Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 April 1949 — Page 35

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RUCE FOWLER is The

track teams at Warren.

A member of the s¢hool's Madrigal Singers. Bruce is also | violinist and manager of the Warren Central master of the Warren Senior Orchestra. He serves as concert

manager of the Teen Sinfonietta,

Bruce belongs to the Senior Honor Soclaty and the Alfa Hi. Y | Club, * He is secretary of his home room. Mrs. Emmet G. Fowler, 212 N. Burbank Road, Bruce plans to | study music after graduation. He wants to play with a symphony | Jprehesty or teach music to high school students.

SUNDAY, APR. 24, 1049

feen of the Week—

He's a junior at Warren Central High School and | student manager of the baseball, football, basketball and

NK Club Fas id Birthday

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ed the Bub Deb and Squire Federation meeting in Ayres’ Auditorium and heard Miss Beryl Walter talk on “Party And Fun* . Miss Walter is home and food - editor of Seventeen Magazine. The NK's are planning a rush’ party for May 3. The members are also discussing a week304 | outing scheduled for late

A hayride and theater party are on the agenda for the mem2 of the Tri Zeta Sub Deb

~The sub debs met recently in Phyllis Ottinger's home. They had a theater party last week. |

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. ~The NK.Sub Deb Club cele- | birthday yes- | terday. The members attend- |

ties to Jean Maney, The Indian. apolis Times, Indianapolis 8.

Times’ Teen of the Week.

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By JEAN MANEY : iN THE SPRING ‘a teens agers - fancy may turn to thoughts of love, but mothers’ thoughts turn to housecleaning.

The boys are non-committal

about the whole thing-—they find that being a member of the baseball or track team helps them avoid housemaid's knee and dishpan hands. Teen-age Iassies aren't as fortunate. On spring after. noons and Saturday mornings they are usually trapped by de-

‘termined mammas and end up.

with 8 mop in one hand ahd & dust cloth in the other. Selecting drapes and carpets fascinates the sub debs, however, and if they can redecorate while they clean they're much happier. . Lucinda Rohn, a junior at Shortridge High ‘School, says that her mother hasn't started the annual project as yet:

39” wide, 68” high.

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“I'm atrald she's walling for "summer vacation so that I'll be frée all ‘day to he'p her: We're painting our house i and outside now, 80 housecleaning is im-~ possible. I gon't * mind housework, though, #f I have time for other things, too. Baking chocolate cakes is my favorite form

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don’t mind washing dishes or dusting, either,” Lucinda states. Running the vacuum sweeper is her pet peeve—she hates the noise. She reports that she likes to cook if the recipes aren't too involved. Lucinda is very inter. ested in interfor decorating and thinks that tuft-weave rugs are

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A member of the Student Board'at Shortridge, Lucinda is secretary of the junior class and a feature writer

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Deb, ARROW and DAFFY Clubs. Lucinda hopes to study education at DePauw. Univer. and

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teacher. She is the daughter of ‘room in the Club. Mr. and Mrs- John T, Rohn, basement ia Magpie 3 5335 Boulevard Place, taking up most of our time right | “WE JUST moved into a how. We want to panel ihe | Dragon Club brand new house. about two WAlS &nd fix it'up for ta 1 Atel Wand ago, 80 1 hope that we'll Nis and informal parties,” Mag- Te Visit Lake escape housecleaning this year,” £i0 says, The week of J . Maggie Bosiak says, She is a She votes dishes as her most on the dalendar

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