Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-11
School Notes
ARSENAL TECHNICAL.

Under the direction OF cadet Lieut.
Col. Hughes photograph a platoon is be-
ing selected to represent Technical in the
competitive drill to be held between the
three high schools on May 26. The
platoon will consist Of four to six squads,
one Of freshmen, one of sOphOmOres, one
of juniors and one or two Of seniors.
There also will be two guides and two
file cIosers and a platoon commander.
The drill will be composed Of manual of
arms. close order drills and. probably,
ceremonies. All students interested In
this should meet Lieutenant-C Up
degraph in the Armory between 2 and 8
o'clock.
All seniors are advised 70 procure their
invitations at the book store at once. All
invitations left will be put on general
sale next week. Every senior must take
the full member that he has signed for
or secure note from Miss Theumler for
a change of quantity.
Miss Ella Sengenberger, faculty ad-
wiser for the Arsenal Cannon has an
nOunced the following staff for the June
magazine: Editor, Arthur Harris; busl-
ness manager, Earl W. Fischer, reporters.
Jones, Hazel Meier, Frances Brown.
Mabel German. Frances Brown. Mary
McMeans, Margaret Marley, Louis Fults,
Merle Miller, Harold VanBussum, Sher-
wood Blue, Rebeeca Pitts, Grace Koehnle.
and Anna c. Gardner. This number will
contain sixty eight pages. 1t is printed
at the end of every semester and contains
the graduating elass's pictures, snaps
about the campus, literal ure, R. o. 7. c.
resume, editorials and many interesting
items.
Shideler Harpe, Addison King, Percy
Kuhn, Curryer McCandles, Charles Noble.
Bruce SilIery, George Scott. Richard
Smith, Hughes UpdeRTsff, Carroll War
rick and Howard White have devoted one
period a day to the Cleanup" week
These BOYS are srimenting with wire
brushes on the brick to see If this is a
practical method Of removing the
scratches that nave been cut in It.
Ths third hour public speaking class
mock trial has come to & close. The jury
Sfter- deliheration OF ten minutes. found
the prisoner not guilty on both charges.
motion made b! TIE prosecutor to set
aside the finding If the Jury was over
ruled by Judge Jones. Ills class intends
to have a debate ri h he ninth hour
public speaking class in the near future.
! The newly-eIec ted president of the third
hOur class, Jeau NJ. Moore. gave his in
augursl ado -ess last Wednesday. THIS
class is taught by ID. c, Park.
The ninth hour public speaking class
recently ne,d a debate on the subject.
SHOULD the Honor System be Used at
Technical" The first honors were
awarded to Addison King. Those who
received honorable mention ere Percy
Kuhn, Mary McPhetridge, Arnold shuItz,
I1bWdTu w ulles ATnOlu SEulZ ana
Charles Shugert.
In a recent depar, mental Latin test
the following students received above
ninety Latin I, Merle Miller, Hilda Rem
sheT, Mary Roberts, Helen Thomlinson.
Edward HaTse, Elizabeth Engle, Mary IT,
Nicely, Pearl Junkin, Susan Hiatt, Ray
mOnd BOrus; Latin 2, Leonard Davis
Monroe Turner, Grace Robinson. Mary
Ash, Dorothy Brown, Elizabeth Oldham
Margaret Vandiver, Hugh Mason, Cath
ryn Hendricks; Latin 3, Kathryn Nc
Cam, Ruth f. Preston, Grace p. Lash
brook, Margaret Macy, Naomi Lookabill
Elizabeth Brown, Mildred Frey, Wilbur
Kiner. Dorothy Pyle, Pauline Tomlin
The ninth hour public speaking class
has formulated a Plan to hold a mock
election of city officers. The following
pupils have announced their candidacy
for Office of mayor and V hat party they
viii run under: Howard White Repub-
lican; Rave Greatbatch. Democrat:
Charles Shugert, Independent; Thomas
Cmelvena, Socialist, and Roy johnson,
Progressive. Nomination speeches viii
be made next Tuesday, and the election
win be held on the following Tuesday.
Miss Jungnitch's Virgil class g pre-
pairing to give a Roman Banquet for
Miss Emery's Virgil class. This will be
held probably in latter part of the week
The millinery department held a dis
play of sport hats last Friday All the
hats We're made by the girls Of the class
The material Of the hats ranged in price
from 50 cents to 1921.