Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 May 1942 — Page 9

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WEEK CROWDED

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at Tech high school with several

annual concert at the World War

Vote for

* ria Cole, Helen Killiea, Betty Flem7 ing, Betty Bergman, Joanna Smith,

< production of the “Sketchbook” to- - night at 8:15 p. m. are in for a

band, concert and octet groups.

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ECH'S MUSIC

Voting for Queen of ~~ Cannon Dance Ends Today.

National Music week, Sunday through May 10, will be observed

special programs. Next Sunday the Tech choir and madrigal singers will give their fifth

memorial at 4 p. m. J. Russell Paxton will direct and Miss Louise Swan will be accompanist.” Tuesday the girls’ concert club, directed by John M. White, will sing “Lady of Shallot” in Stuart hall. Closing the ‘week May 10, the concert orchestra under the baton of Charles E. Overholt, will give a concert at Caleb Mills hall between 3:30 and 4:30 p. m,

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» Queen

Today is the last chance for Tech pupils to vote for their choice of queen to rule over the Cannon dance Thursday. Candidates are Joan Baumgart, Elizabeth Hyatt, Shirley Aikin, Glo-

Shirley Williams, Virginia Charlton, Betty Hodges and Maxine Smith. : ' 2 8 = Those who attend the 10th annual

musical program which includes the “top ten tunes” of the week. Besides individual acts there will be two acts and finale featuring the boys’ dance band, the girls’ dance

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More. than 50 former members of the Arsenal Cannon, Tech news-

the 16th annual dinner, to be held May 23, at the Food Craft shop. Mrs. Louis Harshman Creasser is general chairman and is being assisted by Mrs. Thelma Land Denver Cecil Jordan is permanent executive secretary of the association,

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Marcia Dena Wood . . . Ben Davis May Queen.

43 AT DECATUR GET DIPLOMAS

Prison Chaplain to Speak At Commencement Program Tonight. Decatur Central high ‘school’s 10th annual commencement will be held

at 8 o'clock tonight in the school auditorium.

special music.

diplomas to the 43 graduates. 2 8 = Dwayne Hodges and Homer Dorall, Decatur Central high school seniors, have received special merit scholarships from Indiana university. — PRAYER BOOK RIDDLED ALLIED AIR BASE; Pacific, May 1 (U. P.).—The Rev. Phillip Nigel Warrington , Strong, bishop of New Guinea, revealed today that a Japanese plane came sO

close to killing him recently that his brief case and prayer book were

shot full of holes;

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DAYAN'S BASEMENT

The Rev. Robert Hall, chaplain of |: the Michigan City state prizon, will}: deliver the address, and the high|; school band and choir will furnish |;

Harvey F. Griffey, county super- |i intendent of schools, will present |:

Southwest |

Keith Robbins Harry Newby

Vernon Moore

Ruth Brannon

Wayne Gaskins Robert Hamilton

Margaret Hoffmann

Frederick McQuary

| Josephine Sheets Patricia Young

These Ben Davis students will present “Ever Since Eve,” the allsenior play, May 8 at the school.

FESTIVAL GOURT OF HONOR 1S SELECTED

Marcia Dena Wood, Ben Davis senior, was to reign as May queen today at the school’s annual May day festival. Mabel Muse was to be her maid of honor. . Tnose in the court of honor were:

Josephine Sheets, Florence Johantges, Patricia Young, Imogene Fines, Ruth Brannon and Faye Lawson.

Others participating in the program are:

Nellie Arnold, John Applegate, Virginia Baker, Alice Bolay, Lucille Barber, - Bob Barker, Patsy Baugh, Herbert Benedict, Sonna Bennett, Wayne Blair, Mary Elizabeth Bland, Billy Bogan, Louis Bolander, rothy Bowman, Evelyn Sue Brothers, Joanne Brown, Hazel Burgess, Margaret Burgess, Louise Carnes; Maxine Chamberlain, Vera Chambers, Stella Cismas, Betty Clark, Charles Coleman, Frank Cook, Viola Crouch, Jean Cunningham, Wendell Davis, Betty Day, Jim Dean, Barbara Dewees, Evelyn Dotson, Flo Dreyer, Dorothy Durham, Allen Edwards, Marvin Evans, Walter Fahrback, Corinne Farrell, Dorothy Faulkner, Paul Figg, fonn Filliman, Irene Finchum, Anita ck. Lavonne Franklin, Paul Faulkner, Wayne Gaskins, Kenneth George, John Gerth, Leon Glidewell; Vivian Gossett, Norma Gross, Louise Hamblin, Bob Hamilton, Jack E. Harris, Robert Hartpense, Don Hauser, Jo Ann Haywood, Donald Hessong, Robert Inman, Roberta Inman, Florence Johantges, Fred Johnson, Cary Jordon, Bernice Kendall, Jean Kennell, Lyman Kerkhoff, Keyt, Martha and Fay Lawson, Eileen Lewis, Bob Lucas, Mildred Marlow, Miriam March, Barbara May Paul McCoy, Helen Merriman, Betty Jo Miller, Eden Miller, John Miller, Marion Miller, Rosanna Miller, Bettyjane Moller, Bonnie Moore, Katie Moore, Joan Moore. Marjorie Moore, Margie Mooris, John Mottey, Forrest Muse, Maxine Oakes, Anna Owings, Lucille Pickeral, Billy Rigot, Ruth Rice, Mary Frances Rushton, Dolores Sanders, Mildred Schutte, Lorene Scott, Nellie Sering, Georgianna Shanks, Margaret Shoof, Eddy Showecker, George Skinner, Monroe Skinner, Dotty Smith, Harold Smith, Kenneth Smith, Dorothy Sneed, Adelia Sonnefield, Faye Spivey, Rosemary Stackhouse, Shirley Stonebraker, Francis Swallers, Melba Sweany. Bonnie Thompson, Ray Thompson, Jean Townsend, Margery Vance, Wayne Van Treese, Allen ashburn, Rosemary Watts, Marie Wells, Lois West. Robert Wilson, Charles Wishmeier, Edna Woodall, Y alter Woodson, Claire Woodward, Jack Wright, Richard Wright, Helen Jean Young.

Wins Two Firsts

Jane Polachek was awardéd two first places in the second group (grades 7, 8 and 9) in the Twelfth district American Legion poppy poster contest. Keith Coghill also captured two firsts in the third group (grades 10, 11, 12.

Those receiving honorable mention were Helen Golay, Marion Pfeiffer, Evelyn, Shaffer, Dick Hawley, Betty Fox, Jack Owens, Paul ‘Figg, Margaret Sullivan, Ralph Hines and Sammy Dennis. 4

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|and the children free,

A. Clark,

‘Ben Davis May Queen and Play Cast

Mabel Muse . . . Miss Wood's maid of honor.

PLAN SUMMER BIBLE SCHOOLS

Church Leaders to Meet ‘Tomorrow -and - Discuss

Vacation Program.

Looking toward the time when the public schools will be adjourned church school leaders will meet for their annual interdenominational vacation vacation Bible school institute tomMOrrow. The institute will begin at 9:30 a. m. and continue through the afternoon in the First Friends church. Workshop Featured

A workshop with teachers actully performing the handwork recommended for vacation school children is an institute feature. Projects which suggest Biblical times include oriental houses, tents, palm trees, scrolls, sheepfolds, and peep shows. E. T. Albertson, executive secretary of the Marion county Council of Christian education, institute sponsor, will preside.

Leads Devotions

Miss Mildred Hinshaw , host church religious education director, will lead the devotions. Mrs. John Methodist conference hildren’s work director, will conuct the workshop. Others on the program are Mrs. A\ B. Mulford, Mrs. Paul B. Clark, Miss Wanda Brown, religious education director of the Tabernacle Presbyterian church, Miss Anna Clark, state religious education director for the Disciples of Christ, and Mrs. Ruth Estes, director of religious education for the Third Christian church. :

Indiana Central Honors Students

Miss Hope Bean of. Laurel and James Miller of Crawfordsville have been voted the most outstanding woman and man on the Indiana Central college campus. William - Maddock of Liberty, freshman class president, has received a certificate award for being selected as the most outstanding member of his class. Selections were made by a fac-ulty-student committee following the Geneva stunt night. Choices were made according to scholastic records, leadership ability, character and general personality. Miss Bean is a member of the Philalethean literary society and of Alpha Psi Omega. Mr. Miller has been president of the student Christian association and is a member of the “C” association. He is also a distance runner on the college track team."

N. D. TRAINING OPENS FOR 1100 MAY 18

SOUTH BEND, Ind, May 1 (U. P.).—Capt. H. P. Burnett, commandant at the U. S. naval reserve training school at Notre Dame university, announced today that 1100 naval officers will arrive here May 18 for a five and one-nalf week training course. They will replace 900 V-7 trainees, half of whem will leave May 13 for the naval reserve midshipmen’s school at New York. The other haif will be sent to the naval reserve school at Northwestern university May 15. Capt. Burnett said the new contingent will come directly trom civil life, and will include ¢rdnance, engineering and deck volunteer specialists. On July 1, they will go on active duty.

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W, H. 5. PLANS MOTHER'S DAY

To Celebrate: Music Week at School.

Washington high school will observe its annual mothers’ day convocation next Thursday morning in the auditorium, The Rev. 8S. W. Hartsock, pastor of the Tabernacle Baptist church, will speak. Jean Shelburne, president of the senior girls’ Washingtonian club, will present the speaker. The entertainment program will include a vocal solo by Samuel] Roach, a reading by Rose Lushoff, and a group of vibraphone. selections by Rosemary Reddell. Anna Foreman and Naomi Lasley are in charge of arrangements. -

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Club Honors Mothers

Mothers of Washington high school senior girls will be honored at a tea given next Friday afternoon by the Wa. cs h ingtonian club, senior girls’ organization. Jean Shelburne, club president, will preside. Jeanne Winters, vice president, and Marjorie Garringer, treasurer, will be at the tea table along with Betty Fletemeyer, secretary, and Miss Shelburne.

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Arrangements are being made by Annabelle Simmons, Naomi Lasley, Anna Foreman, Joan Blum, Marian Ellaby, Miss Fletemeyer and Miss Winters. Music will be § furnished by Samuel Roach and Donald | White, and Rose : Lusholf and Miss Garringer Miss Lasley will give readings.

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Observe Music Week

In observance of national music week, the concert orchestra of Washington high school will present a program at the school auditorium Wednesday night. The program will include wellknown orchestra works and a modern presentation of an old-time melodrama with musical background. Coy Crank, Gordon Thompson, Marian: Everett and Rcbert C. Jones will have character parts in the performance, The melodrama is arranged by Kelvin Masson, orchestra director. Soloists in the standard works will be Donald White, Coy Crank, Fred Fisher and Audrey Williams. . t J

Senior Cast Named

The cast of the Washington high school senior class play was announced today. Members are: Blossom Arthur, Gertrude Price, Rosemary Keil, Patricia Kerch, Helen Rejko, Rhodna Repcheff, Helen Phillips, Eva Richards, Jean Linn, Rose Lushoff, Mary Bosiak, Kathleen Patterson, Lois Taylor, Alice Rowe and Naomi Lasley. Girls who will usher are:

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Jeanne Winters

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er, Jeanne Winters, Marjorie Bellau, Kathleen Hastings, Marjorie Garringer, Elsie Curts, June Smoot, Jean Fulk, Mildred Deweese, Joan Blum, Carolyn Buckrop, Kathleen Smith, Annabelle Simmons, Mary Gonzales, Betty Myers, Nancy Meloy and Virginia Kidd. The play will be presented May 15 in the school’ auditorium. : os ‘ Foods Class II of Washington high school is exhibiting soap which was made from scraps of fats saved in the school’s cooking laboratories. Ten gallons cf fat and one can ¢f lye made 12 averagezized bars of soap.

Anna Foreman, Betty Fletemey- |

Annua Will Be Held

Highlighted by the 25th anniversary of the class of ’17, the Tech

alumni association will hold its annual business meeting and dance June 5 in the boys’ gym at the school. In charge are Houston Meyer and Miss Helen Caffyn, faculty members. Officers of the association are Mrs. Myra Majors Wirenius, president; Earl Townsend, vice president; Mrs. Louise Eleanor Kleinhenz, secretary, and Hanson H, Anderson, treasurer.

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Mrs. Gladys Lewsader’s foods classes are doing their best to get along without sugar by using honey, molasses and corn syrup. . .. To aid Tech girls in keeping physically fit, the girls’ gym is being held open after school hours to enable those

in Gym June 5

who have no gym classes to take part in some form of physical training. . . .. Tech faculty and pupils have purchased $2000 worth of defense stamps. :

PARTY ARRANGED BY SCARLET QUILL

The Butler University Scarlet Quill, senior women’s honorary society, will give a skating party tonight at 8 o'clock at Rollerland to raise funds for the club’s half tuition scholarship awarded annually to a ‘sophomore coed. Those in charge of the party are Miss Margaret Brunson, general chairman, Miss Lois Mathieson, Mary Wiley, Helen Ruegamer and Miss Magnolia DeHart.

BETA. DELTA CH WIN AT DEPAUW

Fraternities Show Lead in Scholarship; Kappa Leads Women,

Times Special GF GREENCASTLE, Ind, Mag l— Fraternities led the DePauw cuow pus in scholarship during the fiss semester, registrar office reports showed today. oa Beta Theta Pi ied the fraternities in classroom records with Delta Chi in second place. The Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority, whose averages were slightly lower ‘han the two leading fraternities, led: the wom- . en’s residence halls, with Kappa Alpha Theta second. | :

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