Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 March 1941 — Page 29

FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1941 A THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES School News— '& From Tech in | - | IN INDIANAPOLIS IT’S KROGER SUPER MARKETS

3 SCHOOLS JOIN Music Contest | = ca allie | Six Tech High School pupils, win- ol EA on ners in a recent district contest, will : : FOR OPERETTA gotoIndiana University : —————— | 29 TR) ’ :

March to § . compete in the Cathedral, Marian College annual State music contest. UNSWEETENED And St. Agnes Academy | They are Mar-

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. . garet Byram, Pupils in Cast. Clara Mae Masterson and Ken-

By EARL HOFF neth Bayless, ; who will comMary R.8 { aris Yolleg : . vapia of Marian College pete in the voice

and William Croker of Cathedral gqjvision, and High School will play the leading Alma Twine- Kenneth Bayless!

roles in “The Golden Trail” a ham, ne Thurst : | light operetta to be given May 18, RUSH and Mary Low Tawrston, De

division. 20 and 21 at Cathedral High School. grad Ripple High School pupils Others in the cast for the op- who will sing in the State contest eretta, which concerns the days of are Adrienne Robinson, Jack Henry the Forty-Niners, are Joseph Jordon, and Alfred Perry. Robert Ullrich, Gerard VonDer- i

Haar, George Helmer, Joseph Foltz, Edward Koelker, John Keller, Frank Innis and Joseph Curran of |

Cathedral, Jane Ferguson and Coy

Grey of Marian College ana Geraldine Fitzpatrick of St. Agnes’ E Academy. | |

DEALERS

Directors will be Brother Hilarion, production; Brother Francis, or-

chestra: Brother Sigismund, glee ther Dunstan, dancing. Electricity to Be “Taught to

club: Brother and Brother Paul, technician Scenery for the annual spring Out-of-School

dramatic production will be built by thte Cathedral Art De partment Youths.

» ® 2 A national defense course in ele-

Southport Carnival Set mentary electricity will be opened March 24 in the farm shop of Ben Davis High School for out-of-school vouths between 17 and 25. " ’ The eight-week course will be | pupils set up booths Tor (he aMMUA. (4 0nt five nights a week from 6:30 | Athletic Carnival. to 9:30 o'clock. Formal approval | The gym floor will be jammed is expected for the course in several with concession stands, each oper- days from the Vocational Division ated by a Southport pupil organiza- of the U. S. Office of Education. | § tion. Nearly all the pupils of the As demand increases, other courses | school and most of the faculty will are to be offered. participate in the affair, which will # # " be held in the evenings. A, E

Pitcher, athletic director, will be in Getting Acquainted

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coeds will go to the organizations mester pupils with Tech High] ' > ey * Mth and Fairfield at Central * A545 rking Onen Fach Eve ‘ Fre ]

sponsoring the booths and the re- School, a special program will be | Free P i ‘ Joy 1 » need the athletic ok : | mainder will be used by the athletic held next Friday evening in Stuart #* Southern and Madison * 5644 1 Wash Irvington, department. 2 . Oper ee ark aepatl mn . Chi oi " RT Hall. vd ¥ : Free Parking Open Each Evening n 8 ! > Plans are being made for the 3 . % 2836 N, Illinois St athletic department to use part of Principal H. H. Anderson will pre- | - \ * 724 E. 63rd St, Broad Ripple, | the funds to set up a recreational side. Vice President Charles E. Tge- J Free Parking, Open Bw program at the school next sum- ters will speak on “Freshmen Con-| § oR A * 29th and Northwestern 0 day and Sa Free Parkin Ope Ex 01 W. Washingto

mer, C. E. Leedy, Southport prin- ference and Program Ca | {

cipal, said Miss Sara G. Ewing, mathematics | § dl * 30th and Sherman Drive yh ; i # # instructor, will talk on “The Spon- | ; p Free Parkin Onen Eve th and College sor Room. the Classroom and the |B : * 1605 Prospect ) Friday 3 Two New Clubs Individual.” | \ Free Parking. Open Even 0% N. Filiteie St. “The First Meeting Between ny * 46th & College Ave One fav: rnd $2 ‘ Frese Parking Open Each vening Free Parking

The gymnasium of Southport High School will be converted into a show area March 28 and 29 when

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wo Iubs have | r d : 1ew clubs have been formed’ y.o preshman and a Tech Report | at Howe High School. One is the card” is the title of a playlet to be| Morse Code Club for the study of prese nted bv members of Miss Clara | M. Rvan’s advanced expression class. |

telegraphy.» The other is the Letter- . Re RTRtae Thi (Miss Gertrude Thuemler, dean of | Ww N Enriched men so SN gi The irls or speak on “The EXtra-cur-| ass CLOCK BREAD With Vitorin Bi 9 cont 15¢ ——— — AUNT JEMIMA pu incake Powe 9 wm 19¢ School's Latin Club will present an pjeular : Soci 00T f th or ee AE ' w 12 ) original drama, “Venus Drops a Hous? sma YS loaves SE ; Sara : TOMATO JUICE Wout 25¢ Romb.” Monday. The Science Club . : : ; r . . ‘ ET EE bogs eo : "wi Wer 2Noh Ww Bert Turner, senior, will discuss (Fp) Country Club No. 2 : Erno ; B Sro%ing oh Yh W re eo ErOCHOnCE iE ) GRAPEFRUIT Tree Ripened Fruit 3 a 25¢ Eg fala de J SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR re {9¢ Ep Nh hE Ye=l Bi L Girls’ Sestette and the Tech Choir | E° 4 : 0 | gr APPLE SAUCE ™*'" 3... 22¢

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rodav's edition of the Manual Phyllis King, senior. Traning High School Booster com- fk & F memorates the 29th anniversary of ‘ the school newspaper Founded Class President March 19, 1912 by E. H. Kemper Mc-| p45 und Cornelius has been Climalene 2 > 19¢ F Avondale Ib yA i ROGER! b “0, ™ a . 1] 1] Cleaner ’ . LOUR High Quality 24 bag 55¢ Borax ple ram 2 cans 27¢ aN RTT V3 a paper Avalon 4 cans 19¢ r @ ROY, oh Kraft Cheese 2 ., 45¢ LUX SOAP Low Pr € Boraxo "MM ** 2... 256 § pH” [4 J RL wl American— Velveeta Brick at ow Price bar cans = i) Hot Dated «1b, : 3 small \ Ralston Cereal pkg 20¢ COFFEE Spotlight J. ¢ 9¢ Saniflush cans, 176 ae 35¢

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