Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25
School Notes
TECHNICAL SCHOOL NOTES.

The ninth hour public speaking class
recently held campaign for the nom
ination Of mayor Of indianapolis. How
ard White, q member of the class mas
been elected mayor. The Inauguration
viii take place the latter part of tie
will be played by Thomss omelyena
Governor McCray, by Addison King
Mayor Jewett, by Percy Kuhn; City
Judge Pritchard. by Charles Shugert;
The principal speaker will be arnold
Shultz, who will take the part Of Fed
eral Judge A B. Anderson.
Following Is the official list OF the
members of the summer camp for X. u.
T. c. to be held at Camp Knox; John
Adams, John II. Albright, Dan Alig, Ed
ward Alfred, George A. Anderson, Mel
vim c. Baird, Charles L. Banhs, nobert
E. Berry. James w. Bell, virgil P blach-
man, Sherwood Blue, Harry y. Bolton
John F. Borman, Marvel r. Boy,., Mer-
riu Bruning, Parker B. Burns, Robert d.
Burrows. Frank T. Gallon, Arthur l..
Coffey, Delmar Curry, Henry +. pevaney'
Joe L. DOnnelly. Elmer S. Doriot: sydney
Finley, Edward I. Ford, Marion ID. Fred
Grant L. Fults, David R. Garrison, Ar
thur L. Gest, John B. Gray, stanton
Green, Russell Hamilton, Frank Hanley'
John VI. Hayes, Arthur Fl. Hert, Roy
Hert, Jacob Hornung. Donald e. !"nn'
Samuel King, Ferdinand Krentler, Rich
ard Lukens, Lewis McCRrty, Jo1n A
McCreery, Elmer A. McQuinn, Haslett Nc
Williams, Ferdinand Mehrlich, Robert
Midkif, Raymond Miller, Shelby Mlnter
John F. Morris, Samuel A. Muir, George
Neal. Verlie Newcomer, Merrill 0verman
Joe NJ Potts, Kennard NJ. Powell. Ar
thur r. Robinson, Edmund ]. Rocker
Harold Rubin, Harold W. Russell, Viz
gil St. Clair. Max Sleeth. Edward ~
smith Eugene S. Taylor. Emmett ThomP-
SON, Kennison Toyle, Ralph E. Nenahle
John c. Whit, Clinton J. Kilkerson, Fred
I willis. Glenn p. Wilson, Harold ;
Zimmerman, Edward n. Zollner, Lowell
c. Hurst and Adrian c. Pierce.
During the past week display by the
art department was held on the second
floor of the Arsenal. There were y pes
of art from all of the different depart
meuts. They included printing, PER
spective. designing, free-hand, modelling
poster, pose work, commercial art ano
book plates.
Technical High School celebrated its
ninth birthday Monday. The program
began early in the morning when tive
special auditoriums were held IN the
I,unchroom A feature Of the program
was a presentation of flag to Mr.
StHart by George Scott, on behalf OF tht
students This flag was purchased
through a "Give a Penny" campaign hello
by the third hour public speaking class
At the second auditorium athletic award!
were made to boys who were on the tracl
and baseball teams. As each name was
read and each award presented louC
cheers arose from the student body. An
other feature of the morning celebration
was the sending Of kilograms, to the va
rious classes. The messages were writ
ten by former students and friends ant
they contained congratulations. At j
o'clock a special bulletin containing
greetings from twenty five college presi
dents and also one from United States
Commissioner Claxon was circulated
through the different rooms.
The afternoon celebration began at
o'clock when a gigantic birthday cake