Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 March 1951 — Page 10

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Pupils at Warren Central Slate Plays This Month

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Served on Committee The Public Relations committee

“The Sweetshop”’ will be pre-| sented by the ninth grade; a west-

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Elect Ed Sovola Press Club Chief ®

Wire Service Staffer Named Vice President

Ed Sovola, Times columnist, was elected president of The Indianapolis Press Club, He defeated Pat Littell of the Star in yesterday's balloting.

Pete Henderson, Associated defeated |

Press, Bill Wildhack of the News for the vice presidency. Times Report- # er John Wilson | was elected sec-

writer Carl Henn and Rob-

is composed of A. E. Bash, principal, Mrs. Myrtle Rodden, vice

nalism adviser.” Awarded a ribbon for in “A” averal in ROTC work are Kent Arn, Franklin J. Bellamy, Forrest B. pov ad. Jerry R. DeVault, Jerry Dixon, Harold. E. Dunlop, John C. Garrison, Michael L. Russ, John 8. Merritt, Harold C. Ochs Ret: Schmidt, Wi

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Nelson, Charles Rr ojost, Richard IL. Newgent, ‘Harola | & Rob C. Otterbein, Io 2 ail parr) Robert W, Gegnas, Webster. M. Risher, | | Paul H. Sears, Jack E. Siebert, James H.| Weemoff and Barry M. Wheeler. The following cadets have received rib-| bons as members of the Shortridge ROTC jf team; Lt. Col. Earl L. Pike, Drew F. Oldham, Capt. Robert I. Grubbs, Capt. Marc S. Waggener, 1st Lt. Michael | J. Doody, Sgt. Jon A. Stuebe, Sgt. Con rad. J. Hardesty Sgt. Robert J. Tek morton, Cpl. John D. Lee, Cpl. Jack Krasner, Cpl. John Marion, M. Thompson, Cpl. Thomas G and Pvt. Richard L. Guess.

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{ceeded to the presidency when John Jameson, Associated Press (head, was transferred to Denver. “Mr. Inside,” is a native of

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