The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-27
NJ. T. II. S. NEWS NOTES.

The Zi-Kfs of Tango will hold their next
meeting at the home of Norman Chandler.
The June class has decided upon its new
pin and will have them in few weeks. The
price is $3.50.
A party was given last night by Miss
Dora Bosart at her home, 472O East Wash
fngton street.
The fourth edition of the Mirror will be
issued Monday. 1t will contain the first
honor roll of the term.
The Tredecimites met yesterday after
noon at the home of Name Ross, 1929 Col
lege avenue. Next Saturday they will be
entertained by an Easter party at the home
of Pansy Hall.
The Toreadors, a frat" of the June 'O4
class. will give an invitational dance at
Brennekes on April ID. 1t has been the
custom of this club TO give one benefit and
one invitational dance each year.
Several Dayton teachers visited the school
last week. and were somewhat surprised
at the size of the building and at the
amount of work done. At present the GYM
nasium is the center of attraction.
The Tribune fraternity has finally COM
pleted its project of naming the different
class pictures in the hall leading to the
pended similarly shaped cardboard on
which is inscribed the names in their re-
spective order.
In place of the BLACK and Gold" room
paper which has given much instruction
and entertainment 10 the members of Room
G.. query box has been established into
which all questions of the day relating to
current events. literature. pronunciation
and the like will be placed On alternate
days during the ffteen-minute period the
box will be opened and all questions an
swered by Miss Foy or discussed by the
class.
No school will be held next Friday after
noon because of the meeting of the Indi-
ana Teachers Association. The following
bows have been chosen TO meet visitors at
the Union Station: Roy Mcintosh Ferd
MUIR. Earl West, Edwin Boswell Samuel
Goldstein. Harley Rhodehamel and Elmer
Raschig. They Will be on duty at diff
ferent times of Thursday and Friday The
school will have sixteen more representa-
tives at the teachers meeting than any
other in the city. as the whole faculty will
attend
The Senate elected new officers Friday.
resulting as follows: President. Senator
marlborough (Mayme Klentschy) vice
president. Pettis. earl Vest. secretary
Allison Jessie Perine): reading clerk Dam
iels (Irwin Deere) reporter. Turner Hugh
SIMPSON, heated discussion was held on
a senatorial election bill which provided for
the election of the senators directly by the
people 1t was ably defended by Senators
Clapp. Daniels. Dillingham;. Smoot and
CuIberson. The bill did not receive the two
thirds vote required for an amendment to
the Constitution. the vote being p TO 30
The honor roll issued at the close of the
first six weeks is naturally smaller than the
others. The last one contains thirty-one
names. They Grade l. Mildred Dunn.
Kleber Hadley; Grade H. Gladys Ham
mons, Georgia Humphrey. Fritz Aldag
Grade Ill Bertha Craven. Melvin Martin:
Grade ", Irene Hunt. Roger Ballard. Ches-
ter Craig. Merritt Harrison: Grade V. Pearl
Syendenning. Ruth Kellogg Irma Nix, Fern
Bower Marie Coleman. Grade VI, PhiIa
Hit Mary Wood. August Bohlen; Grade
VII Louise Bonar Arthur Eldridge:
Grade VIII Dora Bosart. Cornelia Gekeler
Mayme Klentschy, Gretchen Scotch. Ed
ward WAGNER. Hannah Mueller. Elsa
Ieachmann Roy Mcintosh, Anna Meier
Ethel Simms and Elmer Adams.