Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 April 1942 — Page 16

FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1042 6 AT BEN DAVIS Tech Sketchbook to Be Held on May 1;

» ENTER CONTEST Editors of June Issue of Cannon Appointed

Compete for W. C. T. u.! Cup Sunday at Emanuel |

A large group of Technical high | school students will sake part in the school’s 1942 Sketchbook review to be held May 1 in the boys’ gymnasium. Two acts and a finale are {on the schedule.

Tryon, Marian Wiggans, Betty Abbott, Robert Schaub, Catherine Middaw, Betty Mills, Betty Scott, Shirley Williams, Marilyn Becker and Martha Light.

Others Take Roles

bert Uebelhack, Jack Wall, William Weest, Robert ood and William Wooten. Boys’ dance band—Arthur Baran, RobB] ove, Walter Dehn, James Grimes, Richard Jones, Phillip Leaman, Jack Martin, hard Mehne, Joseph Moore, James Spear, John Stonebraker, Donald Y Louie Young and Jules Zinter. Girls’ dance band: Mary Jean Ayers, Mary Kathryn Breedlove, Joann jes, at-

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NAOMI LASLEY “W. HS. QUEEN

Rules Awards Day May 21; Pupils’ Defense Role To Be Studied.

Indiana dental school. For a pupil to win points for improvement in the health field, he must return a signed card from the dentist who has done the necessary dental improvement work,

Color Bars Awarded

The first distribution of color bars

with ribbons in the war activities program at Washington high school has been made to students of room

Dorothy Dezelan, Donald Dunlap, Betty Dillon, Wilma Denman, Paul Dodson, Marilyn Dunn, Mary Duke, Jean Denny, Wilma Dennis, Rosemary Duncan, Dalton De Hart, Betty Downey, Norman Dunn, Norma Dougherty, Loretta Downey, John Dugan, Peter Delello, Betty Dininger and Bozidor Dobrosavleich. Ten different colors represent the 10 fields of effort in the “Call to the

REUNION ARRANGED BY PURDUE VETERANS

One hundred and fifty of the original 500 .members of the first Purdue training detachment, part of the 90th division, will hold a twoday reunion tomorroy and Sunday in the Hotel Washington. Registration will begin at 1 p. m. tomorrow and a banquet will be held at 7 p. m. It will be the 24th annual reunion for the group which

Baptist Church.

Six Ben Davis high school pupils will compete in a silver medal contest to be sponsored by the W. T. C. U. Sunday at the Emanuel Baptist church. Participating will be Mary Francis Rushton, Alice Jean Kemp, Dlanore Brewer, Betty Rippy, Paul McCoy and Gladys Anderson. Frank Haeberle won a gold medal in a contest sponsored last Sunday by the W. C. T. U. at the West Michigan Street Methodist church.

reen, Joann Martha Ratcliffe, hultz, Jean Sears,

ubler. ) Charpie, Winston Churchill, Ted Donnell, Donald Durant, Arthur Eberhard, Richard Ernsting. Roy Jackson, Keith Johnson and liam Weest. s

Members of the cast of the first act “Into the Melting Pet for Uncle Sam” are: Phillip Hirsch, Donald Young, Betty Mercer, Gloria Cole, Rose Hamilton, William Long, Garrison Long, Clara May Masterson, John Anderson, Victor Haboush, Dow Hickam, Robert Cullom, Lawson McCommon, Hans Grigc, Clifforg Brummet, Joan Richey, Frances Penny and Marjorie Shinkel,

In Second Act

Cast members for the second act, “Out of the Melting Pot for You and Me,” are: Carolyn Tucker, Maxine Smith, Marilynn Jo Mackey, Shirley Aikin, Arthur Baron, James Spears, Lural Coryell, Winifred Freeman, Leo Sith (feast. Sarveh Robas, Eileen Hoover, Betty Coffin, nger, Francis Madinger, Robert | ehl. Robert Henley, Roberta Buis, Doris Ro Ry Ro OLED, Servies,

Colors” program. A white victory pin is awarded when 100 points in at least three fields have: been obtained. The winner of 250 points in at least five fields of endeavor wins a blue pin, while 500 point in at

trained as auto mechanics at the university from April 27 to June 21, 1918, and then joined the 90th division at Camp Mills. Harry R. McGuire, Wabash, a captain at Hattiesburg, Miss. is president of the organization and president of the organization.

Others taking part are: Members of Girls’ Concert club: Ruth Banta, Phyllis Behr, Rosemary Behr, Mary Branaman, Rosaleen Canatsey. Jean Chandler, Virginia Charltos, Shiriey May Clair, Ruth Everett, James Fenimore, Jean Ginn, Doris Grindstaff, Joan Hendrix, Phyllis Heisterkamp, Delores Hofmeister, Martha BE, opel. Laura Hull, Marjorie Jones, Ruth Kottlowski, Betty Longshore, Virginia Lukenhill, Edith Martin, Virginia

Matthews. Joanne Maitix, Regcy Meid, Alga Monroe, Miriam Mullenbruk, Mary Jane O’Connell, Elizabeth any Ott, Martha Ratcliffe, Reva Raymer, ary Jane Robertson, Maxine ush, Elaine Roush, Elaine P. Schwartz, Burdeen Southern, Barbara Wonk: Shirley Willies, | Fess White: tek!liff, Shirley illiams, Peggy - nna Wiggam, Marjorie Wright,

2569 by the war service committee of the student union. Twenty-two pupils of an enrollment of 33 have received color insignia for massing points in one or more of 10 war activities. Those receiving awards are: least seven fields entitles the stuBetty Dorsey, Jacquelyn Dunn,|dent to a gold “V” pin.

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Naomi Lasley will reign as May queen at the Washington high school “awards day” program May 21. Miss Lasley was selected from

among 68 senior girl candidates, all of whom have had high scholastic

Camera Winners Named

Winners of the Tech high school camera contest were announced today by the editors of the June issue of Arsenal Cannon. They are: Betty Lee Zehner and Genevieve Zook. Gene Spahr, first place; James Boys’ concert club: Donald Best, T! lo LaMar, second; Robert Leo Grigs- ¢ E Our-|by, third; Norma Roeser, fourth, land James LaMar, fifth. All wino. | ning pictures will appear in the magazine.

Six attendants who will assist her the cereare Col§leen Dunn, Betty = Fletemeyer, Nancy Meloy, Virginia Noe, Rhodna Rep- ; cheff and Jeanne Winters. Miss: Lasley The queen and

» = = Marcia Wood ruled as queen over the Ben Davis May day celebration this week, with Mabel Muse as maid of honor. In the queen's court were Florence Johantges, Pat Young, Ruth Brannon. Imogene Fines and Faye] Lawson. Mary Elizabeth Bland was

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Clyde McCormack has been named president of the Tech high

. and Helen Allison, Betty and June

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| Supervisors’ conference today.

school nature study club. Other officers are: Virginia Reuter, vice president; Catherine Berfanger, secretary, and Bernard DeKalb, treasurer.

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Get Aid Certificates

Ten students and nine teachers of Tech Ligh school have been awarded standard Red Cross certificates for completion of the Tech defense first aid course. Students are: Virginia Colville, Eddie Diss, Barbara Neubauer, Alice Anne O'Bryan, Marjorie J. Patrick, Bella Mary Riggan, William D. Rollings, Rita Scheidegger, Ralph V. Sheets and Raymond Wald. Teachers are: Misses Rowena Harrison, Mary Kain, Helen Caffyn, Pauline Duffy, Kate Kern and Mabel McHugh, M. C. Twineham, Herman Denzler and Mrs. Helen Holmes Smith. Tech high school’s new wild flow= er garden was opened this week for the inspection of the student body. Thirty species of flowers were in bloom yesterday.

Launch Physical Program

A program stressing physical fitness has been launched at Tech| high school. Health achievement cards have been given each student| suggesting a health program to follow and a physical examination by the family doctor. ! "At the end of a month the cards are to be returned with the results| of the student’s physical improvement checked. Recognition pins will! be given those who have carried! through the prescribed health habits. | Harry R. Kerr, Louis Lagemann, Betty Fleming, Luryall Coryell and] Virginia Charleton took part in al

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SCHOOL SUPERVISORS MEET KOKOMO, Apri 24 (U. P).—Dr.| Maycie Southall of Nashville, Tenn., and Dr. Paul McKee of Colorado State college, were to deliver the! principal addresses at a meeting cf elementary school supervisors] here for a meeting of the Indiana!

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{ Industrial artists of Washington ' high school have completed 60 small

her assistants will grant awards throughout all departments of the school. The Booster club will have charge of decorations and planning the queen’s processional. Club officers are: Don Robbins, Virginia Kidd, Marian Gideon and Peggy McIntyre.

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The Hawthorne social service house will hold its annual dinner at Washington high school Tuesday night. Group singing will be directed by the Rev. Leon Weatherman. Martha Metcalfe and Samuel Roach, members of the Continental chorus, will sing solos. C. G. Baker, superintendent of Hawthorne house, is in charge of arrangements.

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War Role Is Topic

Civic Quest, Washington high school history club, will discuss the role of a high school pupil in national defense at a convocation next Thursday morning in the school auditorium, Jean Shelburne will act as chair= man. Members of the panel will be Marian Ellaby, Peggy McIntire, Pearl Rice, Annabelle Simmons, Eva Clarkson and Norma Messmer. The audience will participate in a question period following the dis-

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scale model airplanes under the navy’s model building program. The number includes 26 Brewster fighters and 40 torpedo bomber planes. The navy uses the models to train spotters and gunners.

Dental Checkup Ends

Dental inspection at Washington high school was completed this week, ! The inspection is part of a program to improve health in the school as a national defense measure, This program is included in

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the war service effort which has been labeled the “Call to the Colors.”, More than 1750 pupils have taken | advantage of the inspection which] was conducted by seniors of the]

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