Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 October 1944 — Page 8

col Russe Given Command; Two Advance to Major's Rank.

Appointment of commissioned officers of the Technical high school R. O. T. C. unit has been announced by Sgt. E. L. Stringfield, instructor, Col. Henry P. Russe has been named commander of the unit, with Lt. Col. Donald S, Woerner as his assistant. William B. Hoover and William T. Quillen have been advanced to the rank of major, Sommanding two _ battalions. . Cadets now holding the rank of captains are Richard Armstrong, Raymond P. Brown, Richard Braun, Edgar Featheringill, Robert Forbes, James Seward, Robert Windsor and Charles Zieglar., First lieutenants’ are Howard H. Dick, William Healy, Ray Lane, Robert Miller, Richard Murray, John Neville, John Sears, William ‘Windsor and James Wood, Commissioned second lieutenants are Eugene Courtney, Jack Cox, Robert Cunningham, Robert Gemmecke, John Halfaker, Frank Henthorn, Donald Higgs, Eugene Nottingham, Henry Plasckes, William Rawlinson. and Charles Thompson. Band officers are Capt. Charles Short, 1st Lt. Theodore Wells, and 2d Lt. Dale Jackson.

Group Photo Reprinted

A picture which appeared ia the Technical annual “44 Steps,” was reprinted as a cover for the October issue of Scholastic Editor, published by the National Scholastic Press association. The picture is of the following students gathered at the quadrangle in front of Treadwell hall: Roy Brock, Patsy Cook, George DeFabis, Jane Leppert, Joan Maffett, Virginia Maves, Eugene Nutt, Robert Crem, Robert Straub, Mary Lou Wilson ‘and Harry

The new student staff of Technical library includes Elaine Anstess, Patricia Barger, Mary Lou Jarvis, Marjorie Lagemann, "and ‘Donnis Tayler. Girls enrolled in library practice are June Behrens, Helen Haptyis, Lois Horning, Lela Lepley and Margaret Rethert.

XYZ Club Elects

Florence Higgins was elected president of the XYZ club at Technical recently, Other officers are Henry Plasckes, vice president; Alice Buclanan, secretary; Joseph Sands, treasurer; Jean Ann Tillet, scrap-book editor, and Joseph Wohlieter, sergeant-at-arms.

New officers of the Technical Music club are Jean L. Elliott, president; William Holtz, vice president:

Delores Collins, secretary; Bobbe [ Earle, treasurer, and Patricia Landis, hostess. Mrs. Elizabeth

Cochran is sponsor.

Technical High School Concert club officers for the semester are Mary Bennett, president; Nancy Tucher, vice president; Patricia Joan Meyer, secretary-treasurer; Lois Horning, hostess, and Helen Switzer and Frances McCain, lii brarians.

TESTS SET TO PICK

Mike 1 AT TECH

YOU'VE HEARD of bats in the belfry, but never ducks on the roof, we'll bet. . . . Swimming ducks, anyway. That's what Sears Roebuck & Co. have atop their store here, as witness the above

picture, They were placed theres purposely to prevent scum from forming on stagnant roof-water and possibly clogging the airconditioning system. On the theory that what's sauce for the

“goose is sauce for Sears employegs, the management is planning a huge feast featuring the roof-top fowl. When the air-conditioning goes off, so do the ducks,

Eugene Reeves was elected chairman of Warren Central high school monitors in a recent meeting called by 8. E. Cooper, faculty sponsor. James Wells was named secretary and Marlene Phelps, reporter. Grade representatives are Floyd White, 8th grade; Delbert Overton, 9th; Fugene Barker, 10th, and Wilbur Daringer, 11th,

Other monitors are:

Louis Stewart, Roland Pond, James Tyner, Dolly Githens, ‘Dorothy J. Wood William Simpson, Pred Baker, William Hilton, Robert McDonald, Donald Johnson, Darius Arnett, Allan Medema, Jeanette Ross, Marjorie Hansing, Judith Mayer,

PROBATION OFFICERS

An examination to qualify" persons | to serve as probation officers in| state courts will be held Dec. 8, Mrs. | Margaret A. Afflis, director of the | Indiana probation department, an- | nounced today, Applicants may secure a preliminary application form at Room 310, state house, These forms must be returned to the state probation department by Nov. 2.

‘KOFFEE KLATCH” SLATED A card party and “Koffee Klatch” will be given by the Christian Mothers of Sacred Heart Catholic church at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday in Sacred Heart hall, 1500 S. Meridian st.

0. E. S. INITIATION SET Initiation ceremonies will be held by Indianapolis chapter No. 393, O, E S, at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the temple, 1522 W. Morris st.

Ration Calendar

MEAT—Red stamps AS through | * £8 and A5 through K5 in Book 4! yood indefinitely for 10 points each. |

CANNED GOODS—Blue stamps! A8 through Z8 and A5 through R5! in Book 4 good indefinitely for 10} points each. No more blue stamps | will become valid until Nov. 1.

SUGAR—Stamps 30, 31, 32 and | 33 in Book 4 are good indefinitely | for 5 pounds. Stamp 40 in Book 4 | good for Sepounds of canning sugar. Applicants applying tor canning! sugar should send in one pha | stamp 37, attached to the applica: | tion for each applicant.

GASOLINE—Stamp A-13 for 4 gallons through Dec. 21. B4 and C4! B5 and C5 good for 5 gallons: T (4th quarter) good for 5 gallons through | Dec. 31, E, El and E2 good. for 1] gallon; R, R-1 and R2 are good for! 5 gallons but are not valid at filling | stations, E and R coupons wil] ex- | pire Oct. 31,

SHOES—No. 1 and No. 2

definitely, come valid Nov. 1.

. 5000 miles. -B card holders are now | eligible for grade 1 -tires if they | can prove extreme necessity. All A holders are eligible for grade 3 tires, | if they find tires which. may Shased. :f

was | plane” stamps in Book 3 good in- | A new stamp will be-|

TIRES—Commercial vehicle tire inspection every six montns or every

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Reeves Is Elected Chairman Of Warren Central Monitors

Ollie Mays, Mourine Cross and Vera Littleon. 3

Nancy Reimer, Joan Bakemeir, Mary Bader, Lois Lee Burtt, Glen A Willetts, James Barnett, Chester Wayman, Robert Hanes, James Peter, Dale Johnson, Niliah Essick, Edward Wieland, Jessie May Eaglin, Joyce Lasonicka, Doris Simpson, Carol Dickerson, Donald Wilson, Ada Mae rn, Donald Wells, Beatrice Clark and Adrienne Littleton,

Warren Central Junior Honor society officers have been elected as follows: Jack Fowler, president; Nell Marie Kinzel, vice president; Peggy

, Spriggs, secertary, and Harry Kuper,

treasurer, Roland Spruger is faculty sponsor.

GRAND OFFICERS DUE FOR LODGE BANQUET

The fall ceremonial and banquet of the Ladies Oriental Shrine will start at 4:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Lincoln hotel. Mrs, Charlotte Halter, high priestess, will have as guests of honor Grand High Priestess Mrs. H. R. Berry of Toledo, O, Past Grand High Priestess Mrs. Archie Jaques of Hammond, Past Grand High Priestess Mrs. J. B. Youngblood of Columbus, O., High Priestess Mrs. Harry Skiff of Cincinnati, 0O., and Past Grand High Priestess and Grand Recorder Mrs. Roy Craig.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

STUDENTS WIN

ESSAY PRIZES

Cramer and Miss Basch, Speedway Juniors, Get Navy Day Awards.

Essays by William Cramer and

Clona Basch, junior students at Speedway high school, were awarded first prize in the school

Navy day essay contest and have

been submitted for state judging. Essays by Robert Cassaday and Robert Hanen received honorable mention. :

“Leads in the junior class play to be presented at 8 p. m. tomorrow have been given James Kelley and Clona Basch. Mrs, Marjorie Crawford, director, has announced the following members of the cast: Jane Wagle, AnnaMarie Thompson, Joan Gaddis, Glenn Amos, William Cramer, Alfred Wagner, Eugene Tsareff, Joan Mason, L'Marie Kettery and Norma King. - Prompters are Joan Praed and Josephine. Boner. Floyd Troth, class sponsor, has announced committee chairmen for the play as follows: Clyde Clevinger, advertising; Robert Wilson, stage; Richard Burton, properties; Marian Bruce, programs; Clona Basch, publicity, and John Humphreys, tickets,

The Dramatic Club will sponsor a convocation Wednesday in observance of Navy Day. Miss Norma Melson, president, will be assisted by Georgia Foster, Robert Huber, William Engle and Phyllis Campbell, in presenting the program.

Civic Memorial Service Planned

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PLANNING a civic memorial service to be held at 8 p. m. on Navy day, Friday, in the Indiana World War Memorial here are, left to right, seated: Dr. Howard J. Baumgartel, executive sec retary of the Indianapolis Church federation; Mrs. Mary L. Pierce, commander of the Indianapolis

2 NAMED ON COUNCIL

AT INDIANA CENTRAL!

Two Indianapolis students have been appointed to the studentfaculty council at Indiana Central college. They are Miss Agnes Jordan, a senior, 1917 Holloway st., and Robert Rowland, junior, 1405 Dudley ave.

Navy Mothers club No. 576; the . Very Rev. Msgr, Henry ¥. Dugan, chancellor of the Indianapolis Catholic diocese. Left to right, standing, are: Ken Mosiman, representing the Navy day committee; J. J. Kiser, representing the Jewish community, and Lloyd Cummings, of the Indianapolis Junior Chamber of Commerce.

OIL MAN KIWANIS SPEAKER Capt. A. A, Nichoson, assistant to the vice president of the Texas Co., will speak on “America Tomorrow" at the noon meeting of the Kiwanis club in the Columbia club Wednesday, : RUMMAGE SALE ARRANGED

A rummage sale Thursday at 841 Indiana ave. is being sponsored by the ways and means committee of the Sahara Grotto auxiliary.

ATTUCKS |

Miss Hicks, Vice Vice President And Miss Carson, i Secretary.

_ Officers of the Crispus Attucks high school student council elected recently are Myron Thomas, presis dent; Barbara Hicks, vite presie dent; Anita Carson, secretary, and

l | Doris Tanner, assistant secretary.

. Frank James, a junior at Crispus Attucks, has assumed the office of

vice president of Marion county |Hi-Y council.

0 Prizes for the best school essays for the Navy day contest have been awarded to Lauranne Brown and Robert Stewart of Crispus Attucks. Their essays have been submitted for state contest judging.

In conjunction with the civil ale patrol air corps recruitment pro gram, a screening test will be given at 8 a. m. tomorrow at Crispus Ate tucks high school. All qualified boys of 16 and over may take the test.

BOY SCOUT DISTRICT

WILL ELECT NOV. 7

The annual election of officers fog the south district, central Indiang council, Boy Scouts of America, wil} be held at 5:45 p. m, Nov. 7 in the auditorium of Manual high school, A piteh-in dinner will be held in the cafeteria after the business meeting when troop officials will be the guests of parents. A in the auditorium will follow and the Boy Scout band will play.

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