Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 February 1947 — Page 20

as Joseph Lawson, Charles Schaub, George Zimmer, John Collins, George Daufel, John

Continentals Set Wshinton Party |:

A ‘birthday ball in honor of the school's namesake be held at 8:30 p. m. Feb, 23 under sponsorship of the Washington High

{ Radez and Harry Roembke

sent aspecinl ange with Mark Gale.

. Catedral Honor

Roll Announced

Honor roll senior and Junior stu-|

dents_for the third grading period |

at Cathedral high school were an-! nounced today. Seniors include Joseph Lauber, Joseph Zore, Wagner, Paul Stricker, Vicsar Bore: wh oN Catton, Barth Gonz Joseph Naughton, Robert Suding, rv Lawless, John Burns, James Casey, at Cunningham, Timothy Delanty, George Thumann, Donald Beckerich, James Com- | mons, James Harless. Richard Heidelberger, Adolph Lambert,

Dezelan, Charles Eckman, Ed Kirchen, Paul O'Connéli John Pearson, Arthur Smuch, Jerry Donahue, Donald Hartman, John McCann, Gene Moloy, Paul Shanahan, Daniel Myers. Juniors are John Bradshaw, Fred Hart. man, Richard Burnett, Donald Burnett, Donald Carr, Gerald McKeandl, ' Thomas ft leton, Edward Takas, Richard DiekRobert Grande, James Becker, Mark

Harper. Romer Nimmer, Doerr, |

Hahn, James McGarrell, Thomas Pfeiffer, Howard Phillips, Wm. Van Slyke, Wm. Ingoldsby, Maurice Feeney, John Kenney, John P. Moran, Charles Grannan, Donald Kinney, John Klarich, Frank

Hold Up Gas Station

Two armed bandits held up a

$25 taken from the two attendants, Richard Roberts, 611 E. 11th st.

of carrying out a case of whisky from the Tip-Top tavern, 1401 N. Capitol ave. last night. The prisoner gave his name as Jewel Owens, 24,

" {department

Two Armed Bandits l

filling station at 2002 College ave. | Saturday night. They escaped with |}

Paul Brown, 1711 Broadway and |

Police caught a burglar in the act |

Resigns as Teacher

Four new instructors have been added to the staff of the faculty of Howe high school. They are Miss Betty Jane Heassler, English department; Everett F. Bell, science and Alvin = Geler, mathematics department. Miss Betty M. Barbee will replace Mrs, - Marjorie Armstrong, who resigned Friday. .

Speech Finalist Chosen

Norma Stultz will represent Howe high school ‘at the annual state oratorical contest, sponsored by the, American Legion.

Miss Stultz was chosen from |

Newcomer, Anne Schutt, ‘Marcia { Scovell, Gloria Wood and Charlotte { Walton. Judges were Darrell Gooch, | Russell Curtis and Hartwell Kayler.!

Seek Scholarship

Several Howe students took schol- | arship tests today, competing for four-year scholarships to any college or university in the United | States, awarded annually by the] Pepsi-Cola Co. Two students from each state; receive the scholarships. | Tohse competing at Howe were Giovonna Ball, Robert Brenton, | Benny Brown, Richard Cotton, | Robert Erbrich, Mariana Fullen

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DENTISTS 8Y, E. WASH. ST.

of 621 Blake st. He entered the

Pound to Retire

CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Feb. 10 (U. P.).—Prof. Roscoe Pound, former dean of Harvard law school and one of the nation’s most prominent educators, will retire from the Harvard] faculty June 30. {

Task . Force Member

Sgt. James E. Purvis, formerly of | $117 Brookville rd,, is participating in the army's special winter equip- |

Scott's Furniture Warehouse Sales Co. OPEN TONITE ‘TIL 9

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STORE

Howe Singers Compete “An all-girl’ competitive sing "witt be held at Howe high school March 20. Directing competing groups will be Nancy Jones, Barbara Fletcher, Ellen Barnes, and Patti Cummings: rte Lo

Enrollment Up

Enrollment for the second seinester at Indiana Central college has risen ta-393, with the addition of 27 freshmen. There are 181 former G. 1s atteding the college.

seven finalists: Robert Bork, Carol

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¢ Senior simon Jo ny items os oe Natoma Guard Play Cast. Named ee Chama Are Group Has Party

A double cast for the Shortridge | Sron8 and Nancy Crow, et de A party for officers, men and trick Central dls Council, Boy

high school senior play, “A Date bE With Judy." was announced today | Troopship - Arriving prospective members of the 3ath|Scouts of America, will hold the | Division Signal company, Indiana|monthly round table meeting at 7:30

by Miss Eleanor Theek, drama “ From Bremerhaven Jaen e Children's Guar«

director. o Members of the double cast are; NEW YORK, Feb. 10 (U. P).— national guard, will be held at 7:30 P m. today Jean Ann Bates, Janet Polson, Wer- Ship movements scheduled In New p m tod the ian home! uts and leaders, of ner Hass, Eugene Smith, Dans York harbor todey: ot ay 3 ie Mois ATION: Troop. 162 will be hosts. Harvey, Loan en, Bill Stephen-| Arriving—Marine Angel, Bremer- ylvaua. st. Maurice Fields, East district scout son, Don Mosiman, Grace Whipple, haven (troops); Westerdam, Rotter-| Capt. W. E. Ballard, company commissioner, will preside. Gerald {Helen McLane, Mary Martha Tur- dam; Gripsholm, Gothenburg; Ft, commander, ahnounced chat this is Marts, Troop 14, will demonstrate pin; Betty Ann Lewis, John Wil- Amherst, Halifax; Santa Luisa, Val the final week to enlist as a charte; outdoor cookery, and Sam J. Jacobs, liams, George Vonnegus, Donna Jean paraiso; Marine Tiger, San Juan, member of the organization Dis. | Troop 162 scoutmaster, will review Sullivan, Patty Nackenhorst, David, Departing-—Saturnia, Naples;| ee : the work of hir troop and itn opSchwindler, Marian Collins, Harriet Thomas Barry, Bremerhaven charged veterans may apply forieration as a part of the children's Tressler, Nancy Dearmin, Beverly (troops). . their old rating, he said. home. i

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