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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-01
HONOR PUPILS
TO Be USHERS
Group of 178 to Serve at
Washington School in
Spring Semester.

One hundred and seventy-eight
honor pupils of Washington high
school have been appointed uShers
for the spring semester. They are:
Clara Carter. Ruth Toms. Dora Thorns.
6TosIey Ester Velieber MaTiorie Shelley
Bailey Cox. Mary Underwood. Marice Scog;
gin. Clara Ward. Kenneth E coward HaSei
Genoise Legg Lois Struckman. Catherine
Cox, Norma White. Valentino Str4l: Marie
Mitchell Trina MaTshall3 Doris Edward Is;
Lynch. Lola Belle Simms. Mary, Tingle.
Sallie Love. Bonnie Wilson: Paul snort
RAYMOND Wss Hqward M ATnSld g g2ely
S GeOrRe H Isabel %s snapD amy sety sS
V4 Katherine 1enty. Rearl Krisl suzanne
ing. Helen walker, Evelyn Holcotmb. La
pns Laura Nav NAE oyS Betty
Mestinik, Harry Short. Maxwell Mccoy
Harry Mihalyi, Marie Drees. Robert Car
Robert wills Helen Ray. Walter Wikoviteh
Mary Axoim. Glen Hilespie and June VIII
ne m simko % Marjorie Sellers. Eleanor Bald
win Brace Sickley, Dorothy Winters,
Georgia Belle Smotherman, George Powers 0S saS
1tTgitnS M MiaGciS yde Vest. jane Fete
never and Ralph Wild. - ,o,,
Marjorie Cassidy. La Frenda Johnson,
Frances Gates Julia Sparenblek, Dorothy
Price. Minnie Wilson, Martha Fersler,
Marion Drago. Nora Allison, Eugene Les
lie. LEROY Smith Howard Westbrook, John
FERGUSON. Booth Shon, Earl DunaWay
Doris Wallace Dorothy Ashley. Thelma
Martin, Lucille Pate, Frederick Woolerloge
and Mamie Blacker.
Margaret Martin, Roselda Zimmerman
Mary Enlow, Lloyd Sanford, Ethel Hedge
Frances Radey Mazene Floyd, Lois Welch,
Marion johnson, Alvin, Spangler, Louise
Jean, Ester Unger. Thelma Banner. HOW
ard Woodward, Octavia Leonard. john
Lewis and Elnora Martin.
Lucille Broich,, Jean Lentys GeqrggiTain1e e
niger, Pauline Fernkas, Elmer Koch, Reba
Hazel stifey, walter Smith. Bob Breen,
Eastwood, Virginia Kerr. Delner Lentrry,
Lena Mae King, Laura Comingora, Cath
erTne Manuel, Joseph Pittman, La Vern
Keith and Hazel Steffey.
Ann Mitchell, Martha Layton. Mary
Louise Irwin, Janett Ramsey, Eugene Leak,
Virginia Gooden, Ruth Weber, Wiladen
Viebieber, Willard Britain, Marjorie
Moore, vivian Skaggs, Geraldine Fensen.
James Tackett. Frank Valdez. Mary
Mathews and Mildred Hasseld.
Betty Jean Miller, Mildred Poland Mar
garet Rackley, Emma Rob1nson, Theima
Williamson Doris Whited, Dorothy tucker,
Mary Mellinger, Dorothy Wolfe. Ida May
Hill. Pauline Harlan, Charles Anderson
Leroy Boardman, Clarence Babcock. Betty
Truly Carl HuddleSon and Harold, Day.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-01
HIGH RANKING
PUPILS LISTED
AT CATHEDRAL
Honor Roll of School Car.
rieS Names of More
Than 140.

More than 40 pupils are Included
on the honor roll of Cathedral high
school. They are:
SENIORS
High aonors-wfliam Brink. John Far
rel. James Foreman, Ray Gardner. VIII
liam Kirscb, John c. O'Coanor. Bernard
Patrick. Clarence Prestel. Anthony Rea.
John NJ. Sullivan, John finder and Leo
WEIGH.
laney. John Gallagher. Thomas Gillespie.
Raymond Grothaus, Thomas Kuhn,
Harold McGlnchy, George Marter. Robert
Post Norman Riley. Jack Rohr, Daniel
Rohyans, Frank Schmidt. Louis Schubert.
Edward Sweeney, Jack Sweeney ana Johh
wyss. -
High Honors-Frank BardaSh, William
Brennan, Robert Burger. Charles FOX,
iatesta. JACK o'conneil. Joseph OMahoney
and Lawrence P1eger.
Honors-John Bills Harry Bmdner, Ed
ward Boyle Thomas Bulger, William Con-
nor Maurice Dux, Joseph ,Guedelhoeier.
John J. Hanrahan, George Harmon, Henry
Kenney. John Krieg, Edward Loughery.
E SssEfs MCCOY kob S80e' Maeiier EDWARD
Murphy, Forrest Quinn. John Quinn, James
Recap, Charles Spragg and Martin Wall
pO''' soPHoMoEEs
High Honors-Maurice Carroll, John
Courtney. william Dennhardt, Robert Nc
Dowell Thomas McKeon, John Rockford,
Louis Role, Maurice Springer and Joseph
Honors-Arthur Burkhardt, Robert Cary
riger, Edmund Cooper, France Crawford
and Stanley Eder.
FRESHMEN
High Honors-Robert Anderson. Robert
Brezette. Charles Cannon. Louis Cesnik.
Carl Clouser, John Cregor Edward Eppich.
Robert Fitzgerald, Charles Friedrich. Charles
FuerSt, Francis Gibson. Joseph Gillespie.
George Hanrahan, John Hoffman. Wilbur
Kaufman. Albert Lamb. Lester. Lents. John
P Logan, John E. Long. John Masariu.
william May, George Mulligan. John
Murphy. Jack Nelan. John Nohl. Edmund
O'Connor, Richard c. O'Connor. Joseph
Pinella, Richard Price Thomas Refs. Rich
ard Ritter, Robert Scheller. James
Schnutte Robert Sochar, John Tobin. Jean
Wishmire and Richard zeph.
Honors-William Bauer, Francis Bell,
Robert Boyle. James Boyle. Bernard
Broderick, Dennis Casserly, JACK conner
Leo Dalton Alfred Dowd. Charles Dowd,
william Gibbons. Paul Hemmer, JACK
Kenny. Elmer Kidwell. Joseph kirscn
George Kirsch, George Logan, Patrick NC
Lin. carl Mangold Robert Nelts. Thomas
Newman. Richard H O'Connor. Robert
Patterson, Michael Shea. Thomas SiefertI
Carl Thnnes. Thomas Weaver. FRANK
Zimmerman.
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HONOR ROLL AT
WASHINGTON is
HEADED BY GIRL
Matilda SparenbIek Leads
Ninety-TWo on List of
Highest Grades.

OF the ninety-two pupils on the
final high honor roll and the 1872 on
the honor roll for the first semester
at Washington high school Matilda
Sparenblek had the highest aver
age with sixteen and one-half honor
points.
Others on the honor rolls were:
Elmer Koch. Lucille Broich. Nina Brit
tain, Marie Drees. Julia Sparenblek. VII
mer Herring, RoSelda Zimmerman. Her
bert Russell, Doris Smith, Alvin Spangler,
Lance, Robert Hof. Mary Meflinger. Mar
jorie Combs, Laura Mae Stephens, Char
l IT, =, aouseE, cathryn Lentz, Harvey
brannt. Sophie Bronnik. zavazna Rapt-
chef, Monteen SHELTON. Robert Copeland,
Frances Gates. FIlomena Charlotte. Cath
erlne ,TWigg, Thelma Williamson and
Edward Cotton, william steckelman,
Mildred MUG Xxi King Anna Marie Mcconnell
Brent Wilson, Isabelle -Snapp. Lucille
Rick. Florence, Beaner, Elvessfe Caudel,
Frederick Lawton, Nancy Baumhofer,
Phillip Dalyrmple Dorothy Swails, Rose
Luzar. Robert MARBLE, ,Freeda. Marvel
dali, David Chapman. Evelyn Gait Maxine
Ballard, Bernice Beckman, Martha Belle
Damon, Evelynne Lewis, Helen Ray.
Precious Geraghty and Dorothy Gilligan.
High Grades Recognized
Imogene Morris. Margaret Morris, Will
ma Hollowell, Virginia Wilson. Murrit
Davis Merrill Patrick, George Lawless.
Dorothy Kriel. Josephine Downs Wilma
Todd, Wilma Miley. Alice Mastenik, James
Steward, Betty Bamford, Margaret Stock
err Anna Lascu, Eugene Whitis, Lois
Struckman, Mary E. Mather. Hazel Englert,
Edith Carter, John Dunn. Betty Kreutzing-
err, Lillian Harding. Dorothy German,
Reba Mayfield, Janith Ramsey. Lena Brent.
Thelma Martin, La Dena Thompson. Ruth
Toms, Laetta Steele, Annette Banner,
Frances Gates, Lena Belle Anderson.
Others Given Places
Esther Vielheber. Lima Browdius. Harold
Trostle, Geraldine Kelley Mildred Kersh-
ner, Eugene Heicken, Dorothy Hoover
Leila Neaville. John Nermeyer. Harry
Greeley. John C. Jones' Mildred MorroS
Mildred Neavile. Frances Radez. Elenors
Martin, Charles Rupert. Freeda Brill
Eugene Leak, Mary Lou Powers, Joe earn
wall, Janet Ernst Mary Jean Fairchild
Maurice Fowler, Frank Cassell. Mildred
Poland Frances Ayres, Frances Feather
ingell, Mary Vertanik. Lorene Davis Don
aid Dean Ralph Saunders. Ray Wheeler
Monica Padgett. Margaret King. Mildred
Kinley. Kathryn Harlan, Margart Halfaker
Sam Mccormick Dorothy Matilich. David
Mears. Lottie Mehaffey. Kenneth Oliver
Jack Wilson and Emma Robinson.
Earn Required Points
Helen Schwartz, Charles Schwartz Eva
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STAFF SELECTED FOR
MANUAL SCHOOL PAPER
First Issue of the Booster to Be
Ready Feb. 16.

New appointments to the editorial
staff of the Booster, weekly publ
cation Of Manual high school, have
been announced. Clara Poggemeyer,
a June senior, is editor n-chief.
Lucille Davis is associate editor. The
staff is sponsored by Miss Elizabeth
Hodges of the faculty. The first
issue will appear Friday, Feb. 16.
Other positions on the staff have
been filled as follows:
News editor, Jessie Levin; feature
editor. Virginia Russell; feature
writer's, Lucille Davis and Samuel
Gordon; art editors, Alberta Well
man and Richard Hill: sports editor,
David King; sports writer's, Harry
Miedema, Edward RoeSsler and Will
bur Baker; exchanges, RoSeann Fo-
garty: jokes. Richard HaSSe; PROOF
reader, Norma Hall; reporters, Mary
Ellen Billiard, Freda Brill, Harry
EintSandig. Richard HaSse and Rob-
ert Crouch; typists, Vivian Cox,
Margaret Volz and Gertrude Win
kelhaus.
Miss Helen A. Haynes, sponsor Of
the business staff, will make ap-
pointments within the next week,
when the campaign for this semes-
ter'S subscriptions will be started.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-01
Personnel Selected for
Shortridge Daily Echo

Hudgins have been named CO.
editors of Wednesdays Echo by Miss
Margaret Montgomery, faculty spon-
Sor. Barbara Jeanne Johnson will
handle the editorial page and Mar
garet Paul will edit the third page.
Other members of the staff are
Byron BeaSley and Mary Hinkle,
sports writer's; Rachael Feible-
man, Jack Curry, Gordon Messing,
Ralph Bryant, Joe Cavanaugh, Jean
Lou Foley, Betty Beasley, Harold
Fleig. Harriet Jane Holmes, Elnore
Hopwood, Bernice Kaplan, Mary
McLane, Bill McWorkman, Mary
Lou Over, Richard Stradling and
Ruth zitzlaT.
Betty Jane Whit and Creath
Smiley Jr., seniors, have been ap-
pointed co-editors of Thursdays
edition by John R. Kuebler, faculty
sponsor. Virginia Carson and Mar
tina Norman will edit the editorial
page and David Falendar and Betty
Weier are third page co-editors.
Other members of the reportorial
staff are Janet Meditch, copy and
headline editor; George Olive and
Sidney Netzorg. sports; Nancy Soc
well, Martha Halton, Betty Whit
aker, Jean Bannister, Marianne
Cummings, Dorothy Jane Reed,
Phoebe Jacobs, Dan Taylor, Caro-
Ign Hewitt, Gordon Jacobs Vir-
GINA Wheeler, Virginia Burford,
Jean Knowlton and May Jewell
Long.
Ruth Cronk, senior, has been ap-
pointed editor of Fridays edition of
the Shortridge Daily Echo by Miss
Hope Bedford, faculty sponsor.
Aloyse Bottenwiser will edit the
editorial page. Tom Garland and
Chloris Bell will continue to have
charge of the third page. Other
members of the staff are: Charlotte
Cox, city editor; Stuart Williams,
headline editor; Carter Tharp,
sports; Helen Zivien, Elizabeth
Myers, Jane Garlan, Rosalind Bar
row, Ballard Smith, Jeanette Nc
Elroy, Helen Chappell, Jimmy Levy,
Marjorie Pyke and Betty Finch.
The Echo is published every school
day in the Shortridge print shop
under the direction of Harold Irby.
All stats are composed of pupils
interested in journalism.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-01
MOTHERS TO GIVE
PARTY AS BENEFIT
Cathedral Group Sponsors
Games and Food Sale.

Cathedral High School Mothers
Club will give a card party and food
sale Wednesday at the school audi
torium, for the benefit of the school
fund. Mrs. Gertrude Miller is gen.
eral chairman and Mrs. Joseph
Conley, chairman of ticket sales.
They will be assisted by Mesdames
Wilbur Finch, John Murphy, Marie
Mccoy, Michael Werner, Edward
Brennan, Charles Dowd, John Fitz-
patrick Frank Boupre, Henry VOL
fla, Arthur Mesarin, John Binder,
Omer Anderson, John Quinn,
Charles Fisher, Hugh Quill. Edward
Cantwen and John Nelan.
The food chairman, Mrs. Bernard
Wulle, will be assisted by MeSdameS
Leo Wurtz V. NJ. Concannon,
Claude Rockford, Cecil McConahay,
Patrick O'Conner, George McDon-
nell, Mace Goldecker, Clifford
Sweeney. j. O'Neal and John Nelan
Mrs. Thomas Gillespie and Mrs.
William Fox will be in charge OF
card prizes.
Mrs. @. R. CruZon, bridge chair
man, will be assisted zy MeSdames
Addison Cottinghan, Thomas Court
ney Bert Derry, F. j. Delaney, Leo
Henfelbarn, Leland Merrill. w. F.
Koss and Louis Kirsch.
For the 500 games, Mrs. M. H
Walpole will be chairman, assisted
by Mesdames F. j. Beaupre, T. G.
Brown, Emil Kernel, Ray McManus,
Herman Smith, Leo WEIGH and T. E.
Wolf.
Euchre chairman is Mrs. Thomas
Carson aided by MeSdames Harry
Binder, David Conner, Edward Dux,
John Feeney and j. v. Wyss.
Pinochle will be in charge of Mes
danes A. J. Lauck, w. Keller and
H. A. Wachtel.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-01
MAY FESTIVAL
OF MUSIC SET
Jordan Conservatory Will
Present Programs on
Four Dates.

Officials of the Arthur Jordan Con-
Servatory of Music have announced
plans for May music festival which
will include as participants practi-
cally all of the 600 pupils enrolled
in the institution. The festival will
be presented on May 9, 10, II and 10,
with Max T. Krone, director Of the
school, in general charge.
DonizettiS famous opera, Don
Pasquale," will be given on May 9
and 10 in Caleb Mills hall. Two
casts will sing the opera. Rehearsals
have already begun under the di-
rection Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Won Kreisler Of Cincinnati, O., who
have been added to the conserva-
tory staff to supervise the produc-
ton.
Students in the dramatic art de-
partment will present Midsummer
Nights Dream" by William Shakes
peare, on the evening of May II as
the second feature of the festival.
Miss Frances Beik, head of the de-
PetA bAAACAASs Will QA4 GU NAAC AA ana. OAAO
will be assisted by Miss Harriet
Smith, dancing instructor, who is
preparing a ballet for the drama.
The final feature of the festival
will be a program by the conserva-
tory symphony in Caleb Mills hall
on May 10. Hugh McGibney, con-
ductor Of the orchestra, will be on
the podium. Assisting the orches-
ira will be the conservatory string
quartet, the conservatory woodwind
quartet and the conservatory brass
quartet. Respective directors of the
three quartetS will be Thomas Pog-
giani, Ernest H. AIichaels and r.
Bernard Fitzgerald.
This will be the first annual May
festival to be presented by the con-
Mr.. Krone has expressed
the hope that the festival will be-
come a traditional event.
The entire four-day program will
be open to the public.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-01
ST. AGNES ACADEMY
GIRLS WIN HONORS
High Grades Achieved by
ThirtY-Eiqht Pupils.

Thirty-eight girls achieved mid
year scholastic honors at st. Agnes
academy. They are:
Highest Honors twelve points)-Betty
Humphrey. Clare Quinn, Geraldine Nose
barger, Regina Engelhart. Thelma Klotz,
Barbara Sherrin, Dolores Stahl Betty
Early and Frances Schultheis.
Second Honors eight points, Rosemary
Delaney. Dorothy Toolin, Emma Lou
Bachelor. Jane Flaherty. Mary Catherine
Bowman. Helen Conner Catherine Fitz-
patrick. Mary Frances Engle Marguerite
Bernatz, Mary Schneider. Margaret Gavin.
Mary josephine Maher. Mary Jeanne
KILLER. Louise O'Hara, jeanne Hall Mary
Wichman. June ellison. Mary Rita Maze
lin. Marjorie Engle Janet Irvine. Mary
Marshall, Frances Laudick, Orilda Brill
hart. Evelyn Harmon, Anna Marie Rice
and Constance Sanborn.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-01
PAGEANT is SCHEDULED
School So Parent Teacher Group to
Honor Past Presidents.

Officers of the Parent-Teacher
Association of School 81. Tenth and
Wallace streets. will present a pag-
cant in honor of the past presidents
Of the organization at celebration
Of the twenty-fifth anniversary of
the association. at 1880 Wednesday.
Feb. II.
The annual hobby" fair, a fea-
ture OF school activity, will be held
from 9 70 4 Saturday. Feb. II.
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Sanford. Mary Sebanc Carl Inflow. Edith
Brown, Thelma Burgess, Leo Goblin, Thel-
ma Barron. Virginia Fox. Elnora Snapp,
Donald Wright, Norma Farnsworth, Mamie
Blacker, Clifford Hart Benjamin Otis Rus
sell. Jean Lentz. Mildred Flake. George
Powers, Catherine Casey. Helen Walker.
Marjorie Shelley. Doris Edwards. James
Jacket, Martha Van Talge, Elizabeth
Bohlinger. Lenora Stewart. Thomas Cros-
ley. La Verne Mcintyre. Jeanne Berning,
Lewis Billings. Winifred Padgett. Simon
Brill and Hazel Chapman.
Receive Honor Listing
Stella VALIANT, Norma UpddIsei F RTth
Kord, Bonnie Neumeyer, Arthur Hicks.
Herschel Kelley Earl Hof, Gordon Mather
Robert Mather, James Hardin, Delmar VIII
son. Carl Overlook Eunice Grimes, Mary
" Harrison, Mary Liebenderfer. Earl Otto
Marjorie Randolph, Wayland Roberts. Sara
Brown, Sophie somrak, Mike Stsnich
Willis StearnS Geneva Miller. Basil Mont
gomery, katherine Cox, Phippip Shumaker,
Anna sinkO Evelyn So ario4i1 R Ri9iet
Irma Smith, Ida 10 Vance, Alice Walker,
Russell wilkins. Mary Miller Helen Perko.
Willadene Viellieber. Anna Ayres, Vivian
Skaggs and Marjorie Cassidy.
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WASHINGTON FRESHMAN
GROUP TO HEAR PASTOR
Speaker for Auditorium Program 30
Be the Rev. Roland Dove.

"The Second Mile" will be the
subject OF q talk 10 be given by
the Rev. Roland Dove, pastor Of the
West Morris Street NJ. E. church,
at the Washington high school ex-
ercises for the ESQ entering fresh
men Monday afternoon in the school
auditorium.
Walter Gingery, principal. will
deliver the welcome address, and
special music viii be provided by
Gilbert MerShon and Donald Dean.
under the direction Of Miss Eta
Scherf.
A hospitality committee for fresh
men is composed OF the following
members Of the senior class:
Mary Ellwanger. Helen Greeley.
Martha Jones, Alma Kanalac, Joan
Mcleod. Mildred Neaville. Sophia
Somrak. zaVazda Raptcheff. Alice
Walker, Matilda Sparenblek. Simon
Brill. Arthur Hicks, Elmer Koch,
Ralph Saunders, Hayden Rahm.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-01

activities Cathedral high school the
institutions band Its members as shown above are:
cleft rghD-Adrian Scott, John OBrien John
Robert eastman William
Phegger, Edward Schmidt Norbert
Robert Neis Edward Murphy and Robert
Nangod
Glover John Heuter William Schlng, Ma
Rockford
George Smith, Norbert McAtee ONIahoney
Fred Kemeyer and George Marter.
Third RowJohn Quill Harold Woirwaye John Refs, Forrest
Charles Fox Robertson Brother Damien
director Brother Virgil Francis c. S. C, director
McConahay, Edward RathZ
Robert Nelson Harris and John
Cregor
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-01
TIPPING TROPHY ARRIVES
Three Broad Ripple Pupils Win in
State Contest.

Six months after winning first
honors in a state contest, the tipping
department of Broad Ripple high
school has received a twelve-inch
silver loving cup which it should
have received last June.
Through mistake in calculation,
Bedford high school was given the
trophy. and a long delay in delivery
Of the cup followed.
Members of the winning team
were Helen Carrier, Ruthmarie
Harnill and Wilma Bracket. They
were instructed by Miss Winifred
West, head of the school commercial
department.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-01
MANUAL GROUP ELECTS
Doris Walden Is President of Man.
ual GIee Club.

Doris Walden was elected presi-
dent OF the Girls Glee Club at Man
ual high school recently. Other Of
ficers are Louise Bourgonne, vice.
president; Dorothy Cross, secretary;
Esther Koch, treasurer; Helen HUI
Der, historian. and Alma Foster,
Sergeant-at- arms. Miss Isabelle
Mosman is director of the group
and Miss Myla Hermann is accom-
PIANIST.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-01
JOURNALISM ADDED AT
BROAD RIPPLE SCHOOL
Class Reorganized After Being Out
of Course for Year.

The journalism class of Broad
Ripple high school has been reor-
ganized this semester after being
absent for year from the schools
curriculum. The class, directed by
Miss Ruth Carter of the English
department, will be in charge of the
school paper, The Riparian, and
will edit the year book.
Members of the class are Martha
Jane Fromm, Gladys Scott, Mary
Jane Hoffmeyer, Jean Sheard, Ona
Nell Butler, John Barnett, Cameron
Graham, Farietta Devault, Julia
Heaton, Ralph Helms, Dorothy
Golden, Mary Alley, Dorothy Stein
meyer, Janet Sutherland, Marjorie
Davis, Dorence Smith, John Bowen,
Fred Sampsell. Paul Fisher, Norman
Kelly, Katherine Matzke, John Yelv-
ington and Charles Herrin.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-01
Credit Union Elects

Miss Flora Will, teacher of Eng
lish and history at Broad Ripple
high school, wasN elected president
of the indianapolis Teachers Credit
Union for the year 1884 at the last
meeting of the organization.
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CONTINUE SCHOOL WORK
Priests Continue Religious Efforts of
Late Bishop Chartrand.

To replace religious instruction
given by the late Bishop Chartrand
at Cathedral high school, priests
from various parishes will visit the
school each Friday and conduct q
class illustrating and explaining
religious problems.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-01
Staff Appointments for
Tech Cannon Announced

Sengenberger, sponsor; Werner
Monninger, business manager, and
George R. Barrett, printing.
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Top Ten Announced

Members Of the honorable men
ton roll for the freshman Top Ten
are:
Damon Lewis. Lester Under. Una Basker-
Vile. Paula Jane Mathis. Emily Mccain.
Margaret Marshall. Leila Miller. Dorothea
Lucas. Mary Louise Leim, Frances Larrair.
Stephen TiSon. Wilbur Never. ROY Mills.
Mildred Moon, Mildred OStermeier. Pauline
Mitchell. Ruth Gran. Catherine Mascara;
Jearuldene Nicely. Louise Nelson, RAYMOND
Cooney. Alice Westra, Marie Pauly. Dorothy
NcNeely. Mary Craizmule. DeLoris Swo-
boda GLADYS Ratcliff. Edward Rugenstein.
Joseph Sexon Frieds StainbrOok. Helen
Rupkey. RoSelyn Sanders. Jevevie SIM
mons. HortenSe Ruth. Mary schneider.
Henrietta Schwartz. Alberta Royalty.
Dorotha Shane. Louise Schanzel, Betty
Vitz. Hollis Browning and Lena Waiss.
other Freshmen Winners
Elsie Suffer. Betty Valeske. Dorothy
Walters Virginia Fox. Rosa Jane Miller,
EStella Whitaker. Ruby Wininger. ROLAND
Beckham. Velma Alexander. Fema Aloean.
Gertrude Bermen. EVELYN AyreS. Charles
Berger Helen Ann Cchn. Helen kerkhot.
Nema Browning Paul Eggert Barbara
FritSche. Mildred Grim. Lenore Eisenbarth.
Hugh Berry and Verne Arnett.
Dorothea GRADER. Belle Goldstein. Viz
ginia Overman. June Grady. Geneva Flan-
airy. Mary Gershanod. Elizabeth Felske.
Harvey. Dorothy Hier. Hazel HencrickSon.
Margie Harms Loretta Herncon. Anna Mae
Hayden. Auoris Eildebrano, Mary H
Brown. Jack KiStner. Thelna Green.
Mary Q. Jollif. Thelma Keith and Abe
Left
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-01

One hundred and Seventy-eight
honor pupils of Washington high
school have been appointed uShers
for the spring semester. They are: