Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 September 1949 — Page 11
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High School Plans ‘Field Trips’
Pupils to Visit Local Plants Business education social studies seniors: at Broad High School will get first hand problems and ctivity iiss a es ' Jack during the Plans are ing formed at the school for organization of “field” trips to industrial plants, business "_ offices. and. governmental. ‘ under supervision of teachers and ~ scheduled by Miss Winifred G. parents. The tours are being West, director of' business “education, and Willared J. Gambold, head of the social studies department. On’ Sept. 27 pupils will visit Eigen ov Co Indiana Bell Tele- | one 0. ew 0 elson | Raflroad, Indiana Ton er al William Hollenbeck, Miss Winifred West and Dottie a ical Center, Merchants. Associa- (left to right) check iminary plans for field trips uled- at tion, Indianapolis Water Co. Broad Ripple High School this semester,
Thomason 2 Jeg "RCA an d Diss partment; Mrs. Elizabeth Stephen- of guidance, and Georg; Sprague, Statehouse. son, home’ economics; Mrs. Maye chairman of the eighth grade deDynes, mathematics; George Lone, partment. THE. TECH summer school &uto shop; Wallace Potter, phys-| Four seniors at Shortridge will band will play for an assembjy|ical education, and Sgt. Leland discuss high school life during the of freshmen and other new pupils Anderson, ROTC. first convocation for incoming) at 9 p. m. Tuesday in the boy's| Four teachers transferred. to pupils at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday in gymnasium. C. 8. Stewart, di-|other schools include Carl Corbin/ Caleb Mill auditorium. rector of program production at/to Shortridge; Mrs. Edna Gullett, Speakers will “Include John the school, will be in charge of to Manual; Miss Jeannette Tobey, Lauter, Robert Gilchrist, Alice] the assembly, to Broad Ripple, and Miss Regina Geriacht and Marilyn Holtman. ert Sharkitt, to Washington, [The program has been arranged MISS ELLA SENGEN-| Five new assignments have ‘by Miss Ruth Lewman, guidance BERGER, director of publications been made. Harold Waiter has counsellor, and Mrs. Fugenia Hayat Tech, has been listed as a mem- become a vice principal; Miss den, dean of girls. Miss Dorothy ber of a national committee which! Helen Thornton, head of the Eng- Dipple and Claude Keesling are wrote “Yearbook Fundamentals,” lish department; Glenn R. Miller, freshman advisors. latest publication of the Columbia director of evening school; Her-| Joel Hadley, principal, will deScholastic Press Association, Col- man Hinshaw, assistant director|livér the welcoming address. umbta’ University.
‘TECH FACULTY changes ana Harris Ave. Children Give to Riley Fund
Gepariseaini o2ppointits have, Eight neighborhood children in| wil be sent to the hospital today. n announ y Hanson H. lock rganizers included Robert, Anderson, pricipal of the high I Vimy 3 ihe 2 Block| le. Jerry Patricia and Jobs school. a ve. last night organized p 0 rteon,” James Bray and! Six new instructors have been Sames and concession stands t0|James Madden. The activities were, added to the staff. They are Mrs. collect contributions for the Riley held at the Robertson othe, = Gladys Trick Brewer, English de-'Hospital polio fund. Collections Harris Ave,
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