Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 December 1947 — Page 11

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branch LU Mark 08 at Howe eh a High School Issues Final Bitgh Honor Roll

The final high honor roll for the|lotte Schwaria, Robert Carol ol Sarp. teacher, has been chosen as the Show to be hel in January. Junior a :

| ler, Jun ‘fall ‘semester at Shortridge “High | Allee June Smith, nha Bier. Spradiey Rob. [Person to Whom the 1948 Annus! overs. and sponsors of the Yate School has been announced. ert N wart, Marion Syisarcsen 1sa-| will be dedicated. Included are Everatt Brooks Viiginte do Talemnitk. Marcin Tipton, Thomas class were Judges. . oy Pp ” " ic Caroline ~ Aldrich, Clal der | seleé “Indian . & The Phyllis Wheatly Branch, [Ea Sixty-eight - students of Howe! fon, william Aroaug, "Christina Baldi | y2voma, Vance, Roberta Vane, Giara| Katherine Anne Malone. has re-| Acts ted wers “Indian Act, . | |win, Ann Ballweg, Beth Barstow, Sally| wright, Margaret Wendel, Talah Werbner, ceived word that she will be one featuring Pat Shardelow, Ellen YWOA, will celebrate it's 25t"an- High School have been listed on the Roll Susanne "Bim: Naty" Bloemker Yio a ea Manuele Wellies (OF the finalists in the nitionwide Norman and Flo Waterman; “Once niversary with a ‘week of special - high honor roll for the second siX| Burkholder, Shirley Carlsen, Peter CIsIAK. | moruetr Biome Meriarle Wuilleumier, | poy ola scholarship contest. The Upon & Time” Ann Pritchard and activities beginning. Jan. 10. 2 3 weeks grading period. They are: | Martha Grace Clark, John W. Clark, Hr a | |irst examination for the scholar- Roger Woizeski; “Hysteria in HisThe program will include youth Wa Marianne Adams, Norma Stults, Barbara! Crawley Cooper, Peggy Cox, Sahdra coat | Fifty home rooms have reported ship was held in October. Of ‘the tory,” Marcia Bundy, and “It's activities, radio programs, com | wie ant one Hele, RIFLE Pack DWISY, MAT) tnd DATAsoh Rob 100 pir cent. participation in. the M Shortridgers who took the first Springtime, Bernics. North, Patty munity, participation- activities, de- a Moore, Katherine chman Patricia ym meyer, Batbhrs Dunham, ‘Nancy Biler, (fine arts collection for November. | test, ‘Miss. Malone was in the top Joy, Dottie Webb and Pete Cislak. partmental exhibitions and“ open ler Jie sna, a Jam [Mary M. Tt Fr Barbara Field, Edward Tree and shrubbery are purchased |10 per cent; entitling her to a Janie Collins and Pam Nolen will house; according‘ to Mrs. Oliver Dorma

; " Rite. pe duck Forbes, - Burt Gerper, Alice Gerlach, | for the campus, paintings for the |$50 award; and a chance to try for “Make Mine Mountain Style.” Martin, head of the anniversary . f dogo, Query, v Pierce, x arjoris as pA Mi Ry . (0S Sue She Sourt in the(the final exam. | Faculty sponsors -are Miss Eula Committee. J ok Stutz, Judith Wear, Ardith- Whipge, 4 Margaret Hiatt, Richard - Hiatt, Toma middle o e building maintained. | Davis, Mrs, Margaret Farmer, Miss \ dy Charnley, Lloyd Ro Alice fine Hilficker, J Hirsoh- | The week will be opened by Sgt | Hateher, Mart Miller, Joan Ba ni. ear HAM man, Fnyils RS a Sain Risch. | Five survived the cuts held re. Hazel Whisenhand, Miss Ruth~Arm- . ‘more than 100 fellowship break- | Crawford, Barbara they Jobns. Jennie man, Sharon Holwerds, Carolyn Hood,| Mrs. Henrietta Parker, science cently for the Junior “Vaudeville Strong 1 and | Miss Mona Jane Wilson. y Richard Gilmore, Nancy ‘ .- mace —— fasts in homes. Climax of “the ob . a { Konold, and Barbara Lam [Sharon Se aD Hasan) ————— RR ———— - ot = RL, on Houck, Bailey Hughes, Arley Hun. | , 3 , Claire Maan, , _Aunng| & RG Which Tose May bmi of arlene! i, Ti ue Batts gram, Jo, aan, Denes By Shere Wy BAA BAR, ELON | Bwenson,. ihe Alice Farmer, Nancy Johnson, Alice Jone, Jewell Jones, | . . Washington, D. C., will speak. She SN | Glenna "Punk, Betty Kirkham, Jeanand | James Jordan, Patty Joy Kak Jeon Hii | 1noi1s 1s -founder and former executive be 4h rather, Marina Stalcup, Putin “|mer, Della King, Jane Knight, Nancy : secretary of the branch. A Pa N | Richard Wishart, Richard Booth, Mari Knlebe, JU Alttandar, Rebece a Jae b 3 . : Assisting Mrs. Martin are Mrs. : a X lyn Bowers, Janet Callon, Margaret Gar- Nancy Lars sane LaRu ohn u

y Johnston, De | Leste, Beverly Lewis, David | $ TE'S” Stella B. Walker, Mrs. Louise T.| Sy " . ; 3 8 | Jores Jones, Mar Fran MAres, Lew, Marion Lieberman, Richard Luar. Wo Shep 9 AM. to 5: 25 P.M. Tomorrow

y hy, Alice McClelland, Barbar a Riot ol, Barbara! Batties, Mrs. Donald White and Aare Willlant Welch, Alice. Wester: a Mackey, Stanley Malkemus, Anoe| ell, Linda

Miss Frances Vogel. RELUCTANT GUESTS—Polics Sqf. Merbert Litz. offers 23. | "a sad Jenelh Wahiaker, | "| Mlune,, Matiofio, Metow |

a ( “ Lain, Marilyn Megorden, Donald Mi | NL I Tim I Chr mas? MESSAGE FOR LIONS CLUB Jonge old Donald Blythe, right, a cup of milk as his brother, Wil- Army Flier Dies in Crash holland: Jane Mowier Richard’ MWfrphy, RL) n e or ist

Larry Noling, Dan NyThe Indiadapolis Lions Club win| 3m Jr. 5, looks on. But little Donald appears to want no part of | hart, Margaret Opperman, Richard Or-

i YO, 22 (UP)—Far East Patti J Peck, Cynthi i > hear aC 8s miessage from Dr. the a or the sergeant. The two’ are currently ' ‘quests’ at a | FOR YO Pe or today an- POI. Maret: Plesk, | Yn LORRAINE RAYON

dell, Barba Reddi Mar Dallas L. Bfowning, pastor of North! Chicago police station, where their father, William 33. is being :|ngunced the death of ‘1st Lt. Sid-|rou Renick Warren Rich, Marcin Rise

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