Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 November 1950 — Page 28

Oa THE INDIAN ATOLIE TIMES. Sa ney Sl SUNDAY. ‘Nov. 12. 1950. Organize Bands for Grid Game Show Reception Plamed Southport ‘Sweater Swirl’ : By Tech Legion To Crown Grid King, Queen

150 High School Pupils To Study Legislature

The annual “Sweater Swirl” sponsored by the Girls Athletie Association and the Student Organization of Southport High School,

will be held from 8:30 p. m. to 11:30 p. m. Saturday in the gymnasium, S h k St Offi | E | i Teacher Writes All Southport alumni are invited to the dance, which will feature : chic = ale ieials fo XP ain Magazine Article the music of joe Zainey.

Candidates for the title of Mr. and Miss Scrimmage are Larilla Grummell, Margie, ; : Mildred |

Setup at General Assembly Thursday

One hundred and fifty pupils from the seven Indianapolis high

Members of the Tech Legion - ‘will hold a reception from 3:20 Brown, Jerry \p. m. to 5 p. m. Thursday in the Christie, Dave Ryker,

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schools will hold a citywide gtneral assembly in the. legislative Ackerman, Don Whitt, Annette. chambers of the Indiana General Assembly Thursday afternoon. Student Center at Technical High Voss and Delbert Wilsey. ‘R An» style. Includes 95 ‘The delegates, elected by fellow students, will hear Gov. Schrick- '8chool. ~ommit b Anal Hatten. Sots Water er and Lt. Gov. Watkins explain their duties Guests invited to the reception Comin oye are % A Panis ng ii a . . § Xpial uties. # utely uaAran Operation of the state legislative set-up will be explained by include: Bette Yous ow . . be !

| Principal and Mrs. H. H. An- Willsey and. Margaret Davis, re-| |derson; Mrs. Martha Turpin, dean freshments; Molly Robinson, | lof girls; Miss Lois Sink, assist- Evelyn Mier, GAA officers; Bar-| ant dean: Mr. and Mrs. Dale Grif- bara Campbell, Kathryn Dampier,

Elmer Hoehn, clerk of the House ———~ of Representatives; Hobart in the arrangements by the deCreighton, former Speaker of the partment heads of the other eity House; Charles R. Brown. Sec- Schools. retary of the State Senate, and :

Herbert P. Kenney, director of Seek ‘Youth Books

the legislative reference bureau in

the Statehouse. For Flanner House

Stages for Bill ? The 50 student senators will This is children’s Book Week. hear Mr. Brown explain the Mrs. Inez Babb, 145 W, 22d St, stages that a bill Hoes through has volunteered to give two hours

"while being passed. Lt. Gov. Wat. tach week for the next few

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fin, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Walters, Myrna Freels, Lois Camic; Student _

‘ |Mr. and Mrs. J. Kettery, Mr, and Council officers, Jack Wilson, Bob Mrs. Fred Gorman, and Mr. and Cameron, and Nancy Kortepeter, Mrs. Cecil McClintock, the Misses are on decoration committee. Frances Kinsley, Mona Wood- Entertainment committee inward, Alta Welch, Margaret Ax- cludes Bill Byrum, Charlotte Weil- VII COLOR \ tell, Jean Wells, Irene Rhodes hammer, -Barbara Storey and Ed 9 n e ; £5 and Leunice Horne, and Mr. and Staab. "Invitations will be de-| : - © (Mrs. O. A. Landreth. signed by Joann Eberhart, Anita “Sis A Tei the Upper house of months to catalog the books in i os ; : Coumnitiees planning the re- Willams. Margie, Christie and, 2 li : : : ©, ception : 2 2) | the Suties of the Senate Pr esident the children 5 Hosary M ane h i : Et: Nancy Foxworthy, and Ruth Ann McMurry will work! ~_ and Senate Coram flee BY ts om A Babb is on the 5 : Robert Bishop, Sherry Davis, Ron- in the check room. : hn en ie Bohr AT Fan ublic. school li- ald Deem and Nancy M. Pearsonj Senior commencement commithouses will” he held at 2:35 to Se Sr o1 Ralph Norman, Daniel Martino and Mrs. Dorothy Brown left to right) organize plans for |14 entertainment, Eda Jane Atwell, tee members are June Kopp, Lynhear Gov. Schricker. cn Crispus Attucks high school bands to perform at Bloomington Saturday during the Indiana-Marquette Universities Paula Dee Hawkins, Ernest Hen- dall Reed, ‘Allegra ot k " [ aii; i uent Ho ae High ool, football game. Mr. Norman is assistant conductor with the IU J department of bands; Mr. Martino jhinger 224 Jona Sehwar; Tetresy Jordan, Lee McGatney an erty nis ” a a a PR wi, AF] i = REY 8 oy TIE S a TO PONG GC or. = W LT % ton explain the house committee

system while Mr. Hoehn will ex- has several hun-

i i at dred - books, but article discusses the “Improve Bless, William Dankert and Sue plain the operation of the House 7 . most of them are aS et all linic Planned Your Lunch” plan that was held Ann Deer; invitations, Kay Boese,

voting machinery. Carolyn Cook and Philip Zeigler.

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he . 2 Indianapolis Aero Ciub wi Elected Representatives Mis. Babb uh the ehildren Coathes to Discuss Changes in Rules; dents of the Technical High ans pol por Ca a LANE RADIO Dependable Students at the seven high who » y v, ‘hair Carty Font 18)scs : ar se x Terms lo g 0 regularly. to Flanner : School Choir, Gertrude Weest is hick : avne 5 schools, operating on the tWo- House to wait for their parents School Team Will Demonstrate Plays he senretarys Tecry ODL reas, y mucken’ dines at W $he Suif You “The Store That Service Built" Sheri { ne secretary; Je y ‘ *as- Ss INO. PERE é LF . par’ svstem, elected their sena- who are working The Ben Davis High School Booster Club will sponsor a basket- * +e cabal at a Pe 2828 E. 10th Al. 1463 tor ean sDresentative ou * Nn urer; John Schwab, sergeant-at- The post is located at S. Holt Rd. . : — - tors and representatives on regu Donations of new books also ball clinic at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday in the school® gym. ? and Oliver Ave. lation voting machines. Fach are invited Gerald DeWitt, head basketball coach; Robert Cloyd, reserve arms, and Nancy. Rae Pearson y 200040 school was apportioned senators Flanner House has suggestions codch, and John Masariu. freshman veh. will explain 950 hostess. Junior board members i 1 as su tion ach, and J Masariu, freshman coa plain the 1950 an eesti SECORng 1 oF tha R104 of ok THe S0- oct NERIATE EH Sat TT semen oe pe 5 Sed nse 1nd re § SSS GSESSSIPI9I0999 9099904444 its student population.” peal to children. They like adven- The 22 Warren Central students ‘enrolled in the Distributive O Dell Russell Curtiss, head of Howe ture stories, authentic tales of Education class are employed in Joe Pearson of the Indianapolis

High School Social Studies De- travel accounts of man's achieves «rior trdtamapotis—estabiish=——Fhey—were—Mae—White—Phyitis- (Chamber of Commerce will make. gy ; partment, conceived the idea and ments if difficult fields, "the “how” ments from 20.to 40 hours a Lvster and Jody Showalter two speeches on patriotism at arranged the sessions in the of new inventions and discoveries, The. Franklin Township Sun- Tech Nov, 14. 4 ; Statehouse He is being assisted and illustrated books of all kirfds. The tudents includ Joan Shine €lub recently held an ini- =k % :

Chapman, Joan Daringer, Fran- tiation of new members. Officers ar. yonkinson w pres Ye ] I 2 Chi So Mr. Jenkinson will be the presi- ; Shop Monday — 12 Noon ‘Til 9 P. M. ces Gurley, Beverly Mahurin, Of .the club are: Shirley Shepard, qont of the Beech Grove High Rosella Schrougham, Ouilda President; Dorothy Denger, vice School Student Council for the Stemivobk, Bob Dillahay, Bev Presidents Joay Showalter and .,n ine vear, Larry Fleming will 4 ar r he < y £3: < 1 = LI 2x .. 1 1. secrets es i el iia ss uk SK " HR rerly Folkening Charles Hazzard Sue Compton, secretaries, Serve as vice president and Jane Bill Stiefel Rita Schoentrup, treasurer ott : Fiad ¥ a $ Rutledge secretary. $ 1ers are Freq eichelbech ( A 16 ors yn SQ THarvalee Hudsen, Jack. Shircliff The Mask and Wig Club at Net: Memb rs of Ih Duden % voi Shi ound are Norvel Wheatley Joan Staples, Don Stewart. Bari Manual Training High School ra Rivers. Willi Misses. Let Meyers, Phyllis Tueke¥, Dorothy held a masked ball Friday. Sara Rivers, William Messer, Les

Marly, Devorbia McDuffee and’ Entertainment, arranged by Little erakime Crarniey, Chad \ Sally Farmer. ‘Roberta Cain, featured Jo Ann ind Brady, «Gerald Spall, Joe ® oR Warren Central is organizing Schodd, Betty Prang. Waunda Lie : He i 1 3 1 nl h Tow, § i § a pep club for organized cheering 88d Waunette Clay, Sandy Brun- Syer'y Messer Sng Frederick * § A \ at sports events. The members Sen. Dricilla Clayton, and Robin Farber. | 4 \ \ SHI Year gold caps trimmed in Cain CIVIC GROU r TO MEET $ 3 \ i 3 An article What One School The regular monthly meeting $ \ H. i Three Franklin Town ship High a DR a uBs 2 9 Sis jrovkside Civic League wit ¢ 3 OAD md MP | School cheerleaders attended the home economics teacher at Tech- he held at 8 P27 Thursday in the ¢ 3 $AD dnp Annual Cheerleaders’ Conference nical High School, appeared. in Brookside Community House. & i TRUCK with SHOVEL {held at Indiana University the October issue of Practical Arnold Floyd, president, will con- \ $1 29 Friday Home Economics" magazine. The duct the meeting. * For Parlor \ :

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