Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 April 1942 — Page 13

FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 108 School News

PUPILS AT DAVIS COLLECT SCRAP

Everything From Clock Spring to Anvil Given To War Effort.

Metal, ranging in size and shape from the main spring of an alarm clock tO a broken anvil, ‘was econ tributed to the war effort by Ben Davis high school pupils this week in a serap collection campaign. es 2 2 “Ever Since Eve” a three-act comedy of life in the suburbs, will be presented by the senior class of Ben Davis high school on May 8 Mrs, Elsie B. Hall, head of the dramatic department, will direct. The cast includes Josephine Sheetg, Patricia Young, Margaret Hoffman, Becky Rowlinson, Ruth Brannon, Fred MeQuarry, Walter Woodson, Wilbur Burton, Keith RObbLING, - Wayne Qasking Vernon Moore, Harry Newby, Robert BE Smith, Richard Daniels and Robert Hamilton

Gladys Anderson, property manager, . ahd Mary Bogue, prompter, will astist backstage.

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Club Gives Supper

Alice Jean Kemp was in charge of the Supper when the Sew and Sprout elub of Ben Davie high

Thell, secretary.

“The 1042 Fanfare” will be pre sented by the Cathedral high school band tomorrow, Sunday and Monday nights in the school audi torium. The program will begin at

school met Thursday at the school. Betty Rippy, president, was in charge of the meeting, Howard Lee and Elanore Brewer directed the recreation. 4-H discultions were conducted on junior leatiership, gardening, canning, food preparation, baking, clothing, and

8:15 o'clock each night. A special performance will be given for the nuns tomorrow afternoon, * Senior members of the band who

will receive monogrammed sweaters during the Sunday night pers

Officers of the Cathedral high school band who will take part in the band’s “The 1942 Fanfare” presentation include, (left to right) Joseph Weiger, president; John Arnold, vice president, and Leonard

formance are: Joseph Weiger, president; John Arnold, vice presi dent; Leonard ‘Theil, seeretary; Gerard Von Der Harr, librarian; Charles Argast, John QCangany. Louis Eekhart, Arthur Irwin, John Frank Moynahan, William O'Mahoney, Richard Pfarr, William Roberts and James Shevlin, Brother Paul, ©. 8 C, is band director, and Brother Damian, C. 8 OC, is assistant,

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rural electrification. 8 8 4

Annual Dance Set

The Trialge, mathematics club of Ben Davis high school, will hold its

annual dance in the gymnasium Tuesday. Florence Johantages is chairman of the dance committee, Wayne

Gaskins is in charge of refresh

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Proceeds to Help Finance A Canteen for Men in The Service.

Shortridge high school pupils are]

expected to go into rehearsal soon on a school play to raise funds for financing a portion of a canteen to be donated to the soldiers. The play will be “June Mad” and it will be directed by Miss Eleanor Dee Theek, dramatics teacher. Date of the play has not been announced, but the cast will be made up from all classes in the school. os 8 8

Field Day Plans

Al J. Kettler, journalism teacher at Shortridge, will attend the ninth annual Butler university journalism field day April 18 along with several Shortridge journalism pupils. Pupils who will attend are Evelyn Petersen, Joyce Dean, Ed Stephene son, Adda Jeanne Winterfeldt, Barbara Lee Smith, Harvey Harris and Frank Shellhorn, ” ” os Robert L. Campbell, English instructor at Shortridge since 1087, has been inducted into the army. He is a member of Phi Gamma Delta fraternity and received his A. B. and A. M. degrees at Indiana university. 8 os ” Phyllis Dell, Martha Alig, Jean Clark and Suzanne Herman will serve as a refreshment committee at the annual Bluebelle-Uglyman dance, April 17, ” 2 o

Mrs. Crockett Honroed

Mrs. W. P. Crockett, Shortridge matron, has been awarded the five star emblem of honor pin by the Emblem of Honor association of New York. The pin is in recognition of the services of the five Crockett boys who are in the armed forces. graduates, & Shortridge pupils taking part in the Indiana university statewide discussion league are Patricia Rudolph, William Lodwick, Oalvin Hamilton and Carolyn Jones. The discussion topic is to be “How Can My Community Make a Maximum Contribution to the War Effort.”

BOOK WEEK MARKED BY PUPILS AT HOWE

Marthana McWhir is chairman of the current Howe high school book week, dedicated to “patriotism and the truth.” The Howe library has received a donation of books and money to purchase books from the Irvington Union of Clubs and English classes have held special programs. New editions are being displayed in the school book cases. Assisting Miss McWhir are Hagel Wurster and Mrs, Jeff Stonex. ahi TECH DEBATER ON PROGRAM

Charles Retherford, member of the Technical high school's state championship debate team, will deliver the two winning essays in the Bruce P. Robison American Legion

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WASHINGTON'S BAND TO PLAY

Group of Patriotic Airs to Feature Concert in School Friday.

President Roosevelt has asked for more martial band music. And at 7:30 p. m. next Tuesday the Washington high school band will play a concert entitled, “The Stars and Stripes Forever, a program for Americans.” Under the direction of Louis

cert will be played | in the school auditorium, Part one of the program will con« x i sist of music related to wartime Rosemary Reddel periods. Dressed as Uncle Sam, Richard Gingery will speak the continuity lines for numbers ranging from Yankee Doodle te present-day martial musie. In the second half of the program will be both. i popular and. semi « classical | compositions. : Soloists will be. Donald Duncan, clarinet; Rosemary Reddel,.: percussion, an Jean Linn, alt clarinet. The boys’ quar- SR tet—Merle Met- : : calf, Eugene Har- Donald: Duncan ris, Ora Arnold and Charles Hodges —will sing and a demonstration of

Forensic League Formed

Charter members of the national forensic league organized at Warren Central high school are (left to right) James Kemper, Harold Tignor, Irving Croshier, Jesse Linder and Charles Kemp, Members not in the picture are Bill Gale, David Haywood and James Garringer.,

NAVY ACCEPTS COLLEGE RENSSELAER, Ind, April 10.— St. Joseph’s college has been accepted for the navy’s V-1 accredited college program which enables students to complete. their college courses before entering the navy service. Basic work in mathematics is required by the V1 program. ——————

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baton twirling will be given. Members of the band besides the three soloists mentioned are: Bill| \ o Edwards, Jo Ann Murray, Frank Kinney, Marshall Brown, Robert Heintg, Frank Hasseld, James Harding, Bob Mcmillan, Richard Stone and Jack & Kirk, clarinets; t Richard CumSa mins, Richard Small, Carlos Bell, | Jean Linn James Williams, | McCoy, Earl Ligon, Alan| Fischer, Denzil Kincaid, Carl Nelson, James Groff, trumpets; John Bodimer, Donald Waltz, bassoon: Rorzella Paino, horns; Eleanor Williams and Bill Smock, basses: Donald Todd and Tom Edwards, trombones; Wayne Warman, Bob Keller, Kenneth Harding, percussion; Dwight Henderson and Carroll Hicks, baritones; James Potts, Juanita Foreman, Ray Williams, Roland Littrell, Harold Bryant and Robert Gentry, alto saxaphones: Virgil Fox, tenor saxophone; Betty Stone, bass clarinet.

SCHEDULE FINALS IN POETRY READING

The final poetry reading contest sponsored by the English department of Washington high scliool will be conducted at 10 a. m. next Thursday in the auditorium. Participants will be the successful entrants from the preliminary contests held recently. Miss Martha Dorsey, the first head of the department, will be chairman of judges. Miss Elisabeth Marie Smith and Mrs. Bess Sanders Wright are in

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