Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 May 1942 — Page 13

‘School ‘Ne

SENIORS AT I. C. T0 GIVE COMEDY

‘Trail of Lonesome Pine’ t

‘To Be ‘Presented at School Wednesday.

The three-act comedy, “Trail of the Lonesome Pine,” will be presented by the seniors of Indiana Central college at 8 p .m. Wednesday in the Kephart Memorial auditorium, Members. of the cast are Sarah Ellen Riley, Kirkland: Robert Painter, Minenapolis; Howard Rust, Richmond; Marjorie Hill, Mentone; Orville Cole, Findlay, Ill; Betty Jo Bennett, Hartford City; Dale Cook, Bt. Paul; Carol Rose, Indianapolis;

Tech Pupil Wins

Merit Award

Donald O. Leonard, Technical high school senior, was recently

presented a certificate of merit

mention literary of the 1942 tional Scholastic awards. The ar-

non.

Donald Leonard ticle appeared in the Arsenal Can-

YEARBOOK SALE STARTS MONDAY

Speedway High Pupils Offer Speedette for

Second Year.

Issues of Speedette, Speedway high school yearbook, will go on sale Monday. It is the second year the book has been published. Staff of this year’s issue is comprised of: Raymond Slattery, editer; Dale McMasters, business manager; Novella Northcott, literary editor; Betty Nay, treasurer; John King, art

Orville Salzman, Bloomington, Ill; Mary Jane LaDonna Willman, and ' Evelyn Greek, Ft.

Ray Bloomingdale, Bristol; Sidebottom, Easton, IIL; Ringo, Brazil; Vernon, ‘Wayne.

editor; Bettie Lesman, advertising manager; George _ Cunningham, photography editor; Evelyn Spencer, Joan McGaughey, Lolita Schoenewey, Workman, Loretta Zeiher, Donaldeen Groover, Robert Showalter,

Fight...

Eve Strain - With Correct

GLASSES!

—Here you receive painstakin, efficiency that I more A curate vision and . better appearance!

Or. A. 6. MIESSEN

Optameteise, With

Registered offi

ces at

29 ON THE CIRCLE

$ Doors from Power & Light Co.

AVCDY.Y,

on Y

NG;

Use Your

CREDIT

Pay in small weekly, semi-monthly or month ly amounts.

Gertrude Daupert, Annetta Chambers, Marcie Mann, Laura Lee Turner, Marjorie Reene, Margie Sauer and Marion Baxter.

» # »

Clubs End Activities

Betty Nay, Robert : Showalter, Jenny Phipps, Donaldeen Groover, Gene Hanen and Tom Tsarefl.

» ” ” A public address system will be presented to Speedway high school at a special convocation today. The system is the gift of the Speedway City Lions club. The organization also will present a plaque to the elementary school at the ceremonies, Comm. R. H. G. Mathews, officer in charge of navy recruiting in Indiana, will speak.

‘MOTHER OF 17 A WARDEN SAN JOSE, Cal. (U. P.).—Mrs. Helen Peters, 42, mother of 17 children—the city’s largest family—12 of whom live at home, finds time to do full duty as air warden for her block.

Paul Jenkins, Floyd|

Valedictorians

Ruth Ann Hamilton and Harvey Harris will be valedictorians of the Shortridge high school senior class at graduation exercises in Cadle tabernacle June 9. They were chosen from a group of 12 candidates. Diplomas will be given, 701 seniors.

ADD TECH TEACHER TO CAMPFIRE BOARD

The Campfire Girls for the Lake States district have added Gertrude Thuemler of Technical high school to the executive board. Miss Thuemler was elected at a recent district meeting to which she was a representative. ” ” ” After collecting 15,000 records, the student body of Technical high school has finally achieved its aim of having a combination phono-graph-radio outfit. To celebrate, a record hop was held Tuesday in the Student center, and the “combo” was initiated.

98°

All school emblems — with safety pin clasp.

- War Saving

. Stamps and Bonds

A ER

Your Choice

—Perfectly Mated ..

The Bride and Groom

and the Wedding Pair

from DEE’S!

DUETTE

Engagement ring with 3 sparkling diamonds and matching 3-diamond wedding ring.

Deferred Payments

$126, Week

18; ho Pink

—An Ideal Gift for the Girl Graduate

NO DOWN:

YOUR PU Take ae

° ndies ai “tor_the

x 8coti gr 29 PER ans

pally kno yaw or Yellow

’ — . a) Hamilton XE

9 SHORTRIDGE ESSAYISTS WIN

Louise Beller or Howard ‘Kwitney May Receive Scholarship.

Louise Beller and Howard Kwitney have been judged winners of the Pan-American essay contest held at Shortridge high school. Five contestants submitted essays of approximately 700 wqrds on the subject, “What Inter-American Cooperation Means to My Country,” The judges were Charles J. Wilkerson, head of the English department, and Mrs. Blanche Rawlings. If either of the two Shortridge winners should win in state competition, he or she would be eligible to try for a four-year scholarship to any school in the Western Hemisphere. The other contestants. were Corinne Longsdorf, Robert L. Brown and Willard Hart. » » . The fourth member of the Shortridge high school faculty to enter the armed services this year is Cletis Shouse. Mr. Shouse, an instructor in commercial subjects, was inducted this week at F't. Harrison, He had been at Shortridge high school since September, 1940. Originally from Worthington, he is a graduate of

Indiana State Teachers’ college, » ” o

49 in Spelling Bee Shortridge high school students will witness a good old-fashioned spelling bee at 2:30 p. m. Tuesday in Caleb Mills hall with 49 pupils taking part. Charles J. Wilkerson, head of the English department, is in charge, and first and second. place prizes will be awarded. Pupils participating include Mara= lyn Baker, Jack Beck, Vera Boyd, Marjorie Brink, Patti Cain, Chloris Fisher, Mary Chollar, Byron Falendar, Carol Fliegenschmidt, Ruth Ford, Helen Fowler, Mary Gentry, Alice Greene, Keith Green, Dorothy Giles, Mary Louise Giles, Gloria Gross, Richard Hathaway, Bernadine Hay, Pat Haymaker, Martin Horne, Luba Horowitz, Robert Irrgang, Helen Kay, Don Kelly. Ann Kern, Richard Kiser, Stanley Kiser, Virginia Klebes, Ann. Lind« staedt, William Lurvey, Betty Marcum, Sally Miller, Jeanette Radtke, Burton Randolph, Joanne Reese, Pauline Schiller, Marilyn Souder, Lynn Sumner, Raymond Sussman, Anastasia Schwartzleder, Jane Simmons, Jo Ann Stelzel, Roland Sutton, Sonia Talesnick, Phil Walker, Floy Wilcox and Hal York.

os " » Twelve students have been invited to join the Shortridge High School Fiction club. The new members were chosen rom a field of 53 who competed ig a short-story contest. The new members are Rose Mary Jones, Shirley Ostermeyer, Martine Horne, Mary ‘Ann Gamso, Hadassah Frisch, Shirley Lee Becker, Carl Weinhardf, Walter Brown, Robert Simpson, Peyton Canary, Willard Hart and Thomas Coch: 8 5 »

Hull Writes Article

Shortridge high school principal, Dr. J. Dan Hull, has his article, “A Schoolman Looks at the Problems of Adolescence,” in the current issue of Public Welfare. The article treats the problems of youth brought about by war and unemployment. Dr. Hull stresses in his paper the need for vocational information, the assets of mental and physical health, the development of good citizenship habits and the appreciation of the cultural phases of life. 2 x =

New officers of the Shortridge high school senate include Burton Randolph, president; Herb Sidensticker, vice president; Neal Randolph, second vice president; Stanley Talesnick, secretary and Jerry Asher, reading clerk, x = =

91 on Honor Roll

Ninety-one students of Shortridge high . school placed on the high honor roll list as recently released by Mrs. Florence Goodenough of the mathematics department. - A total of 297 other pupils gained recognition on the regular honor roll. i Those cited for highest scholarship include: apie Beker Sok Ande, Rena Giver: Browning, Frances Firoridge le: anne Caldwell Ca , Norman Cissna, Mary Engliar. Katie Clark, - ann Compton, ce Coughlen, Carol. Coxen, Jack Denison,

Ty i s A I th, Richard Hathaway, Bernadine An Heidenreich, Helga

Ne Clara Ho! mes,

ay: ar-

neil. tchell McDermott, Robert y Lee Miller, Shir Mitch

SJexinney. John Pardee,

e, Anna Sprague, Patricia Stevens, Naomi Svaenplewerth, Thomas Stump, and Roland

Jack n, Marian _Thompson, og aR ard Wood, and Jean Yeager. g, :

ni NERVOUS

Roy Anderson, Donald|

George G. Hathaway Jr. of Indi-

anapolis who will be Monday morning at Brown university's 174th commencement exercises at Providence, R. I. Mr. Hathaway will receive a bachelor of science degree. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George G. Hathaway. 111 E. 38th

is among the 250, seniors|-

GRADUATES AT BROWN |st. and ts a member of Delta Kappe

Epsilon fraternity.

CLASS DAY OFFICERS

Senior class day officers at Speed-

PAGE 18

divulge the past and future and Miss Schoenewey will read the class will. Robert Williams has been

selected as giftorian. HOCKEY IS INTRODUCED

way high school will be Marcy] CONCORD, N. H. (U. P).~The

Mann, Margery Sauer,

Lolita [famed St. Paul's school here is be-

Schoenewey and Robert Williams. lieved to have introduced interThe exercises will be held Tuesday.|scholastic hockey to the United Miss Mann and Miss Sauer willl States. :

p—

Seems

es’ bo

MOSKINS

GREATER VALUES NOW!

OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 0'CLOCK

“

CLOTHING COMPAN L131 W. WASHINGTON ST.

Directly Opposite Indiana Theater

Jewelry!