Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 March 1949 — Page 23

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“Broad Ripple Migh School Guest Columnist| -

. FRIDAY, MAR. i 1049

Teen Talk—

* Eri Rie Students Vote . For Council -

Referendum Tally , 3 to 1 for Move MITZI MASTERS THIS YEAR one of the most| : imiportantévents at Broad Ripple

High School has been the formas tion’ of a. new Student Council. pa I

‘ment. Tr Last fall, when a voting machine was brought to school to be| J used ' in the election ‘of a city-| Jf wide legislature compdsed of high schiool history students, many! students suggested that: it also be used for a referendum on the subject of a student council. Before the vote was taken, all students who were intérésted became members of an organized planning group which met often after school with Willard J. Gambold, head of the Social Studies Department. This group wrote a skeleton constitution which they . presented to the student body in * the school ° paper. They campaigned energetically with posters and public address announgcements. The school newspaper, The Riparian, aided the cause with stories and editorials. The matter was also thoroughly discussed and debated in English and history classes. Good arguments were presented . both for and against the--council. ‘When the

will stage a Drag”

gym Mr, named

from 8:15 to o'clock tonight. in the school

and Miss at the dance. be chosen for their costumes of sunbonnets and long dresses

Walter Cun, Jim Wilson, Miriam Dérr

THE MODERN 40ers of Warren Central High School

“Gold Digger's 11:30

'49 will be They'll

plan "Gold Digger's Drag.”

or plaid shirts and blue jeans. The theme will be carried out in the decorations, too, with “saddles, wagon wheels and lanterns on the walls and Western chuck wagons in the corners. The Warrenettes and the Al--pha Hi-Y Clubs are sponsoring the event. Gloria McGahan is

subject was voted on during the|which they hope to improve the first week in December it was attitude of the students toward Jack Engledow, president; John

hard to prophesy whether or not|speakers and performers in audi-|

the council would become a reali-|torilum. A committee is at work|

ty. When the votes were count-lon a, full-fledged constitution to] Knotts, secretary, and Jim Alled, however, the returns showed replace the one formed by the top, treasurer, that the student body had voted pisnning group. Soon the council] |bold sponsors the group. place a suggestion box | to receive -mem-istraight from the students.

three to one in favor of the hopes to measure. Nominations were made|in the hall in homerooms for council bers, and five niembers and two alternates

every other Thursday. *Anti- Auditorium Antics,” Small Homes—

with Apr. 9.

Square House Proves Economical

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nomical to-build as it is often which, together with a Smet in| om the one wall of the living

ideas

Istudent body and the faculty.

The officers of the council are

Lyman, vice-president; Barbara

Willard J. Gam-

Because the students themselves worked hard to secure the

{student council, and because they! This spring. Broad Ripple will are now working hard to make were elected from send representatives to the State|it a success, it is very likely that each class, Meetings are held|Convention for Representatives |the group will be able to accom{of Student Councils, to be held Iplish its purpose of fostering The council’s first project isiat Technieal High ‘School,

etter co-operation between the

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president of Warrenettes and George Ostheimer heads Hi-Y. Mrs. Myrtle Rodden and Ralph

Cleve

Committee, chairmen are Edrefreshments; John Fredrick and Thelma Amos; decorations; Alan Miedema, tickets; Betty Dammrich, .

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nger are the sponsors. Ransom,

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

"Gold Digger's Drag’ to Be. Tonight a

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The Bridal Scene— Richard Bogan, Miss Matthews |. A To Be Wed

_ Her Attendants

Miss Betty Jean. Matthews and Richard C. Bogan will be maArried at 8 o'clock tomorrow night in the home of the pesipective . bridegroom's parents, and Mrs, Woodrow W. Cron, 1428 «PUT that Udell. Bt. The Rev. Marcus W, Johnson: of the First Congregational Christian Church will officlate, The future bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Herbert L. Matthews, 410 N. Beville Ave. Miss Patricia Todd will be maid of honor and Robert Bogan will be his brother's Jost man.

: Mrs. Gerald York will be matron of honor for her sister, Miss Martha Lee Rankin. Miss Rankin’'s

‘partial

there,

marriage James H. Kasler will be Apr. 9 in the McKee Chapel, Tab Nn run

skill of yours to work on the whole wall instead of just the window. With no draperies in the way you can use bigger chests, right up to the window edges. With no long curtains to the wall under the window, you can add an =e shelf unit

Designing Woman

Curioius ig Gur Wall

By ELIZABETH HILLYER

For that single window setup, catch the most possible light by using not a scrap of curtain. ing. that Savers up the window @

pane A Venetian blind makes sure

of privacy, regulates air.and light or runs up to ex-

pose glass completely: .»

to steal

Now you're ready for the curtains and they can be high, ‘wide and handsome. Start them at the ceiling and let them cover the whole upper wall. You've designed a wall there, - Hillyer at rather than Just a window and Times.

it's extra efficient and decorator smart. 1¥s found money—when you restore a dingy old plece of furn-

dressed envelope sent to Miss ‘The Indianapolis

{terian Church. Miss Jo: Pearce will be maid of honor and Miss Barbara Green and Miss Beverly Bird will be esmaids. Richard Kasler will be his brother's best man. Ushers will be Thomas Kasler, another brother, James Rankin, brother of the bride-to-be, and {Louis Hummell.

future bride with 27 in her home, 6200 N. Chester |* AVS,

mbar a

19th Ward Worien Meet Wednesday

The 18th Ward

headquarters, 710 N. Ave.

Hostesses for the social pro-

Zunk, Paul Cassell, Mary

Sororities—

3 Sororities Will Meet: One to Honor Founders

Three sorority groups will meet next week. The Indianapolis stine, Clell Rice and Frank C, Miss Green will 6 honor the Assoclite Chapter, Kappa Kappa Kappa Sorority, will celebrate Miller, Arthur: Bally and Wil a- shower Mar. Boundars. Day with 4 lyncheon at 12:15 p. m. Monday in LaRue’s/burn Wright are in charge of the

gn Cl or ETlort Ewe Ria and Robert Sink.

Women’s Club will hold its March \ McGuffey, 955 N, Bolton Ave. Ban meeting Wednesday Hient Jo slip Tray favors will be ‘made for the childrert in Riley Hospital. Final plans for the group's Pi am will be Mesdames Louis State Day to be held Mar. 19 in lips, 3n Kath-|the Indianapolis Athletic Club dames George H. Hosmer, Rob-

C. Johnson, Arthur Campbell,

G. L. Metager, Frances Ewing rs

dent of the association, announe ces her committees. Serving on class membership are Mesdames - Russell Fletcher, Robert Drake, Victor Dye and John Hodge Jr. Mrs. Wayne E. Bicknell and Mrs, F. Eugene Thornburgh are in charge of life membership and Mrs. John E. Kleinhenz and Mrs,

publicity, committee includes Misses Mirjam Howe, Norma Rodewald and Louisa Steeg. William Moon, Bén Parrish, Harold Koehler, James White and Theodore Steinkamp Jr. are onthe athletic program commits tee, and Mesdames Fred Howens

general program. Handling finance are Mrs. Harold Martin, Seward Baker, H.-

The Delta Beta Chapter, Psi|Sipe: John C. Schade is alumni The Alpha Delta Pi Alumnae Iota Xi Sorority, will. meet at dwards chairman. will meet at 8 p. m. Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Monday in the 38th inthe’ home -of - Mrs. Thomas (Sl. sank, Merchants National!include James Bettis, Mrs. FletMiss Veronica Morrisey, cher and Mrs. Bicknell, [ik of Ayres’ Tearoom, will

speak. Hostesses will be Mrs. L. V.

chairman, and Mes-

son, Harry Asmus and Charles

Officers assisting Mrs, Platte

vice presidents; Miss Stegg, secretary, and Mr. Anderson, treasurer, On the board of directors are Mesdames Martin, Baker, Howen-

music; Nancy Vogel, table lerine Hornaday, James Hiner, Will be formulated. Mrs. Joseph ert Taylor, E. A. Phillips, Glen| Joan Green, Messrs, Sipe, Wright, decorations, and Bill Deer, [Rose Marie Reinertson and Mar- Cummings and Mrs. Lee Hart Bryant and D, F. Mitzner and Steinkamp, White, Lot Green clean-up. tin Koss. .'will assist the hostess. Miss Maud Harvey. ‘Robert Amick,

stated that every time you go| {window on the other side of the{room with windows oe both sides. around the corner when building door, makes a pleasing entrance a house it"costs $500. It is sug-'way. The front door is protected | gested that the exterior of this|by an overhanging roof, and you|ing area into the small, compact home be of brick veneer with enter directly into a small vesti- kitehen. There is additional room horizontal wood siding on the bule with a coat closet directly|in this kitchen for a snack bar or

" gable ends,

YOU GO directly from the din-

which makes the ahead. To the left the living and a table where the children can eat

house seem more pretentious than dining “areas are combined and;their lunches. There is a window

it really is. |show _ the There is a long planting box Planning.

influence of

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“tothe right-of ~the front -door| There -is..a. .natural.. fireplace.

Eig plans and specifications, Bret set.

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{steps from this area, and there are also counters ind shelves on) - this wall. There is a broom closet]

in one corner, and the three win-

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light in this area. The service entrance leads directly into thé basement, and the landing makes a convenient place for temporary storage of groceries or laundry. The basement extends under the entire house and

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