Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-02
School Notes
ARSENAL TECHNICAL.

The following boys were given A. T. s..
buttons on Supreme day: Harold Ben
nett, Russell Brown, Merle Cavert, DON
aid Carlisle, Floyd Davis, Carlisle Ewing,
Clifton Hirshman, Samuel Hadley, Leon
Hazel, Myron Hopper, Merle Miller, Ho-
ward Phillips, Worth Richardson, Ronald
Rose, Albert Screese. Paul Sheldon, Pax
ton Unger, Monta Jessup, William Will
son, Donald Carlisle, Fred Mertz, Robert
Shutters, George Scott, David Miller,
Brewer Graham, Dick Mills, Walter Min
ger and Lester Nicewander. The girls
VINO receives monograms were Edith Am
buhI, Josephine Buenting, Miriam Gar
rison, Alice Hewitt, Florence Pringle,
Maxine Tilford, Helen Wieke and Ber-
nice Cain. The boys who received mono-
grams were Carlos Jeffry, Hughes Upde-
graff, Lewis Wilson, Robert Woolgar,
Edwin Alpinal and George Cottrell The
| boys who receives blocks were Jesse
Adkins, John Conley, Moriss Greenburg,
Haldane Griggs and Robert Nipper.
Mr.. PercivaPs second hour chorus class
gave special musical program Monday.
1t consisted of chorus, "The Bull Frog
on the Bank" duet, "he Shepherd"
Lead Hollingsworth and Mabel German !;
vocal solo, Mother Machree" Kathryn
Karch; piano solo, I'll Trovatore," Mar
tina Dietz; violin solo. alteration" Will
ma Cochran; vocal solo, Smiling
Through" Ernestine Baker.
Due to the fact that the sixteenth num-
Der Of the Arsenal Cannon is due on the
same day that the magazine viii be dis
tributed, the staff has decided to dis
pense with that issue and to use the
money which that number would have
cost, on the magazine. The Arsenal Can
ron has also published the following an
nonncement about the magazine: 1.-The
magazine viii be ready for distribution
Monday, June 6. Monday and Tuesday all
regular subscribers can get their copies
at the Cannon windows. Wednesday ex-
ira copies will he sold"
The magazine, which is published at
the close OF every semester. will contain
slXty-tour pages this term. The ed
itor-in chief is Arthur Harris, and the
business manager Is Karl w. Fischer
The magazine contains review of the
semester's work; pictures Of the grad
uating class, literature, alumni news,
jokes and cartoons.
The Office bulletin recently published
the following tabulation concerning the
honor points of the third advance grades:
Number on honor roll. first advance
grades, 1852; second advance grades, 147;
third advance grades, 2s8. In the third
advance grades Melvin Mccoy and Helene
cooper, with 1875 honor points each. head
ed the list Of forty eight pupils who had
more than IL honor points. Richard
Smith came next with Is points and Opal
Hartman, third, with 14.5 points
Milo Fl. Stuart, principal, has estimated
that 500 pupils will be graduated from
Tech this June This includes. Of course,
both January and June classes Last
years class numbered about 300. Because
Of the large number IN the class It has
been found necessary TO hold the COM
mencement exercises IN two parts. 1t
had been planned to use the Gypsy Smith
Tabernacle, but this building is being
razed. Tomilnson Hall will be used. The
first part Of the program will be given
Thursday evening, June 9th. Half Of the
class will sit on the stage, and the re-
mainder will 10 in the reserved section
Of the hall The members Of the class
who sit on the stage will receive
and the other half Of the class will re-
ceive diplomas. The commencement ad-
dress viii be made by William Fl,
Kiedofer, professor OF economics at the
University Of Wisconsin.