Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 April 1950 — Page 10

Forty elght high school pupils won first, second, and third places § in the finals of the state high| school contests held today at Indiana - University. The contests were In Latin, English, Mathematics, and speech with approximately 1000 students, all of whom were regional contest winners, participating.

the finals are as follows:

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In State High | School Contest

Forty-Eight Pupils Named in: First, Second, Third Places

Times State Serviced BLOOMINGTON, - Apr. 29 —

Winners announced following|s

Math: Algebra~-Adrianne Auvil, St. Ag-

4a Forte, second; Thom kins, Shortridge High School

hortridge, Indianapolis, first; Wil

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r. Central South Jefiries. Shortridee ee. “indiuiapols, rec sec-| woman American Legion post.

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Richard L. Niernag, Be Phillip J. Paris Sabi "intra;

ond year-—~Joan Sabens, Linden, first; ober Tanksley, Brook ,Iroq uols Towne | rou a em r h School, » Alene McPar-

High lin, Central Catholic

whorlirnad:val-the-Sghh?-A woman’ Capt. Yank" now that Indianapolis has an all: Bernice Maple and Pvt. Betty

1d - ad TRL rst: Joanne ten cubolie:| Initiation Ceremony Will Be at 2:30 P. M. i. Vigielores Benngider, COpird Today; Choral, Marching Groups Planned | nth Side Ft. ayne, second. a Crooks, Bwayme, frst By CARL HENN Joan Ireensbire, thre "econd: Tom gnectators at an American Legion ceremony at 2:30 p. m. today

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“gad second: Dick 8 parks. | Now the conventions Wil Hey. Terre Haute (What they used to be . . New Castle, second: | stomachs are a good deal larger began—it caught on—it spread. . and the, Now Indianapolis has its own, s has| the first silk stocking post in the

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— Richardigtomachs and an exaggerated notion of what conventions are for.| aren't the!/ldea of an all-female post.

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stalled in the ceremony today by| sg a past commanders’ initiation] {team from Broad Ripple Post 312.

plugged by Commander Elsie M.

{ficers includes:

‘commander; Maxine Williamson, second vice commander; Estal lewman, personnel adjutant;

adjutant; Ruth Landig, chaplain; {Betty Waschitz, historian; Ruth |Jackson, finance officer, and Marion Christ, sergeant-at-arms,

The women of Indianapolis {Women’s Post are not the first to combine exclusively on the distaff side in Indiana.

Commander Sopher says there already are such posts in Jeffersonville, Richmond, Gary and Terre Haute, not to mention 206 lothers over the rest of the United | States. The girls here have big plans iwhich do not include the tradi{tional home and bar in the near | future. “A home of our own costs much too much money to think about, iat least for awhile,” Miss Sopher | says. “We're going to meet as 'we have been doing in the 40&8 Chateau, 421 N. Pennsylvania 8st.” | ~ With or without a home, Post 438 will make a splash, Recruit ing is afoot for a choral group, for which a woman director has been tentatively chosen. A march-| ing group is in the cards. A| bowling team is in prospect] maybe softball later. All the services are represented] pretty well. Besides WAC and

“FWAVE there are SPAR and RC|-

{ (Women's Marine Corps Reserve) land service nurses. ) | There are two WAC's, Capt. | Bernice Maple and Pvt. Betty Clevinger, both members of the |reserve, who are on active duty {in Indianapolis recruiting girls {for the service. Both have joined [the new post and think it fine. “Miss “Sopher was “a “staff “ser-

{ LeJeune, N. C.,, and put 24 years in the service, She really knows her Legion work, being employed in the Indiana Service Department at national headquarters.

widow’s pensions and insurance. A member of Memorial Post 3| for four years, she served as adjutant and in committee ca-| pacities, There were quite a few) other women in the post among whom the notion gradually spread that a post of their own would be nicer. That notion still prevails. From| the enthusiasm displayed In

approving projects, the new post will be around Indianapolis for a long time. ‘Even the married members who {have children (one to four per .

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{Butler University sociology department, has been elected presi- and $157 in cash were stolen {dent of university chapter of Phi/from Mrs. Leona Coffery, 18 N. national scholastic) {Pershing Ave. yesterday afterhonorary society. |noon. Other facuity members named, lotficers include Dr. Janet Mac- lars had forced their way in [through the back door and had Dreaitent Dr. Emma Lou Thorn-| ransacked the house while she) history and political was away. department, secretary, ————————————————————— and Prof. May Iske, zoology de- IU LECTURES SLATED The Women's Post is spark-|nartment, journal correspondent. | BLOOMINGTON, Apr. Butler seniors recently elected| Dean C. N. Hugh Long, Yale membership are Marjorie University School of Medicine, | Marilyn Bowman {will give the George Cyril Graves Lucille Lectures in physiology May 9, 11 ’ Mrs, Eva Edwards, Carl (and 13 at Indiana University. Frieje, Herman Gerbovsky, Doris| , Jacob Kanter, Victor . _J/Newmaui Raymond Koski, Mrs.’ VOTE “fHarrlett Brooks, corresponding|Elizabeth Marshall Leeth, Frank | ~~ The Slupesky and Harold F. Taylor

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