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260 Get Vocations] A verde At Yechoes! High School

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principal of Brinson, Elizabeth Ann Brooks, Betty 1A. 8p arks; Laura Ann Spear, Alice M. |Haines, Eugene E. Jenson George C. | Technical high school, this week Marae H. Campbel. a Sieg wi. Me ine Dans. Toney of (Rumpe, gerald K. Kota, Re Willa | presented vocational awards to. 260\ RR Jun Dokacrs, Rigi ac, Bi Stadbey four Par Sapir Moser Sites and Soar 8, Vasko, students. Parla. Patricia Ann Foist, Mary Jane|Velona, F. Nadine Walters, Barbara M.|Branson. John V. Chastain, Charles BdSpeaker for the occasion was H. Boney Ba Harding." lle Hart. | Wilke, By Dorothy. & aie, Maron Mf. Ce 2 oul ee ur:

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superin- Hazzard, Mary Elizabeth Hiatt, | Witte and Dorothy Jane Workman, ges and 'N. Dale Watson Ruth I Huff, Joyce Ann Jackson, June Aviation—Merkle C. Altom, .&

ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT | Maxine Jones, Beverly.Ann Junken, Bar - « |bara Louise Kays, Carol A. Kisner, Mar- AUTO SHOP DEPARTMENT Electricity—Ted ~ C. Baxter, Maurice Recipients of the awards Were! |e 1 Kinagen,. Mariyo 3 Kn ht,| Auto Mechanies_Arthur J. Allstatt Jr. Dean Bridges. Robert L Butler, John M.|

Castor, Joseph R. Edwards, Raymond Kent Giles, N. James Kirch, Robert Lee Richard | Laux, Antheny gan, Charles Lee! "| Matlock, Charles Edward: Oberthur, John J. Palmer, Thomas R. Payne, Donald ward Schroeder, Raymond J." Bchwier, | Charles W, Small, Farrell Floyd Stevens, Edward A. Taylor, Geor e A. Woempner| and John Joseph Wuen Maintenance - Willlam ~H,

Radio—Ralph T. Brothers, Joseph W. | Burkhard, Paul A. Calet, Robert W. Cun- | | ningham, Gerald E. Dunn, John | McMahan, Richard R. Marsh, Schwomeyer Theodore J. Strack, | John Stuebe and Paul E Tekulve Refrigeration—Ray Paul Adams, Kelth, L. Frazier, n R. Herald, Melvin Eugene | Hoffman and Jerry Lloyd Lane. Agriculture—Thomas H Cook, Paul Ars mand Dumas, Jesse E. Xllis and Hermin | C. Huffman

DRAFTING DEPARTMENT

Architectural Drafting—Don B, ames A. Gresham, Harry Petry obert A. Myers, Kenneth White and amuel L," Wininger, Machine Drafting “Donald T. Anderson, ert Antreasian, Paul H, Bailey, Bobby oe Garwood, Arthur Ralph Hanje, Howrd E. Hoehn, Eugene R. Hurst, Robert H. ackson, Richard L. Jarvis, Alfred Menez, James R. Moorehouse, Robert hake, Robert F. Smith, Franklin Stanish.. Charles F. Wuensch and John A. Arvas, HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT

Bake Shop—Peggy Jean Campbell, Charles, Bernice Joan Dietz, Barbara imme Eisen, Regina M. Emrick, arie Henry, Ruth E McGraw Betty Sue Ravburn, ean Reel, Betty L. Selzer, Barbara Ann Smith and Alice Ileen Turner, Clothing—FElizabeth I. Cook. Patricia { Donahue, Helen 1. Eberly, Delores J, pe Nina Mae Rhynearson, Corinne June Wall, Romenta J. Walter, M. Vir {ginia Willlams and E. Maxine York. Dressmaking—Margaret J. Craig Home Economics—Marietta Wright,

METAL TRADES DEPARTMENT

Forge Shop and Welding—Edwin PF { Auch, David V. Burris, Charles A. Gor- | , Herbert C. Hicks and Joe O. Mar-

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" Norma Jean Larsen, Wan > Lou Mc William 8, Bain, William Jay Beck, StanCOMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Shirley ‘Mae Mercer, Madelene L. Oakley, ley B. Bootf, Donald J. Brooks, Accounting — Doris Jean Horne and|D. Jeanne Porter, Joyce I' Porter, Margie E. Carpenter, Walter Ray Carr, Theresa Ann Logan. Le Powell, Shirley R. Reeves, @iga J.|F. Corbin, Julius FP’. DeFabis, Herbert D Secretarial Training—Esther L. Atkin-|Robas, Mary Alice Rosemeyer, Dinsmore, Keith Eugene olin, Ray A. son, Athanasia P. Bakas, Elizabeth Jane'Louise Smith Dorothy Ann Smith, Martha' Dowden, Charles KE. Gadient, Jack, L.

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Pattern Making—Robert »P. James Lee Mullis Sheet Metal —Richard Alan Duckett and Leo M. Hancock

PRINTING DEPARTMENT

Printing—Billy Burton Billiu. Richard Callahan. Harry Lee Cave, Robert Lee “rawford, David H. Emrick, Charles A. ella, Donald J. Haverstick. Charles E Hibner. Erwin A. Lanouette Jr., Earl Keneth Mattox, Paul J Pattison. Donald R Rosberg. George W. Van Gorder and Jacob Yacn BUILDING TRADES DEPARTMENT Cabinet Making—Kenneth M. Hall, Ravmond L. Hilbert, Vernon Pack, Jack E. Taylor, H. Allen Vinson J. Robert Walers and Donald N. Wise, Carpentry—John Leroy Arney. John A Black; Ernest Edward Grizzle and James Harold McEifresh Plumbing —Alvin Ear! Brown and Russe! Weston.

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Vocational Musie—Dorothy Mae Jarrett and H _ Clayton Phillips

‘WOMEN OF MOOSE SET INSTALLATIONS

Women of the Moose will hold double installation of chapters Martinsville and Greenfield at 2 p. m. Sunday at the Martinsville armory. Mrs. Frances Wibke, junior graduate grand regent with Mrs. Edith Monninger, junior graduate associate dean, as assisting officer, will | institute the two chapters. The degree staff from over the state will install the newly appointed . officers. Mrs. Laura Fryberger will serve as chaplain; Mrs. Bibs Brockman, Hammond, pianist, and Mrs. Dessa Heppner, Hammond, soloist. Miss Elizabeth Elliott, Hammond; Alice Hagerty, Gary, and Beryl Edmonson, Indianapolis, will also serve, | Honored guests include Mrs. Ruby Pagels, associate ‘grand regent, Michigan City; Mrs. Marie Gagle, associate dean, Portland, (and Mrs. Eva Douglass, senior regent, Muncie,

DELEGATE SELECTED FOR NATIONAL RALLY

Mrs. Lemuel P. Daily, 1022 Goodlet ave. recorder of Center camp (1397, will represent Marion county at the 21st National Supreme Camp of Royal Neighbors of, America convention to be held in Cincinnati, O., June 10-14, Other delegates representing Indiana include Mrs, Bessie Hayden, | Lowell; Mrs. Gertrude R. Hoople, | E. Chicago; Mrs, Madeline Singer, Evansville; Mrs. Carrie Bradbury, | Sullivan; Mrs. Hazel Shaw, Elwood; Mrs, Pearl White, New Albany: Mrs. Orpha Crowe, Plymouth, ghd | Mrs, Ellen Sanger, Hammond,

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Men's - All-White Cotton Knit Polo Shirts

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Lightweight Pastel Basque Striped Knit Polo Shirts

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Men's All-Wool Cushion Foot Sport Hose

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