Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 February 1948 — Page 25

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Teen Topics— Ia Ie i 4 ee aT Help Keep Your Home Shining Both Inside and Out pe By SALLY ad - Scarfs Change. | Old Clothes | eli wicomero a omens [nto New Duds

doormat with the word lettered | By ALICIA HART press ‘NEA Stall Writer

on it, either! _ THE JUNIOR MISS who masters sleight-of-hand tricks with scarfs can transform old duds into pew clothes in jig time andj still keep the upper hand on her allowance, ; Want to try your hand at the magic? Dig out your scarfs &nd| practice these three easy tricks. h First in the repertoire is. the The slovenly ones and the |tri stiff, prim ones are like untidy or unfriendly people. a good bet that the folks in the draping inviting homes have strictly /use two 18-inch silk hospitable characteristics. {squares in contrasting pastel] . =» colors. | YOU TEENERS can have a | Knot scarfs in front, drape the

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two ends dver your shoulders. yo Anchor ends in back on each side with matching s to nip in the in a well-shovelled walk, in a scarf width gn a touch of neatly mowed lawn. |sparkie. You gals can go to town 7 " : a starching the curtains till ‘they | SECOND, set's use a scarf trick | I nr Ly etx : dazzle. Both of you can scrub [to bring last year's cloche hat up! gs on _. # i b the porch and polish the door- ito date. | : . ocker, can’t you? i ! BROTHER AND SISTER ACT~Judy ard Dudey Burge busly AES J00 r g |, Tok. your argh prvi clean up the outside of their home as.a welcome to visitors. The little things that count. Ugly old |qirerent costume colors—wras it! models. in this picture, especially posed for The Times, are students Mansion or plain little cottage, |,round your head and knot it . your house can shine With per- | ver one ear so that ends wi ot Shortridge. fection of detail | 30 i” ng . {down over your shoulder. . eT | Clap your old hat on top and Teen Talk {let the scarf dangle under the] : : brim. AE Washington High Students to Elect Four Queens ™ . . .. | . LAST TRICK in our show of To Reign at School Dances and Track Meet [nai pis ine stamp st new By FRANCINE CAMDEN | A queen will be chosen to reign wuill and Scroll. Mrs. Mary Hall, turning up the collar and %éepWashington High School Guest Columnist gt the :annual Junior Rose Prom head of the Journalism Ocpari-|ing it up with scarfs. : AS THE NEW SEMESTER be- in May. The seniors will also ment, is in charge of the initla-| Choose three scarfs n your gins the students at Washington elect a queen, and a king as well, tion. She will be assisted y June|school color of favorite hues 1nd High School are engaged in many to rule at their dance in June.!ialen, senior,’ the only charter|braid as you would plait hair into important activities. Along with Chris Theofanis is class president, member still in school. la pigtail. Make sure scarfs are the three R's comes another let--and Mrs. Geraldine Johnson is The opening of the track season bright and that squares are rig. ter in the curriculum—E, for en- sponsor of the class. will bring another queen to Wash-| Stop braiding about two-thirds tertainment. ws ' ington. The election is to be ¢f the way down and let nds ‘iy Included in the list of forth-' WASHINGTON lis inaugurating oo. 'i bv the Surveyor sian. 100se. Tie these “pennant” snds | coming activities are the Junior 2 system of student government. girl chosen by the students Knot the braid under your Vaudeville, the Rose’ Prom, the The council members have been . . yor four attendants will be ‘urned-up = collar and let yowr| Senior Dance .and the 'Straw- Siete ny their roll rooms—all , .. 04 at the relays on April 25. brilliant pennants swing nidway! berry Festival. e four classes are represented. | down your back. y aa | Mrs. Marie Wilcox is the fac- Jo §t the City track meet on THE FIRST important dates WY sponsor, The roll room rep: * aw : ; circied on the calendar are Tesenietves on the council afe on APRIL 8 the students who New Cheese Find’ March 18 and 19. . [Prerasiag : ut aoe S00D. ualify will be initiated into the| The ln Lviopment u the dates the junio | National Honor Society. Maurice American i a css ~ Junior] IN ACCORDANCE with Na. gallon! Foner newly . elected natural cheese which cures right | sent the . 1948. wn 48 "Yomalo Jac Ee Hay n » president. lin its own wrapper. This cheede ' 4 i full-bodies texoi his poetry reading.contest. Miss Eliz- The basketball banquet is a has the bite and ful

includes two costume acts, a comedy routine and two costume and com-

English department, is’ in charge of the contest. The judges will be three outstanding local persons. Awards Day is tentativaly set for May 27. Seven senior giv’ will be elected to act as the May

E abeth Marie Smith head of the DIE day for the basketball play- ture which cheddar-fanclers so

ers and student managers of much enjoy. |

Washington High School. Don

Masterson, Continental captain, will announce next year’s captain. Pat Whitmore is chairman of the Boosters’ Club, sponsor of the

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queen and court. The queen will, dinner. present awards to the studen.s

who have earned them. Try Grape Apples

: After the ceremony, the queen : pric Patrick Miss Camden |,.4 attendants will reign at the With Pork Steaks . Francine Camden, Mary Jane a Festival, Spouasred Here's Spiehler, Delores Cox, Norma one Shuck. and then the “Barvara Hottmeyer, Lowell Long. school year Is the senior play, bination of one-half glass grape!| thoe mot to ihe cashiors Dogua Barrett, Jean Smith, Kathy resented each year by the s»niors! jelly and three-fourths of a. cup! “Shey get Bate dhpetrarea -Jelday -and -Margie- Linville. ; thé’ speech department. ‘Ihe boiling water, at fh RIGHT WAY: Ask for 4 rs. Klizabeth Hatfield and Audie nroduction- is scheduled May: This heed not be confined to oh s - np Watkins are the faculty spon-, Journalism students have pork steaks alone, of course— ars Secks m he begin sors and Gle. Hawkins is class marked May 25 in big red ‘ei-|it would go well with most any | BINS: to avoid confusion. president. ” !ters. They will be initiated ‘nto pork dish, and veal, too.

SITUATION: Two women are lunching together, but they expect to go “Dutch treat.”

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