Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 January 1949 — Page 5

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sister, Mrs. - Letitia teacher,

with work Mke to KEEP BUSY. with oo

trude E. Thuemler, dean of girls at Technical 1 Sues. 1920. Her enthusiastic: outlook testimonials

Miss Thuemler went to Technical H High School

as a commercial teacher in 1919, after in Juda hispatis and , Ind, grade has remained on the school's admin a and has directed the Tech PersonSilty Eline since 2 Degan In 134, Since 1938, she urer in education at Butler

ee a Yhapite that full program, she ‘accepts

many speaking invitations. The dean lives at 3043 M3 College Ave. with her Schellschmidt, a former Motoring has been the sisters’ favorite recreation since the days when Miss Thuemler was one of few women drivers in the city. “Why, that's a woman driver,” was a command exclamation she heard while jogging along in her blue

“Sand from bad roads filtered through Rapping side curtains, covering our dusters and our trailpr dresses—but we went just the same,” recalled

Career boon Here HER FIRST long trip, taking an entire day, was to Lake Manitou, near Rochester, Ind. Motorists toured by aid of the “blue book” with smudges from rain-spattered hahds recording destinations on its pages. Lake Manitou required extensive reading of the little book with its typical lines, “Proceed five-tenths of a mile from the red barn at Tom: Jones’ corner,” Miss Thuemler has lived in ‘Indianapolis since she was six Joars. old, and her jeaching < career

Miss + Gertrude T. Toomer oF «oi "Work and be happy.” :

+ ®ion of the Department of

belongs to Kappa Kappa Gamma, social sorority;

her first office job, at the Board of Trade,

Miss Thuemler's summers have been crammed|

with college work, accounting courses at Indiana Central College, and teaching jobs in the 8 Junge schools. and at Butlér. She has headed the college guidance program at Tech since 1919, serves as chairman of the school's college scholar ship committee. She was appointed to the Yearbook Commisntendents of the

urday end Sunday * 8:30 and

National Education Association, For two years she joined noted educators in compiling "Youtn Education Today,” a book widely used. In 1941 and 1942 Miss Thuemler directed- the Indiana Girls State, sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary. The group was formed in 1941. Miss Thuemler is ex-president of the Indiana State Deans Association, a division. of the Indiana State Teachers Association, and of the Indianapolis Branch of the Administrative Women in Education. For three years she directed Camp Nagawicka of Bt, John's Military Academy at Delafield, Wis., and, two years before becoming director, had charge of girls at the camp,

Has Many Activities MISS THUEMLER belongs to All Saints Episcopal Church. She played the organ, taught Sunday School and directed plays when. that church was the Grace Cathedral. For 15 years she was vice president of the Indiana Board of Campfire Girls, and formerly was a member of the board of the Family Service Association. She

Delta Kappa Gamma, honorary education sorority; the Vocational Guidance Association of Central Indiana, and Butler Alumni Club. Miss -Thuemler, Mrs, Martha Turpin of 945 Middle Drive, Woodruff Place, who is assistant|— dean, and their secretaries maintain offices in Treadwell Hall. The quarters contrast considers ably with. Miss Thuemler's.first office, which measured 10 by 10 feet and was located in a window‘Jess storage room in the middle of a hall at the Arsenal Building. : Her indomitable adaptability carried her through, including the day when 20 clubwomen -came to visit. Bridge and chess are Miss Thuemler's favorite games, but she finds work the most thrilling “game” of all—working to help young people tike advantage of opportunities and overcome obstacles—working to help Personality Clinic students rise in businesses and professions. (By Opal Crockett.)

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Printing Craftsmen To Install Officers

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of o : Columbia Club. Scottish Rite, | “EUR] A theorem ie are dua 25 Beyond te Bite" *™| Other officers to be installed] Mr. Blackburn yop. or Indi. : : he Ci in a A a yp ces West” and ot the club's annual banquet in- anapolis. He helped organize 1 Suadron’ “clude J. H. Clendenin of Indian-|the Sahara an 820, Ci;

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“San Francises,” with Clark Gable, Jeanette MacDonald and Spence 8 and 11:42 A Night at the Opera,” with

old Arnold, Beech Grove, of the

'|suggestion of a bakelite tube from one of

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Top sum of $1388 went to Har-

electronics division. Mr. Arnold's led to the elimination

the interval timer switches used automatic washing machines.

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new home in Beech Grove, © Pad for Two Ideas Another employee of the elec-

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year savings.

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LYRIO “Whiplash,” with Dane lr and Alexis Smith, at 13:23, 7:04 and 10:28

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Max A. Blackbu

Named Potentate

Officers Elected By Murat Temple

Max A. Blackburn,

business

Club of Printing House Crafts-

and “| men at 6:30 p. m. today in the

Blueprint and Lithograph

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“In| dependent Electrotype Co., second | and vice president.

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Tryouts for the Junior Civic “The Ghost

dinger, Francis W. Dunn, P. E.|the theater workshop.

All interested children of at beast 11 years of age are invited)

In 1949 the firm celebrates its to try out. The play, directed by! nothing. [25th year in the investment bank- Mrs. Horace N. Roberts, will be of Amherst in 1048, was graduing business in the city and state. presented Feb. 25, 26 and 27.

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Civic Group Elects

‘Jack Lane of the

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Marshall Springer, chief rabban; Glen L. Campbell, assistant rab-

{and prophet; Harry C. Geisel, |oriental guide; Dr. C. E. Cox,| (treasurer, and Karl L. Fredrichs,|

, MAMILTONC June Bride” and “Dude VOGUE Xighier Squadron” and “Perfls| Frank Persell, art director of recorder and building manager. | ROLL YWOOD— ‘Tehirtesn Lead Soldiers” FARING — ‘Fighter Squadron” ‘and the International Engraving Co.| The line appointments for the| Su AI aire "and “Ood's| TMosniee. wil Yestive hymt Pam Jor he coming year: August L. Sieloff,| Country and th st «design in the nting | [first ceremonial master; Cecil M.! “Revu of Fat gua v — «od City Securities Corp. | Week Stamp contest, sponsored Byrné, second ceremonial master; LIN L.N—On e Toue enus” = {by the International Association Edwin K. Steers, marshal, and! ; Adventure pighter Squadron” and Re-elects Officers lot Printing House Craftsmen. |J. Worth Baker, orator. Im-

perial council directors are Mr.| Blackburn, Mr. Richey, Dr. Cox

jong Dewey Gomel.

Amherst President To Address Alumni

annual meeting of Amherst Alumni at 6:30.p. m. tomorrow in the Columbia Club. Dr. Cole, who became president

lated from Amherst in 1927. Dur‘ing the war he was chief of the

Service Trades Branch of the of-|”

fice of Price Administration for a yéar and regional “price executive | in New York two years. Forrest W. Blanton is president | of the Amherst Association of In-| | diana. {

Teens" Dance Class |

New Drama Club

First activity the Dionysians, {a new drama organization formed |at Butler University will be the

ry of “The Valiant,” a tragedy, Feb, 11. Miss Margaret Garner, in\structor in speech and drama, has been chosen as faculty spon-| {sor.0f the new Harold

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urer, and Miss Diana Harvey,

general sophomore, is publicity chair-| agent for two national insurance man. Both are of Indianapolis.

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Mr. Arnold said he planned to| {use his check in payment on his

gestion system which now amounts to 50 per cent of the

Until last June 10 per cent

The program was instituted to |, stimulate production and works §

that large a percentage on first-|

Schedules ‘Valiant’

Indianapolis sopho-| more, is president. Howard Stem-| freshman, is secretary-treas-| s

The play will feature Gunderfreshman Donald Schlade-| here, has been ,,.;. pery, Ind, Willlam Ormsby, elected poten.ace ara rion. of Murat Tem-|j.an Ray, Indianapolis, and a

ple, succeeding, unior, Carl Calvin A. Richey. | _Anderson, Gary, Ind.

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