The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-08
PUPILS RECEIVE
Merit AWARDS
| AT SHORTRIDGE
Kenneth Brugman Is Given
0SriC Mills Watkins
Legion Medal.

High School, was awarded the Osrit
Mills Watkins medal by the Wat
kins American Legion Post at the
schools annual award day exer-
cises Wednesday in Caleb Mills
Hall.
The award is made annually to
the high school boy graduate fore
most in scholarship and athletics.
Certificates for football service
went to Lewis Skinner, captain;
Willard Ennis, Ralph Spurgeon,
William Rehn, James Stewart,
George Zimmerman, Meredith Rose,
William Skinner, Raymond Wilt
shire, Jameson Pierce, Kenneth
Brugman, John Miller and Carl
Tevis.
Baseball, Tennis Winners
Those awarded for baseball activ-
tiles were John Orr, captain; Jack
Roberts, Harold Simmons and Ray
n1ond Wiltshire.
Track awards went to George
Pattison, captain; John Compton,
John Bertermann, William Kiger,
Kenneth Brugman, Raymond Wilt
shire, William Rehm, Thomas Butt
and Dorace. Rodenbert.
Honor members of the tennis team
are Bud Danke, James Warren,
Robert Mccullough and Jack Rob-
erts. Frank Kennedy won swim
ming certifcat J. nd Thomas Kelley
was rewarded for being senior
student manager.
Outstanding debators, receiving
their first awards were given pins
and those receiving pins last year
were given guards. Guards we're
presented John Millett, William
Hoffman, Albert Levi, James Otto,
John Forney, Harold Lewis, Thelma
Porter Edna Schardt, Helen John
ston, Clementine Casnire, Eva Marie
Gimpson and Ruth Marie Price.
Orchestra Gets Pins
Gold pins we're given the follow
ing orchestra members for three
years service: Harriet Payne, con-
cert mistress; Virginia Fitch, Lois
Ann Hodgin, Mildred Lawler,
Constance Mccullough and Won
Wilson.
Silver pins for two years service
went to Robert Collester, Louise
Mann, Katherine Maurer, Viola
Ruge, Margaret Townsend, Berna-
dine Vliet and Wesley Ward. Enos
Troyer won a bronze pin for one
years service.
IS" Sweaters were given three
girls who scored 1000 points i'll
gymnasium and athletic work. They
were Jeanette LIE Saulnier, Panoria
Apostal and Mary Jane Krull.
Those winning class numerals for
scoring 500 points are: Thelma
Simmons, Ruth Carter, Phyllis
O'Neil, Irene sSpurgeon, Theresa
Bagnoli, Martha Hedrick, Jane
Honsher and Constance Apostal.
Girls Win Letters
Muriel Adams, Shortridge tennis
champion, won an IS" sweater, and
Mary Jane Krull, tennis tournament
winner, won an S. H. S. monogram
Those qualifying in the senior eff
cheney contest to win IS" sweaters
were: Irene Spurgeon, Janet Bau-
man, Jennie Efroymson, Mary Jane
Krull, Ruth Carter, Mary Frances
Douglas, Bettina johnson, Margaret
F'ritche and Panoria Apostal
Other physical efficiency winners
were:
Juniors, Martha Hedrick, school
ring; Jeanette LeSaulnier, class
ring; and Maxine Hawn, class pin.
Sopnomores, Constance ApoStal,
pin, and Jane Homsher, pin; fresh
men, Ruth Apostal, pin, and Dorothy
Dunkle, pin.
Military Badge Given
Girls on the baseball team to get
monograms were Panoria Apostal,
Irene Spurgeon, Evelyn Dronberger,
Virginia Dixon, Madeline O'Reilly,
Pauline Trester, Mary Walker, Vir-
GINA Umbanauer and Doris Koch,
Tom Koodard, yell leader, was hon
ored.
Military merit badges went to
Robert Price, Proctor Moore, Fred
Butler, John Fenstermaker, Fran
els Sonday, Richard Thompson,
Charles Watson and Raymond VOL
fanger.
Cadet Maj. Col. H. Taught was
given a gold medal by Maj. Harry
H. Martin and Col. A j. Dough-
erty representing the Indianapolis
Service Club. The Shortridge Of
f1cers' Club awarded medals to
Sergt. Proctor Moore and Private
James Orr