Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 December 1941 — Page 23

FRIDAY, DEC. 5, 1941

W.H. S. TO MARK STATE BIRTHDAY

Schricker to Be Speaker as 125th Anniversary Is Celebrated.

Indiana's No. 1 citizen will address students of Washington High Schoel Thursday, when the school’s

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Shops at Manual Ease Stout Field Priority Problem

Here is how a man's school can help him long after he is graduated. John P. Parrish, architect in charge of improving Stout Field, the National Guard Airport, and Leigh

Hughes, electrical engineer on the project, were discussing their troublés recently. Mr. Parrish needed some iron rings, to be used in anchoring planes to the concrete runways, but even though’ the work was proceeding through the Adjutant General's office, the priorities problem had him stumped. Then both men remembered the fine metal working shops at Manual High School which they attended. They called E. H. Kemper MecComb, Manual’s principal, and told him their problem.

In a short while Mr. Parrish had 100 iron rings, complete with attached eye-bolts, built to minute specifications, and work at the airport proceeded. Eighteen students, working under N. H. Poole in the General Metal course, had made the rings and bolts from drawings supplied by Mr. Parrish, .working in addition to their regular classwork. » » ”

View War Films

All Manual R. O. T. C. students will view official U. 8. War Department movies, each Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, according to Sergt. Harry E. Smith, instrue-

The Mask and Wig Club, Manual's dramatic organisation, is going out on tour. Next Wednesday the group will present a one-act play, “Sauce for thé Gosling” at School 22, under the direction of

Helen Kerr, student member. Cast members are: Elenor Ayres, BEdward Reich, Herman Hurwitz, Rita Meo, Wilmajean Ketchum and Gordon Grow. ££ 8 @

A group of Marion County Health, science and safety teachers will hear Carl F. Hanske, head of the Manual science department when he speaks tomorrow at Warren Central High School. His subject will be—"The Scientific Method as Applied to Health and Safety.”

Festival Set Tuesday

Manual's annual Saturnalia Festival will be held at the close of school Tuesday, which will be attended by all students. Miss

Elizabeth L. Davis, head of the language department, is in charge, assisted by the following committee members: Florence Willard, Miriam Vornholt, Edgar Hamer, Robert Glazier, Doris Denton and Peggy Barnhart. 8 # 8 Miss Lena I. Brady, Manual senior class sponsor, has announced that Shirley Pearcy, commercial art student, submitted the winning senior class banner. Designs also were offered by Mildred Hall, Ruth Miller and Nathan Kanlan.

CHARGE SHIP LINES

GAVE GERMANY HELP

NEW YORK, Dec. 5 (U. P)—A Federal grand jury today indicted two steamship companies and two individuals on charges of conspiracy to violate the neutrality laws by shipping materials abroad with out export licenses. The defendants were the Titan Shipping Co. of New York, William Oberiander, vice president of Titan: the Companhia Nacional de Navegatcao, a Portuguese firm, and Antonio de Silva, captain of the steamship Thome, owned by Titan. They are accused specifically of shipping 71 coils of steel wire rope, weighing 18 tons and worth $5000, to Lisbon. Treasury Department investigators hinted that the steel rope found its way to Germany.

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STUDENTS AT Washington will | see a movie of the Dickens Christ- | mas Carol as a Christmas gift from | 14 of the school's extra-curricular organizations. | The clubs who are sponsoring the movie. with their presidents, are: Rooster, Donald Robbins; Business| Builders, Barbara Jean Lucas; Civic Quest, Marian Ellaby; the | Continental Girls’ Athletic Associa-| tion, Jean Linn; Girl Reserves, Rose) Luschoff; Science Club, John White: Hi-Y, William Greenwood; Indiana Club, Nancy Meloy; Latin Club, Annabelle Simmons; National Honor Society, Elizabeth Nelson; Peace Society, Naomi Lasley; Washington Club, Jean Shelburne; the Student Union, Ellis Cripe, and the Usher Club. 2 8 =

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THE STUDENT UNION at Washington is going into a study] of courtesy, and how it may be apin various circumstances ound Ellis Cripe, | ion president, has assigned com- | ittee members as follows: | Sophie Kretheotis, chairman, who! will study the application of courtesy in the school corridors; Marian Gideon, lunchroom; Donald Rob- | bins, sports; Norman West, audi-| torium: William May, to and from] school, and Peggy McIntire, class- | rooms.

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