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“SOUTHPORT HIGH| ~~ HONORS JUNIOR!

Girl to Be Installed as Group President. .

Wilma Walker, a junior at Southport high school, will be installed as 1946-47 president of upperclassmen ‘at the school in ceremonies tonight in the Southport auditorium. Marjorie Bennett will take over as vice president and a supper and 'question box” will follow the servifes. Those working on the program are Lois Copeland, Carolyn Brehob, Phyllis Elmore, Betty Crafton, Mary Kornbroke and Martha Cohee. Miss Blanche Penrod, girls’ adviser, sponors the club for junior and senior

77 on Honor Roll Seventy-seven Southport students Were named to the school honor roll for the third six-weeks grading period. The senior class led with twenty-five of their class gaining honors.

Seniors are Berniece Amos, Lela M Ayres, Mildred Bohley, Lois Buescher Louise Dragoo, Willis Pix, Phyllis Hall, Mary Lou. Irwin, Helen Jelinek, Donald Korra, Betty Krueger, Dolores Layton, Frances Lyons, Jane Maass, Emma Jane Mattox, Doreen Mezger, Emily Mickel, Shirley Myers, Thelma Phillips, Lucille Quebe, Dorothea Sagan, Donna Schriefs n Tolliver, and Virginia Wolford, Bene Walker Juniors named are ‘Marjorie Bennett Brown, Sara Jane Copsey, Bevlely Cox, Maryellen Green, John Hoss, Eugene Lakey, James McCallie, Irma Jean Nelson, Virginia Phillips, Mary Kay Stephenson, Irma Swickard, Wilma Theil Wilms Walker and David Yount: : omores included Betty Anderson Rosemary Arndt, Beverly Baird, Marianne Cohee, Nancy Hendricks, Virginia Hohn Rose Jeffries, Ann Montgomery, Dolores

Ziemer fo Speak - ‘At |. C. Tonight

GREGOR ZIEMER, ° author and war correspondent, will speak at Indiana Central col lege at 8:15 . : ~.0’clock tonight in the sixth of the college's: auditorium = series. His subject will be “The Re-educa-tion of Ger~ many.” :

as just re= i urned from the # European thea- Gregor Ziemer ter,~where he was an observer with elements of the 3d army. He spoke to meetings of the conquered peoples, telling them what treatment they could expect from the allies.

Margaret Roberts, Madeline Stark, Ronald Tyler and Anne Wade, Preshman honors went to Lols Ann Aufderheide, Rosemari Bockes, Elsa Oarter, Foan Dinkel, Rose Ebert, Wilbur ElsCarla Fritz, Foan Gluesenkamp, Liechty, Laverne Lonkmap, McKinney, Patty Miller, Beth Minnick, Elanor Moeller, Peggy Nabring, {liam T. Amirh, Nina Willams and Patty Ziegler. © Beverly Baird, sophomore, will represent Southport high school in the Marion county oratorical contest. Winner of the local contest, she will speak on “The Constitution: Guardian of the People’s Rights.” Those who competed in the local contest .were Nancy Hendricks, Ann Montgomery, Martha Cohee, Joyce Leichty and Beverly Baird.

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Students to Be Aided in ~ Choosing Vocations.

A Careers day program to hel students find their vocational in terests and enable them .to decide what training will be necessary for their chosen work, will be held at Howe high school Wednesday. Indianapolis Rotary club mem= bers will speak to senior boys while juniors and sophomores will be addressed by representatives of the |= Indianapolis Technological society. The Kiwanis club will present a series of talks to freshmen boys and girls and all other girls will hear speakers from the Altrusa club and Women’s Rotary club.

Howe high school has organized two new clubs for students. A Junior Historical club has been formed for all students of social studies classes interested in Indiana history, and a French club has been organized to teach students interested in the language simple conversation and song. Bob Erbrich was named temporary chajrman of the historical club and he appointed the following committees: Clifford Wagoner, chairman, and Bernice Velvifk, Giovanna . Ball, Suzanpe Johnson and Carl Niemann, constitution committee; Charlene Allen, chairman, and Ruth Barr, Beverly Cubel, Betty Sly and Gary George, program committee. 1 Hartwell A. Kayler and Russell Curtis, department teachers, are’

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