Cadets of Tech to Visit Training Camp
Forty eight Arsenal Technical high school cadets apply for Citizens Military Training camp this summer. Marion county limits 105 applicants. Tech likely to provide about half. Two Tech cadets Grant Hyland and Max Wells won airplane titles for securing three applications. Officers named for Junior Rifle Association at Tech include William Manning president and Grant Hyland executive officer. Camp advantages presented at Washington high school. Major Thomas E. Cathro tested cadet officers in five city units to identify most efficient. Shortridge unit plans medal award for top officer and private to boost R O T C interest.
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Arsenal Technical High School
Citizens
Tech R. O. T. C
Marion County
Tech
Grant Hyland
Max Wells
Junior Rifle Association
William Manning
Edgar Peters
Theron Reed
Edward Springer
Washington High School
Eugene Lewis
Washington
Virginia Miller
Thomas E. Cathro
Shortridge R. O. T. C
Shortridge
Officers’ Club
Tech celebrates Supreme Court Day at Arsenal grounds
Arsenal grounds at Indianapolis hosted a public inspection as Technical High School observed the fourteenth annual Supreme Day. Congress had appropriated the seventy six acre tract in 1862 for an army arsenal and the site became Tech’s main building in 1912 with Technical schools opening there.
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Technical High School
Supreme Court
Arsenal Technical Grounds
Congress
Michigan
East Tenth Streets
United States Army
Arsenal
Cerse
Indianapolis
Annual Art Exhibit at Shortridge May 26 to June 1
Shortridge School hosts its annual art exhibit in the Selleck memorial gallery from May 26 to June 1 under the art department. Open daily 1 to 5 pm. Works from Shortridge classes featured. Faculty in charge include Miss Carolyn Ashbrook, Mrs Janet Bowles, Miss Essie Long, Mrs Ruth Weber Mann, Miss Jane Messick, Miss Marie Todd, and Theodore Van Voorhees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shortridge
Selleck Memorial Gallery
Carolyn Ashbrook
Janet Bowles
Essie Long
Ruth Weber Mann
Jane Messick
Marie Todd
Theodore van Voorhees
Washington Girl Reserve welcomes new members at high school
Marshall Smith reports that Girl Reserve rings were presented to Eulajah Wise Virginia Miller Maryland Bay and Sarah Bade at Washington high school Thursday. New members of the Washington Civic Quest Club include Louise Farmer Opal Nance Robert Jacobs Mary E Jameson Virginia Roth Ruth Fitzwater Lillie King Doris Wilson Blanche Shelby Marshall Smith and Lyla Fullen. Virginia Miller is elected president of the Inner Club council Girl Reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Smith
Eulajah Wise
Virginia Miller
Maryland Bay
Sarah Bade
Washington High School
Washington Civic Quest Club
Louise Farmer
Opal Nance
Robert Jacobs
Mary E. Jameson
Virginia Roth
Ruth Fitzwater
Lillie King
Doris Wilson
Blanche Shelby
Lyla Fullen
Girl Reserves
Sloan School Orchestra to Make Concert Debut
Several hundred pupils of Sloan School 55 entertained parents with a gym exhibition at 1675 Sheldon Street on Wednesday. First graders rode Mother Goose games while older pupils performed a flag drill and Indian club drills. North American Gymnastic Union staff assisted under Miss Mabel McHugh.
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Sheldon Street
North American Gymnastic Union
Mabel McHugh
Helen Beck
Jessie Dyar
Teresa Glockling
Edna Collins
Addie Rosberg
Marjorie Champe
Alice Duthie
Helen Hoffmeyer
Bright Idea Collection At School 46 Sparks pupil interest
Pupils of School 46 adopt the Bright Idea Collection plan inviting each student to bring items from daily reading and walks that inspire them. The growing loan collection already includes magazine articles and other materials for study.
Masefield Named England's Poet Laureate At Last
Edna Levey notes John Masefield's appointment as poet laureate succeeding Robert Bridges. Highlights include his life from Greenwich Village garret to Boar's Hill, his sea inspired verse, notable works such as The Everlasting Mercy and The Tragedy of Nan, and acall for teachers and students to explore his writings in the library.
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John Masefield
England
Robert Bridges
Ben Jonson
Charles I
Jonson
Masefield
New York
Greenwich Village
Jefferson Market
Boar's Hill
Oxford
Judith
Nan
Monument to Quanah Parker Dedicated at Post Oak Mission
A granite monument honors Quanah Parker last chief of the Comanches. A seventeen foot shaft marks his grave beside the Wichita Mountains in a small Indian cemetery. Dedicatory plans accompany the federal appropriation funding the monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prene Post Oak Mission
Okla
Wichita Mountains
Quanah Parker
Commanches
Little Indian Cemetery
George W Sloan School Orchestra Debuts Tonight
The George W Sloan school orchestra makes its first concert at the school auditorium Thirtieth and Rader streets with 25 pupils, aided by a $200 PTA instrument grant. Thomas Wright solos, Marjorie Ferree with Alan Koup trumpet, Lucille Larimore concert mistress, and a full ensemble of strings winds and percussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Sloan
Thirtieth
Rader Streets
Parent-Teacher Association
Thomas Wright
Marjorie Ferree
Alan Koup
Lucille Larimore
Chicks Hatch En Route on Continental Flight
United Press report from Croydon England notes several chicks hatched during a flight from the continent on an air freighter delivering incubator eggs to Croydon airdrome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Croydon
England
School Open House At Sterling Street School 33
The annual spring open house at School 33 on Sterling Street tonight features displays from about 700 pupils. Miss Adda Wyrick directs the event with the building open from 7 30 to 10, showcasing projects across eighteen rooms including a character building exhibit with castles and knights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Street
Adda Wyrick
Miss Wyrick
Turkey Run Booster Trip From Hoosier Club
The Hoosier Motor Club suggests Turkey Run state park as a weekend motor trip, describing 285 acres of virgin timber and Sugar Creek gorges as a window to Indiana before white settlement. Route: west on Washington, Road 36 to Rockville, north on US 41 twelve miles to Road 47, east on 47 to Turkey Run. 72 miles total with paving except for the Danville to Rockville segment.
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Turkey Run
Hoosier Motor Club
Sugar Creek
Indiana
Washington Street
Rockville
Danville
Award Honors 91 Pupils at School 46
School 46 on Miller and Reisner streets honors ninety one pupils for scholarship in April. Special honors go to twenty seven students on the honor roll since January 21. Names include Herman Goode and many others among 36 girls and 28 boys, with long lists of boys and girls on the honor roll.
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Miller and
Reisner Streets
Grace A. Granger
Herman Goode
Roberta Atkinson
la Vetta Adamson
Dorothy Asher
Pauline Rolley
Luella Stone
Frances Hawthorne
Maryjane Badger
Allie Muncie
Ruth Hollingsworth
Elizabeth Scott
Margaret Kirk
Martha Lee Sutherland
Marcella Pinnich
Audrey Updike
Arfie Hodge
Hazel Boyd
Genevieve Sanders
Rosemary Carney
Mabel Breedlove
Hazel Smith
Charlotte Houser
Ida Brown
Halcie Kidwell
Elva Wycoff
Clara Kelso
Rebecca Greenwood
Muriel Clapper
Marion Poteet
Harold Oliver
Charles Goerke
William Hodge
William Scaggs
Wayne Jester
Raymond Kruse
Charles Scruggs
Robert Wills
Leon McCoy
Earl Albertson
Robert Smith
Edwin Brothers
la Verne Springer
Loren Adamson
George Blake
Lewis Bridget
Norman Yates
Mary Alice de Mos
Mary Jane Leach
Thelma Gilman
Mildred Roth
Martha Thomas
Grace Dickey
Mary Nelson
Lorelle Atkinson
Helen Sanders
Lulu Jordan
Thelma Hughey
Ida Bolton
Evelyn Harding
Grace Miller
Frolic 10 to entertain 1500 at School 76 affair
About 1500 patrons and friends are expected at School 76 annual frolic on College avenue and Thirtieth street Tuesday. 670 pupils will participate in dances and exercises by the grade departments. Supper will be served and Miss Belle Ramey, principal, has general supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School 76
College Avenue
Thirtieth Street
Belle Ramey
Shortridge Teachers Elect New Public School Board Director
Mrs Sarah Pratt Jenckes of Shortridge mathematics was elected to the Indianapolis Public School Teachers Association board of directors Honor day features gave silver cups to top students Warman Welliver Mildred Grayson and Krystal Kegerreis. Senior girls Diggs and Shaner appear in multiple roles and Otto Stark paintings join the Shortridge art department collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Pratt Jenckes
Indianapolis Public School Teachers Association
Warman Welliver
Mildred Grayson
Krystal Kegerreis
Mary Frances Diggs
James Fankhouser
Curtis Plopper
Otto Stark
Shortridge Art Department
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Robert Parks
Robert, Miller
Stanley Vanietz Jr
James Mertz
Clifford Gheen
Richard Helton
Betty Lawson
Eleanor Lindgren
Marguerite Caldwell
Ruth Abraham
Betty Seay
Mattiebelle McWilliams
Joe Schad
Clyde Hose
Robert Curry
Robert, Reeves
James Fant
Morton Davidson
Mary Brouse
Jane Compton
Edith de Hart
Margaret Albert
Marguerite Day
Dana Williams
Frank Egleston
Victor Boyer
Ched Remy
Frank Jones
Elton Dickinson
Bruce Bennett
Caroline Rehm
Betty Harvey
Josephine van Fleet
Aline Bailey
Jean van Riper
Janet Grimes
Josephine Whitten
Sloan School Orchestra
Edna Levey
Indianapolis Public Library
Commanche
Richard Hesselgrave
Marie Pennington
Alfred Porteous
John Fyfe
Thelma Miller
Martelle van Cleave
Martha Farmer
Irvine Voorhees
Carter Eltzroth
Betty Byrd
Trene Jenkins
Ernestine de Noon
Frances Bratton
Charles Haug
Jack Flowers
Jerry Bunnell
James Clark
Hobart Simpson
Burnis Constable
William Merrill
Robert Lindenberg
Lloyd Neidlinger
Leo Pritchard
Nelle Tyler
Turkey
BY James Stewart
Meyer Efroymson
Herbert Egbert
Edison
Orange
N. J
Marie Shaner
Brookside
Mary Stewart Hanes
Robert Moore
Corliss Maxam
Windsor’s
Stanzie
PENNO
Pennsylvania Mobile
Veedol
Blue Point
Tire and Battery Service
Drexel
Goonsteal Pathfind
Goodyear Spee
Ays Tube
Goodyear
Chevrolet
Ford
Dupont
Warner
Exel
USK
Hornet
Madison
Delaware and
Ray Sts
Delaware OR
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