Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 January 1938 — Page 31

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BUTLER SENIORS ARE APPOINTED T0 COMMITTEES

Class Day, Ball Assistants Chosen by President; Founders’ Day Feb. 7.

William Olsen, Butler University senior class president, today appointed committees for the class day exercises, senior ball, and other social

functions. Seniors will appear in caps and gowns on Founders’ Day, Feb. 7; Honor Day and Baccalaureate Service, June 12, and Commencement, June 13. Senior ball activities will be under direction of James Stalker. Members of the orchestra committee for | the dance will be Lewis Smith, chairman; Dorothy Shepperd, Mary | Wynne and John Robinson; chap- | erons, Kenneth Speicher, chairman, Mary Evelyn Daniel, Josephine Orr | and John Thurston; publicity, Roger | Hooker and Clay Trusty, decorations, Grace Fairchild, chairman, Frances Luichinger, John Nackenhorst and Rosemary Byrket; tickets, Marjory Zechiel and Frank Cassell, | and programs, Margaret Kendall, | chairman, Jeanne Spencer and | Harry Marshall. | Those on committees for class day exercises are: Program, Betty Giffin, chairman, Eugene Yockey, Andrew Boa, Jean Booth and James T. McCreary: willmaker, Stanley R. Kent; historian, Jean Knowlton, poet, Bonnie Jean McKechnie; prophet, Robert Sorénson; giftorian, | Valentine Williams. Members of the | general social committee are Mar- | jorie Pyke, chairman, Willard Fawcett, Clarence Warren, Lucille Broich, Aline Bailey and Marion | isborough. |

BUILT DEATH CHAIR, | DISAPPROVES USE|

HOUSTON, Tex, Jan. 21 (U. P) ~R. T. Storm, the man who built the Texas Prisons electric chair, | in which 185 felons have died in 14] years, was excused from jury today | because he does not believe in cap- | ital punishment. Mr. Storm was | called with other prospective jurors | in a murder case, Fifteen years ago Mr. Storm was emploved as master mechanic by | the state at Huntsville, where the | prison is located. To him fell the | task of designing and constructing | the electric chair. He now is a construction engineer for an oil company here.

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CORONER TO LECTURE

Times Special | LOGANSPORT, Jan. 21 — Dr.| Frank B. Ramsey, Indianapolis, | Marion County deputy coroner, will speak tonight at the Cass County Medical Society meeting. His sub- | ject will be “Management of Head

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Jimmie Angelopolous and Ruth Morgan have been named editor and assistant editor, respectively, of the Senior Booster, Manual High School yearbook. Both are four-year members of the weekly Booster staff. Miss Morgan now is serving as feature editor and Mr. Angelopolous as sports editor.

MRS. KATE B. HUBER a SON WORKS T0 DISCUSS RUSSIA

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 21 (U. P).— Robert Ickes, 24-year-old foster-son

. | of Secretary of the Interior Harold | Films to Accompany Talk | L. Ickes, is working as a clerk for | | the Duquesne Light Co. a subsid- | |lary of the far-flung Philadelphia |

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