Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-27
School Notes
ARsENAL TECHNToAr.

The ninth hour public speaking class
has elected the following to Offices Ad.
olson King, president; Edward Troy,
vice president; Alice Born, secretary, and
George Strassler, sergeant alarms. A
program committee consists of Charles
Sugert, chairman; Edgar KICKER and
Edward Troy.
Miss Establishments second hour Eng
nsh VI class dramatized a scene from
Dickens Tale Of Two Cities" Frances
1oTn took the part Of Madame Defrage
and Ruth Hulse the part of Miss Pross.
The next number of The Arsenal Can
non VIII be the vocational issue. In this
number the staff is indebted to the teach
ers and the students Of the vocational
English class for the greater part of the
articles. The issue viii be sold next
Monday
In a recent test in the office practice
Glass; FRANCES Thrun attained the great
est speed. Frances Letter. Eva Thomp-
son, June HOefner and Alberta Happier
were close competitors
The Expression I class. which meets
the first hour, has elected Carl Smith
president for the month; Marie Huber.
wee president; June Fields, secretary
Marie Manner assistant secretary, and
Dan Aueg; sergeant at arms.
The following students have applied
Tor the summer camp at Camp Knox
John Adams, John II. Albright, Dat4
Alig, Edward Alfred George a Ander~
SON Charles L. Banks, Robert E. Berry,
floyQ +. Beggeman, James w. Bell Vir-
gil Blackman, Gail c. Blakesley, Sher-
wood Blue, Harry G. Bolton, John F.
Borman, Noble Boston, Marvel R BOYD.
Sharles Dean BrOssman, Hugh c. Brown,
Parker b. Burns, Robert D. Burrows
David +. Burton, Thomas + Bush Frank
7. Gallon, Raymond E. Carr, Herbert
A Clark, Arthur L. Coffey, Benny Co
hen, John w. COnley, Donald r Craft
, Deimar Curry, Donald S. Davis. James
| "; Day, Henry E. Devarey, Joe L. Don
nelly Elmer S. DOriot, Clayton w Dun
! can, sydney {. Durbin, Walter s. Over.
James Z. Ewing, Glenn E. Finley, Maui
! rice bltzWater, Edward L. Ford. Marion
! ~ FRED, Lyle K. Cant, Davis R. Gar
rlson, Hurbert Garrison, Arthur c. Guest
| DohaId A Gordon, John B. Gray, Stan
Ton o. Green, Russell Hamilton. Walter
r. Hammel John NJ Haynes. Maurice
/ Henkle, Arthur b. Hert, Robert p. Hoef-
! gen, jacob ). HOrnung. Donald B. John.
albert z. Johnson, Charles L. Johnson.
Macon K. Kelly, Lester P. WoeIIing.
/ ferdinand Krentler Edward r Ianav
Edwin a. Leslie, John E. Lotus. Rich.
ara II: Lukens, Lewis c. mccarthy. Holm
! Az McCreery, Elmer L. McGiHem' Harry
L McQuinn, Haslet McWilliams. Robert
| ". Mathers, Ferdinand Mehrlich. Arthur
y; Meng. Robert I. Midkif, Raymond A.
( Miller Shelby Z. Minter, John II. Moore
samuel A. Muir, Lester Mussman, YER
lie Newcomer, Charles E. Noble, Alfred
.. Nuerge, Merrill Overman, Maivom NJ.
/ Porter, Joe N. Potts, Kennard NJ. Powell.
Ralph L. Randall, Albert Beddie, ar
thur r. Robinson, Edmond ]. Rocker.
/ Harold Rubin, Harold W. Russell. Viz.
glI st. Clair, Max SIeeth, Edward d.
smith, Francis a. Sommer, Donald Steeg.
/ CIInord Stelhorn, Lowell R. Stephens
Gafhet cumberland, Charles r. Swain.
| Eugene s. Taylor, Emmett G. Thomson
ralph H. Thompson, Kennison Tove'
Koyqen Van Meter, Jack Velsey. William
L. Whalley, John c. Whit, Clinton 7
WW.iiiIk ;e Harold P. Williams, Fred I.
! Ahs, Arthur f. Wilson. Glenn P vii
/ son, Harold S. Zimmerman Fdwsrd y 6 8
Zolner' John f. Morris, Edward PEN
/ Tod, Lowell c. Hurst and Adrian r.
The Choral Society, an organization
/ formed IN the fifth hour chorus class
will give party at the woodruff CI1b
! next Friday. III Oiu