The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-11
STUDENTS AT
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STUDY PRIzESs,
Scholarship Awards Made
by Principal McComb at
Honor Day Program.

Scholarship awards were made to
Manual Training High School stu
dents by Principal E. H. Kemper
McComb at Honor Day exercises
Friday.
Six students were honored for
having the highest possible grades
average for the past semester. 97.5.
They are Marie Miller, Frances
Dearborn, Virginia Harris, Paula
Meinzen, Mary Stierwalt and Earl
Burger.
The following others were placed
on the Top Ten" honor roll for
high grades for the semester:
Red House-Alden viking, Robert Bernd
rest Beeson Wsm oover RSfs F oT-
Max Spear. Alfred Chandler, Fred Koehrn,
Tin Borshoff velma Brazeiton Elizabeth
n Iion dEo%s%an Crystal doggs; Rose zsT-
Loretta Lausman, Molly Levinsky, Eliza.
beth Wegner. Iona johnson, Rose Men
White House-Frank Danecki. Herbert
Higgins. Sidney Donaldson: Delbert Meyer.
William Winter, Edwin Boswell, Wilbur
Charles stailwood Tho Sn Resmusssa
Charles Musser, Saul Fogle; Abe, Brodsky,
Virginia i hawhoTn Joan Boswell Norma
Mildred Head, Lora Meyer. Edna Krch,
Boniets KlotSche, Laonore RundherS, Dor
Paul Lohss Gets Medal
Paul Lohss was awarded the,
medal Of the June class Of 1920 fort
having the highest scholastic aver
age in this years January gradual
ing class and Mildred Hill for the
highest average in the June class.
Joan Boswell and Mary Stier-
walt were awarded the medals given
by the Masoma Club, honorary girls
organization, to the two freshmen
girls having the best grade record.
Leroy Allen received an award for
having read the most books and
Theresa Reed medal for the best
essay on Lincoln.
Ribbons for winning the Latin
quotation contest were given Helma
Kahn and Claska Wit.
Book awards in the Vandaworker
Short Story contest went to Will
liam Martin, Paul Lohss and Myrtle
Gummel. The Roines Club, honor
airy mems senior organization, gave
medals to the best studont-athlete
( in each of the four classes.
Jack Turner, senior; Fred Hen
selmeyer, junior; Alex Burris, sop
homore; Robert Coomler, freshman.
The John H. Holiday Foundation
cash awards were
ArtmLouisa Sackman, cleta Marsh, Her.
soRaepf foas5 6apstr Mason LS s5
tion-pora Hastings, Mary FUNNEL
GlothingI7IMnary Seele. Leah Sanders.
Food Study, Home Nurs.ng-Ruth Linde-
History-Thelma Ma. Clark. Dorothy
'Coyerdill Raymond Brenneman.
Langusge-Rooert .Greenberg, Josephine
Carter. Maurice Hickman, Clara Easman;
HILL Herbert Higgins, boras Paul.
music MHsie-S sarah Barlach, Bertha Hertz.
:. Physical Tfainlng-Amel wheatley,
N Nsq% T W6ot I Honora6Is oks
Wooe; Annie Barnes. Dorothy Addinston,'
science-Eari Burger, Fay Kenoyer. Paul
Shop and Meehapical Drawins-Alvin
Aue, Raymond O'Neil.
Following military awards we're
given:
Service Club Gold Medal-Paul Lohss.
Service Club Eadges-Armon RieS, John
Stilz. Raymond Bailey. Robert Carlson.
Robert Greenberg. Charles Henzie Leo
Elliott, Edward. Haynes, Charles Ayres,
= James Mcdaniel.
LossbTenner, Medals-Alfred oranns-
mann, Edward Simmons.
/ Sergeant A. Shuil and Whitlow Medals
Arthur Braun. George Fink, Elmer Foster,
Military Training Certificates Paul
Lohss. Alfred Grannemann, MILFORD
Masehmeyer. Earnest Eaton, Elmer Foster.
William Franzreb, Charles Burke Lewis
Moore Blanchard Smith Raymond De-
Emmett Sponsel.
Bruce F. Robinson Post, American
Legion Medals-Edna Kirch, Forrest Bee
son.