Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 April 1941 — Page 31

FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1941 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 29 Open Every Thursday and Salurday Night Until 9 0O’Clock School News—

OR FA A | HONOR SOCIETY

15 Washington Seniors and 18 Juniors Tapped by National Group. By EARL HOFF Fifteen Washington High School « (Seniors and 18 juniors have heen

elected to the National Honor Society chapter, according to Mrs

M E N S F N E U A kL T Y (Margaret McWilliams, chapter sponsor,

The seniors are Ruby Bartlett,

oe 9% \ 4 ¥- ; | | Betty Burcham, Delores Dial, FANT AY 3 ; | Marilyn Hartley, Anna Jolly Bari - 3 Ee : ef Wo, rr. 2 wl ; a — bara McFadden, Opal Miller, Rob-

ert Millspaugh, Paul Paino, Marie | Pierce, Mary Shockency, Harriett : / V a Te ; : rein. | Sprecher, Joseph Stanish, Virginia ith Famous ; E a a : : A >, . a Steel and Albert Walker. Ww Lo Se ) : Ej Juniors are Bertha Calvert, Jean : Clements, Martha Craig, Marian

Curl Proof Collars RN ; 3 ; Bs ; Ellaby, June Garett, Sophie Krene ; , ; % . | theotis, Naomi Lasley, Nancy Meloy, Ba Elizabeth Nelson, Eulah Nelson, Mildred Nelson, Betty Perkins,

& : Re : " : oo inn sone I Charles Petranoff, Roy Phillips, : : \ : : Ea Na : Norma Potter, Anna Belle Simmons, ® Re SE 3 a : : ; Jeanne Winters and Virginia

» $ So h: : | Wright. Each CARY of a ; SE : Fr > | The group will be initiated at 10 wed X \ : § : a. m. Wednesday in the schoal auditorium. » » ”

ese shirts 6 ila f v 3 - y i ; i . . Tl ese shirts are tailored of ho : i Give "What a Life" finest combed broadcloth. 2 4 ~ ~ Foil |} | N ‘ \ 3 ; E EF oR Chester T. Behrman will play the Sdantorizeqa-shrunk [maximum p 3 $ h © vf "5 part of Henry Aldrich, the typical

shrinkage 19,), tor perma- POTTED EASTER Q \ : TE ~My | American high school boy, in Clif-

v & ‘2 Rl onled \ 8 3 > ford Goldsmith's nent HT, Smart P eatre I ILIES 4 % ; 2 § : 3 | n comedy, “What, sleeves, ocean pearl buttons. Ke . ' \ a 4 : : 4 | 2 a Life,” to be » . . 3 ha 3 bn : : : presented April White, or fancy patterns in With 65 % NC a Er “no rR ® 25 in the Tech-

: . o . : ; vat-dyed colors. Sizes 14 to 2 Bloom: nical High School boys

i7, With 1 Bloom 3 ha : v 6 Sa 2 : | : i gymnasium by

the senior class.

Others in the

POTTED , T v ey 3 ; # vo : cast are: June

Tryon, Paul

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Wh | : lof Mrs. Elsie B. Ball, speech department head, will present a oneA act play, ‘Jacob Comes Home,” at - or) the National Speech Contest June

2 to 7 at Indiana University. Members of the cast are Walter Woodson, Ruth Brannon, Margaret

lack Hoffman, Don Winings and Muriel

Pleated slacks, vest, and choice of

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Marjorie Glick, Ben Davis pupil, BI i . . won first place in commercial law Slue, green, tan, brown, gray. Sizes ? Trousers, at a recent contest at Central to 18. | 3 Normal College, Danville. Teaming » : df with Marjorie Schutte and Marilyn | Pickerel, she helped capture first {place honors in the team competition as well.

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{school auditorium.

22 5 | Other highlights will be a clog 2 3 2 2 {dance by Miss Miriam Hoss and Sizes Hs 8 3 ; lan igi song written by Omar 1 to 10 Sak | 5 |Rybolt and played by the high 2 i 4 Es school band. Gordon Harker will | % [be interlocuter,

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