Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 November 1941 — Page 20
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MANUAL CLASS
NOTES IVY DAY
McComb Addresses Seniors
- Meredith West’s Poem Is Read.
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Seniors at, Manuai Training ‘High school this week celebrated the 33d
NOV. 28, 1941
anniversary of Ivy Day at the school.| §
Principal E. H. Kemper McComb addressed the seniors, whose presittner, made the prese ivy. Meredith: West's
m was read, and the , “We Are the Class
dent, Don entation of Ivy Day
of ’42,” writte by Gordon Grow, was|"
sung for the|first time in public.
THE MASK AND WIG CLUB of
Manual presented ‘a two-act™ play “The Red La
- Green.
Manual c uncil Elects
THE MANUAL Student Council, comprised of the presidents of the school’s 49 roll rooms, is headed by Officers elected to
‘Betty Campbell. assist her are; Maxine Wood, vice
_president, and |Marylouise Woessner,
secretary. William Lee was elected president to represent the 10 junior high roll rooms, and his fellow-offi-cers are Hiram |Nally, vice president, olden, secretary.’ 5 — MANUAL’S
The different ‘‘American Medley”, tumbling - act,
school auditoriym. acts will be: “Memories”,
Mexico Way,” the “Chatanoog The show is | Girls’ League of
DINNERS TO HONOR MANCHESTER HEAD
Times,| Special NORTH MANCHESTER, Ind, Nov. 28.—A series| of dinners honoring Dr. V. F. Schwalm, new president of Manchester College, has been planned by alumni chapters. The first dinner will be held at Chicago tomorrow night and the second will be at Marion, Ind., Dec. s Will be held
fodern Design,” and Choo Choo.” presenisd by the
later. President Schwalm also will hold a series of dinner \conferences with schoolmen of surrounding nference will be
p” in the school auditorium yesterday under the direction \ Catherine Rosalind
They fight politics hard at Shortridge High School, but when they win, they come up smiling. These are the Shortridge junior | class officers, after: their recent election, They are, left to right, front row: Catey Glossbrenner, a member of the student council; Maxine
musical “Thank You” Sunday at 3 p. m. in Caleb Mills Hall, when the 100 members will present a concert in appreciation to those who made it possible for them to have their new blue and white uniforms. Between numbers, Fred Flickinger, band captain, will voice the band’s appreciation. #8 8 =
Editor Names Aids
BARBARA EVANS, “liner” editor of the Shortridge Annual, has announced her choice of assistants. ‘They are: | Room 209—Mary Jo Beazell, Jo Ann Bower, James Barnes, Patsy Bishop, Robert Blake, Suzanne Cohen, Mary Jane Catterson, Bernard Casselman, Harry Collins, Shirley Draper, John Dittrich, Caronly Cooper and Robert Dabbs. Room 241—Ruth Friedman, Doris Fessler, Allen Greer, Margaret Fish, Ruth Ford, Lois Hilkene, Biol Hopkins, Phyllis Hall, Betty Jane Heassler, Jack Klinger, Carloyn Kiger, Jack Jeliffe and Robert Johnson. Room 313—Marilyn . Richards, Mary Ellen Leckie, Corinne Longsdorf, George Lewis, Marjorie Lo-
The Shortridge Band will say al
Bridgeman, class scribe, and Jean “Clark, student council. Second row, left to right: Bruce Hilkene, student council; William Lieber, class president; Tooty Gates, vice. president, and Joan Bartley, vaudeville chairman. Back row, left to right: Donald Ambuhl, treasurer, and Ned Hendrickson, student council. \
Thanks for Uniforms,’ Says - Band at Shortridge High
renz, Ned Merrill, Isabel Oldham, Allen Moorman, Janet Mitchell, Arthur Pratt, Jesinah Roark, BarBara Renick and Jack Peters. Room 345—Adda J. Winterfeldt, Beverly Siniff, Leah Schneider, William Segar, Robin Simler, Richard Stuntz, Louise Swaim, Susan Taylor, Thomas Stump, Kennard
Voyles, Helen Warvel, Dorothy Yates and: Thomas Wakeland. # ” ” xl VICTOR CARDARELLI; a senior, has been elected president of. the Shortridge Student Council. Other officers are ‘Bruce Hilkene, junior, vice president, and Patty Aspinall, sophomore, secretary. ’ 2 5 =n
Host to Fiction Club NINE MEMBERS of the Shortridge Drama League entertained members of the Shortridge Fiction Club recently with a one-act play, “Haye You Had Your Operation?”
Mary Dale Metzger directed the play, in which roles were taken by Janice Applegate, Jo Ann Bower, Leslie .Canning, Lorna Dalstrand, Jean Eisenbarth, Nell Elkin and Toho Epstein. Edward Hawkins was stage manager,
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SAVE TO SERVE PLAYLET GIVEN
Defense Stamp Plan Is
Explained by Pupils at Washington. ;
If there's a pupil at Washington High School who doesn’t know all about National Defense Savings Stamps after today, it won't be the fault of the faculty and most of the oifter pupils. A playlet, “We Save to Serve” was presented during three convocations yesterday and today. Pupils from the public speaking and debate | classes visited the 46 roll rooms, explaining the stamp plan, and arrangements have been made ab the school office for their sale.
They Took Roles
Students appearing in the play were: Martha Brehm, Donald Burns, Wina Butrum, Martha Day, Fred Fisher, Marian Gideon, George Grunewald, Miriam Hartman, Willia Hiatt, Kenneth Hicks, Charles Hogue, Wanda Hunt, Margaret Jenkins, Helen Katterhenry, James Keenan, Barbara King, Ernestine Lambert, Barbara Gene Lucas, Robert Marendt, Harry Miller, Nadine Miller, Jo Ann Murray, Elnora Schooley, Simon Shelley, -Everett Tackett, Vera Whaley and Bronco Yerich. Donald Mears, Thelma Walsh and William Hiatt designed and made posters advertising the stamps. Music for the play was furnished by Barbara Gene Lucas, Ellis Cripe, Roland Littrell, Marvin Brinson and Ora Arnold, with Charles Sturges, Gerald South and James Cox assisting with properties.’ Robert McNew, John Pickard, Orville Biggs and Robert Shroyer carried flags in the call to the colors
"| which climaxed the program.
Speakers Visit Rooms
Student - speakers visiting roll roonts were Julia”Allen, Howard Anderson, Jack Cummings, Martha Flag, J Jeanine Faulk, Anna Foreman,
June Garrett, Rosemary Keil,
, | Roger Knight, Eva Kostoff, Thomas
McAndrews, Maxiné Palmer, Selva Prichert, Samuel Roach and Evon Yanakeff. Richard Blackwell, Sylvia Chilburn, Betty Gribbje, Josephine Ha-
Kronoshek, Naomi Lasley, Betty Myers, Iva Jean Phelps, Jean Shelburne, Annabelle Simmons and Kathleen Smith. ” 2 ” Students participating in the annual Hayward Barcus Constitution Essay contest met for the first time yesterday to hear the contest regulations. This contest is open to all enrollees of Washington except post-graduates. Miss Louise Ross has been selected general contest chairman. Charles Money is chairman of the advisory committee, assisted by Miss Emma Lou Thornbrough, Mrs. Anne M. Burge and Arthur Shumaker. The judging committee is composed of ‘Audie Watkins, chairman; Miss Frances Moder .and Miss Corlie Jackson. 2 ” 2 British personalities will be the subject of the discussions by members of the Civic Quest Club Monday. Virginia Riley and Patty Main will discuss Winston Churchill. “Florence Newlin will have as her subject Lord Beaverbrook; Virginia Lewis will talk about Lord Halifax, and Marian Wattleworth will discuss Anthony Eden. Miss Shirley Harvey is faculty sponsor of the club. The program is in charge of June Garrett.
PLAY IS SELECTED AT INDIANA GENTRAL
The Alpha Psi Omegg honorary society of Indiana Central College will produce the comedy play, “You Can’t Take it With You” Dec. 5 at the. Kephart Memorial Auditorium at the College. The cast will be directed by Betty Jo Bennett, a senior, of Hartford City.. It includes: Virginia Rose, Rochester; Ann Emmert, Brazil; La Donna Wiliman, Vernon; John
Ill.; Verdun La Cha ance, Kenneth Kraft, Dayton, Thorntown; Mary hosder_ ‘Carrol Vertrees, Elnora; Logansport; Fred Biggers, Durham’ Cal.; Carl Leiter, Roanoke; Jane Wiley, Shelbyville; George Jacobs, Decatur, Ill.; Merrill Geible, Plymouth; Hope Bean, Laurel.
Other members of the society as-
sisting with the play are:
Robert Gillan, Thorton; Clara Files, Flora, Ill; Jannet Denn: Indianapolis; Martha L. Addi i apolis; Imogene Dietz, Brazil; Merrill Geible, Plymouth,
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Literary Groups Elect
FOUR INDIANA CENTRAL College literary societies, Philaletea, Theacallosia, Philomusea .and Zetagathea have announced new members accepted: on the basis of scholastic standings.
The Hew members are:
PHILALETHEA—-Kathleen Foreman catur; Jery Motley, Indianapolis; Steele, Indianapolis; Evelyn Sproat, Sandborn; Esther Grose, Richmond: Charlotte Lelashmit, Anderson; Bla
‘Oakland, Cal.; : Robert Gillan, “Westfield, Ill.
anche Wertz, An derson; Bonnie Polk, Westfield, Iil.: ne Schlarb, Terre Haute: Eva Gilidewell, Jane dianapolis; Be Muncie; Janet Dennis, ndinnasolis: "Esther Breedlove, Indianapolis. THEACALLOSIA—Vera son; Berneice Matchett, y Waisom. Wolcott! lclen Huftner, PO. et verly - Denbo, ecatur, Iil.; Eleanor Uncapher, Lafayette; Mary McCreery, Muncie; Beverley Hardy, Grovertown; Ruby Hendrickson. Greensburg; Li vernon. ort,
MUSEA— Mack Gaines, Jasonville; George Spotts. Logansport; Joe White, Robinson, PL: arold Harvey, Hewitt, Minn.: Louis Berran Noblesville ZETAGATHEA — dimes Miller, Crawfordsvillé; Alonzo Micodemus, Butler; Allen ste Stee sekley, ®Butler; Ralph owen, enc.
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Here's a tip for an executive who's looking for a good secretary. Rosedale Weddle, a senior at Technical High School, far in front in- the shorthand contest held each month by the commercial clepartment. She holds the records for “both the 60 and 80-word a. minute shorthand contests, = according to Miss Winifred Waters, instructor in the department. . Others who cams close to 80 words a minute are Edythe MecClain, Ruth Ball anc Helda Sedlak. Winners in the €0-word contest
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4 PLEDGED TO BLUE KEY Times Special CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind. Nov. 28.—The Wabash College chapter of Blue Key, honorary fraternity, has pledged four men, all members of the Junior class. They are Glen Morrow, of Indianapolis; Frank Barnett, Peoria, Ill.; Richard Freeman and Robert Ormes, both of Crawfordsville, .
LOCAL STUDENT Wik HONOR AT WESLEYAN
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