Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 August 2002 — Page 9

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Staff Report With the opening of Planner House Charter School rapidly approaching, the Planner House facility is getting a facelift as volunteers are giving the classrooms a fresh coat of paint and some much needed sprucing up for the coming school year. Cynthia Diamond, executive director of Planner House, said, “I can’t believe that opening day is only a month away— Tuesday Sept. 3 We fire looking forward to seeing the parents and new students.” Interested parents may pick up and/or fill out their applications at Planner House, 2424 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. St.

Community volunteers left to right Bill Petty, All Hassan, Kermit Williams, Tony Carr Sr., Tony Carr Jr., Kevin Golnas, Hoyt Diamond, Antoine Odham, Dennis Pullen, Steve Diamond, David Owens and Derrick Jones help to make the coming school year a pleasurable one for the new students of the Planner House Charter School by giving the facility a new coat of paint and sprucing up the school rooms in anticipation of the schools opening on Sept. 3. (photo/J. Buntin)

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Southeast in New Albany. Pacers Foundation is dedicated to ships. • Ryan Neal from Indianapolis, inspiring and motivating youth to

Neal graduated from Park Tudor become involved in community ac- To request an application for High School and will attend tivities, take their education seri- the Pacers Foundation TeamUp Swarthmore College in 0 usly, set personal goals, visualize Scholarship Presented by Miller Swarthmore, Pa. their dreams and take responsibility Ute, qontact the Pacers Founda- • Laurie Padgett from Kokomo, for their own lives and neighbor- tion at (317) 917-2864 or Padgett graduated from Northwest- hoods. By drawing on the visibility. Foundation @ Pacers, com.

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Class of *92 reunion The Arsenal Technical High School class of 1992 will host its 10-year reunion activities Aug. 23 - 24. A Tech Family Fun Day will kick-off the reunion weekend. It will be held at Sahm’s Park in the Corporate Pavilion from 4-8 p.m. Refreshments will be provided. On Aug. 24, at 6 p.m.,. the class of 1992 reunion will be at the Indiana State Fairgrounds in the Farm Bureau Building. The casual dress reunion will include a buffet dinner and a cash bar. The cost for a single ticket is $20; $30 for couples. Checks should be made out to: ATHS Class of 1992, do PO Box 53947, Indianapolis, IN 462530947. Updated contact information can be e-mailed to [email protected]. For more information, contact Angela Holmes at (317) 388-8133 or toll free at 866-388-8135. WHY! fall college tour WHY! (We’re Helping Youth! Inc.) and R.E. Patrick & Associates will present an autumn break college tour, scheduled from Thursday, Oct. 24 to Saturday Oct. 26. Tours of Historically Black Colleges and Universities include campus

awareness, exposure to students and university faculty, financial aid counseling, and admissions counseling. Institutions that will be visited include Kentucky State University, Tennessee State Ufiiversity, Morris Brown College, Clark Atlanta University, Spelman College and Morehouse College. The cost of the tour is $215, and must be paid in full by Sept. 5. For additional information, call (317) 923-4581 ext. 235, or leave a voicemail at (317) 3354192. Honor for local resident Brittany Joy Turner of Carmel was named to the dean’s list for the spring 2002 semester at Johns Hopkins University. To be selected for this honor, a student must earn a grade point average of 3.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale. Turner is the daughter of Debra and Stephen Turner and attended Carmel High School. Turner graduated in May 2002 with a double major in political science and anthropology receiving general honors. Foundation will give away supplies The TM Youth Foundation will host a community “Back 2 School Bash” Aug. 16, from 7-9 p.m. at the Turning Point Family Worship Center parking lot, 4501 Post Road. This festival will be a school supply and clothing giveaway. Everyone is invited. Supplies are for the students, but everyone can enjoy the food, fon, music and fellowship. For more information, call (317) 898-4420.

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