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Plans Valenfine Party Lists Honor Roll Music Clinic at Purdue

LR | The Jupior- Red Cross unit of | Times State Service 1 Franklin Township High School] Thirty-six students made the. . LAFAYETTE, Feb. 3—A mid- ~ | semester honor roll at Decatur western industrial music cline, .

} fg a a. ; * Iwill spensor a Valentine Party for| i \ - 3 | Central High Schodl. They are:| Pu A orate the 40th WwW dam lS Fo Acts Selected the soldiers at Billings Hospital, | Marlene Eller, Dean Blank, Carol Adam~ sponsored by rue Musica] or Week, Tuesday : ; : s ur Ft. Harrison Feb. 14. [ son, Norris Barnett, Helen Mills, Mari- ganizations, will be held at Pur- - ' , > : y ‘ on, on fe anne Schutte, Donna Champer, Bue Jay, | wi From 23 Entries The committee for the affair are| Joule McPhesters,. Shirley West, Betiridue University, Apr. 13, 14 and 15,

Four winning acts have been council members Shirley Shepard, Donald Murer Marin Stiga omen Supervised by Albert P. Stewselected from 23 entries for the| Wayne Hommel, Dorothy Sexson, pechner. Baul MilsUAnd, Lots waters 8 Sipsetar af PMO, the oe Rroad Ripple High School vaude- | David Pledder john, Bessie Lookebill, Buna wi close a. mammo n= ville show, the “Ripples,” to bel . © atterson, Johnny Copeland, | Wiliams, Helens Beker, Norma lewart|qustrial chorus festival featuring » 4 ¥ sl etty Jenkins, y e, ar erp, presented Mar. 30 and 31. {Marilyn Jones,” Dorothy Denger,| Betty Jenki Lilly Riddle, Carl Bi

$ " | will bring 1000 : y , to witness in- ire ; ory

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n Valley F kine ao a number of leading choruses « 30 x Sy For Visitors fo «Participating in the winning | Gene Merrick and Rosalle Adoock. | addon nis Mikiner Qladys Sep. from industries over a 19-state thodist' Church. . : acta are Lynne Holliday, Janet Miss Ruth Greenham is sponsor. made the thonor roll-for the third period. area. gram po East Side School Sage, Kennita Dunbar, Norine/ —————— i 1 will be held * “Welcome to Tech,” a booklet Good, Carol Capel, Kathy Neff, sity Park. a for visitors, is now on sale in Nancy Niblack, Lynn hrman, Ro the bookstore at Technical High and Dick Moll, 4 mn | — School. - aculty members judged e | Lessons Edited by Miss Gertrude! acts, | al Pian ”e Ti ler, the booklet e ORtAins al Broad Ripple Library Club, jordion for Sale Welcome to the school by H: H.| members will be guests of Law-| Auqersan. 'gtincijal, 4. chart of rence Central High School at a N CENTER curricular te es wy Rt dinner tomorrow for Nbrary as-| . (3D FLOOR) | ag es, and a map |sistants from all Marion County, 58 : of the school campus, i high schools. ; The cover’ was desinged by a IA

Scheduled to speak before the Broad Ripple student body Wednesday is Prof. Roger Fredrikson, assistant professor of religion at Ottawa University, Ot-| tawa, Kan. Joan Bechtold, secretary of the {student council, will give the in[troduction speech,

Charles QGlore, art instructor.’ Sketches for the booklet were drawn by students Robert Berkshire and Margaret Wendel,

A king and queen will be crowned at the Valentine Hop, Friday afternoon in the boys’ gymnasium at Tech. The affair is

being sponsored by the Student le oe . - Affairs Organization. On the Robert Mossberg Maurice Owens and Annabelle Church Jets to right). Butler University senior Thirty-four seniors were grad planning committee are Cherry| class officers shine up their mortar boards and press wrinkles from the gowns. They will lead their uated from Broad Ripple High Sheppard, Mary Black, Judi Tur-| fellow classmates at convocation. School during the mid-year. pin, and Jo Ann Willlams. 4 | | They are:

os, John Bain, Barbara

: . an 8 : a. un 8 : | § . James R. Am ‘ Three hundred and seventy- Teacher Honored B H } Ob Ohh | game Donald Boots, Margaret Malzina five students are listed on the ce — urier 10 serve Tan: Wiliam Crouse. Susan Fox. Maine semegter hohor roll at Tech. They| |Gliarners, Glen’ Hague. Richard Henson.

| are: i | ] {Glenna Jackson; Robert Johns. nald enge, Glenn | i | ounders D Wednesda Diana Mae Johnson, Charles Kasse role Ko a et pum, James Koskey, Elinor Lawrence, QpDeil. Hugh Price, Clay- : Lo sania Parry, Jett Bhillipe Phillis hearer. Thomas Aton Senior Class fo Don Caps and Gowns (Reese. "Bon “snerry, deiry Sickel Barbary

Ste er, Carol Hobbs, Betty ; NN ogeiet - mith, . Evelyn Stewart, Peter Straub, gh Paimer: John Schienck, David Smith, is For Traditional Observance Earl D_ Walker and Crate Youns. AiDixie Allred, Philip Armstrons, Eda Jane The 85th Founders Day convocation will be held at Butler Uni-| ot Auris Fite Binnson, Campbell. Adri’ % : !versity at 1t a. m. Wednesday. The observance commemorates the ashin on Puts guns, Gotan, Canoivh Cook, + ‘nan DAL ‘birthday of Ovid: Butler, for whom the school was named. : = | L James Gallagher, Paula Hawkins, Ernest , { '~ Clad in caps and gowns, the senior class will fead the proces- > eg : Rggert ‘Hales, Gone ‘James Jerry Griggs = % (sional opening, the convocation. Alumni secretary George A. Schu-| , | . yore Linagmon Mari Lo i oan : {macher. will spéak briefly Tollowine invocation by Dr. E. Robert| on onor 0 | : poll hel I IRbon, Stanton Norther- d (Andry. sident M. O. Ross wil ‘of the Board of Higher Educa>| { Co) : Bidie Smith. “Patti Seahr. Lots Stevenson: ji introduce the guest-speaker, Rich-/ tion Disciples of Christ, will. 119 Pupils Win k 0 Fn ith . K33, Trasalar. Matgaret Wendel, Kathieth bs (ard T. James, vice president and speak for the Founders’ Day ban-| h P . Wis, a bo, Mary Wetzel. ’ treasurer of the University. {quet to be held at 6:30 p. m.| Top Plaudits Y x Lap Wn Alles AidEien, Ros Antin: Sharon: Beaty, Dr. Harlie L. Smith, president! Wednesday. | ; The Ou, Ch M Shirley Benson, Mary Black, | | The final honor roll at George lif, ve : o/ Onp . Boss. John Buckner. ronda J ol ree . ° | Washington High School includes e / C 3 Harry Clay, William Cochran, Ronald i d R i A 254 names. One hundred nineteen § Sump, Joe Rex Davis, Bonnie Donelson, roa i I e nnounces | puptls are listed with high honor

fries, Jerrold Johnson, n am, Jerry Kerkhof, Vera Fay Smotherman, Kosnig. Mary Krueckeberg, Virginia K {Mary Gibbons, Lois Griffin, LaVerne qar-

; : 5 Damor Bubanks, Hubert Fitch. Diane ® ° : [roll standing. | /I S sell “sackson. "w iz cic, Pi, Third Period Honor Roll : | They are: ;

. Robert Lewis, alien Long: Myrna M The Broad Ripple High School tenger, Nancy Stassys, Jere BStewart,| rott, Donald Kernolde, Darlene Ferbracho, » honor roll has been announced Nancy Truex, William Alltop, Frances Esther Canalas, Patty Carter, Sue Kepner, lEDY HOUR A Pars os Joy oe Bubenzer, ' Barbara Carter, Alma Fits- Alice Kernodle, Wayne Lents, Jerry Tolson, * techie, Judith Rodger, Carol Sage, Ronna Sa for the third six-weeks grading erald, David Geupel, Connie King. Sue Hartley, Norma Jean Riley, Shirley | p M Sécrist, Donald Sexson, arilyn Shanks, ; | period. Barbara Mooers, Ronald Schaffner, Jo Waltz, Norma mabnit, Patricia Jack- . . Cherry Sheppard, Sue Bjehelt. Elisabeth ] H il i Robert Taylor, Pat Trunick, Sylvia Yott, on, Kenneth Alan 8harp, Furman Stout, : Joyce Steinker. Marilyn wa onor pupils are: Nancy Blaisdell, Carol Capel, Audrey Carr, Marjorie Webber, Sue Cauble, Norma Lé ) ey ; Ey | Larry Prank, David Alvis, Janet Bech- Jay Hanselmann, Carolyn Hawthorne, Jane Dady, Beverly Fischer, Helena Chandler, e oo oo Waggoner, Robert Judit % he J told, Barbara Bonewits, Eleanor Bull, Ann Hester, Jane Kilger, Susanne Lehman, Dorine Groomer, LaVon Ammerman, Woolgar. 5 y Champ, Marilyn Hansen, June Hauensteln, William MacNabb, Dick Moll, Nancy Anne Ruthann Crippin, Don Walsh, Ruth Ann TT TT : Susan Lobraico. Nancy Niblack, Rits Pur- Neale. Maxwell Patton, Betsy Ross, Betty Dortch, Joan Duncan, Jane Hoffman, cell, Judith Risk, Janet 'Spilsbury, Sue Spence. ¢ (Joan Leslle, Tom Walls, Jewel Blythe.

Barbara Elmore, Sandra Grimes, Patty Moore, Yvonne Morrie,

. : Leaves Granted Six Drusilla, Zearier. Pauls Zearlex Robert Wilson, Frances ‘Woods, CSrolyh yenchhofer, Beverly Sproles. Pat. Brun:

DePauw Professors : cay | Ann Cos, Kennita Dunbar, Robert Murt, craven. “Beroara. Farmer, Carolyn Green Times State Service A new primary school build Charles Nekarai, Nancy Ann Smith Jou Carolyn’ Harrie, Donald Hughes, Jane IG Carolyn Cofer. Donald Cook, Wifleda X — $ 3 5 Bechtold, Ann Chase, Barbars Irwin, Kar , : | tley rouse, Donna Avery. GREENCASTLE, Feb. 3 -— Bix ing in Knox will bs named | Koons, Barbara McNamara. Arthur Pit. Johnson. Patricia Johnson, David Lurie. [ynion™ micemer. Jean Kramer, Mace DePauw University professors cp... Foi hool Susan Max, Sandra Meredith, Adrianne i.e pick McLain, Jackie Woodworth i will be on leave of absence dur. = 'Tistine Foltz school in honor | Nail. Robert Reynolds. Mary Joan Rith. seniors, Dick Mean Jackie Woodworth, rize on | of Miss Tina Foltz (above), who | miller, James Robey, Mary Smith, Janet ;o'n,yer Jovee Copeland, Mikolas George ing the second semester for study ht i 2 Bell Employees [Wert Mary. Wilaen, . Henry Madies. Myrna Menges, Mildred and travel, Dean Louis W. Norris taught in the Starke county | ; . | Schuyler Brignall William Gaubats. Neal Wagner, Phyllis Young, Virginia Bakfus, » * i . {Nollau, Janice Palmer, ma effield. Phyllis Crockett, Rosemary Hoffmeyer, announced. seat 50 years until she retired. Cited for Service {Marilyn Woerner, Carolyn Woodfill, Rob- Barbara Padgett. Mildred Welch, Shirley

Talbott, Suzanne Thompson, Margaret! Marie Binger, Myron Hack, Nancy Kuhn, Warne, Carolyn Ann Wisner, Phyllis Yater. Darrell Lance, John Mutz, Douglas Paden,

au . Prof. Coen G. Pierson and Prof.| Former pupils of Miss Foltz, ert, Young, Alice Ashby, Harold Atherly, Woodward. Swe Burton, Shirley Dunsmore,

Edna H. Taylor will study and . Lyfh Behrman, Marilyn Boyle, Marcia Luther Norris, Jack Andrews, Joe Bogue, travel in England, Prof. a] A them Gov. Schricker, ! Carson, Alice Emhardt, Diana Mae John- Nancy Chamness, Dorthea Davis, Ivan

D k will travel in the South invited ba attend a | son, Renee Kathju, Ann Kohimever, Caro- Farrell, Richard FPleser, Eva Quick, and East; Prof, Ralph Vasques ceremony under sponsorship of |

{lyn Lambert, Henry Lamkin, James Mec-| xie Smotherman, Sannie Yates, Jean Guire, Patricia Mowdy, Shirley Peterson, Brodie, Loretta Copton, Charles Myers,

3 ! » Carol 8h , Pleides, Steele, Pat Sullivan, Charles Curtiss. Thomas Payne, Donnie ens wii study at the University of the Knox Business and Profes. | ol ehaner. Pleides, Siecle HM Solivan. (Dax. Kenneth Pishburn, Rendoiph Keen — exico; Prof. H. E. H, 1 ’ i iser. tricia Kelley, Pollie Kidwell, Rita Lewill study at BE H heeuleat sional Women 3 Club, when the and Jang gsiser |Gault, Gloria Shires, Marjorie Whitmore, g y rdue University, name plate is dedicated. TTT {Shirley Fulton, William Kern, Paul

3 |Windisch, Patty Stone, Beverly Vargo, Ben Davis Class Naney Butcher, Shelba Maywood, Alan! i8ghulze, Ronald Wise, Gall Comer, Her-|

Elects Officers ; Iman Lents, Margie A. Moore, Norma

engage in research at the Indi- 18 Army Reserve Coley, . Jugnita Alliron, Betty Cossell,| Second semester freshmen of Beverly Hamill, Harold Meicken, Carolyn

ana University Medical School, Classes Scheduled Hickman, Marilyn Hiner, Dixie Reuss, |

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and Prof. Warren. Middleton will,

Registration Chosen were John Verho oh for Butler spring|service emblems commemorating president: Shirley Jackson, vice, SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. 3 (UP)

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to Prof. - . of. Harold VanCleave, di- Dr. settlement studies clerk, cele retary. On ihe solves ars Wikiand arrive tn time to note faa

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