Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 January 1942 — Page 14
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES FRIDAY, JAN. 9, 1942
PAGE 14 School News—
LAUD ENLISTEES AT SHORTRIDGE
Principal Hull and Buck Write Men in Service: Buy Defense Stamps.
During the first Worid War, graduates of Shortridge High School | who joined the armed forces re-} ceived letters of encouragement | from George Buck, then principal. | Mr. Buck and J. Dan Hull, pres- | ave re-!
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ORGANIZE CLASS: AT WASHINGTON
Senior Committees Listed; Fiesta Is Given by Spanish Club.
Senior class committees at George Washington High School have been announced by Mrs. Geraldine John-|
son, senior class sponsor. Student Union representatives) are Sophie Kretheotis, chairman; | John Neraston, Robert Kelly, Nor-| man West, Richard Blackwell, Jack { Campbell, Naomi Lasley, Charles Petranoff, Calvin Stafford, Bobby | Joe Turner and Betty Fletemeyer. The Social Committee—Virginia Kidd, chairman; Rosie Lushoff, Betty Fletemeyer, Robert Clegg, Carroll Trotter, William Smock, lJack McKenna, Robert Kelly, § | Sophie Kretheotis, Annabelle Sim-| mons, Jean Shelburne, Jack Wilson, | William Mendenhall, Richard Ging- ; ery, Alma Klemens, Robert Miller! : | Charles Petranoff, Rhodna Repcheff i land Jeanne Winters. 5 Commencement Committee—Vir-| iginia Noe, chairman; Rosemary! | Reddell, Blossom Arthur, Ora Arm[old and Phyllis Harper. | Announcement Committee—Louis!|
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ent Shortridge principal, vived the custom for this war. The Daily Echo, Shortridge paper, pub-| lishes lists of former students now! in the Army, Navy and Marine Corps. The list is compiled by Miss Maryann McCoy, secretary to the! principal, and Al J. Kettler, pub-| § licity director. | The Shortridge Service flag for the first war bore more than 800 blue stars and 20 goid ones, |
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Defense Stamps Popular | The drive for defense stamp sales at Shortridge High School has been oversubscribed, according to W alter | Exiled King Carol of Rumania Carnahan, sponsor of the Service| is reported to have accepted Eastridge, chaifman; Robert Clegg, Activities Committee. leadership of the Free Rumania [John Neraston, Richard Irwin, | The committee at a recent a Commiitice for the Triumph of 1SUBRILA Alison, Marjorie Sasringeh ing ili rill Short-| Decomracy and te be planning a { Rosemary Reddell, Jeanne W inters,
| . . a tv director 41 A . . {and Mary Gonzaliz. | ridge safety director, outline plans; gq to the United States. He's . : ' . 4 for the safety of students in case in Mexico Cit Election Committee—Edith Neal] of air raids or fires. Now if) Viexith Law {Edward Henninger, Louise Smith, Members of C. C. Shoemaker's Betty Walls, Olyne West and Eu-
public speaking class are working gene Pickard. for the Red Cross throughout the NAME NN Ribbon 'Committee—Mary Kira, {chairman; Helen Rejko, Dilletta T0 DEFENSE J0 | Mitchell, Betty Walls and Mary
school, making speeches in ail home "on of Sale to!
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yooms. A sorority of Shortridge girls, the Euvola Club, donated $75, Finance Committee—Lois East-! fa Ben Richardson, Betty Walls
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Radio Club Elects
William Nordvke has been elected president of Shortridge’s Radio Club. Serving with him are Frank campbell, vice president, and Robert Rose, secretary-treasurer.
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Furnish Information on | Senior Officers Listed Charles Petranoff is senior presi-|
Air Shelters. detmpon 5 dent. Serving with him are Harold Kurt Vonnegut has been named | | Fulton, vice president; Rhodna Reps 1an ry, by the American Institute of Archi- cheff, secretary; Richard Ginge treasurer, and sergeant at arms, tects as Indiana representative on: ‘Eugene Harris, |
its committee on civilian protection. Second vice presidents, represent- | Mr. Vonnegut will be assisted ining roll call sections, are Mary | Indianapolis by George C. Wright, | Bosiak for Ferd Brumbiey; Marian president of thi 1nkiane American; Ellaby, Elizabeth Nelson for Miss! Ins and Rich-!Emma Lou Thornbrough; Richard ard C. Lennox, president of the In- Reed, U. D. Walker and Miss Agnes diana Society of Architects. Meehan, Others appointed were Hubert W. Petersen, Coulmbus; Edwin C. Club Gives Fiesta Berendes, Evansville; Karl D. Nor-| vis, East Chicago; Richard T.| The Spanish Club of Washington Wavne: Ravmond S. gave a fiesta this week in the school Kastendieck, Gary: James M. Turn- auditorium under the direction of er. Hammond: Kenneth W. Wil-| Mrs. Virginia Guyton. | liams, Kokomo: Walter Scholer,] Vocal performers were Sylvia Lafavette; George W. Allen, La- Naumsek, Anna Foreman and Sybil Porte; Charles E. Hamilton, Mun- {and Rosemary Stephenson, and cie: James B. Hawkins, New Albany, | | dancers were Robert Sprowl, Darrell! and Karl L. Schwartz, South Bend. Shelburne, Virginia Noe, Margaret es function of the committee is Ellen Wilson and Virginia Kronshek. to a government and military]! Other performers were Harold authorities technical data on the Berry, Joseph Coe, Barbara Cox, construction of larger buildings in Betty Dorsey, Wilma England, Dorthe State for guidance in disignat- othy Fahey, Barbara Hamilton, ing them safe shelters in case of Kenneth Harding, Sarah Hoagland. | Mary Hybarger, George Julius, Opal! Kinder, Patricia Long, Rosalind
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Secretary of State James M Tucker will be guest speaker at the monthly meeting of the Warren! | Township Republican Club at Cum- | | berlan d Inn at 7:30 p. m. Monday. Newly elected officers will be in-| | Stalled by Fred Dickerman. They clude Bernard L. Curry, president: rion Shock, first vice president: [Ren Featherstone, second vice! { president; Mrs. Forrest L. Hackley, secretary, and Spencer Askrin,
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‘BUTLER WAR COUNCIL OFFICERS ARE NAMED
Elwood Andrews and Doris Bra- | bender have been elected president respectively, of the | Student War Council at Butler Uni- | versity, it was announced today. The council, consisting of campus | leaders selected by faculty members, ‘will assist local civilian defense agencies, | The contact committee of the or-| | ganization consists of Phyllis Had-! {den, chairman, assisted by Harry! | Ellis and Don Zalac. Robert Schalk {is publicity chairman, assisted by {Shirley Anne Einbinder, while Max | Morris is promotion committee] chairman, assisted by Margaret | Brunson, Herbert Schwomeyer and
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