Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 November 1941 — Page 17

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Education Week Combined With Armistice Day |

Celebration.

Stuclents at Shortridge School will combine observance ‘vf American Education Week with Armistice Day celebration be Monday. ’ The Shortridge R. O.'T. C. anit will ‘participate in the annual Armistice Day parade Tuesday, gnd|will be competing for its third set of battle streamers. An award is] - made each year by the American Legion to the outstanding high school unit. An American Appreciation program will be presented in Caleb Mills Hall Monday for all students. At that time, The Echo; Short-|-ridge’s daily paper, will be distributed to all students. Displays of students’ work will be seen .all week. A special exhibit of the photography of Capt. Donald C. Kemp and the professional work of Oakley Richey will be ex- | hibited in Selleck Art Gallery. : 2 2 8 Ten members of the Shortridge Chemistry Club, accompanied by their sponsor, R. W. Wolline, attended the Junior. Academy of Science meetings at Greencastle recently. Students attending were: || Richard ‘Moss, Barbara Jean Wood, Charles Weicking, Betty Marcum, Burton Randolph, Robert Fiege, Jack Witte, Betty Lou and Jo Ann Ranstead, and Dorothy Kellogg.

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The Shortridge Social Committee has accepted 15 new members. They are Marjorie: Turk, Mary Elizabeth Fletcher, Thelma Endi= cott, Mary Finot, Maxine Bridgeman, Sally Mitchell, Joan Dearmin, Suzy Herman, Catey Glossbrenner Eldon Nyhart, James McCoy, Thomas Matel, John Dittrich, Richard Wirth and Frank Throop.

DUTCH TO SABOTAGE INDIES IF INVADED

NEW YORK, Nov. 7 (U. P.)+ Maj. Gen. L. H. Van Oyen, commander of the air arm of the Royal Netherlands Indies Army, said today that every oil well and every city in the Dutch East Indies would be destroyed before they were permitted to fall into Japanese hands, Writing in the current issue of Flying and Popular Aviation, Gen. Van Oyen said: “The destruction of every oil well in the Netherlands East Indies is well prepared. We love our cities of Batavia, Bandoeng and Sourabaya, but we are prepared to blow them up with mines rather than let them fall into enemy hands.” But although Japan might thus be prevented from “acquiring the D. E. 1. oil flelds, the United States would |suffer through loss of defense materials from that part of the world should Dutch defenses prove inadequate. | ‘Pointing out that the United States bought $169, 074,000. worth of rubber and tin from the Indies last year, Gen. Van Oyen said it was to this country’s interest to sell military airplanes to the Dutch colonies.

Young.

A 13-month-old baby Rose Marie Young, is modeling for the advanced art class of John F. Simpson at Technical High School.

As she plays in her pen, making faces and counting her toes, the students must catch her likeness in clay. When the problem is completed, the best clay model will he cast in metal. 8 8 8 They're making a movie at Tech as part of the visual education program. The whole process of getting out the Arsenal Cannon, from newsgathering to printing, is being filmed by George R. Barrett, head of the printing department. The movie will be entitled “A Job for Hand and Brain,” and will be shown to students upon its completion. Ye

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Discussion Scheduled

Miss Gertrude Thuemler, dean of girls at Tech, will be in charge of a panel discussion Nov. 14 when three sections of the Women's Department Club visit Room 300 in Stuart Hall at 2:30 p. m. The subject will be “Human Engineering Contributions of Public Service.” Others speaking will be Mrs. Geraldine Moorman, Scott McCoy and Miss Estel Fisk. _ Student hostesses for a tea which will follow are Priscilla Elliott, Alice Dove, Virginia Hicks, Shirlee Shanafelt, Phyllis Prentice, Glena Gentry and Rose Hamilton, all members of $he Service Club.

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Nature Club to Meet

The Nature Study Club will hear Mrs. Charlotte: Grant of the T botany department Nov. 12. She will speak on “Science in New: York. Mrs. Grant is on a leave of absence this semester to take special work. at Columbia University in

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ley, Jack H. Demaree, Edwin Knight and Moffett P. Ulrey.

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installed as president of the PhyChem Club at Ben Davis: members are Benny Syphers, vice president; Florence Johantges, secretary, and Wayne Gaskinse, treasurer.

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connection with the Co-Operative Study of Science Teaching, in which Tech is one of the participating schools. . 2 8 = Eldeen Blair and Robert C. Yeager are in charge of a meeting of alumni members of-the Tech Demegorian- Society, the public speaking group which will be held Dec. 30 in Stuart Hall.

21 Win A-Plus

There were 21 students on Tech’s honor roll with straight A-plus cards. They are: Seniors-—Jeanne Bundy, Donald Leonard, Martha Lingeman, - Clara Mae Masterson, Joan Montani, Doris Perry, Wayne Walls Arthur Walters and Betty

Underclassmen—Robert - Coyriden, Barbara Fark, Merrill Hinton,*Glinda Jones, Thelma Morford, Donald P. Morgan, Robert Orem, Joann Reynolds Joan Irene Rose, Martha Ginger and Rebecca Taggart, also James Wicks, a postgraduate.

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R. 0. T. C. Leaders Named

Cadet Master Sergt. Daniel Morton is the senior non-commissioned officer ‘in the Tech R. O. T. C. unit. - His assistants, according to Technical Sergt. Chester A. Pruett, are Staff Sergts. Milton E. Warner and William H. Wanner. Karl E.| Farnsworth and Roscoe R. Chauncey are color sergeants. Tech’s eight first sergean Frank Flynn, Robert E. Reed, ard A. Bience, William J. Eschenbach, Carl H: Holstein, Norman L. Wilkes and Charles w. Brown. 1 Other non-commissioned officers |

Right guides snd platoon sergeants—Richard Abrell, John R. Palmes, Don P. Dahlman, Robert Lagemann, Donald -E. Perish, Robert S. Smith, Russell W. Miller, Robert E. Wells, Jack E. Peasley, E. Berry Smith, Eenneth 'W. Bush, Warren C. Heistercamp, Edward T

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These are Technical, High School's senior class roll room presidents and vice prebidents. x recently elected by their classmates. They are, bottom row: Fred Haeger, John Rainey and Janet DuGranrut, Second row: Ronald Hull, Betty Bergmann and Mary Jane Laffey. Top row: Clyde McCormick, Kenneth Bush, Kurt Carsh, Betty Fleming, Norman Hickey, Anna Ratcliffe and Betty Waldkoetter. Standing, Louis

Sterling D. Gossett, Richard H. Gunther, Richard R. Morrow, Clarence. E. Fyke, Thomas Donland, Jsss PF. Johnson, Otto O. Clingstein, Tom Collins, Harry T. Dearhes Wallace E. Rockwood, Chester A. Warwick, Fred M. Stodgill, Jack

Ellison, Walter K. Denien, Oliver Lawrence, William Butler, James E. White, Duane D. Roberts, Allen Albertis Thomas L. Williams, Walter W. Long, Claude L. Hume, Charles Shirley, Herbert W. Kruse, E. David Rice and William F. Brown.

- Other corporals are: Claude R. Case, Robert J. Morrow, James Watson, George W. Cleveland, Robert L. Seifer, ‘William O. ,Chase, Robert M. Howery, Mario Santarosa, Robert J. Newlin, William E. Martin, Carl C. Hess, Carl M. Fis-

Manford Paul, Thomas F. Reesce,

John H. Lawrence, Richard G. Fin-

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FINGERPRINTS GONE, POLIGE NOT FOOLED

AUSTIN, Tex., Nov. 7 (U. P.)—

Pierce laughed at patrolmen Tues-

El Paso on a vagrancy charge and took him to headquarters to fingerprint him. Pierce had destroyed his fingerprints by burning his fingers with acid. Then he taped them to his side for two weeks, and when’ he pulléd them loose, smooth skin from his sides covered his fingertips. The troopers proved last night that Pierce had served prison terms in Georgia, Alabama, North Caroling, Ohio and California, Identification was established by prints taken from the second Joints of his fingers,

EX-HOOSIER DIES AT 93 DELPHI, Nov. 7 (U. P.) —Funeral services ‘will be held Monday for

C. She was a daughter of Dr. Robert Wilson, founder of Burnettsville, Ind, and was a former: Carroll

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SPEAKER LIST

One of Several Who “Will Talk at Warren Central High.

Students at Warren Central High School will hear several prominent speakers; among them Governor Schricker, during the school’s observance of American Education

Week. The schedule for the week is: Monday-—-The Rev. John B. Fer-|l guson, pastor of the Irvington Presbyterian Church, “Enriching Family Life.” Tuesday—Capt.. ¥. E. Conder, morale officer at Ft. Harrison, “Strengthening ‘National Morale.” Wednesday—Governor - Schricker, “Educaticn for a Strong Ameri¢a. » Thursday—Eilis Bell, assistant State Superintendent of Public Instruction, “Safeguarding School |, Support.” : Parents Invited Friday—Demler H. (Skipper) Wil-

the Indianapoiis District, “Learning the Ways of Democracy.” Parents of students at Warren have been invited to attend these lectures and visit classrooms during the week. Arrangements - for bringing" the speakers to Warren Central were in charge of the school ‘chapter of the National - Honor Society, whose members are Lois. Armstrong, Myron Dill, William Gale, Evalyn Mas rson, David Middleton, Junior Per and Alice: Springer. Mrs. | Myrtle Rodden and Douglass Brown 1are the faculty sponsors of this " |group.

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Name Assembly Delegates

Primary elections are being held at Warren Central today to choose 18 representatives who will attend the annual General Assembly at Purdue University, Dec. 5 and 6. Those running on the Federalist ticket are: Senators—Eugene Roy, Don Baker and George Mayer; Representatives—Evalyn Masterson, Paul ‘Smith, Margaret Hudson, Dorothy ‘Brown and Richard Rob-

Nationalist party members are: Senators—Jack Curry, David Middleton and Albert Mathias; Repre-|}k sentatives—David Price, Veva Peet, William Thempson, Russel Simpsons and Richard Gale. The general election will be held Nov. 14, at which the eight elected representatives and senators ‘will be chosen. The remainder of the 16 Warren delegates will be made up of members of the Warren de-

4 150 in Campus: Day’ Cast:

‘Ibecause they |knew the 150 {had much gn | © |their minds. LF They are mem= : _ |bers of the cast jof “Campus © Days,” a three- ~ lact musical com edy which is to . : be: given tonight at the Ben Davis school. show adaptation of a play by Harriet Connell, and is directed by Omar Rybolt, head_of the: music. depart-

gre - Deloris Millis, Frapces Rushton, Edith Pattman, Ruth Brammon, Wilbur Burton, Vernon Moore and Fred McQuary.

{was given the at its last i by. A. B. Evans of ‘the Indiana State Police, who formerly was with the F. B. I.

and Jack Ingle were taker into the club at the business meeting.

Ben Davis Honor Roll

high honor roll are announced as follows:

tied for first place; Betty Rippy, William Rigot, Clarice Neal, Harriet Schuh, Mary Lib Bland, Dorothy Moore, Mildred Dishman, . Jean Kemp, Frank Haeberle, Jean» ette Goodwin, Martha Wimer, Margaret Hoffman, Faye Spivey, Ester Wilson, Vera Modden, Leron MelBenny | Syphers and Ruth Sproat.

seph Gillaspy Soucie, Violet Adelia Sonnefield, Evelyn Moss, May Watkins, Ernest ' Creamer, Florence Johantges, Robert Hamilton, Donald Venable, Deloris Showecker, John Serak, Lucille Pickerel, Marie Britenback, Ernest Grosdidier, Maxine Oakes, Velda Phil-

Betty Seligman, Wayne Eileen Lewis; H. R. Miller, Elizabeth Pieper and Mildred Schutte.

Catt, Marjorie Vance, Jo-Ann Haywood, Marcon Lentz, Yvonne Spivey, Eugesle Ryan, Phillip Poling, John Dean, Ann Kafoure, Th sha, Kathleen Bush, Ba Bette Herittier, Pat | Young, John Walton, Rohert B. Smith, Robert E. Smith, Ra Gerald Culbe |

bers ‘are Hilda Duriak, Jack Gilbert, Gail South, Mildred Phillips, John Wolven, Jack Wright, Helen Golay, Woodson, Della Bowman, Cecil Ap-

Pp Schober, Marjorie Oglesbee, Ruth Hackleman, Betty Thompson? and Elbert Vaughn,

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Catherine Wolfe, Sering, Bernadine Cook, Leo Swick, Betty Marsh, Eugene Jones, Her-

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High ‘School's Honor

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Annetta Hammer, Rober} Linblad and Gear-

Add to Latin Club

THE LATIN CLUB at Ben Davis|

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wel d ‘ new members into the] pe den isted. ranks at the last meeting. Those sed foi ‘on Sue : k en wae, Stahl, En poster 150 dreamers: in Dehbyshire, ‘Mary are m : the. classes of - 0 sie High Marietta Gray, Mary Rank ‘Max |pastel and School today. Bates, Robert classes. and

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ment: cipal members’ of the: cast Showecker, Francis Walter Woodson, = Mary

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A demonstration of Sirigerprint ing n- Davis Hi-Y Club

Allan Washburn, Allen Edwards

MEMBERS OF THE BEN DAVIS

Jean: Karl and Jeanette Hawk,

Marjorie Glick,

Robert Conrad, Alice

endorf, Gordon (Gross, Joann Keck, Harley Adams, Jo‘Donna Madden, John Kelly, Ruth Locke,

ips, Louis Bolander, Joan Walters, | Harold Basore,

Gaskins, Peter Briggs,

Other Members Listed Others are Donald Seeman, John

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ond ‘Spurlock and Additional high "honor roll mem-

Virginia Vornhem, Walter

leget, Eleanor Plain, Dorothy

Other names are ‘Richard VehlJames Cox, Burford Reeves, Timberman, Delbert Donald Woodson, Nancy

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Hi-Y Selects Members

The Hi-Y Club has chosen 10 new probationary members. They are James Hackley, Floyd Askren, John Dill, William Cohoon, Edwin Hawkergmith, Harold thor, Charles Martin, Norman Jeffers, Al

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Cowen and Edward B "y

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