The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-01
ANNUAL AWARDS
DAY OBSERVED
AT SHORTRIDGE
Scholarships and Prizes
Presented at School
Celebration.

at HERON ATC SCI1OO1 dI1Q DuC1CA
university, to Evelyn King, "a; ap-
pointment to Annapolis naval acad-
envy, to Robert Spraul, '33; 5000
scholarship to Rockford college, to
Grace Hubbard, "a; $4,000 DIN
scholarship to Wesleyan university,
Middletown, Conn.,, Henry Fauvre,
"a; Lucius 3. Swift history depart
ment award, to Charles Snider; $3.50
Alpheus Snow award, to Gordon
Messing; University of Southern
California tuition scholarship, to
AloySe Bottenwise, '34.
Poster Awards Made
Shortridge winners in the Indiana
University extension division state
poster contest were Martha Egger,
second, Robert Smay, third, and
Helen Lehman, honorable mention.
Winners in the Echo cover con-
test for the Christian Echo were
Meredith Westerfield, first; Rose
mary Buddenbaum, second, and Ar
thur Barrett, third.
In the Indiana Federation Of Arts
Clubs contest, the prize for the best
made mask and costume represent
ing MINISTER'S Mother went to
Elizabeth Roesner, and the prize for
the most unique ''Topsy," to Edythe
Dale.
Purdue Prizes Listed
In the tenth annual scholastic
awards contest, Rudy Makela re-
ceived fourth in mechanical drawing.
Elliott Scales was awarded a place
in the annual high school art exhi-
bition in the fine arts galleries,
Carnegie institute, Pittsburgh.
Purdue university awards include:
Mechanical drawing, Harry Zintel,
Alfred Porteus and Joe Miner, Sec
ond place, and Joe Inman and Rudy
Makela, third; architectural draw
ing, William Wright, Elliott Scales
and Rudy Makela, first place; Paul
Lipps and Jerome Vonderheide, Sec
ond place, and Robert King, third
place.
School Given Flag
An American flag was presented
to the school as result Of Dorothy
Brooks winning the patriotic essay
contest of the indianapolis chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton.
The Franklin S. Hoyle award of
volume of literary biography went
to Caroline H. Rehm.
Awards to the girls affirmative
team that debated Wiley high school
at Terre Haute were Aline Bailey
and Rosemary GLADDEN., pins, anG
Jean Knowlton, guard; negative
team that debated Wiley here, Mary
Roland and Marjorie Newman, pin,
and Eleanor Firth, guard.
Boy Debaters HonOred
Awards to the boys Affirmative
team that debated Louisville Male
high school here, were Foster Clip
/ pinger and Gordon Messing, pin,
and Robert Marks, guard; negative
team that debated Walnut Hills
high school at Cincinnati, David
Falender and Gordon Jacobs, pin,
and William Koehne, guard.
Several prizes were awarded in the
shorthand classes. In shorthand
pins were awarded Katherin Neat.
Edith Russell, Jane Shideler and
Mary Whitman, for the 120-word
test.
Virginia Carson received a pin in
Shorthand III test, and Blanche
Buckles received a pin for writing
the best paper in her class.
School Letters Awarded
Alliance Franchise medal for pro-
f1ciency in French went to Gordon
Messing.
Shortridge rs" awards were re-
ceived by:
Football-Captain Robert Faris,
John Westfall, Ross Cato, Charles
Fuller, James Cant, Merrill Hamil-
ton, William Stewart, Ben Calender,
Bruce Atkinson, George MacLucaS,
Dean Hoatson, Portwood Albeit,
Jack Brown, Virgil Baldwin, Vernon
Perdew and George Johnson.
Basketball-Captain Jack Berns,
Jack Stevenson, William Merrill,
John Hobson, Robert Bryant, John
and George Kolb.
Track-Captain Robert Bryant,
Jack Brown, James Simmons, Roll
land Fraser, William Pack, Eric
Wadleigh, Bruce Atkinson and Don
Piel.
Jack Burns received the DR.. George
Underwood cup for the most val
liable varsity basketball player, the
reserve cup going to Richard Muel-
Ter.
Legion Medal Donated
Ralph M. Burns received the Osric
Mills Watkins post, American Lee
gion, medal for the outstanding
scholar and athlete of the gradual
ing class.
SHS sweaters were awarded to the
following girl athletes: Mary Alice
Shively, Marjorie zechiel, Lola Len
nox, Helen Lee Smith, Betty Schis-
sci, Martha Morrison, Helen Marie
Shea, Dorothy Lackey, Mary E.
Hayes, Marguerite Wilcox, Margaret
Fisher, Marguerite White, Carol
Langfitt, Carleen Becker, Dorothy
Mckinney and Mauvis johnson.
Shortridge band awards of senior
sweaters for six semesters of high
standard work went to Portwood Alb
bett, Thomas Bolton, William Boyle,
James Clark, Ray Culley, Don Dill
Ion, Robert FariS, Charles Haug,
Fred Jacobs, Robert Lambertus, Rob-
sert Mas, Lloyd Martin, Charles Nc
Cotter, Kenneth Roberts, Eugene
Frederick, Quincy Smith and Richard
,VoyleS.
Band Wins
The Shortridge band received the
cup for the best band in the opening
baseball day parade.
Orchestra pins awarded included:
Gold-Max Dunlevy, Sophia Gerson,
Robert Haase, Mary Frances Hat
field, Charles Haug, Grace Hubbard,
Lucille Larimore, Anna Mae Miller,
June Elizabeth Miller, Sidney Net
zorg, Marie Pennington, Howard
Reynolds, Alice Vetter, Howard Wal
ter and Harriet Jean Wright.
Silver-Alice Earl, Silvia Forman,
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