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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1925

Page

11

Arsenal staff to attend Indiana High School Press meet

Twenty seven Arsenal Cannon staff members and sponsor Miss Ella Sengenberger will attend the fourth annual Indiana High School Press Association convention at Franklin College October 22 to 24. Delegates register Friday morning and attend conferences, with a Friday banquet at 6 p.m. The program includes a faculty breakfast, officer sections, resolutions, and a student ethics code by George Gisler. Representatives are listed for English, mathematics, history, language, science, commerce, home economics, drawing, art, shops, music, physical training, and R O T C cadet officers. Miss Strain spoke on Nature Study Club topics.

Arsenal Ella Sengenberger Indiana High School Press Association Franklin College George Gisler Martha M&laughlin Marion Miller Robert Ryker Richard Fox Rosalind Taylor Mary Mahan Thelma Kinnaman Katherine Gibson Arthur Stevenson Robert Liebhart Vaughn Gayman Shelley Givens Martin Bay Grace Bryan Florence Jones Charles Parks Jennie Strain Bjorn Winger J. C., Edwards H. L. Harshman W. R. Krickenberger Elizabeth Moore S. B. Essig Adele Renard Ruth Stone Sylvester Moore Robert Auble Werner Menninger Edith Berry Eleanor Ament Herbert Traub Julia H. Roberts Jacob L. Jones Russell Sands L. C. Shinn Htc W. E. Dillard

Shortridge H. S. Shorts Highlights Debates and Enrollment

The True Blue Club hosts a party for 100 out of town girls in the gym Friday afternoon with Fae Houston and Mrs Della Thompson supervising. Debates cover coal mines and closed shop policy with teams led by Belle Kaufman and Helen McCoy. negative wins one round. Indiana University Extension head Mary B Orvis spoke to the Fiction Club. Fall enrollment at Shortridge reaches 2,494 with 960 boys and 1,534 girls, up 24 percent and 18 percent respectively from last year.

True Blue Club Belle Kaufman Ruth Lewis Arta Weyant Helen McCoy Valentia Meng Helen Hill Nellie Munson Helen Hyde Mary Alice Sheffel Mary B. Orvis Indiana University Extension Division Extension Shortridge Fiction Club Shortridge

Concrete heals itself says Prof Abrams in Chicago

Prof Duff A Abrams announces that concrete can heal its own cracks. He marked a bridge, photographed it, and a year later found the cracks had closed.

Chicago Duff A. Abrams Abrams

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