Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 May 1949 — Page 21
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White Cross Guild Units to Meet The following units of the Methodist Hospital White Cross Guild will meet next week in the Service Center: Wednesday —Chil-
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affair, with awards given to outstanding members. Both the Math Club and the Student Board will finish the year with picnics, The Shortridge chapter of the National Thespian Boclety will wind upé#® things with a formal initia tion of sixteen new members,’ The annual spring style show was presented by the Home Eco- | nomic depart | ment in the
Shortrifige court, May Ed 18. \
Awards Day is perhaps the most important day in the high school career of many Short. ridgers. All departments of the school participate in presenting awards for outstanding ac- . complishments. Dinners will play an important part in the close-of-school activities. The PTA and Dads’ club will combine to present a dinner for the awarding of certificates to the winners of the intramural athletic tournaments and a faculty banquet was held to honor retiring teachers on May 17.
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIES Sub Debs Plan Dinner-Dance | At Riviera Club Tomorrow
CRY Sub Deb Club mémbers are hard at work planning a dinner-dance for members and guests fo be held tomorrow night in the Riviera Club. The decorations committee, Carol Krumb, Margie Griffith and Nancy Sweetman (left to right), are makin a Maypole. Mary Ellyn Burton is dance chairman and Judy Coryell
Shortridge High Prepares For End-of-Year Activity
By ED SWEARINGEN Shortridge Hirh School Guest Columnist Shortridge is getting set for the many special events, vesper services to club picnics, that go with the closing of school. Various clubs and organizations are preparing for the “last fling” before
The Shortridge Senate, for example, is planning a banquet to celebrate its 62d consecutive year. This banquet is a yearly
» is a big day for them. Annuals . will be distributed then, and
- torium. Following the exercises,
~~ will sign annuals.
next Friday, for an important + class meeting at which the cov-
-until after this carnival of
Seniors become very important people at this time of year, as some of the biggest moments of their lives approach. Wednesday, Senior Class Day,
Senior Class Day exercises will be held after school in the audi-
the seniors will hold a coke hour in the cafeteria where they
The seniors. will return on
eted caps and gowns will be distributed. Vesper services will be held in the auditorium the following Sunday. The Indianapolis Coliseum will be the scene of the com mencement exercises on the evening of June 6, when over 500 seniors will receive diplomas. The whirl of senior activities ends with the graduation dance at the Indiana Roof the night after commencement. Freddy Martin has been booked for the affair. The doors will clang shut at Shortridge on June 7, but not
events makes its impression on the minds and lives of 200 Shortridgers.
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