Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 May 1947 — Page 9
. MONDAY, MAY 5, 10m Warren Central Plans Spring Dance
School News— : Warren Central high school will hold its annual spring dance, the Plesta of Flowers, in the school gymnasium Friday night, KoehFing and Juanita You Young. Russ Betty Folkening, president of Warrenettes, and Jim Curry, “senior |, fr%, Sextet I-—Bok D Dep dam Ann. Hi-Y president, are co-chairmen of the event. Dunham sind Pavid Timmermun. Sowers) A “queen of the dance” will be chosen from a group of five Senior |rimmerm oe srrii Wilh. Tava onor oll girls nominated recently. The identity of the queen- will not be dis- | A ekon Don Timmerman ands Gurils Spud HOH) | Whe . SYNIG, no! he the state solo and ensemble (i nd” gloria. icc han beey * Nominated for Queen held at Terre Haute recently, Nominated for the title were| Dorothy Thomas, Dollie Githens, Healer to Attempt @ Amos, Dorothy Thomas, Betty Mark Gale gnd Bob McClure won|
Folkeniing, = Ruth Wukasch. andifirst places in vocal solo som- | 'Last Resort’ Cure Beverly McClintick. petition. Members of the dance arrange-| Pirst places in the vocal ensemble .ments committees are: contests were won by:
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Hi-Y Clubs Meet At School Tuesday
Southport high school seniors wha achieved the honor roll for the PALM SPRINGS, Cal, May 5 .(U.|second grading period are: Marjorie |P).—~A 20-year-old former me- Bennett. Robert Booth, Carolyn
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| plionard Sumptelt Virginia. Bites. fa: The Madrigal clus. Teer. nop] C1I8RIC whose success as a faith vi am rginia ttles, reshman octe Tan ar tri To Eberhart, Donna Ann Kinzel, Jess- |Coates, Don McClure, Don Timmerman, {healer is attested by thousands in No Peiricia Lingenfelter, Barbare Larry Crosley, 4 Don Jackson, Paul A was scheduled to arrive in oehri willl im d Bob Oaud Want nT or, ore quartet—HBob Coates, Don Mc-| New York tonight. He Is en route
Eimer Wisse, Margaret Clure, Bol Dollin er and Bob MeClire ca | 10 attempt a “last resort” cure here. won Seidery. McConnell, “Barbara Hale, Eity Clare| His passage by Trans World AirAn organization called Warren Steincamp, Joan Rossell and [Patricia| yi ae is being paid by K. Arakelian, Central Graduates Aid, Inc., has Sie Brie-Ruth- ‘Wukasch, Mian Hon fetired Aillonaire wine erent been formed to receive contributions wr Tomi 0 who received su- Mr. Arakelian's ~year-o. son, - | Vaughn, h suffered from By or asim, Ten pesior Faling were: I as since he Was run down G. H. Wieland, Leon Deer and Paul |o; oes on Ts ek Bernhart, Larry | by a bus in childhood. Walters, school patrons. Officers |Hyatt, ey Laftin, ‘Sam Romford and| The elder Arakelian plans to meet will be elected soon. “Quartet -11—Donna Lingen- the faith healer, Avak, in Los Anjeter, Marlyn Butkner, David Oling- | | geles and rush him to his son's bedA large number of Warren Cen- Saxophone Quartet— Bob Dollinger, Bob side here. Other measures have al musicians won high honors in DA sodwing Tle Lacie Hing Paula! falled in young Arakelian's case.
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Brehgb, Dorothy Brown, Jeanne Cogill, Lois Copeland, Sara Copsey, Beverly Cox, Eddie Hebble, Joann Huber, Mary Kernbroke, James Mc~ Callie, Jackie McClarney, Irma Jean Nelson, Norma, Poland, Mary Kay Stephenson, Wanda Storey, Irma Swickard, Virginia Thompson, Wilma Walker, Carole Weinke and Carol Wilson,
Marion county Hi-Y clubs will meet at Southport high school Tuesday for their annual Fireside Friendship service. Southport Hi-Y members serving |
on committees are: David Yount, Bill Howard, Bill T. Smith and! Wendell Leedy—programs. Bob Bid-
.|lack, Bill Stumph, Bob MacBeth
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recently athletes.
The . Letterman's club, initiated 11 Southport They nee: Georg Huber, Eugene Lakey, Don Smith, ¥Bob ugdale, Bill Howard "Merrill Christie, Richard Sturm, Bill Deil. Richard Engleh art, Harry Arthur and Bob Wheeler. Ray Linson, baseball coach, is club sponsor. Southport student soloists who received first place awards at the state solo and ensemble contest at Terre Haute recently are: Irma Jean Nelson, violin; Irma Swickard, piano; Joyce Liechty, flute, and Dianne Liechty, violin. | First prizes also were taken by a | clarinet quartet consisting of Mary Kay Stephenson, Mary Lou Baker, Joan O’Brien and Wendell Leedy and by a brass quartet consisting of Norma McCallie, Prank Ketchum, Lois Aufderheide and Robert Fort.
Tech to Hold Assembly Sing
An all-school assembly sing will be held at Technical high school tomorrow in observance of Music Week. The concert orchestra will present a8 program at Brookside park tomorrow afternoon and the Madrigal Singers, directed by Miss Louise Swan will appear -at the Union Street Friends church tomorrow night. The concert band will appear on Monument Circle Wednesday for a program sponsored by the Federation of Music Clybs.
Miss Ella Sengenberger, director of publications and sponsor of the student publication, Arsenal Cannon, at Tech, has been named one of five “All-American Advisers” for the month of May by Scholastic Editor, official magazine of the Na-
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