Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 November 1948 — Page 2

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Richard Stanfield, Wile : of i music Manual Dance Bandithe Thanksgiving convocation sent to needy British families by; The films are shown through will include nearly 12 per cent of Asher, Ruth Ellen Fark, Ted Van/Rendall Tucker, Richare Fm re School will follow the ua) Dane Wednesday at George Washington|the language: students of Wash-|the efforts ot the newly organized the student body in its survey of gjckles and Charles Wells. advisers are. 34 Rs Seageingn i Program committee members for Ivy| High School. Music for the pro-|ington as ‘a holiday gift. This| Washington High School Student daily health and eating habits of Seven delegates and two ad-| Mrs. Julia Jean Bu are e giaoios, Jona Sakrp. Bil An: gram will be furnished by the/project is under the sponsorship Council. Officers of the council high school pupils. # of Tech's, Broad. Ripple le High School is. . d Miss Tutterow |school band under the directionlof the Latin and Spanish Clubs,/are Glenn Hawkins, president;| pve Tech seniors are entered Yioc's from the staff of Techs... 5,071 representatives to the . Us of re hon. Ane ae. |0f Louis Rutan. Six Washington students have Marilyn May, vice president; Sue; the Westinghouse Electric Co. Newspaper, tha Arsenal Cannon press conference this week-end Don Foley Mrs. Ethel Hightower will lead volunteered to operate the mo- Blank, secretary; Deenie Gel loff, gcience Talent Search conducted will attend the 22d annual joint at French Lick. Gad Monte. "conor. the discussion in a Parent-Teach-ition picture projector turing treasurer, and George Theofanis, i conference of the National Scho-| They include Mrs. Ruth Marie’ Orgel, (Aon Perronie will design the armbands under the auspices of Science James Alltop, Margaret Appel, Caro will er Association study group meet- Tuesday and Friday lunch pe- sergeant at arms. | Service. lastic Press Association and the Jimes Alton. Margaret APPel ie “Senor for’ Giese oficers are: Don Siiith ing tomorrow at 3:15 in Washing-|riods. They are Gordon Shedd, { Students from Tech submitting National Association of Journal-" Others are Joyee Dodd, 8 Repor a] and Miss eifeis, secretaries, anditon High School. 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