Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 March 1941 — Page 17

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1941

SHORTRIDGE DEBATE 74 Are Delegates FIVE BROAD RIPPLE [SCHEDULE CONCERT lcowperes aT sevwou

Tree Trodition| TEAM MEETS 2 FOES From Ben Davis pROGRAMS PLANNED "OGHT AT ANAL sete vaio Gouna Tech High School seniors Tuesday | Fourteen Ben Davis High School M

usic Department will present a pion in the American Legion spon-| will launch a new tradition on the] girls, members of the school’s Sun- CoNCEN, ah § elec WMghL in the Sted SramiricR] contest, Will 50° 0 : ok ™ ; . school auditorium under the direc-|Seymour, Ind. tonight to take part East Side campus when they plant shine Society, will go to Tipton tion of Charles A. Hanzie, instruc- in the zone competition. three trees in the eastern part of Nr 10 participate in the an- Rippie High School principal, said tor. | Three contestants will be selected Liberty Grove. DR NSN ously con= today. The programs are to be| Robert Tedrowe will be pupil di-|in the zone to compete with three All members of the senior class will pegin Monday a the eT financed from proceeds of the “Rip- |rector. Features of the program will | from the northern zone for State will attend the ceremonies, Mrs. Al- with all out<of <SChobl vorbIE bo ple Rhythms to be given at the be trumpet and vocal trios, a soloist honors. {bert K. Johnson, senior sponsor tween 17 and 25 eligible "No tuition school Wednesday evening, and a novelty ragtime wedding, - = said. The program is being arranged is to be charged. : . The programs are: George Lyons, Performers will include: Charles by a committee by Robert Yager, musical entertainer: “The Wonders Bush, Sidney Ratcliffe and John Senior Sponsor Room 5 president. of Liqujd Air,” a demonstration by Tedrowe, trumpet trip; Virginia BoEARL HOFF The program will be broadcast {over the school’s public address sys-

Walt Eberman, scientist and enter- gioca, Martha Rooker and Lorraine . > ray ry y . far (Kv $ re Frank Stewart and Walter Dehn yoy for underclassmen. The trees Frankfort, (Ky., High School.

tainer: “Tibet, Land of Mystery,” | Otto, vocal trio, and Gordon Grow, have been made captains in the|tp be planted are a tulip, a shingle] The Shortridge P.-T. A. will spon-

Fred Hardenbrook, lecturer; “Kilty | William McClain, Glenn Craig, NorTrumpeters,” a girls’ quartet, and {man Peters and Charles Jacobs, Tech High School R. O. T. C., Tech- oak and a scariet oak. [sor the evening debate. nical Sergt. Chester A. Pruett, mili-|

the “Payne Jubilee.” | novejty ragtime wedding. tary instructor, announced today. | 5 to 10c Easter

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Shortridge High School debaters will meet teams of two out-of-town schools next Friday in Tri-State League competition. At 2:30 p. m. the affirmative Shortridge team of Bert Goldberg and Elizabeth Josey will meet the negative team of Oakwood High School of Dayton, O. At 8 p. m. the negative Shortridge team of Elliot Goodman and William Robertson will meet the affirmative team of

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Miss Muriel Brown will speak on her experiences in the theater at a Cozy Hour meeting for Broad Ripple High School girls Monday in the schecol home economics cot- | tage Miss Brown has been connected with Indianapolis theater groups for three years.

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