Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 November 1949 — Page 14

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Howe's Fourth annual College Day is to be held on Nov. 30. The purpose of Col Day is to give

school assembly on College Day, students wil! hear Dr. Harold W. Richardson, presidentof Franklin College, who will speak on the topic, “Should I Go to College? Through the day, representatives rrom Purdue, Butler, Indiana and DePauw uni-

versities and Ball State College] will hold general conferences with] seniurs desiring to go to college. Parents are invited and urgéd to attend the assembly and the conferences.

Munching turkey will be the chief pastime of the coaching staff and various members of the football teams tonight at the athletic banquet. Following this event, important speeches will be made and letter awards given. Mr. Charles M. Sharp, principal, will Introduce Charles Teague, who will preside as toastmaster for the remainder of the evening. Each of the coaches

past season in his sport and will present awards to his squad.

Mock Election

The Mock Election, held annually at Howe, started on Oct. 20 and ended Nov. 10 with the general election, The elected candidates are Morand Roth, governor; John Vollmer, lieutenant-gover-nor; Nancy Johns, secretary of state; Keith Newman, treasurer; Don Ross, attorney general; Wayne Engleman, auditor; Keith Quillen, reporter of courts; Jane

King, Bob Riley, Jack Wellman, Don Franz and Paul Campbell, judges of the supreme court; and

Kay Barry, Janice Sampson, Morgan Sly and Don Ward, judges of the appellate court. The Nationalists won over the Federalists, “Seventeenth Summer” is the pity chosen to be presented by the 1950 senior class, Jan. 26 and 27. The play is a dramatization by Anne Coulter Martens of Maureen 's famous novel. More than

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