The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-24
HONOR. STUDENTS OF
DE PAUW REWARDED
Dean Blanchard PreSideS at
Recognition Day
Program.

GREENCASTLE. Ind, May "a
Recognition day was observed by De
PAW university as part of the
senior chapel exercises this week.
Awards earned during the year
were presented by DR.. William
Blanchard, dean.
Gurnsey Van Ripper, Indianapolis.
received the Sigma Delta Chi cup
as being the best in scholarship,
athletics and craftsmanship. The
cup was presented by Joseph Tay-
Tor, South Bend, Sigma Delta Chi
president.
Betty Cook, Bedford, received the
Theta Sigma Phi cup as being the
most representative girl in charac-
ter, activities and scholarship. The
cup was presented by Miss Ruth
Ward, South Bend, president of
Theta Sigma Phi.
Miss Ruth Lee, Madison, received
the Mortar Board scholarship which
is given each year to the most
worthy junior woman. Miss Emma
Jean Burge, Chicago. Mortar Board
president, presented the scholarship.
Miss Betty Shoup, Covington, re-
ceived a $125 scholarship given each
year by the Association of Women
Students to the coed whose schol-
astic standing. service and loyalty
are outstanding. The award was
presented by Miss Mary Louise
Wellenreiter, Danville. H., preSi-
dent of the association.
Honors won in various depart
ments were announced as follows:
Biology. william Waller. Angola. Phi
Beta Kappa: chemistry. Edgar Adams,
Clinton, graduate assistantship at Uni
versity of Cincinnati; Herbert Carter,
fellowship; Arson r. Kendall, Bremen,
graduate assiStantship. at Iowa State uni
versity; George May, Newcastle, gradu-
ate assistantship at Cornell; Ross Murphy,
Huntingburg, research assistantship at
Pennsylvania State university; Amos
Light, Greencastle, graduate assistantship
at Syracuse university.
Economics, Floyd Call, Roachdale,
scholarship at Northwestern university;
Robert Small. South Bend, scholarship at
Ohio State university.
English composition, Edward Van Ripper
and Guernsey Van Ripper, Indianapolis,
Phi Beta Kappa; English literature. Mary
Elizabeth Briggs, Greencastle; Dorothy
Roby, townsville, and Eleanor Snavely,
Marshall, ILL.,, Phi Beta Kappa.
NJ
Beta Kappa. Rector fellowship, and Ger
man-American exchange fellowship, Bres-
lau. Germany; Homo economics. Helen
Charley. Carlisle. Phi Beta Kappa and
graduate scholarship.
History Hardee Allen, Hobart, Phi Beta
Kappa and Albert j. Beverage fellowship
at University of Illinois; James Altman,
Dana, and Byron Laird, Bourbon, Phi
Beta Kappa; Latin. Alice White, Rossville.
Phi Beta Kappa; mathematics. Russell
RosenkranS, Redkey, Phi Beta Kappa.
Physics. Towne Stephenson. .Greencastle,
Phi Beta Kappa and graduate scholar
ship in Yale university; Winston Hole,
Cheboygan, Mich, Phi Beta Kappa and
Rector fellowship; political science, Ar
thur Funston. Indianapolis, Phi Beta
Kappa and Rector fellowship; Margaret
Harvey, Benton Harbor. Mich; Robert
Kimberlin, Danville; Howard Miller. At
lantic, Ia. and Marvin O'Neal, Martins
Vile, Phi Beta Kappa.
Romance languages. Margaret Cochrane,
Peru; Avery Shepherd. Indianapolis and
Virginia Satterlee. Clinton, Phi Beta
Kappa; sociology, Esther CONN, Kewanee,
ILL.,, scholarship in Western Reserve uni
versity: speech, Gladys Rohrig, Brazil, Phi
Beta Kappa.
Miss Irene Lowe, Brook, received
a freshman scholarship good for
one semester. She earned forty-on
points during her first semester in
De Paw. The scholarship is a gift
of Mrs. Charles Orval, Indianapolis.