The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-21


BLOOMINGTON, Ind, April 81.
winners Of the fifth annual State
Latin contest for high school stu
dents held here Friday are as fol-
lows:
Selma; second, Dolores Boiling. Browns
town. third. Ruth Kemerly, .Ayilla.
sheS SysHG second Walter rf keiier j raFsE
son High SCHOOL. Lafayette; third, Frances
Division O First. Mary Edna stoner.
Valparaiso second. Edith Tarr. Orleans
third. Marjorie Pace, Princeton.
err Hill Second Mar orie G stskssT BEDFORD
third, Jethro Meek. Greensburg.
Division 3A-First. Urcel Daniel. elm
t Sh s Ws F Rnsns6 spaTE
Division. 4A-First. Dorothy strater.
Kendallville; second. Corrine Conger,
Thorntown. third. Elizabeth Tuehney. Mar
Division first. Mae Kivett, Martins
Vile: second. Marjorie Mcconnell. Central
Stewart. Marion.
Competing students and teachers
we're guests at a banquet Friday
night following the contest. The
principal speaker was Prof. E. S.
Mccartney Of the University of
Michigan. Dean S. E. Stout of the
University College Of Arts and
Sciencea presided at the banquet.
Singing Of songs in Latin was led
by Miss Audrey Benner Of Elkhart.
Students Planned Banquet
Indiana University students who
arranged the banquet were:
Dorothy RAIDER. Bloomington: Margaret
Brumbaugh. Elkhart: Mrs. Oma Heaton.
Frankfort; Lucille Cummins, Bloomington
h s6S ps TSG ss E5 s9Sh sos6 HS
Thelma Abel, Napnaee; Mary Marshall.
Salem; Ruth Veatch. Avoca; Margaret
Horne. Lynn and Catherine Smallwood,
Tea was seryed to the students
by President William Lowe Bryan
a Indiana University, and Mrs.
Bryan, following a tour of the uni
versity campus by the students.
The contest was held at 9 a. m.
Grading of papers was done by a
committee appointed by Miss Jo-
sephine Lee. Indianapolis.
Teachers here for the days pro-
gram were:
Esther Miner. South Whitney; Donald
0Snr M1s keWanns ,S g. GiImon Nj. Ke p.i5
win. Greenfeld. Eene Maiott. Bedford
Helen Matlock. Nashville: Blanche Red
key. Corydon; Hazen James. Larwill; Ina
town. Margaret Boliny. Brownstown. Ruth
Hayner; Brook: E; 2. King. Bunker Hill;
cock Peru f. A. Depaty '1 s Ssf 59S
Princeton: James NJ Sullender. Avilla
Anna Talente. Kendallville; Helen Bryce
Plymouth: Bernita Burns. Elkhart; Helen
Clara b Thorminger. Indianapolis: Julia
Knox, Charlottesville; Mrs. Mary Lesin-
sky. Whiting; G. E. Mercer, indianapolis;
Stokes. Fortville; Ethel Mcmillan. Mitchell
Blanche Kerns. Button: Frances Hoff-
man. Selma; Beryl 3; Sandy. ConnerSyille;
Wright Jo2 Clinton: Mrs Edna Mem
ger. Bloomington; Grace Emery; Indian
apolis; Ollie Welty, Valparaiso; Miss Mabel
French and Gladys Neal. Marion: Ada
mand: Florence Mast. Angola: Mrs. Mary
Richison. Angola: Bessie Marlin. Lafay-
cite; Shirleigh Harter. Hartford City
Bedford: ". NJ RotheTt, Fl. Wa Wayne; Ger.
trude Johnson orleans; Frances Culbert-
sgon.. Washington; -orie Hert, Washington,
and a. Lillian III Hart; MartdinTsydiie ,. =,
ward. drensburg:: Ffie StS Ros loser, nd
Grensburg;- GLADYS Yockey, wawaka:
Josephine Lee, Indianapolis; Mrs. Ethel
Eos6TTink: Carmel; Evelyn Swain; MARSHALL
Hope: Lillian carter. Vincennes; superin-
tendSnt II. M. Dixon, Kendallyille; Miss
dSret tas qp5othogse RefhTaond Henry
ville Thira Petro, Losantyille; Bessie
Power, Kendallville; Vera Richardson
Summitville; Leila Tarr; orleans: Merrill
Anna Lehman. Monticello: Thomas Fields
wilkinson: Lillav Albertson, Gas City.