Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 October 1941 — Page 12

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WARREN NAMES |

~ SENIOR COUNCIL

Student Assistants Chosen; Activities Are Planned by School Clubs.

Warren Central High School’s Senior Council, elected by the senior government classes, includes Jack Curry, Evalyn Masterson, David Price, David Middleton and Frieda Schmalfeldt. Selection | of student assistants ©. was completed today at Warren Central. Workers in the attendance office are: : Inez Eickhoff, Donna Riech, Mary _ Ellen Plymate, Doris Smith, Marily Masterson, Evalyn Masterson, Dorothy Reynolds, Ruth Dawson, Janet Burwell, Emma Ruth Weigle, Anita Case, Estel Fivecoat, William Gale, Joan Gary, Ruth Whitson, Eileen Pollard, Eileen Dora, Lois Armstrong and Genevieve Kreiger. Assistants in the general office are Jackie Hertwick, Patty Buckner, Esther Jean Lewis, Bessie Clark, " Marian DeGolyer, Julia Belle Harper, Mary Sue Smith, Bertha Dickinson, Mildred “Thomas, Jessie Atkinson, Martha Walker, Frieda Schmalfeldt, June Pendley, Jean Witte and Mildredg Falconberry.

Others Selected

Corridor monitors for the year will be Florence Mays, Joan Rouch, Paul Johnson, Thomas Yates, Bill LeFeber, Charles Bevis, Don Mercer, Don Frakes, Gléenn Gilstrap, Joseph Ogle and Barabara Griffin. :

Others are Margaret Ann Eash,}

Richard Fulk, Kenneth Prather, Paul White, John Washmuth, Arthur Sheldon, Harold Thompson, Charles Williams and Nola Rob-

inson. orma Greiner, Don Fuller, Dick Winnings, , Albert . Winter, uriel Somers, Millard Applegate, Ruth Wilson, Dorothy Renyolds, etty West, Vernon Bucksot, Thomas Keyt, David Price, Josephine Bremer, Norman Jeffers, Jack Garringer 'and Patricia Robedebeck. Warren Rumford, Aaron Mattox, Harold Askren, George Wagner, Barbara Swarm, Jack Davidson, Harold Daffin, Regina Phillips, Joan Jolly, Danny Hope, Don Blankenship, Don Baker, Phyllis Lasley, Don Smilko, Jack Harmon, Coila Snider, Evelyn Green, Albert Updike and Roberta Wilson. The Warren Central History Club of the Indiana Junior Historical Society will collect and write the history of Warren Township as a project for the year. _¢

Aviatien Club to Meet Evalyn Masterson is president of the club. Fred Johnson is vice president and Peggy Preusser sec-retary-treasurer. - Barbara Shaw, a member of the Warren club, is vice president of the northern division of the Indiana Junior Historical Society. ’ } Warren Central's Aviation club will meet Oct. 15. Models will be . judged. There will be a new club this year, the Pan-American Club, which will study the language, customs and habits of South American "countries. William Gale is president; Williafh Thompson vice president, and Howard Mathes secretary-treasurer. A committee has been appointed to publish a monthly bulletin and send it to the Latin American countries. Members are: Jesse Linder, chairman; Margaret Hudson, Mary Eleanor Ward, Ruth Monical, William Thompson, James Manis and Harold Askren. Wayne Murphy is instructor. .

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- "Studies for Mi

George Edward York, 18, son of the famous World War hero, strums his guitar at God’s Bible School, Cincinnati Theological Institution, where he has enrolled to study for the ministry.

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Art Classes af

Members of the advanced art classes of Ben Davis High School are making designs for the interior of a new Methodist Church which is to be built in the community soon. A prize will be awarded for the best design.

Officers of the Ben Davis High School Art Club, recently elected,

Marjorie Vance, vice president; Eugene Warriner, secretary, and Jame Sharp, treasurer. : 2 ” ”

Attend Hi-Y Council

BEN DAVIS representatives of Hi-Y attended a meeting of the Marion County Hi-Y council Wednesday in the Y. M. C. A. for election of officers. Attending from Ben Davis were Leon Olidwell, Charles Wishmeier and Phillip

Fetus.

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New Courses Offered

GEORGE WASHINGTCN High School will offer two new cours®s in the Commercial department of its night school this year. They are “Business Correspondence,” which is designed to give students a systematic training in the writing of business letters, and “Dictation and Transcription Practice,” which is a course for stenographers and others who can take dictation at from 40 to 100 words a minute. The correspondence course will meet Monday and alternate Wednesday nights, and the dictation course will meet Friday and alternate Wednesdays. . ’ » ”

Honor Society Elects

THE “BUSINESS BUILDERS” of Washington High School which is an honor organization for pupils of

Are Designing New Church

are: Paula Joe Faulkner, president;

Ben Davis

the commercial department, announce the follcwing officers for the first semester: Barbara Jean Lucas, president; Dorothy Ellis, vice president; Pauline Black, secretary; Walter Flack, treasurer; Louis Eastridge, sergeant at arms, and Julia Allen, publicity chairman. Miss Gladys: Ewbank is sponsor for the Business Builders. The club voted to sponsor the first school dance of the year, to be held in the girls’ gymnasium Friday, Oct. 31. EJ

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One-Act Play Monday

MEMBERS OF “Orange Aid,” a girls’ society at Broad Ripple High School, will give a one-act play, “Men Not Wanted,” Monday at the school. Members of the cast are Catherine Brag, Nancy Boerner, Mary Kincaid, Mildred Cornelius, Dorothy Coull, Muriel Holland, Peggy Langlain, Hazel Herther and Mary Jane Coleman. Particia Foxworthy is chairman of the program committee of the “Cozy Hour,” of which the play will ‘be a part, and Joan Conder is in charge of music. Miss Jane Colsher is the sponsor | of the Cozy Hour.

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Seniors. Set Record

THE SENIOR CLASS at Broad Ripple is the largest in the school’s history, according to K. V. Ammer-

man, principal. There are 142 enrolled this year, as against 103 last year. ; Because of the large class, the number of teacher-sponsors has also been incréased. There are four this year: Miss Margaret Coombs, the head sponsor, assisted by Frank Baird, Miss Winifred West and Ed Diederich.

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LEADERS NAMED FOR TECH ROTC

Donald H. Bryan, a Senior, Is Designated as New Cadet Colonel.

Donald H. Bryan is the big gun

for the year in Technical High

School's ROTC. He has been named a cadet colonel and commander of the Indianapolis ROTC by Technical Sergeant Chester A. Pruett, instructor at the school, and Hanson H. Anderson, principal. Cadet Colonel Bryan is a senior. Other field officers are: Frank R. Stewart, lieutenant colonel; Walter Dehn and Albert DeHart, majors, and Edward Schilling, captain and regimental adjutant. Following is the complete list of commissioned officers at Technical: Captains—Donald P. Allspaw, Da= vid B. Klapper, Warren T. Bushman, Warner E. Chapman, James R. Egli, Eugene F. Heath, Vernon C. Buchanan, Ronald H. Hull, Walter NY Reagen and Frederick W. Wichemeyer. First lieutenants—Robert Wheasler, Francis L. Wright, Randall H. Bradford, Norman Littel, Edward Stocker, George F. Plunp, Carl Trittipo, Donald Brewster, Randall C. Burkey, Jack Arbuckle, Henry Wolff, William H. Manner, Ronald T. Wilcox, Wilbur L, West and Warren Keating. Second lieutenants—John T. An< derson, Joel Sharp, George F. Lynam, Bruce F. “razer, John E. Kennelly, Richard F. Fackler, Rufus McCokrill, Robert P. Bruce, George W. Klopper, Hugh Wallace, James W. Taylor, James Stahley and Byron Sweezy.

School News—

Schricker's Son Runs for President

Of Senior Class at Shortridge High

By EGAN LECK There's a youth at Shortridge,

‘|running for senior president, who's

going to have a tremendous advantage over his rivals. His name is George Schricker, and he has the inside line to an expert in campaign strategy. When George is stumped on a question of what to do when the going gets tough, all he has to do is to ask his father, Henry F. Scricker, what he’d do in a case like that. And, like as not, Governor Schricker will be able to tell him. The other presidential candidates, who insist that there is a Schricker who can be beaten, are Fred Flickinger, Tim Hanika, Jon Henry Rouch, Allan Moorman, Charles Harris, Jack Klinger and Frank Shelhorn. Joel Hadley, senior class sponsor, also announced candidates for other offices in the election which will be held nex{ Wednesday. Other Candidates Listed Candidates for vice president are Patsy Bishop, Judy Bright, Doris Fessler, Gladys Heidenreich, Toddy Kiger, Virginia Mitchell, Iizie Oldham, Marjorie Thomas, Martha Updike and Jane Williams. "Other candidates are: For treasurer—Robert Buckler, James Burchfield, Vic Cararelli, William Conner, Ted Evans, Allan Greer, David Isler, James Noonan, Arthur D. Pratt, Thomas Stump, Dale Sumner, King Traub, Jerry York and Charles Wieking. Secretary—Judy Aldrich, Jane Butler, Doris Consodine, Susan Countryman, Joan Denham, Margaret Fish, Joan Goss, Phyllis Hall,

(10A. Billy Mason, president; Norma Renfro, vice president; Bob Girder, treasurer, and Harriet Schuh, secretary. 10B. Fred Poland, president; Bonnie Thompson, vice president; Gerald Ponder, treasurer, and Dottie Jane Smith, secretary. 9A. Cornell Bodel, president: Ellen Miller, vice president; Robert Hart, treasurer, and Flo Dryer, secretary. 9B. Robert Burher, president: Julia Adkins, vice president: Ernest Grosdidier, treasurer, and Darlene Allen, secretary. . Council members for the different classes are:

Betty Jane Heassler, Ginny Thompson and Winifred Wilson. Annual Editor — Joyce Dean, Robert C. Dyer, Barbara Evans, Ruth Friedman, Harvey Harris, Joe Lautner, Evelyn Peterson, Nancy Rodecker, Max Tuttle and Adda Jeanne Winterfeldt. ” 2

Library Course

MRS. LIUISE WILLIAMS, supervisor of the Ben Davis High School library, will conduct a one-week course for 10B students on “How to Use the Library Properly.” Members of Mrs. Williams’ staff are Majorie-Elwood, Naomi Fields, Louise Burgess, Corine Harden, Onie Record, Edith Houston, Jo Ann Haywood, Becky Rowlinson, Cleo Brinker, Betty Heuter, Vivian Gossett and Gynett Tidd. 8 » ”

Ben Davis Officers

CLASS OFFICERS of Ben Davis High Schcol for the year were announced today. They are: 12A. Herschel Fullen, president; Mary Bogue, vice president; William Owens, treasurer, and Mary M. Pritchard, secretary. 12B. Robert Hamiltorr, president; Florence Johantages, vice president; Robert B. Smith, treasurer, and Delores Showecker, secretary. 11A. David Hammer, president; Norma Ownings, vice president; Marion Fines, treasurer, and Gene Dongus, secretary. . 11B. Steve Chaleff, president; Kathleen Bush, vice president; Benny Syphers, treasurer, and Mary Watkins, secretary.

and Wilbur Burton; 12B. Vernon Moore, Patricia Young and Norma Dryer; 11A. Phyllis Patten, Harry Newby and Dean Cromer: 11B. Donald Seeman, Alice Kemp and Violet Kelly; 10A. Bob Darmar, Dorothy Boher and Phyllis Lewellen: 10B. Patsy Ann Baregh, Russell Ross and Betty Jo Miller; 9A. and 9B. Bob Bunell, Helen Ervin. Dick Defenderfer, Jean Huston, Robert Kellums, Donna Lunt, Bob Resley, Joan Sanders, Bill Stewart and Dorothy Watts and Harry Wagner. ” ” ”

Senior Forum Monday

MISS RUTH BOZELL, of the Technical English department, will lead the senior open forum Monday in the Student Center. Under her direction, the forum »will discuss

ature. Joseph Jones, counsellor, is forums.

guidance in charge of the

12A. John Dean, Mary E. Bland |

whether pupils looking* forward to. college should have courses in litet<

IDAY, OCT. 3, 1941 | MATURATES TO MEET \ The Indianapolis School of Maturates will meet at the ¥, M, C. A. Monday at 2 p. m. Prof. W,~

Scott Hiser will speak on “Two

Lifetimes in One.” The Rev, Charles M. Fillmore will direct the study lesson, “Peace.”

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