret J. Colliver,| Janet L. Gormley, Helen M. Grantham, Florence Henderson, T. Anne Henshaw, M. Elaine Hus: ton, Gail Mankedick, Katherine A. Norman, Nancy J. Potts, H.| Donald Reynolds, James N. Rog-| ers, Donald Lee Smith and Mary | Lou 8tahl, to Butler University; Richard E. Thornburg, to Cincin-| nati University; Miss Gamage, | honor... scholarsh

Patsy Hanlon, 68e, M. Jean Ray, Elizabeth Wrancher and Miss Shumm; state scholarships to Indiana University; Mr. Campbell, to Northwest -

Richard D. Campbell, Glenn Kiplinger and Mr. McNay, to Purdue University, and Mr. Highfield, William Jenkins and David A. Thomas, a national scholarship to Cornell University. Senior awards were made to Miss Gamage, Esther Fay Shover Award for four years of exceptional English work; Arthur Campbell and Mr. Thomas, Math-

Mr, Highfield, Faculty Scholar ship Medals for the highest scho|lastic record of all graduates, and {Miss Reeder and Arthur Camp(bell, the Riley Medal for the highest records of achievement in (academic subjects. Mr. Rogers and Mr. Thornburg were named for greatest profi. clency in vocational or technical departments; Miss Benson and { Memor A. Weaver, the Bradley

Memorial Scholarship for demonstrated sihicerity, courage and sense responsibility; Miss | Gamage ft Mr. Highfield, the | Milo H. Stuart Medals for demonstrated development of talents {and interests of the student body and the school; Miss Shumm and faa. McNay, the DeWitt 8. Morn Award for good citizenship

8. Mr. Highfield received the onl nonschool awafd, He was y sented with a certificate of distinguished performance in the Pepsi-Cola = Scholarship Contest for placing in the upper 10. per

and certificates for art work ac«le,

(Industries, Columbus, Ind; » award | and La

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ford," Anderson, sophomore, i Inland Container Corp.: Lynn. Davis, TUmbuy, IAA, senior; Prancis Mcintyre, Marshall, junior; Douglas befller, Shelby Tlle sophomore; David Yount, Indian-!

freshman | "Rieter. Stewart Co.: John H. Young, Wil. msport, senior; Kenneth Van Scyoe, Tos | Il, junior: Robert Hoey, Marion, sophombTe; William MacDougall, Indianapplis, freshman L. Strauss & Co.: Charles Hauff, Anderson, Junior; Don Wise, Indianapolis, fresh

PR Mallory & Co.: John T. Marron, | Crawfordsville, senior; Karl Romine, CoSub bus, Ind, "funor; ‘Henry A Fahl, Mo~ sophomore; Stuart Elliott, al ens Oy, Indies. freshman okely s, Ine.; Byron T. Prank rinceton, senior; Milo F F Va le, aan. for: Robert Held, Marion, sophomore; | Paul Kortepeter, Southport, freshm man, Other Indianapolis students to| receive awards included Tom,Con- |

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