Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 May 1941 — Page 21

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School News—

W. HS. ELECTS ITS MAY QUEEN

Mary Lascu Will Reign During Awards Day; Sis- | L ter Named in 1934.

By EARL HOFF

Following in the footsteps of her sister, Mrs. Anna Harreld of Mun- | cie, Mary Lascu has been elected Washington High School May Queen. She will reign at Awards Day May 22 in the] school gymnasium. Mrs. Har-| reld was chosen | May Queen in 1934. | Miss Lascu's| attendants will be: Victoria Chace, Eileen

Fink, Betty Litchfield, Opal] J. Miller, Mabel

Mohr and Virginia Steele. All are on the school’s high honor roll.

Mary Lascn

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Tech Writers Honored

TWO STAFF members of the Tech in the news and sports story con-| tests of the journalism division of the National Scholastic Awards, sponsored by Quill and Scroll, high school honorary. Barbara Jane Schaeffer, Cannon| feature ‘editor, won first place in OTS, \ the news story division, and James | this week, will Jackson, sports editor, won third place in the sports story division. | They are eligible for competition | for the President's Scholarship of | Quill and Scroll

Mother's Day Tea |

NORMA JACKSON, Suzanne Van| Talge and Mabel Mohr have ara program for the annual Washington] Mother's Day| Tea to be held next Friday in the school cafe- Orme teria.

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Mrs. Miles

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ninger is eral chairman | Betty May Walls) and Vera June counties will SR piano Norma Jackson Dorothy Ellis vis High School and Ann Melev Thompson and Millicent Plow- Jack Riley, grain; Monroe Skinner poultry, and H

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Alumni Dance May 24 . &

TWENTY-ONE Tech High School geniors, three from ‘each senior gponsor room, will assist a facultyalumni committe annual alumni the school, The seniors Mae Dale, Alta J. Fleener, Patty Gaither,

dance May 24 at

Orchestra will selected are bane Casler, Edgar [Charge

Robert

Bn ” ” Gray, Mary Holleman, Mary Piper, Present Act Friday CO-OPERATION with Overseas Doris | vaudeville act from the Washing- be Review,

Jack T. Smith, Frances Scott, Joan IN Behrman, Raymond Behrman, Harry | Women's Burkart, Betty Jefiries,

Kepfer, Delores Janes, Iris Norton, ton Junior

Tech Soloist

Margaret Byram, soprano, will be soloist for the fourth annual Spring Concert of the Tech High School Choir at 4 p. m. Sunday in the World War Memorial. J. Russell Paxton will direct.

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Arsenal Cannon won honors Alumni Sponsor Affair; 50th Anniversary Is Theme.

SOUTHPORT HIGH School sen-| i ; J ! who received their diplomas| and the Voice Choir under direction

be honored at a ©i Mu

1928 graduate, and Mis. Jay C.l; Anna Kin- Miles, 1926 graduate, vice president. § gen- a

of the amair|l2 Counties to Compete REPRESENTATIVES compete in Payne will play trict dairy judging elimination con- | $0105, test to be held May 10 at Ben Da- |

Ben Davis will enter three teams: Wethy will give readings and Shir- James Walden, Charles Brooks and

and Howard Lee, | R. Miller, Wright and Douise Cummins, dairy

Junhior-Senior Party THE BEN DAVIS e in arranging the reception will be held at 8:30 p. m. Shortridge, he taught at Union City, tomorrow at the school play.

Rita Carruthers, class sponsor, will be in Exhibit at Ben Davis i |

COLLEGE AWARD

$100 Scholarship for Boy Good at College Or University.

The Associated Roines Alumni of Manual Training High School have announced a $100 scholarship available to a boy in the 1941 senior class. The scholarship will be. for the use of the winner at any college or university. A skating party at Riverside Roller Rink next Wednesday

ROINES TO GIVE |

is to raise part of the funds for the scholarship. n " u For the fifth consecuuive year, the | Manual Training Booster was awarded First Place Honor Rating in the National Scholastic Press Association contest.

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| Festival Ushers Named

Patsy Bishop and Anne Plummer are co-chairmen of the ushers for t he annual Shortridge High SC11001 May Mudsic Festival next iudesuaay ul vaeb Mills Hall. The Shortridge band, di-

DANCE

J. Schultz, the UiClivsuid ulluel cdrection of Will | F., Wise, the Glee | Club in charge of Miss Ger- |

Patsy Bishop dine Trotter,

| dew UL vivag wil ve on | dance to be giv-|the program. The affair is spon- | en at 8:30 p. m. Sorea by the school P.-T. A.

tomorrow hy the 5 4 &

Southport Alum- ‘ Mural On Display

ni Association at ne The A mural, “The Apotheosis of Sciance Will Delanee » belonging to iobere 1. Black, Manual 1raming science instructor |

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centered around

the theme of the 4,4 painted by wimer ‘Taflinger nas 50th anniversary peen placed on display in the R. C | of the date the a pyilding in New York City. school was com-| missioned by the State. Arrange-| Gets Ph. D. Degree ments are in charge of Charles president of [mercial

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J. Marvin Sipe, Shortridge com- | teacher, will receive the; PhD. degree! June 2 at com- % mencement o¢xercises at IndiAna valversivy, it Was announced today. | Mr, Sipe’s| thesis was “Commercial Teacher Train-| ing Curricula in | 94 Acredited! Teachers’ Col leges and Nor-| mal Schools in! » 1938 I'he instructor received his | AB degree at Ball State Teachers’ College in 1927 and the M.A. from junior-senior I. U. in 1931. Before coming to

from 12/ the dis-|

(George Skinner, |

Duane | Mr. Sipe

Bill Hart's Ind. his native city, and Marion, O.

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THE BEN DAVIS High School] | Commercial Club will sponsor an | the | office machine demonstration next) the | Tuesday at the school. There will | exhibits by business machine sponsored by companies and business schools. All |

League,

Russell MeMannis, Lawrence Mar- Jean Linn and Helen Phillips, will members of commercial classes have |

shall, James Wicks, William Wild man and Wallace Yakey.

be presented next Friday in the Ft Harrison Recreation Hall

been invited to attend during class | hours.

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