The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-02
EXHIBITS HELD
AT Tech SHOW
PUPILS WORK
-Four. Departments Display
ing Results of Classroom
Activities.

Pupils in four departments at
Tech high school are holding ex-
hibits this week, showing visitors
and other pupils what their studies
are like.
In the physics display are steam
engine, which runs on air pressure
alone, a wheel rolling uphill, water
running uphill and down at the
same time, and a demonstration
proving that bullet dropped from
cliff will reach the ground at the
same time as will one shot from a
gun, aimed horizontally.
In addition, the spectator may see
a device which makes an empty
vase appear to have a rose in it,
and saw rotating constantly
through block of wood without
any visible means of power.
Art Book on Display
Pictures by eleven pupils in the
art department make up the art
exhibit. The pupils are Margaret
Sandstrom, Owen Welty, Marion
Workman, Eugene Holland, Jean
Stevens, Virginia Mares, Thomas
Banks, Dorit Graybill, Martha Stew
art, Kathryn Townsend and Robert
Aust.
The display Is in charge of Robert
G. Craig, head of the department.
In the exhibit of the social science
department is the work of pupils
making highest grades in depart
mental tests, class papers, maps and
drawings.
The display was arranged by a
faculty committee, made up of Mer-
rill Wilson, chairman; Fred Reeder,
and Mrs. Eleanor Moore.
Best Grades In Tests
Best grades on departmental tests
were:
American History II-Hudson Moore,
David Luedemann, Millicent Cummings,
Charlotte George, Jean Bell, and Richard
Buchanan.
American History I-Glenn Clark,
Dorothy Denny June Galliher, June F.
Cox. and Fred Brandt.
civics Tom Haynes, Mary Prater,
Jane Kohule, Frank Keske, and Eileen
westover.
European History II-warren Confer.
Mildred Brown, Omer Harrison, Ralph Nor
ris. Bernice Wires, and Frank VOLTA.
European History LEROY Wires, Claude
zufall. Sterling Meier, Robert Mckee. and
Harold woolf
Economic Geography Jack Hawk, Rob
ert E. Lee. Lloyd Keller, Franklin Dillon
and Thomas Hudgens.
Economic Geography 1I-Ray Faulkner,
Don Monger Alfred Krass, Raymond
Meyer and Howard Tolin.
American Government - Mary Tillman,
Harold James and Francis Funk.
Glass Projects-wilma Fisher and Mar
celia West.
Jack Singers, Leroy Phillips and Ray
mond Banta.
Maps-George Messmer Richard Habig,
Fdyth Bywate, Robert Andres, John
Springer, Ralph Kiefer, Thelma Fitzgerald,
Dale Smith. James Collins, Mary Jane
Meyers Robert Blanford. Mary Ann Carr.
Alfred Kuerst and Harold Oman.
Exhibit Botany Books
The botany exhibit is composed of
the best leaf books from the various
classes in botany, punches of colored
leaves, and a fruit collection.
Diagrams and explanations Of tree
leaves native to Indiana and other
diagrams, showing the structure OF
flowers, also are posted in the dis
play cases of the north corridor,
second floor. Students who have
work exhibited are
Leroy Dusing. Virginia Landgraf, Ray
mond Haryd. Ernest Reepmaker, Mildred
Milliser Helen stoshitch, Florence Wanz,
Gail Thompson. Juanita Yirt. Herman
Aiken. Mary Alice Bair. Anne Ronk. Ellen
Stakeleck, Ann Abrams, Vera Bowers, Wal
ter Spaulding. Mary Frances King, Carol
Geisler Harold Oman. Virginia Campbell,
Dorothy Gutfieisch. Betty Burke. Marcella