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fi ERR | MARIANNE HALL is The Times’ Teen of the Week. She’s a regional finalist in the contest to find “Miss Lux.” The contest is based on looks and on talent. A junior at Broad Ripple High School, Marianne is also a student in the Jordan Music College. She's a talented

pianist and Is interested in a career in music. Modeling Is her second cholcé for a lfework. a rs :

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Marianne is a member of the choir at Broad Ripple.

plans to attend a liberal arts graduation. She is the niece of 5747 Carrollton Ave, :

She college or a music school after Mr. and MrB. Albert A. Barone,

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Clothe-A-Child Project To Be Backed by Pythons

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Times’ Clothe - A-Child| Vivian Turk, Don Carlisle, Sut

Fund will be the Christmas pro-{Baker, Kenny Wilson, Dot Powell,

ject of the PYTHONS Club. New pledges of the club are Jo And Hardy and Judi Turpin.

Janet Sanders, Barbara Herron, |

Mary Feeney, - Marilyn Miller,

Mary Springman and Sally Jor-|

dan are new pledges of the PAGE Club, They will be initiated Nov.

21-in Margie Dixon's home.

"The PAGEs have their new club

“iL ping. “They had a hayride recently

in Acton. Attending were Barbara Springman, Mike McCarthy, Pat Alandt, Pete Juda, Margie Dixon, Biil Graves, Carle Miller, Walt Lindeman, Marie Romano, Jack Kos, Joan Saligoe, Larry Daly, Joannie Strodtman, Gary Coryell,

Donna McNulty; - Dan Wolfe

Peggy Everett and Harold Gossman. ,

Birthday Party Joanne Dezelan was honored on her birthday with a party In Barbara Johnson's home. The guests were members of the DECOYS Club, : They were Barbara, Carl Barns,

Homer Hawkins, Joan Saligoe, Larry Daly, Joanne, Sonny Kaliser, Mary Stienki, Jim Morgan {and Pat Duffin,

| Two new pledges of the KEYS Club are Donna Chasteen and Shirlianne - McWilliams. They ‘were pledged at a slumber party in Paula Kervan’s home. +--The-club members had a party recently in Mary Lou Clemans' home. Attending were Kos; Rosie Dwyer, Jean Nickel, Paula Kervan, Rosier Haney, Steinkamp and Pat Haigerty.

The Sables Club had a wiener roast recently. The guests were Marilyn Dans,

Bob Hunter and Joe Garwood.

\n the homes of Esther {and Marilyn Davis. | ; a— | Send mews of teen club activities to Jean Maney, The Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis 9.

departmen Shirley apartment and the girls learn all

Recent meetings have been held Fashion Tea Set Henslee

aren't eligible for college,” James

says. He's enrolled in a coliege prepatory course. James wants to {study pharmacy at Purdue and |he's concentrating on chemistry (and math in high school. He's a {member of the Student Council, [the Buclidean Circle and the At{tucks Boys Council

. » . AN senior, Doris Franklin, thinks that some fields are neglected. “I'm interested in law and there |is only one phase—business law— [covered here in Attucks. I realize, though, that there are few high schools which do offer any pre-law subjects so I'll have to wait for college for that. I think most fields are covered very adequately by our high schools, The pre-college course is good even if it is dicult. The students not planning om going to college can learn typing and shorthand and we have a wonderful home economics class — for future homemakers,” Doris states. Doris also belongs to the Student Council and is a member of the “Tiger” staff. Her ambition is to be a criminal lawyer and she wants to study in the University of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Carter Franklin are Doris’ parents. They live at 2410 N. Capitol Ave, . . .

“I'M JUST a sophomore in Attucks, but so far I think the range of subjects is very wide,” Thelma Thompson says. Thelma agrees that the college prep classes are they're worth struggling through. It would be awful to be all for college and then be ineligible. The home economics class is fun. The ment has a complete

|about cooking and housekeeping. Business courses offered here.are very worthwhile, too.”

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Fashions for wear during the winter holidays will be shown Wednesday in a teatime style show at Ayres’. The event, in the store's tearoom, will be at 3:15 p. m..

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Thelma works on the Student| Wilma Goens,/Council and belongs to Esther Henslee, Janet Bauden- Florencia Club and the distel, Jean Graston, Moe Lutz Club. Her mother ia Mrs. Odessa Huggard, Bob Davis, Sam] Thompson, 744 N. Sheffield -Ave:

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SHORTRIDGE High School students are “joiners.” That's a Hoosier term for people who belong to more clubs than they can count. There's a new one — just organized «for Shortridge teen-agers. It's the Blue Blades Ice Skating Club. The skaters meet éach Monday" afternoon after classes in the Coliseum to stage their own private ice shows, PTA members at Shorts ridge were urged to ‘do some-~ thirig about a skating club” by their sons and daughters. The subtle suggestions became definite demands and, in desperation, the parents contracted for the weekly sessions.

Corduroy Slacks

The skating began in October and will March, Everybody from freshman to senior is in the act. The sub debs wear costumes ranging from brief skating dresses to the everyday uniform of the high school girl — sweaters and skirts. The squires are confirmed corduroy slacks men. They also approve of reindeer sweaters and plaid shirts in violent colors.

—- No ¢lub-1s- complete. with»... .

out officers so the skaters some. Lois Simon is

retary and Dick Elliot is treasurer. And no skating session is complete without a grand march so leaders were chosen. They are Lynn Adams, Lois, Dick and John Raines. The teeners are plan« ning a skating party for the members on Dec. 26.

Limit on Members ‘The membership is limited

“to 250, but the roster is still —

open to new names. The majority of the members own their own skates, but there are skates for rent in the Coliseum. Blue Blade members pay 25 cents each time they skate.

sponsors include

Eugenia Hayden, Joel Hadley and C. C. Schumaker. The PTA chairmen are Mrs. Marvin Lugar, PTA president, and Mrs. Ralph T. Simon,

general chairman. They" are

assisted by Mesdames Malcolm Campbell, Bruce Savage, Carolyn Hagitt, Richard L. Gilbert and Addison Powling.

Mesdames Campbell, Savage, Hargitt, Gilbert and Dowling take one Monday out of five to supervise the skating. : The members of Mrs. Campbell's committep are Mesdames Guy Spring, Gordon Bryan, Don g, "Har old Sweeny and Thomas Black, Mesdames Leo Smith, Robert Quin, Allen Baker

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Mrs. Hargitt's assistants are Mesdames Ellis J. Braman, Edwin McNally, W. J)! Shatz and E. D: Burton, The committee mémbers for Mrs. Gilbert include Mesdames Fritz Morris, Riley FledderJohn, 'H, H. Hanna and Ley Bassett. Mesdames D. D. Ellitt, R. M. Jewell, Ray Devany and Robert Orbison are on Mrs. Dowling’s committee. The project is regarded as a “good deal” by the skaters and their nts. The teencgers supply the enthusiasm, the Coliseum supplies the equipment and the PTA supplies the backing ., . . and everybody's happy.

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