Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 October 1944 — Page 32

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Ann Lindstaedt in Charge _ Of Literary Staff for

~ Yearbook.

Appointments of editors ahd stafl of .the Shortridge high school annual yearbook were announced today by Miss Marge Brink, editor. The literary staff will be headed by Ann Lindstaedt and composed of Joan Pile, Bernard Landman, Cici Hendricks, Phyllis Jay, Virginia Johnson and Reasel Ashmore. Mary Frances - Dittrich will edit liners. Members of her staff are Mary McClure, Mary Hull and Carol Thoms and the sponsor is Miss Margaret Montgomery. A second group "composed of Susan ‘Harger, Mary Louise Giles, Pauline Prather and eJan Tatman will be sponsored by Mrs, Virginia Lewis, and another liner group made up of Mary Lee Schell, Judy Slicer, Ruth Stoeppelwerth and Lois Richardson will be sponsored by Mrs, Louis Steiger,

Will Edit Sports

Paul Goldstein will edit boys’ sports with Robert Mintz as assistant, and Lois Ramsey will edit girls’ sports. Photographers Mary Jo DeVatz and Evangeline ‘Andrews will be supervised by Herman Siemers and Robert Grubbs, and Senior Picture Editor Mary Catherine Brewer will be assisted by Patty Smith. Mariam Miller will head annual art, assisted by Weber Smith. Ann Lytle was appointed club editor of a staff made up of Pat Lange and Neal Randolph,

Shortridge delegates to the Indiana High School press convention Oct. 27 and 28 at Franklin college are Marge Brink, Lois Ramsey, Shirley Rae Evans, Shirley Rose and Mary Bishop.

Sigmund Spaeth, New York musician, will address Shortridge students today. Guests of the school for the address will be Mrs. Frank Cregor, member of the board of National Federated Music clubs; Mrs. Clair McTurnan, president of Indiana State Federation of Music Clubs; Mrs. Lucille Wagner, presi-. dent of Indianapolis Matinee Musicale; Mrs. Ada Bicking, director of Arthur Jordan Conservatory; Mrs. Otto Stark, president of the Harmonie club, and Mrs. James Ogden, director of Ogden Choral society.

FIRST. HEARING SET ON STATE AVIATION

The first of three public hearings by the Governor's commission on aviation will be held next Friday | at the St. Joseph county court! House in South Bend. The commission will make recommendations to the legislature on the best means of promoting and safeguarding the state's future in aviation. The purpose of the meeting, Herschel A. Hollopeter, commission chairman said, is to allow “the fullest public expression on the future of aviation in Indiana.” The second meeting will be held Nov. 10 in the McCurdy hotel, Evansville. The final hearing is scheduled for Dec. 1 in the Indian-

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