Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 April 1951 — Page 9

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“fhe Student Council of Howe High School will sponsor a bas-| Kketball game between the faculty| members and the 1950 senior "55 b sity players on Friday, Apr. 13, at 8 p. m. All proceeds will go toward the Jurchasing of new band uni-

ES forms | Nine seniors will represent the student team. Among the mem pers of the faculty. team are 'e Thomas Stirling, Rex Anderson, | Alvin Geler, H. C. Tobin, and! : Kenneth Smartz. » : « Serving on committees are Marcia Shick, Nancy Northern, EDED! Sara Eichoff, Jean Chandler, ? Betty Lukenblill, Nina Ferguson, nl Nancy Endicott, Jeanette rt on: 4 Doris Adams, Norman Wilk Don Thomas, Jim Bowman, Don Reese, Fenton Stewart, Myles Court Koch, Jack “Rogers, Tom Cisco,

2 STOPPED SHOW — One of the brightest lights at the annual freshman party at Ben

Wally Williams, Ronnie Cooper, Davis High School, was John

, Phyl- Pe —— i and John Paff. Clevelle Jr., 3936 W. Michigan i Foung. Slots Wrcolt. Peger” Allen Nes eas sere Yass sass N Reese are es Appointed Editor | St. His performing marionettes [Gon Thomas Payne, Betty Venaman. Jat § : : Anta Applegate has bein ap) { brought down the house." John Sarg Fie Philo” Fovier ” Bevery MY NAMB seeesecsstisersrisnssstneessivesrsusivecisssesens ditional pointed editor -in - chief of the has been perfecting his hobby |S tiNeer Lexie Smoiferman, Donna Shu- My Address Gan tadirsnesiasinaeriishiieeneanyninions vores school paper, Howe Tower. . for five months and hopes some mate. and Bani Oe : ir long Other pupils appointed to serve day to become a regular enter- | jack Edwards. Nancy Jo Kidd, pasts; DELIVER THIS ENTRY BLANK WITH PHOTO TO ANY | on the 951.52 pitorkal staff are| tainer. Parke, Janie wale fonsover RCA VICTOR RECORD DEALER IN MARION COUNTY. IF Fred Boiling, Dorothy Harbold, rene . Pollle Kidwell, Myrna Menges, Mildre Tricia Baker, Gary Henry, Janet Spradling, Miss Vera Davis, and Wasae ios Betts: Lou Darnell Rob: FOU LIVE QUisiDe or Manion COUNTY, YOU MNa¥ Mall Crowmer; Susan Wallace, Bernita' Miss Beverly Clendenin, jab, Jicks, Rotemary HorIineser va” Y ELAN IO CS SWERTEIST GIRL IN ' on ‘ ni y Morton," Cynthia Hatfield, Joan| Alumni officers now are Harold Stonehouse, Maly Shumate, Sok THE WORLD" SEARCH, INDIANAPOLIS TIMES, 214 W. Hitchcock, Murilyn Fuller, Elaine Apple, president; John Bruckman, Shelba Haywood. Richard Herron, Phyllis | MARYLAND ST. { « + in the most comfortable, fetching wa A Jackson, Catherine Mosiman, vice president, and Billie opselield, iver. June Phillips. Beverly) LE : pi J ! vy Myles Koch, Robert Schrier, Don. Rech, secretary. white. ‘Ralph Baker. Jewell Blythe, John Broad Rip pl e G irl Ss G : possible with these easy-on-the-feet, easy-one ald Steiner, Sally Whitaker. |" Staff members for the 1952 Hill- meyer, Patty pwards, Joan Fagren, Wil: roup says: po the-eyes sandals of softest leather. Twin sm—nm—— Also Mary Lou Eade, Eugene topper, Howe High School's year- liter, Juanita McKay, Harlene McAlfresh, | ; | ' : TY O¢hs, Sharon Stumph, Janet book, have been announced by Bias Moreland, Caries Nell gor oO ive Radio Concert lt 3 your hair is tos. Mulliionad Jangarine, jamen Turner, Nancy Wyand, Dottiejo.Mrs. Ellen Jenkins, yearbook Sibert Tqtten, Goddard. Figs Sent, Sol | is not becoming A Ng me. ? Davis, Martin Anderson, Mary| sponsor. criech: Belly Otto, Ha airy Warr en. Rus- The Girls’ Concert Club of Broad Ripple High School will be hould be Ye Jane Crider, Jenny Karnes, Diana! Norma Doak will be editor-in-! ER Davis a Sriont. Mare: heard in a transcribed program on Young America Sings” tonight | you 5 ou 7) “is | ; 45 ; a 9 ta : “Wilkens, Lols Fedreick, Angelleta|chier; Ann Sterns, assoclate edi-| dB (Hankins, Mike Means, Ps Bt9 Dm, over Station Wisc. oping Bui. Ax 4 nly : Evans, George Propps, Fenton ior: janet Paxton and Jane Reed, | Shsmbs baugh. Norms Burnett. an The group, which is directed by Mrs. Rosalee Spong, will be : : : Stewart, Donald Maloof, andigenior. editors; Robert Ware, | Frank ms Jleadons. SSNs 6 aseompanied by Carole Smith. Bill Roberts will be guest soloist. +. Hair Styling and Shaping - : gi Hens¥: Shas o sports editor; Alan Taylor, bus- Jone g Pate reli Bendl Lrg Grae Ps J. Fred Murphy Wi talk briefly on the school’s music Permanent Waving, b Downstairs owe High School's alumni as- ness manager; Dee Hacker, pho-|Purichia. Elizabeth Stout Robena Thomas selmann, Donald Hughes, Ann Kohl- 150m Susan Lobraico, freshman, leads| meyer, Anne Lockridge, N Niblack; softation ill have a party at 7.30 tography editor; Jane Parker, ac- Colma, Patricia Side Td Fy hs Carll Broad Ripple High School first Nes. al Tollau.” Ol ou oh ask Hair Tinting-Scalp ; | Department Staffers Named [on a Sabcilh. Gene homes" Bagg uggs. William (high honor roll for the spring Brideiord, tea pribiaie,q Binger,. Peter] reatments-Manicuring A z ; | mmons, Eleanor Griffin, semester with 21.5 points. aker, Barb Irwin, C , Officers will be elected for the Watkins, underclass editors. | Bonnie Ward. George Wilson, Barbara| Joan Bechtold, ir Champ, | (Barret Lancs, "David, Lurie, Shar ie: 1081-52 school year. Candidates Other appointments include An- Shirley Dunmore. Nadu: Hob, poardiNancy Smith, Drusilla Zearley, | | Sirickiand, Mary Wiser Witise 3 PEARL ROBERSON fof president are Joseph C. Cot- nette Keith, makeup editor; Xesoit Leah Rac Bagsineer, Dust Back (Marilyn Hansen, June Hauenstein, |" moni per. oo ar i Kruse | tom, Kenneth Jordan, and “Carl George Propps, Thomas Hunt, and liam Dulworth, Holits Duke. Payl Edwards land Paula Zearley: are tied for | Robert” Hurl Nancy "Kuhn. James Mec- SULPHUR BATHS | Edwards; vice presidential nomi- Jackie Ulmer, assistant SPOTS Jackson, Buriene eohor rae tine Lam: second ‘place with 20 points. {Sie Bara ho AD Re er, negs Include Mrs. Herbert W. editors?Jeanette Wills, Julle Mal- BoC. Vera, Totorh Reith Towel. Jobh| Others on the high honor roll: | fae Jawen yolsan: Carolyn _ Hav. || 9 urner, iss Norma Ziegler, and vase, and nn owen, assistan xie Ruess, ane Vawter axwell Patton, Frances _Bubenszer, Buzanne Lehrm eCrory, John - ! T M N Ziegl d d A B ist tO re Du Colleen Keltner, Wilma Bein Bofiewits, Eleanor Bull, Jane Muts, Nancy Newhouse, ue y Plessinger i of Mary Jordan; and candidates makeup editors; and Laura Foun- (Harris, Jane | fotfman By Esther cymalas ester, . gbarbara Mooers, Re cel. Judy or Rinehart, Be nick. inger | H f 13 E.'W hi s fof secretary are Mrs. George tain, assistant business MANAZET.| Norinern. Barbara Padsett, Paul Windisch. Janet. Wert, Delores Wilson. © Coron bars Carter. Eas Bgliows Jia *anice Clin. ouse o Beauty : : ashington St. S———————————————— Ruler Woodward, Betty Taylor. Dianne Wisner, Dave Alvis, Ann oy. ton. Marilyn Sane, Nancy aye, Janet, 20 W. 2 ; | nburs. Jonaths Robey. Jovee R. Smith.| Thomas Johnson, Karl Koons, Charles Johnso Sons tance Minnix,| » Ohio St. PL 1512 "BUY SHOES AT A SHOE STORE" Phrile Smith, Doris Schrack, and Harry Nakaral Join Roberth Janet Spilsvury. £ Susan Hivlace, Judith isk. 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249 Included “In Standing

Two hundred and forty-nine George Washington High School pupils earned honor roll standing during the first grading period of the semester. One hundred and eleven names are listed on the

list includes 138.

HIGH HONOR ROLL

Donald Kernodle, Jerry ‘Tolson, “Joan lie, Darlene Ferbrache, Eilfleda Badsey, Lois Griffin. James Wyckoff. Nancy Leslie, Marcia Martin, Marilyn Reynolds, Pattisu Gallimore, Joe Bogue. Verne Jaret, LaVon Ammerman, Sue Kepner, Jean Kramer, Dick McLain, Dorine roomer, Tom Walls, Patricia’ Bruning, orma Inabnit, Richard Furm Stout, Dorothea Davis, Jerry Kerkn hot. Aloe Kernodle, Wayne Lentz, Rita Le Gault, Don Walsh. . Jean Brodie, Beverly Soradley, Mary Jane Carter, Rosemary Reinbold; tty Brandenburg, Ruthsnn Crippen, Carol Brickler, Beverly Hamill, Patty Moore, Harold Pearson, Mariorie Whitmore, Car. olyn Comer, Ruth Ann Dort oh Shirley Jo Waite, Kenneth Alan Sharp, enry Med.

Strouse, Sue Cajble, Alan Schulze. Versle Shrum, Donna "A Gail Comer, Bever iy Fischer, Kenneth Pishburn, Lois Fountain, Nickolas e, Harold Heicken, Randolph Keen, ary Lalioff, Perry Price, Helena Chandler, Bue Hartley, Anna Carmack. retta Binsbacker, Jo Ann Brooks, Beverly Cork, Lois Groomer, Carolyn Cole, Charles Curtiss, James Harris, Ronald Wise, Bill Conley, Bonnie Day, Barbara Fox, Sandra Grimes. Patty Hoffner. Margie Moore, Yvonne Morris. Jean Plummer, Loretta Compton. Joan Duncan, Vera Fay Smotherman. Ronald Scotten.

Shumar to Head 'VFW Post 1587

i E. G.: Shumar will be installed {as commander of Fairbanks Meimorial Post 1587, Veterans of |Foreign Wars, at 8 p. m. Tuestay {at the VFW Hall, 1608 N. Park _ 3 Ave. = { Other officers {to assume office include: Ed Rahe, senior vice commander; Bert Wilkerson, junior vice commander; Richard La. Jones, quartermaster, and William Robbins, chaplain. { Richard Rodebush, VFW Indi-| ‘ana Department service officer, iwill represent the department commander as official installation| officer.

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Students to Entertain | VA Hospital Patients |

Two groups of Butler Univer-! sity students will entertain pa-| {tients at Veterans Administra[tion Hospital, Cold Spring Rd. {at 7 p. m. Friday. | Sigma Nu Fraternity will present parts of their Geneva stunt | prize-winning skit, “Annie Get |'Your Gun,” and Phi Beta Phi |Sorority will present “Jungle | Fever.”

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