Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-24
SCHOOL NOTES
ARSENAL TECHNICAL


A contest was recently held in Miss
Burnside's first hour English class, to
determine how many lines of poetry
student could memorize in one hour.
John Whitsitt won the first prize with
140 lines to his credit. Kathryn Nun
list was second with 100 lines.
The Cooking " class has posted a
list of special cakes and candies that
they will make for private orders. The
list includes cranberry tarts, chocolate
cream pie, devils food cakes, cocoanut,
gold, nut, Lady Baltimore, sunshine and
angel food cakes; doughnuts, cream puffs,
all kinds of fancy small cakes; sand
wiches' baked beans and salads. These
can be secured by leaving the order one
day previous to the day you wish them.
The Outside Music Club, composed Of
students who take outside music, has
elected the following officers for this
president, Margaret Mclaughlin; secre-
tary, Elsie Miner; chairman program
committee, Mary Fessler. The next reg
ular meeting Of the club will be held
the first Monday as previously an
nOunced.
In the speed test OF the commercial
department, typewriter section, those re-
ceivtng rewards were Frances Thurn,
u,
and Margaret Van Ness, third award
To inspire more consistent study on
the part Of her English III students, Miss
Mary Bowen has started Preparedness
Race" between her seventh and ninth
In daily study is an important factor Of
the contest, although the consistency
with which the work is done is taken
into consideration.
Col. Z. a. Roacne, commanding the
the following order: All members of
the r. o. T. c. are authorized to wear
shoulder patch on the left shoulder Of
the uniform coat, or on the right should
er If already wearing an authorized
patch on the left. The patch will be Of
felt wedge shaped, two inches at the
base and four Inches long pointing
downward, the base being at the juno
ton Of shoulder and arm seam. 1t will
be sewed on with an over and over
stitch OF white yarn all around the
edges. The color Of the wedge will be
green for Technical. red for Manual
and blue for Shortridge, the patch thus
being In accord with the respective school
colOrS.
The Science Club held a meeting IN
Gerritt Bates, the president gave dis
cussion OF the experimentation OF the
Navy Department with air guns.
At a meeting held Monday in room 60,
the following members of d. c. Park 3
public speaking class were elected
Arnold Shultz, president; Raye Great
batch, vice president; Mary McPhetridge,
secretary, and Eugene Hartman, ser
/ geant- arms. The following members
We're elected to form a program commit
/ tee that will formulate a program for
each meeting of the club: Addison King.
chairman; Elmer MCCLELLAN and Edgar
! KICKER.
The third hour public speaking class
| held a debate Tuesday In room A. The
/ subject was, Resolved. that compulsOr y
military training should be put into the
| schools" The affirmative side was com
/ posed Of Hughes Photograph, captain
/ Clarence Cochran, Sherman Jones and
| Karl W. Fischer. alternate. The negative
arguments were advanced by Anton John
l son. captain; Warren Fawcett. George
| White and Jack Jones. alternate. The
negative side was given the most votes
in poll Of the class after the debate.