Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 November 1947 — Page 12

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Seniors at. Tech To Chart Reforms

Students Propose To. Lift Standards

James White, president of the Senior Council at Technical High School, has appointed a committee to write a code and slogan—for-a senior class project of raising gtandards of the class, Committee members include Robert Brubeck, " Jacqueline Dall, Anne Henshaw, David Lennington, Jean Ray, Steve Stefanovich and Phyllis Wilson, A “December Whirl” Dec. 4 by the Social Science and Spanish Clubs of Tech in the Btudent Center. Proceeds projector fund and for a recording machine

will be given

Mrs. Anna May Glassack 1s sponsor of the Spanish Club and CaroI¥n Carter is president. Miss Josephine Graf 1&8 Social Belence Club sponsor and John Staflord is aent Five Tech ROTC students nave been promoted. The bovs and they new ranks are Robert Highfield colonel, Donald FYink and David McNay, leutenant colonels’ and Willlams Jenkins, major Ten seniors from Tech have been chosen to compete in national scholarship tests for Cornell Uni. versity Dec. 8 at Shortridge “igh School. They fire Margaret Gamage Paul Askern, Jerry Baur, Theodore Hopkin Richard Thornburg, Robert, Highfield, John Schuck, David Thomas, William Jenkins and Rizhard Campbell A Junior Red Cross drive is in progress at Tech with a 100 ner cent membership goal, Miss Jeanelle Tobby is Sponsor

Implement Men To Convene Dec. 8

Retail Tmplement Dealers of In diana will convene Dec. 8, 9 and 10 at the Claypool Hotel heme for the

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convention will for Progress.” Among ps the speakers will be O. I. Wigton of Dearborn Motors, Bon Grussing $ of Minneapolis Moline Power Im plement Co, E. G. Cherbonnier of the Parm Equipment Institute, Arthur C. Horrox of the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co, Paul M. Mulli ken, secretary of the. National Retall Farm Equipment Association Dr. E. L. Butz of Purdue Univer- [ 1A} H P. Wasson & Co. will present a style show for wives at a breakfast in the Chatteau Room of the Claypool Dec. 9.

Howe Sponsor to ‘Speak Miss Ellen Kroll, yearbook spon- . Bor at Howe high school, will speak Al the National Scholastic Press ] Assn. meeting tomorrow in Cleveland. She will use the topic, “Supporting. the Yearbook Without AdVertising.”

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