Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 February 1951 — Page 12

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School News— Ben Davis Teachers Name Student Aids

Librarian, Three Others Appoint Assistants for New Semester

Four teachers at Ben Davis High School have a i sadent assistants for the new pies Be Anounced Wielr . Louise Williams, librarian, will have Barbara Craig, M. Halterman, Shirley Lowe, Vivian Rhodes, James Ty Paul Burket, Carolyn Belcher, Loretta Land, Pat Parrott, Gertrude Wilson, Nadine Davison, Ann Thomas, Shirley Partlow, Sharon Pruett, Nancy Scheffer and, Clomae Hollowell. High School in the city Vocal Solo Miss Irene Robey will be as- Festival tomorrow in Shortridge sisted in the clinic by Jodeyna High School. They will be accomStroup, Charlotte Hanger, Carla- Panied by Douglas Paden and gene Thornbrough, Beverly In- Marianne Hall. man, Nancy Cushman, Peggy| Forston, Jo Ann’ Wilson and| senior members of the music

¥exna Montgomery, {department at Manual High Supply room helpers assisting |School will receive lyres Tuesday Mrs. Jesse Kirk of the commerce during the assembly program. department are Virginia Funk-| Students who have served six houser, Kathleen Adkins, Jean-|semesters in a musical performing nine Gantz, Myrtle Barnhart,|group will be presented with the Marilyn Phillips and Myra Jo award. Miles. | They are Colleen Freeland, An-| Also assisting Mrs, Kirk, in the netta Gaither, Jim Myers, Doris office, are Evelyn Poe, Virginia | Pickering, Barbara Hollcraft, Bill Goodwin, Jannafay Eichmiller,| Rednaur, Robert Johnson, HowVivian Bell, Dorothy Orner, Bar-|2rd Webb, Carolyn Auble, Gay bara Eastridge, Gwen Shelly, | Smith, Illene Erwin, Eleanor WilRose Mae Roberts, Lucille Wilson, (500. Shirley Judkins, Pat EnglePatty Stanfield, Lois Bray, Mar- Man, Evelyn Baumer.

.| Carolyn - Auble, Carolyn Ben-| Jyan Cooper, Pat Roach and Bar-|,. ." suth ‘Brink. Eaith Jensen,

Rosemarie Reifeis, Wilma Krueg-/ Frances Bubenzer and Bill Rob-|®7» Carolyn Snellenberg, Donna

| - erts will represent Broad Ripple | Abernathy » Evelyn Baumer, Vir

|ginia Deere, Wanda Gossett, Mary Ad Club-to Hear

Bell Executive

FREDERICK F. Marston, vice) president of the Indiana Bell T ele phone Co.

|Alice Green, Larry Holland, Howard Kincade, William Krass, Dolores Mabry, and Robert Lebrock.

New officers for several clubs at Manual High School were elected. New officers and club sponsors are as follows:

Peggy Dockery, Will speak before I rg Lr My oer RE LUI Lm rs aD tie, Slanetta Garrett. the Advertising Sandra Ketchum, secretary; Don Eggert, Haynes, , Clubatnoon treasurer, and Mrs. Edith Binkley, spon-| Jacqueline Holder, Jean Jenkins, Hazel ast—Economical-—Guaranteed T in the SE otum Club—Paul Lee resident; Bob te a Meow veoin" riy Buing Your Set Te hursday B Marshall, vice president: arcia Evans, Dorot Oldham, Carolyn Parker, Doris Indianapolis secretary; Ruth Brink, treasurer; Wilma Peppers, Gloria kins, le Posley VOGUE Athletic Club, Williams, Sooner, «rman sad A. R.| Jewell Resely, Carolyn Bowler, Joy short His speech, denit-A, Club—Jearietts Thompkins, prest- ker, Shirl w Iker, Johnnte palon, | 2810 N. Mer. (Rear). HI-1539 §| nt; y ary, r ; - ni af ce y | “How to Make erly Alumbaugh, secretary; Mary Meld-| White, James itlock, Willinm Dorcas. | DPsily 5-8 P. M.) Sat, Sun. 11 fo 6

rum, treasurer, and Miss Mary Jane Grace, sponsor

Friends and 4 Spanish Club—Glenda Swords, presi-

[treatment she receives at Riley

Carol Ann Hodge Selected ‘Miss Easter Seal of 1951"

Picture to Appear : On 152,000 Letters

The Marion County Easter Seal child for 1951 is 3-year-old Carol Ann Hodge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack V. Hodge, of 442 N. {Oxford St. Easter seals bought by people in Marion County made it possi{ble for her to walk and are help(ing others like her to overcome handicaps. Her picture will appear on wach of the 152,000 Easter Seal letters to be mailed beginning Friday to all parts of the county, Carol, the youngest in her family, has nine brothers and one sister. Each week-day morning Carol sits by the window eagerly awaiting the arrival of the bus which takes her to the Crossroads Nursery School for Crippled Children. On Saturday when there is no school she spends her time exercising her dolls, imitating

Hospital. She never tires of trying to make her dolly stand up because it was only recently she learned to stand alone herself. |

Attucks Lists Honor Roll Pupils

Leading the honor roll at Crispus. Attucks for the last] semester are Marlene Johnson, 1951.

Frederick Cravens, Bernice Davis, | Doris E. Edwards, Helen Emile, SIXTEEN IN 16 YEARS Wilma Franklin, Jacqueline MELBOURNE, Australia, Feb. Henry, Patricia Smith and Clif-|17 (UP)—Mrs. Olive May, 38, has tinia Young. [given birth to her 16th child in On the regular honor roll: 116 years. There are three sets of

Juanita Anderson, Geraldine Banks, | {Wins among the 16 children. Maxine Bell, Patrici# Bluestein, Howard i

Bowles, Rosell Boyd, Chester Brown, Herbert Clark, Wilhekmina Clark, Charles Cook, Barbara Crowdus, Ronald Davis, Fannie Durham, Hilda

TV SERVICE

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Keep Them,” will deal with public relations and the telephone business.

1000 to Take Part In Boy Scout Circus

Times State Serviee TERRE HAUTE, Feb. 17—The

dent; Ellen Jackson, vice president, Bar-| bara Lockhart, secretary-treasurer, and | Miss Dorothy Reinacker, si Tr. | Junior Red Cross Club—Mary Jo Adams, | resident; Joan Crow, vice president; ary Lou Hagan, secretary; Betty Dooley, | treasurer, and Mrs. Coral Black, sponsor. | Journalism Club—Lura Bennett, president; Sue Bunch, secretary, and Mrs. Marjorie Schwier, sponsor. | Business Girls Club—Dolores Mabrey, resident; Pat Mudd, vice President; Shir{ley Harris, secretary; tty Solomon, | | treasurer, and Miss Wilhelmina Schaufier, Sponsor.

Mr. Marston

Get Well QUICKER

FROM YOUR COUGH DUE TO A COLD

—by treating it as a doctor would

A DOCTOR TREATSacough froma quicker from a h due to a cold. cold in three ways at same time. He pon DELAY YOUR GETING

| -| | easesyour irritated throat; tries to Third Annual Boy Scout CIrcus gent: pets Arseromion vice prestacas|| © om aed throat; tries 10 WELL by failing to do as doctors do. will be held in the Indiana State Marina Robson, secretary; Charles Sharp: | | nr8Var TOF TUECIES Vo SNE" 8 Doctor Yourself with the one-and College gymnasium here Mar. 9 Douglas ‘ Conrod and Robert Godsey, t to up of cough TE . hy Bh ang 30 ttered i nt GE Omigers, Club pale Lawrence | AO RSELE the same Shick comfort, for speeded-up recov. roups, scattered over eig! 3 : , se Y ] : he 82 ery. Ideal for children and adults, Get counties of the Wabash Valley ier, sponsdrs. © con Be wi Fare he py hg foe Sma it oday from your druggist. Council, are working as individual | johnston, president: Dick Smith. secretary: | self a demuicent to soothe throat; a : New, Improved, 3-in-1 units to perfect their circus parts. | Bob Koepper, treasurer, and Sgts. Winter | sedative to keep you from coughing ’ ’ Each of these presentations will| Ay IR president;| | When it harms you; and a wondey- ’ fit together into the larger events |Fhjiis Turley. vice president: Gtroara working Dhiepm txpein, Dinky FOLEY S Honey & Tar | , 8 a 3 ose aut, treas-/ hour irons. peagrar, ull two | gt tls Shales Hurrit gains; | thousands: of doctors because of its =k the weader-wering pepe hour circus program. More than sii Draas, vice oDresident: rey Holland | | positive action in helping one get well expellunt prescribed by doctors everywhere : , treasurer, an ay- |

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To Convene Here More than 200 representatives of the state's ice Industry are expected to attend the 56th annual convention of the Indiana Association of Ice Industries Mar. 5 through Mar. 7 in Hotel Lincoln. Ice problems in war will be dis-

cussed by seven nationaly known speakers,

ARRANGE CARD PARTY

The Fidelity Rebekah Ledge 227 will hold a card party at 1609% Prospect Bt, at 8 p. m. Friday.

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Today's Pupils Poorer Spellers

AUSTIN, Tex. Feb. 17 (UP)—|Ten years later, the figure wag) Today's high school kids can’t/down to 95 per cent and in 1950, spell as well as their parents, alonly 91 per cent could spell “trouUniversity of Texas survey ble” without trouble. shows, Dr, Ayer blames it all on an Dr. Fred C. Ayer, who con- elementary school trend de-em-ducted the study, went back to phasizing spelling as a specific 1915 and 1025 surveys and In- subject. cluded the same six familiar) And, in tribute to the old bluewords in a renovated 1950 model backed speller, he advocates new | test, Take the word “trouble,” for high school spelling, including a example. In 1915, 100 per cent of specialized textbook on the subninth graders spelled it correctly. ject.

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