Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 September 1950 — Page 8

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School News—

Howe Royalty

Candidates Are Selected

Off to Capital 3 Awards for Excellence . 4% Taken by Arsenal Cannon |

Tech Publication Receives All-American

Rating From National Press Association The Arsenal Cannon, slick-paper weekly news review at Technical High, continues to garner national honors for excellence in

publication. Three awards for the 1949-'50 school year have been announced

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by school officials. They are: | Req . | All-American rating by the National Scholastic Press Assocla- | King ond Queen EEX tion, with headquarters. at’ the Ref: To Be Chosen ; University of Minnesota. : . { International Honor Rating for CAMP For Yearbook Dance |the 12th consecutive year by Quill charged to Candidates for the titles of i ; jan] Sera Juesnational Bono; -- ONE: Brown Boy and Golden Girl, king oo. 2 eer ed ers ely 8 journa il TWO: rd on i George H, Gallup Award for they've ar | | y and queen of the Howe High hs {the ninth consecutive year by the THRE School Yearbook dance, to be held = : | Council Schedules lannual critical service of Quill FOUR: this year Oct. 7, have been an- § { {and Scroll. Projects meriting this ave been nounced ¥ ne | Assembly Features laward were conceived and ex-| Bays he a Te Charles H. Bechert Il was to | 5) 1100 1 citer Joan Showalter ecuted by the Arsenal Cannon lar co Nominations for queen include k ‘his’ bacs. fod d head yA gar, J081 lv. staff during National N ena. senior students Judy O'H. al pack his bags Today and head . anq Mae White are the recently- 8 National Newspaper snafu. The ns Judy ara and for Washington, D. C., where |elected cheerleaders at Franklin | TCS Sod. for Interpretation of to prove it Marilyn Morrison, and Juniors he will start on a four-year ‘Township High School. o Technical students, | Nine GI Carolyn Strothers, Mona Daus-| scholarship at Catholic Univer. | The Franklin Township Stu-| Four Students Honored " Artillery man and Tricia Baker, bo : Council has booked two fea- ! sity. The Cathedral High dent Council ha i loudest cla Senior boys vying for title of! School graduate won the eo tures for coming assemblies. On —— Tecnica) Students have Quarterma Brown Boy are James Hollenbeck | J. d th h Sept. 28, the Argentine Duo will! ndustrial art awards in the age of fo and Grant "McBroom. Earl Green| locesan award Through & €om- |, oqent a half-hour program of third nation-wide contest, Aug. 7, Quartermai and David Weir are junior can- petitive examination taken here. rope tricks. The Musical Vaughns to Oct, 15, in Chicago. vision com didates, The son of Mr. and Mrs. have been booked for an hour 7 = under Arr . 0 James McCoy won third place — Charles H. Bechert, 1207 N. vocal - and instrumental show in press pRmnE. Recsivi troops are Pike Township High class offi- Wallace St., he will study pre- Oct. 18. ; 9 88 printing. Receiving honor- rison ratio cers for 1950-51 have been elected. medicine in the School ‘of sare. Koy Foren vis" boon pole mention were Richard F. ordered. They include: Science. appointed Yonah Nas ‘hsen Atvijson; machine shop; Harry NO OTHER ‘Not Seniors — John Snyder, presi- Senior yearbook at Washington M. Snavely, electrical work, and “rs hot dent; Barbara Bugg, vice presi- ] Cent Cl High School. Carol Johnson was George E. Whitsit, wrought alu- FUEL OIL ‘HEATER pw dent; Caroline Siemantel, secre- Id asses appointed business manager; Ann ’ ) rs secre Swallers, senior editor; Elizabeth. Two members of the Technical IN THE WORLD I Sou tary; Allen Head, treasurer, . Hill; assistant senior editor; Phyl- art department faculty won prizes GIVES YOU THESE enough of | Juniors — Maralee Whisenand, lis Strouse, underclassmen editor; at the annual professional art IMPORTANT A Privat president; Douglas Reese, vice e ICers Jimmye Sue Fox, assistant under- exhibit at the Indiana State Fair. craft Artil president; Patty Snyder, secre- classmen editor: Carol Watson, | Oakley E. Richey won first! EXCLUSIVES the dally 1 tary; Carol Woodrum, treasurer., Officers of the senior and junior) activities editor, and Bill Porter, place in the landscape class for Cal fey. Ane Sophomores — Beverly Guion, classes at Indiana Central College sports editor. his oil painting, “Red Trucks.” ; ; 3 tort: That president; James Thompson, vice were recently electad. Carol Watson has been named Sy Perszyk took four first prizes H now where president; Grace Cozad, secretary; They include Gene Mikesell, | general news correspondent from and one second, winning a first) H “Warking Gary Christian, treasurer. Richmond, president of the Washington High School to The and second in jewelry and metal . a truck dr Freshmen-—Glen Ralston, presi- Senior class; Betty Lou Ratliff, fIndianapolis Times. Charles craft division, first in hand carved : plained. Hi dent; Prudence Cottingham, vice Hartford City, vice president; Bruer will be sports correspond- Wood, first in sculpture-relief and § garage tha President; Thalia Lain, secretary; Trudy Fields, Westfield, secretary | ent, first in wooden toy division. | ge nd nora Ditzenberger, treasurer. |and Richard Kistler, Logansport, en : 1 When win ge treasurer. . | ganspo | Carol Johnson will report gen- Eight New Teachers i across the The Warren Owl, Warren Cen-| Professor Leo Miller was|eral news to the Indianapolis Star| Seven men and one woman) ] windows oc « tral High newspaper, has received|°h0%0 class sponsor. with Elmer Lowrey reporting the teacher have been added to the! | were being the. Los Also elected were Elizabeth sports. Jackie Polley corresponds |, ovo sate at Technical High i side. © ‘nternational First Place| Rider, Westfield, Ill, rperesenta-|for the News and Bill Cook does | mieal Hign| a, oh | App Award of Quill and Scroll society | tive to the Student Counell; Doris | the sports reporting. Roberta Cu- this fall. | | DUO-THERW'S DUAL CHAM- Between for the fifth consecutive year. Brooks, Greensfork, and Rollin bert is the reporter for the West] Warren F. Haas, who will teach BER BURNER mixes air and asked if t Out of a possible 1000 compet- Tindall, Akron, Iowa, representa- [Side Messenger. Phyllis Strouse automobile shop, and Jack C. fuel oil at 6 separate stages to fed at meal itive points, the 1049-50 Owl tives to the Booster Club. will do the corresponding to the Hanna and Charles F. Maas, both insure clean, quiet, efficient com- not been t scored 895 points. Joan Buckley The junior class elected Roy Indianapolis Courier and Wanda in physical education, are Tech-| bustion from pilot to full fire. Another "= .Wwas last year's editor, She was! TUFleY, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Walton reports to the Enquirer. nical graduates. At full fire the big mushroom- wane after “succeeded this year by Deon H: Turley, 4042 Otterbein Ave.,| en Others include Ernest Medcalfe, shaped flame “floats” in sus- eral train Young. Lee Pursley Is faculty|Prot dent; Dale Robinson, Spring- Saturday Is Butler jart; Miss Bonnie Jean Wynn, | pension above the burner—and could eat : one. field, Tl, vice president; Shirley| y ! English; C. Eugene Williams, | completely fills the heat cham- be was nov Warren Central ob Moren, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Enrollment Deadline ‘building trades; Oliver Kling,| | ber for quick transfer of hest Maj. Gen udents will garg BE. Moren, 1406 Hoyt A ‘ head | division con conduct the annual magazine sale |gecretary: Herbe Oyt Ave, Next Saturday is the deadline head of eighth grade, and M/Sgt. | to your home. And this burner an Lin two weeks, beginning tomor-| er Y: erbert Potts, Mont for student enrollment in Butler Archie Hanson, ROTC instructor. ' is built oversize to give you the situation a stow, to raise money for new Somers: treasurer; Ray Alexan-|Upjversity's day and evening di-| Miss Gertrude Thuemler, dean extra heat you need on extra troops mov “Band and orchestra musical In-| sexs rane soon wo MIS. Carlivisions, Dr. C. R. Maxam, reg-|of girls at Tech since 1922, has| Gen. Sin struments. Als Sander. S020 E. Jowa, St, Sty. Istrar, announced. {been named assistant to the prin-| Bo a y | > C epresentative, an First ting. of - Students Dwight Wever and Martha Stone, Jeffersonville and mate Club I Mathe. 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