The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-07
MANUAL HONOR
PUPILS RECEIVE
MANY AWARDS
Scholarships, Trophies Are
Distributed at Annual
Exercises.

/ HOIlOES NeIe COillSIIeu upon rank
ing Manual Training High School
pupils during two sessions yesterday
in the school auditorium E. H.
Kemper McComb, school principal.
presided at the exercises and pre-
sented the awards.
Those in the Senior High School
who received Top Ten bronze pins
! for highest ranking in scholarship
this semester we're: Harry Elm
standig. Charles Goebel, Robert
Mathews, Angelo Angelopolous.
Robert Hail. Charles Johnston.
Oscar Segal, William Doherty, Alva
Stoneburner, Thomas Oman, Rob-
/ ert Speaker, Isadore Camhi, Her
schel Kopp, Frederick Raker, Harold
Brill, Sam Hyman. Edward Reeves,
John Amt, Charles Brouhard, DON
aid Emery. Edmond Phillips, Max
Stein, Alma De Baum, Roseann
Fogarty, Caroline Patnick, DeloriS
Rahm, Frances Snoddy. Helen
Blakely, Menka Guleff. Ruth Hall.
Leah Krasno. Jennie Croas, Rosa
Jane Miller, Genevieve Stumpf,
Wilma Wellman, Rose Ellen Berndt,
Hollis Browning, Margaret Postma,
Ida Mae Wilson, Freda Brill,
Mildred Grossman, Sophie Camphi,
Marjorie Howard and Geraldine
Gilliat.
Pins Awarded
Four seniors received the gold
Top Ten pin given to the graduating
class members who have attained
eight bronze Top Ten pins during
the four-year high school course.
They were Harry Einstandig,
Charles Goebel, Roseann Fogarty
and Freda Brill
John H. Holiday Jr. schol-
arships were awarded to Frances
Snoddy, Roseann Fogarty, Charles
Goebel, Marie KuntZ, Arthur Lind
gren and Max Harris.
Other scholarships also were
awarded to the following seniors:
Butler School of Education, Gertrude
Oertel and Marguerite Johnson;
Indiana Central, Frances Snoddy
and Charlotte Wallace; Pettis SchOl-
arships, Indiana University. Harry
EinStandig, and Butler, Marjorie
Howard. The Evelyn West Scholar
ship, awarded to pupil who has
been graduated from School 80 and
Manual and has excelled in the sub
jectS of history, art, music and
Horticulture, was won by Edmond
Phillips, who will go to De Paw.
Others HonOred
Miscellaneous awards were TheI-
ma Griffin and Mildred Grossman,
art work chosen for the National
Art Exhibition at Carnegie Insti-
tute in Pittsburgh, Pa, who received
scholarships.
Wesley Brown won the Gorgas
medal for taking first place in the
contest at Manual.
Points in gym work determined
winners of the FTenzel medals.
Those to receive these medals at the
exercises were Thomas Nicholas,
Alva Stoneburner, John Bowman,
Romanius Alvey and James Davis.
Honorable mention was given to
Armon Delcoy, Sol Crash and
James Lyons.
Paul Jolliff received the Roines
alumni medal which is given to the
senior athlete standing highest in
scholarship, conduct, school spirit
and participation.
Herbert Schwoneyer received the
award which is given to a junior and
the sophomore award went to Alva
Stoneburner.
The June 20 medal, which is given
every year to the senior standing
highest in scholarship Of any stu
dent in the graduating class was
presented to Frances Snoddy.
Wins Dyer Medal
The Dyer medal was awarded to
Walter Presecan for his mental at
titude during his athletic career.
Russell Burger. annual tennis tour
nament winner, will have his name
engraved on the Martin MengeS ten
mis- trophy presented by two Manual
graduates.
A pearl-set Masonic pin given by
the Masonic Club, girls honorary
organization, to the student with
the greatest willingness and eff
cheney in performance Of Masoma
duties, was awarded Frances Snoddy.
William Doherty won the Lucius
B. Swift award for writing the win
ming essay on a subject suggested
by study Of Lucius B. Swift.
The English reading list prize
was won by Irene Harden for read
ing greatest number of books durs
ing her four years at high school,
The Vandaworker short story con~
test winners we're Hilda Roth, f1rsts
Sam Oslos, second, and Jack Kist-
ner, third.
The best essay at Manual In the
D. A. r. essay contest sponsored
by the Caroline Scott Harrison
chapter was written by Helen
Wheeler, who won silver medal.
The Federal Housing Administers
ton essay contest was won by San1s
uel Gordon and Myrtle Roudebushs
first and third, respectively.