Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 December 1947 — Page 9
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MONDAY, DEC. 15, 1047
‘Students Send
Gift Box to Calais
Remember ‘Adopted’ French “School
Prench students of Shortridge High School have sent a Christmas gift box to a school which they have “adopted” in Calais, France. It is the second year in which the class has sent such a box to the school. It contained candy, clothing, paper, pencils and other school supplies. A newcomer tea for all girls above the grade of 9-B was held recently in Selleck Art "Gallery under the sponsorship of the Girls’ League and PTA. Richard Lugar, sophomore, has written “The Blue Devils of 1047, Their Football Story” in honor of the 1947 mythical city champs. “Shortridge students have formed a “Swing Your Partner” Square Dance Club supervised by Miss Alice Jane Hessler 'of the" girls physical education department, and Miss Norma Koster of the city parks and recreation department.
Marcia Bundy, Margaret Faye|
Hannon, Rex Reynolds and Jim McBride were among the 200 dele-
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RIGHT ROYAL — Jdanne Biegger will reign as Queen of the Orange “Bow! during the New Year's Day grid classis in
vention of Allied Youth Organiza-
' tion in Atlantic City recently, Mrs.
Nell Merrick Thomas, faculty) member, accompanied the group. Committee members who are considering acts for the Jumor | vaudeville show to be given In February are Pat Shardelow, Janie Collins, Marian Merritt, = Ann Joan Day, Leonard Martha Ibu Fenton, Pmma Lou Reynolds, Dottie Webb, Bob Mauser and Marcia Bundy. The Shortridge brass ensemble of 20 members of the band will play for the Christmas broadcast today from Monument Circle. Eleven students attended the| 15th annual debaters’ confer-| ence and legislative assembly reeently at, Purdue University, Five were members of the legislature
speech contest. Bob Munger was the school’s delegate to the senate, while William Burnette, Mary Lock~ wood, John Mahrdt and James Merrell were representatives in the house, Contestants were Patty Hart, Mary Jones, Marjorie Kahn, Gerald Kraft, Richard Russell and Douglas Shortridge. Mary Lockwood was one of the top 10 in the house and Richard Russell was among the best 10 in extemporaneous speaking. Bob Munger rated in the first 10 best senators.
» . . COMMITTEES have been. appointed for the annual senior party Wednesday. They are:
Tree and Decoration: Darcy DeWeese nrietts er, Joculty viser, Bul Humphre = oo Barn $i Ditye c wers, Dudley Burge, e Oars’ Janet Courtne; Stanley ¢, Lyneite Burbirs er, Shirley Pr k and Jack wn Committee: Jane Easrmans, chairWillard Gambold, faculty adviser; Marilyn Greenlee, Bruce Wood m Williams, : Janie Fouts
7 Bote 1 + Ry spans Mary r rson, fac sor; M a! Bock pod, Isabelle Taylor, d, Carolyn Stelle, Bill Sommer, suman Spiker, Nancy Sines and Thom Entertainment: Dottie Webb, "chairman; Alice Jane Hessler, faculty advise arge Seed, oo Winchester, ‘Hen. s len.
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Lannerd, e m Bridgins, Betty Gardner, Jim Turner, Eathiya Batcheler. Musie—Dick Gause, chairman; Miss bre Jane Hessler, faculty adviser; Wil2 San, Ble Milliron, Patty Joy. Barbara Burchfield, chairman
Ler Groth, pty adviser; Queisser, Ann Peacock, David Ro! Peck, Ted Daniels, Mary Lou Jamison. This committee's work is to arrange for the distribution of toys which will be the tickets of admission for each senior Deck-swabbers—Evan Parker, chairman; Kenneth Peterman, faculty adviser: Howard King, Art Klein, Ted Ste Bo Leer, Jack McVey, Gene Parr, han Be
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Mrs. during their sixth annual sacrifice hoop, (day. The special day is observed
| recent Westinghouse Science TalLiz ent Search test are:
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Anderson to Open Tech Assembly
Stewart to Direct Holiday Activities The annual Christmas assembly at Arsenal Technical High School
will be opened Saturday by H. H. | Andersen, principal.
A musical program will be given by vocal™and instrumental groups
Paxton.
Carols will be played on the carillon daily at 8 a. m. Frederick Barker will be in charge.
Holiday activities are in charge of C. 8. Stewart, director of program production, assisted by Miss Gertrude Thuemler, Frederic Barker, Oakley Richey and J. Russell Paxton. ” ” ” UNDER DIRECTION of George R. Barrett, the Tech print shop is printing 4000 menu “covers for sailors who cannot be home for Christ mas, : The vocational guidance conference will hear talks by a senior and graduate medical student from the Indiana University School of Medicine tomorrow. The conference sessions are arranged by H. H Walter, guidance director at Tech,
iA ” ” ABOUT $260 was collected in the
Junior Red Cross Membership Drive. For the second year the roll room sponsored by Mrs. Hazel Kuetemeier led in the amount collected in the drive.
2 2 » SENIORS AT Tech collected $201
by sacrificing some luxury in order to contribute to a chairity fund.
» ” TECH SENIORS who took the
Betty Lou Anderson, Ray Foerster, Theodore Hopkins, James Rogers, John Tibbetts and M. Fred Wood.
Bob H . Rice Peter Shepardy Goons Thompson, Phil Vickery, Bop Swan. THis} committee is composed of football and track lettermen only, since the PEAY will oceur in the midst of the basketball season,
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