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School News—

PEGGY WEAVER WINS DAR PRIZE

Breen and White Chambray - Frock Takes First Place t In City Competition.

oN By EARL HOFF Peggy Weaver, Washington High ..8chool senior, has been named first«place winner in ‘a city-wide dressmaking contest sponsored by the . Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter, Daughters of the American Revo- . lution. , Her winning entry was a green . and. white striped. chambray frock. Girls from all Indianapolis high - schools participated. .~ A cash award has been made to the Washington home economics department, headed by Miss Mary E. Cammack, and Miss Weaver will receive an award March 20 at the D. A. R. chapter house. Miss Eliza~- = ‘beth Randolph is the girl's teacher. 5. The dress has been entered in _ the state contest to be held at New SCastle, The national contest will . be held at the D. A. R. Continental Dogress April 19 in Wasningion, C,

: Takes First "Prite :

+ Clyde Holder, Howe High School 1 girl, was named county winner in { the D. A. R. good citizenship con- ¢ test on the basis of a questionnaire : submitted to all schools in the 1 county.

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|Tech Pupils Edit Collegian; Broad Ripple Editor Named

Jo Ann Poland, Tech High School senior; was editor ‘of the special issue of the But- ° ler University Collegian released today on the Fairview campus. Working at Butler all day yesterday, Miss Poland and 20 other Tech students performed all the work on the daily Howse paper excep sell and write Miss Poland the . advertisements. The pupils were in charge of Miss Ella Sengenberger, Tech Journalism instructor.

Debaters Tangle

The Tech High School negative debate team was to meet the Shortridge High School affirmative team at Tech today to debate the question, “Resolved: That the power of the Federal Government should be increased.” This is the first in a series. of debates between members of the Tri-State Debate League.

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Honor Society Names 8

Four seniors and four juniors have been named to the Warren Central High School chapter of the National Honor Society. : They are: Audrey Dill, Chester Perkins, Donald Reich and Paul

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Vos, seniors; and Myron Dill, Evelyn Masterson, David Middleston Junior Perkins, juniors. At a formal public induction service, March 26, four other members, chosen last semester, also will be initiated: They are: Lois Armstrong, Betty Butler, John Robinson and Alice Springer.

FRE SEN Riparian Editor Chosen Judy McCullougiz, Broad -Rippie High School senior, has been named editor of The Riparian, school annual. The Broad Ripple choir will give a concert March 7 at the school in honor of their mothers, For the first time they will wear new gold and blue robes the mothers ons helped purchase. : Jack Henry, wine Miss McCullough ner of a recent radio contest, will be soloist and Raymond Hall, music instructor, will direct.

3 Get Legion Prizes

Prizes were presented by the Broad Ripple Post, American Legion, to three Broad Ripple pupils: who won the school ‘Legion oratorical contest. The pupils were: Georgia Paden, first; Marilynn Meckling, second, and Neil Burnside, third.

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Washington H.- S. Pupils Form Groups; Seek to Bet« ter. Shortridge Relations.

A program to promote safety for pupils and boost better athletic re-

drawn up ay the Student Association at Washington ‘High School. Robert Millspaugh, Student Association president, announced committees to steer the work. They are: Safety; William S. Smith, chairman, .Dorothy Ellis, Mary Lascu, John 'Menchoffer, Blanche Tullis and Virginia Noe. Purpose: To obtain sidewalks on W. Washington St.,. Tibbs Ave. Belmont Ave. and Harding St. Inter-school good will: Charles Petranoff, chairman, Robert Keifer, Sadie Kretheotis, Mabel Mohr, Don-

Shortridge High School with whom

ball game fracas last fall. Buildings and grounds; Stine, chairman, Betty Jane Schenck and Everett Tackitt., Purpose: To seek improvement of an alley west of the school and Sheffield St. east of school grounds. Auto and bicycle registration; Harold “Taylor, chairman;

rendt and Daniel Roth. Purpose: school,

owners during the school day. Convocation;

Clegg and Betty Gaddis. Purpose: To arrange school assemblies. f J o #®

Win Two Awards Each

Frances Nott and Peggy Anne

.| Stein, with two awards each, lead|}

the list of winners in the annual literary contest sponsored by the

to Marilyn Demaree, editor. The winners are: Short story, Division, English V to VII, Miss Nott, first; James Jackson, second, and

Robert J. Bryand, second, and Shirley McVeigh, third; English V to; VII, Richard Jewitt, first, Nancy Brewer, second and Neal Benson, third.

Bradway, first, Virginia Rush, sec ond, Willard D. Hiatt, third and

Jr., hohorable mention. English VIIIc, Frances Nott.

Rose, third.

4 Show Acts Selected

“me acts and the student director : “Russian Night,” Phyllis King; “Ripple Rhythm,” Frank Steven-

a patriotic act, Ruth Copeland. 2 .8 »

Society Meets Tuesday

will meet Tuesday evening at the

Gov. Charles M. t Dawson, Ripple alumnus, will speak.

Cast in Howe Play

and 4 have been announced.

Gordon, Gordon Jones, Troutman, Juanita Davis, Winter, Martha Harris, James, McMullen and Joseph Cottom.

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Wins Yell Contest

Howe High School Tower to select

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Manual Seniors Elect

High School senior class.

Greenberg, May Hicks and Dorothy Larrison, secretaries, and Clifford Matthews ainl Wendel Garrett, treasurers. Two sets of officers were chosen because the seniors are divided into two home room groups.

cil were: Richard Etherington, Rob-

love, Robert :Tedrow; Wilbur Schmedel, Betty Summers and Viola Yetter. 2 8 8

Promoted in R. O. T. C.

the rank of major of the Manual Training High School R. O. T. C. corps. Robert Crossen, who was cadet major last semester, was named honorary major of the cadet corps. For the first time in Manual Training history two cadet captains were named. They are Willlam Harnedy and Edmund Riegweg.

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lations with other schools has been |

ald Cauble and Robert Drees. Pur-|&== pose: To iron out difficulties with |i

relations were broken after a foot-|%

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Peggy | McIntire, Betty Gaddis, Robert Ma- |:

To register all vehicles driven tof prevent theft or damage,|§ report flat tires or lights left on to|:

Betty Litchfield, | chairman, Rhodna Repcheff, Robert |}

magazine edition of the Tech High |] School Arsenal Cannon, according |§

Arthur Lee Burns, third. Essays,|$ English I to IV, descriptive para- | graphs, Norma Jean Pipkin, first,|}

Essays, English V to VII, Mary||

James Winkel and George Walden |g Essays, |§

Poetry, English VII and VIII, Miss | Stein, first and second, and Stanley |}

Four acts have been selected for|: the Ripples Vaudeville to be given|§ % Broad Ripple High School March |}

son; “La Conga,” Betty Wright, and |g

The Broad Ripple Honor Society ;

home of Martha Scott to plan ar-|: rangements for a formal initiation |i banquet March 28 at which Lieut. |: Broad | &

Members for the cast of the Howe |# High School senior play, “The Amer- |} ican Passport,” to be given April 3|!

They are Joan Campbell, Howard |} Kirk, Betty Gene Steffy, Margaret |§ Dorothy | Robert | § Herbert | § Beatrice Whitaker, Robert |#

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