Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 October 1941 — Page 26

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~y SENIORS ELECT | AT SHORTRIDGE

Tim Hanika Heads Class; William Lemon Is Top R. 0. T. C. Officer. =

"Tim Hanika has been elected president of the Shortridge Hig! | School senior class. His chief riv™

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Pita : : : Hr, aE : A : i : ‘s 8 = th Ra iE i | The top RO. . C. cadet ¢ omedf X : . is year wil Honorary - Only an Sslarding carbing makes this price: sossble! A full erie SSiortment of fast “ & am Lemon, active commande : Jj : oO! e school t last year. | or, 80-square cotton prints inthe season's. loveliest colors. All the most desirable patterns. You'l | Yo ; ; | ute Sea “cin 4 i’ yt iy gu . 0 UE = i ag da n chosen active commander.’ 1. find innumerable uses for these fine colorful, ‘washable prints. in bn Ry a y ‘Those promoted to captains ‘are’ Shou pa A : 8 Allen W. Greer, Richard E. Russel A James G. Mason, Charles W. Wiecks ing, James T. Barnes and Maléomb¥ L. Wrege. First lieutenants are “John RJ ; : | Kuebler, Charles Harris, Roberf® - to | miss! hese 5 fie ai : ; { Eos ag 4 4 8 \ Moss, Richard Moss, Edward Steph ’ 32 ge ui LEER ews,” oe, deer © J) UPC nm A 6 © Florals ® poy, Bs Ch Ani ew : s such. a8 ‘you y . \ XS 7 : ; E Ke ; OTs . | are Richard F. Seehausen, Paul “ The new. ‘designs I an, Sd day - p = 0 SE T ailored Motifs on | Wadleigh, William H. Pagg, Josep. time clothes. Ligh Tr Es . te Me di H. Clark, Harold Morgan and Rolin wide. : s tum and ert Hollander. i 4 k Ady ark Grounds : RE Vers | Newly important plaids in. R'5- Debaters Help Fund ach. Ay EE eae RX ratond . Six members of the deba Ll 777 bf \oolll . loom so high in the fashion : h a ; 4 team have been working for: Aw b/ jcture.. ‘Fine, ‘supple ‘spun vi i : % Community Fund Drive, under thi ay 4 nse that drapes well and Inch i ; - direction of Mrs. Brandt Downey; va ya fc tailors They are Joan Dearmin, Ruth Ani : ; : Hamilton, Elizabeth ' Josey, All daytime : Moorman, William Nordyke 2 Inches re od] Stites. » , . : TNC Jon Henry Rouch. : : rug The speakers, coached by C. Le Shoemaker, public speaking 1 oS - . : i : - are representing the school on t re Se oi : Junior Speakers’ Bureau for ft Beautiful Pund. ; Te: a

: : ; id ir Miss Geraldine Trotter: Baton. ® el Li Club sponsor, has announced a lige MEN'S WORK CLOTHING | one EC —

Eleanor Armstrong, Roberta Asay John R. Ayres, Robe” E. Barness

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) _Aanary SSdl | Ruth Gaddy, Austin Gillsspls, June ; : al i 599 al | Goodrich, John Hackemeyer, David ee 2? eT ; a AS | Hemfling, Lois Lee Jarvis, Billy Union-Made Hercules’ Choic e of Full-o or % ; : a Jones, Don Kelly, Philip Knachel, Overalls and Jackets Twin Size 4 : 5 Ppl | Leslie Lambert, Lilly Steinkeler,

Joanne Landers, John MacDougall, & adc, La Margaret McGuire, Margaret Meds: Sturdy, practical, good-looking, = § fe 3 REN oe ker and Janet Oren. : oF RARE I np ¢ Also chosen were: Norman out and at a special price! These . LPT calt Robert Palmer, Jack Peters, Pat heavy-textured cottons will RNa x Pointer, Marvin Poole, Louise Pyrit2, wear and wear, and will retain PRE BE TAM Saul ¥adleish, Charles Wisin their bright clear colors through i 17. . Lr BE CE Henyy SD. ray a, ‘many washings. Beautiful flor- IRE AE Ne er 4 , : ! Stevens and Jackie Sundt, : . © ‘al “squares, block plaids and Ee on Te x SP a dy d : . +f floral stripes in a variety of *F SB : =

Garment : : The social committee, - sponsorett > a . by Miss Mary Pratt of the English ~ : : Department, has elected officers fou the spring semester.

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Lois Hilkene is vice president. Othex, officers are Virginia Thompson, secretary, and Ned Merrell, treas-.

: urer, Arthur Pratt and Helen Reis, Finest construction . . . double suspenders; rust-proof |: 29% Wool Double Blankets {will be co-chairmen of the program, buttons and suspender buckles, double reinforcement Si N Te Sy Ji | , SY in crotch. Plenty of big, strong pockets. Waist sizes, er Festival Singers

32 to 48 inches—inseam, 30 to 36 inches. Jacket sizes, gy ro ® Beautiful Plaids | warren central High School will

be represented by 15 pupils at the 36 to 48. : : All-State Choral Festival Oct. 24 in

: La ® Big L-I Cadle Tabernacle. Other Overalls and il Se gl Big 4 Inch dlr Warren Central sing-

one . 4 ; ¥ ‘Bindings: ith th ‘are: Carmen Jackeis at 89¢ and 1.19 : | ar. : BD: Sateen Bindings Ay Nuria] iy Joan . Witte, Marie Dill, Estel Fivecoat,

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The Ninth Grade girls of Warren Choice ‘of three styles. Chrome by y Eh Chub. They otrs of ther . > o . a a tanned: leather with flannel lined fin- J { Oe i . | The 25%, wool gives welcome Pr. y

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: ide secretary; Irene Jacobs, treasurer, strong cotton. Beautiful plaids 5 DT ip a Janae, treasures, ih soft colors. Size 72x84|Grace Wiese, sergeant at arms.

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