Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 June 1950 — Page 34

Schrickers To Be Hosts

Poetry Society to

Miss Lois Sink and Mrs. Leonard E. Pearson (seated) and Odus Landreth and Virgil Sheppard standing) «++ Toch High School PTA officers.

. | point program for 1950-51. " Although the agsociation is still in the primary stage (it was

retin | a Tech High. School's Parent Teachers Association, the newest high school PTA group in the city, hax outlined a live wire x=

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begun only. a year ago last spring), it boasts the largest enrollment of any PTA group In the city. As of March of this vear there were

726 members, . the PTA to the entire student

It is stressing the co-opera- | tlon of a triple alliance mothers, fathers and faculty. Among the new officers are two women, two men, two teachers and two parents.

This year's initial program ! Included a successful valentine variety dance, dinner for the room hostesses and their husber Howard J. Baumgartel will 00 with a show provided alguest speaker. most entirely by Tech student The musical program will in. iqlent as well as four night clude selections by Donald Shel meetings, Proceeds of the horn, pianist. and- Bil-Bemender- AREF Fhe PIAS fer and Miss Bettye Brown, $200 contribution to the student vocalists. The bass quartet di-' 44. : rected by Robert Burford will ny, 4950.51 six-point pro-

sing. i gram already outlined by the Miss Beverly Albright, Miss Pa-| new officers and board includes tricia Bishop and Robert Stock (1) 1000 or more membership: will give selections from Vachel| (2) expanded student aid, and Lindsay's poetry. Miss Bess (3) 4 fall and spring “family” Wright is the director of the dra-| ,ient informal meeting for parmatic readers. The recognition of outs faculty, Techites and futhe club rose will be given by Mrs. {1a Techites to consist of a . Rose Marie Cruzan. | dinner served in the lunch room | and a program, perhaps an

- Meet Saturday

Gov. and Mrs, Schricker will be hosts at 2 p. m. Saturday in the Governor's Mansion for a special guest day program of the Indiana. Poetry Society. Mre. Day Hartsock will Fespond to the Gover: nor's weltome.,

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Er, committees, activities and proj The Indianapolis Alumnae As- ects to be mailed to sil Tech

~Kappa-—Soror-ity will hist prospective stu- { Symusement”. activity to be deits of Indiana and Purdue Unk-| oy out and given gratis by versities and their mothers at the) = 0" ; at

Sa | amateur show with Tee h talent. Alumnae Unit + "Officers Listed

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Officers who will direct these | activities are Mrs. Leonard E. | Pearson, president; Virgil S8heppard and Floyd Hughett, first and second vice presidents; Mrs. | Raymond Center and Miss Lois Sink. corresponding and re- | cording secretaries, and Odus - Landreth, treasurer. ~ Committee chairmen are Mr, Sheppard, program; Mrs. Walter L.- Carstens, budget and

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— publication; Mrs. Earl Johnston, hospitality; Mrs, C. G, Merrick, hostesses; Mrs, Joe Kettery, student aid, and Mrs, Julia Jean Rhodes and Mrs. David Teaney, public relations,

Other Chairmen Mrs. Roy Florian, music; Owen Nell, recreation; Mrs, Delmar Strausen, parent education; Mrs. Ray Harlan, mem-

bership; Mrs. Paul B. Johnson, historian; Mrs. Jolin A, Aitken,

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islature. Mr, and Mrs, Harold Deem, vities; Mr, and anf

{the Rev, A. Glen O'Dell, Martha A. Turpin, co-ordinator, and Leonard E, Pearson, parliamen-

Meetings will be scheduled the early part of the week on ‘Monday or Tuesday nights.

‘morority's traditional Mother and Daughter tea next Sunday. °' 1 Mrs. Robert M. Lingle, 815 E.| B7th St, will be hostess for the event from 2 to 5 p. m. Miss Tina Brazil, summer rush chairman, is in charge of arrangements, Assistants. include Mrs, G. ¥F. 4 Tilford, refreshments, and Miss a Martha Billau, decorations, Miss Lois Riggan, Tau Chapter, Indi-, ; ana University rush chalrman;! ~~ Miss Nancy Proctor, Beta Sigma Chapter, Purdue University assistafit Tush chairman, and college members of the organization will be guests.

June Meeting Phi Gamma Tau ‘Sorority will hold its June meeting in the farms. home of Mrs. Viola Mithoefer near Cumberland tomorrow. Plans will-be completed for the annual picnic,

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