Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 March 1950 — Page 37

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Kissing 1 le Approved By Teeners

Second or Third Date Soon Enough By JEAN MANEY SUBDEBS and squires will debate almost’ any subject’ under the sun. They'll argue the merits

" of political parties, world govern-

ment and be-bop. There's one institution the teenagers agree on, however.. That's

kiss. Nancy Stassus

High School. Her parents are ME, and Mrs. Geo

Primrose Ave. “I think that kissing your date goodnight is OK, but I definitely do not approve of kissing boys on the first date.

The second or third date is all right, though. There's no defi-| nite rule—that would be silly. A boy should be able to figure out) if his girl wants him to kiss her| on the second or third date”

Nancy thinks. She's convinced that more than one or two goodnight kisses is out unless the couple is going steady. Nancy plans to attend college, | but she hasn't chosen a definite university. She belongs to the Honor Society, Quill and Scroll,! and the Photo Club and is news| editor of the Riparian, s

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a senior in Broad Ripple and the son of Mr, and Mrs. Donald B. Shaw, 6093 N. Michigan Road. Don iz a firm believer -in the theory that a couple should have * at least three dates before ‘they get around to a goodnight kiss.

up to the indi- 1 oS “viduals, but 1 Don don’t think'it's a good idea to kiss a girl until you've had three or more dates.

And couples "should —be going|

steady before they kiss each other more than once goodnight,” Don states. He is going to enroll in Duke University next year to study forestry or law. - A, member. of the Riparian ptaff, Don is on the wrestling and “track teams, plays thé clafmet| in the band-and belongs to Quill and Scroll and the ROTC. - ” ” . “I DON'T think any girl should kiss a boy on the first date,” Joan Rabold says. She's a junior in Broad Ripple and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. i» Walter Rasmussen, 1208 W. 34th S ’

t. “It's OK for a couple to kiss

second or third date, but only if the gal seems to want’ to. And I

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RAY STEWART is The Times’ Teen of the Week. He's president of the senior class of Speedway High School and co-captain of the school basketball team. A member of the track team, Ray is also vice president of Hi-Y. He belongs to the National Honor Society and plays the clarinet in the band and in the Hi-C’s orchestra. Ray is planning to aftend Indiana or Purdue University after

graduation. He's -interested in engineering and dentistry. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Stewart, 4958 W. 13th St., Speedway.

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Shortridge Junior Prom = Will.Be Held May 12.

"The Shortridge High Schoo! Junior Prom will be May 12 in the Indiana Roof Ballroom. Lois Simon and Harold Carpenter aré the co-chairmen, Committee members are Tom Lugar, chairman, Jim Slaughter, Dottie Gaskins, Lynn Boatman, Linda MeLain, Jim Balch and Barbara - Gregg, music; Joe Baztiey, chairman, Pete Kappes, Tom, Evans, Lynn Harshbarger, Mar- ~~ — ~~ "5 garet McCallum, Sue Teeters, Jean, Ine officers are Ward Walker, |president; Joanie Burns, vice presHiggins, Tona Hicklin, Virginia Clark and Rose Ann Wich, tickets, ident; Beverly Lewis, secretary; {Bill Arbaugh, treasurer, and Judy Coryell, chairman, Sally Micky Mead, vaudeville chairman. DeVaney, Jenny Byrne, Jim Jinks, iinet" sr ms——— Jama Minton, Marge Peeling, Ar2 & a Mrs. C. L. Kirk Jr.

Jim Merritt, decorations; Nanci | Browning, chairman, Ann Robin-| To Be Speaker 1 son, Sue DeTurk, Helen Letsinger, Mrs. C. L. Kirk Jr, leading Judy Wells, Doris Gorman and lady in. the forthcoming Civic ; “| Theater- production; “Two Blind

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Joan steady: before

=i they kiss each

other more than atthe. door at, the end of the evening, but of course there's no iron clad rule for kissing,” Joan says. She wants to study psychology and business at Butler University after grad-| , bation. Joan is a member of the Riparian staff, the choir, Honor Society and the AHOY and WICK Clubs. -

te ° Donor Dinner Is Planned Rabbi Selwyn D. Ruslander, Dayton, O., will be the guest speaker at the annual donor, din-

ner of the Business and Profes‘sional Division of Hadassah. The,

.event is to be held at 6:30 p. m.|

Thursday in the 38th Street Branch of the Indiana National Bank.

Miss Rose Tobias, program

chairman, announces that.others

on the program will be Mrs. Shoolem Ettinger, who. will give the fnhvocation; the B&P Choral Group, directed by Miss Jeanette Smith, and Miss Marion Bluestein, who will give the closing prayer.

Miss-Ann-Cailderon-will-be-thei}-

toastmistress for the evening.

: Co-chairmen of the dinner will be

Mrs. Sarah Appleblatt. and Mrs. Ann Calderon. Others on the committee are: Mesdames Moe A. Kaufman, Abe Gottlieb, Herman Burnstein, Michael Solomon, Edward Fershtman, Marc Bayer, Bam Goldstein, Isadore Boyewsky and Sol Eshowsky, Misses Eva Bluestein, Mildred Nisenbaum, Barbara Litka and Clara Epstein. . Reservations should he made, with Mrs. Gottlieb or Miss Calderon.

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Caroll Driftmeyer, chairman, {Mice,” will be guest speaker to-| Dick Elliott, Crawley Cooper, Bill| morrow at the dinner meeting of’ Baxley, Joellyn Holland and Ann the Gamma Alumnae Club of Ransdell, flowers; Pete Fillion, Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority. | {chairman, Mary Leete, Alice Jane Mrs. Blanton A. Coxen will be Smith, Mary McLaughlin, Frank hostess chajrman for the 6:15 Unversaw, Bill Blackburn, Jane p. m. ‘dinner in the Butler Uni-| Nicholson, Maureen Pleak and versity chapter house, 825 W. Janet Wahle, refreshments. {Hampton Drive, The 1920, ’'21, Buzzy Farmer, chairman, Janie '22, ’35, '36 and ’37 classes will Schaffner, Skip hold reunions. > Perry, Barbara Smith, Mary Gar- ee —————————— stang, Bill Shardelow and John CC 3 Peterson, arrangements; Jon TSC Chapter to Meet Hanna, chairman, Suzy Traylor, Mrs. Basil Fischer will be the Ruth Hockery, Loretta Smock, speaker at Wednesday's meeting Merry Ann Jones and Nancy|of the Colonial Boston Chapter, Johnson, invitations, and officers ITSC. A business session and of the junior class, floor commit-{ luncheon will be held at 10 a. m. | tee. - ‘tin the Marott “Hotel.

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