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SUNDAY, APR. 30, 1950 Gambling All Wrong, Our Teeners Feel

They Want Laws Against It Kept By JEAN MA GAMBLING is illegal in In

diana and should stay that way.| That's what the three teeners say|

in this week's column. They're all!

seniors in Crispus Attucks High!

School. 3 Myron Harris is the da of Mrs, Luella Shirley, 2816 land Place. “I think gambling is terrible. I'm glad it’s against the law in Indiana dnd I certainly don't

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laws to enforce the ones we have now-I know there is gambling In this state and I think it should

many people who can’t stop gambling even when it’s costing them all their wages. These weak persons should be protected from temptation and

Myron

says. A staff reporter on the Tiger, Myron is vice president of the Y-Teens, a member of the Delphites Club, assistant to the

.school nurse and a past’ member

of the Student Council. She hopes to study nursing in the Los Angeles County . General Hospital after graduation. . ” =" 8 ANOTHER senior, Bob Wright, is the son of Mr. and Wry. Robert Wright, 523 W. 424

"ob opposes legalized gambling, too. “It's too widespread now and if it was above board it would be terrif-

know there's a Jot of undercover gambling and * that the state § could make a Jot of money by

‘legalizing it and taxing it, but I

it would just put. more temptation in the way of weak people. I agree with Myron that we need more and stronger laws to wipe out the illegal gambling,”

Bob

Bob states.

A veteran member of the Attucks basketball team, Bob lists it as his favorite sport. He's a baseball addict, too, and is a rabid Indian fan. Bob hopes to attend the University of Illinois next fall. He's interested in dentistry and engineering. . ® » = THE DAUGHTER of Mr. and Mrs. Norris McGruder, 924 Burdsal Sin Virginia McGruder is - another opponent of state li- = censed gamblEt ing. 3 “No, I don't think that gambling should be ‘made legal. “I don’t think that it's morally wrong but ‘there j are 50 many people that can’t resist gambling

Virginia

and legalized gambling would just be too much temptation for them to overcome. I believe as the other| two do that we need better laws to do away with the illegal gam-

bling going on now,” thinks. Virginia is valedictorian of her class, treasurer of the Student Council, a member of the senior orchestra and band, a member of the National Honor Society, Forensic Club and the Delphite Club, 8he is going to enroll in Butler University after gradua-

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Sorority Will Meet May 9

Mrs. Hety L. Smith, Bloombe speaker for the on Sigma Omicron luncheon 9 at the 60th annual contion of the Indiana Federation

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will be “UNESCO.” The convention opens in the French Lick Springs Hotel May 8 and will adjourn following the

‘banquet May 10.

Presentation of certificates will be made to Indiana women who ‘have passed the requirements of the reading courses, Miss Marian Cruver, a member of the division of adult education in Indiana Uni-

Mrs. W. D. Keenan, state chalir-

man, will preside at the luncheony

and will also have charge of the 7 o'clock breakfast meeting of Epsilon Sigma Omicron that

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legalized gambling] would ‘be too wide open,” ‘Myron | | ple baking contest, Jackie is interested in dramatics and elocution

ACKIE HANNEMAN is The Times’ Teen of the Week. She's vice president of the senior class at Ben Davis High School and secretary to the County 4-H Junior Leaders. The baker of that famous pie that won the national cherry

as well as homemaking. She is entered in the State Speech Contest and will play the leading role in the senior play at Ben Davis, “Mother Was a Freshman.” Jackie belongs to the Booster Club, Spanish Club, Thespians, Dramatic Club and Science Club at school. Her hobbies are

| painting and cooking. A future high school teacher, Jackie plans

to attend Indiana University in the fall. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hanneman, ‘833 8. Whitcomb St.

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By JEAN , NATURALLY, you're anxious 18 a “up! Bey teener is. But how ready are you for maturity? Can you keep your temper? Make decisions? Take criticism? Meet new situations.

sions neat? Get work done on time? Stay within your allowance? Keep your promises? Be depended on? These are the characteristics of the mature mind. The opposite side of the picture is sad —-very sad. 3 : Does your family have to pamper your blues? Help you say “yes” or “no”? Praise you continually? Egg you on to meet new situations? Pick up after you? Nag you into working? Ball you out of financial debacles? Worry about where you are and what you're doing?

. » . IF YOU answer “yes” to the last set of questions, you're not growing up properly, pal. Before you stake a claim to greater independence, do something

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The DREAMS Club will spend a week at Lake Shafer this sum-

‘a member, is a candidate for the Howe track]: queen; Marilyn Fuller and Angie Evans are new members of the school choir, and Norma Doak is | on the yearbook staff at Howe.

Phyllis Ottinger was honored at a surprise birthday party recently. The hostesses were members of {the TRI ZATES Club, The party was held in Nancy Trueblood's

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Tom Ferguson, Gloria MeClemore, Les Gerlach, Bev Killag Tom Markey, Jane Keys, Johnny. Anderson, Efleen Weddle, Ronnie Dahl, Charlotte Koelling and Jim Smith, Nancy Shoerner and Asléne {Ryan were guests at the last meeting of the club,

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