Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 May 1951 — Page 23

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~ ward Heavy Anna Mae Wehmeler, Emily} . pqva fraternities and - three Brownin ancy Dornberg, Lynda Fuller, Prank Glick, Jack Jester, Lois Kettleson, sororities wil vie for honors in Robert Mock, Leon Redenbac!

SUNDAY, MAY 6, 1951

Schools—

6 Majorettes To Be Chosen § At Shortridge - §

Thirteen Win Way To Second Tryouts

Winning their way into the second round of tryouts for Shortridge High School drum major-| ettes were thirteen candidates. | From this fleld, six will be Selected, in June. . Competing are Bette catewen Rachelle Hunter, Judy Jackson,! Wilma Patterson, Phillis Magner, Joy Northrop, Margaret McCal-| lum, Jill Harris, Virginia All-| bright, Marcy McCleery, Janiece!

Hannon, Donna Essig and Lloyd Featherston.

[....PROM. QUEEN a,

Schuster will be queen of. the | Sacred Heart Central JuniorSenior Prom Tuesday night in the Marott Hole,

Fifth Army Headquarters in-

specting officers observed and graded Broad Ripple High School’s ROTC unit at the annual federal inspection Thursday. Award winners included Jerry|# Morton, Darrell Lance, Myron | Hack, Spencer Trudgen, Gordon Shaw, Thomas Johnson, O. Spen- ; cer Brock, and Ed Elrod. Miss Leslie Miss Johnson Mothers of Broad Ripple High a ‘ oa school seniors will be honored at| “ie a tea Wednesday afternoon in the girl's gymnasium. Members of the faculty and Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. C. Edgar Stahl, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold K. Harding will be special guests. Ruth Bertsch is general chairman. She will be assisted by Alice Jones, Joyce Berry, Mary Millhotland and Rosemary Mathews, committee heads.

Jack Flack

| Miss Matthews

“Three Little Maids,” will be] CLASS PLAY CAST—Washone of the featured acts in the| ington High School seniors will annual Spring Concert at Manual present "Seventeen is Awfully { Young" Thursday afternoon and

High School at 8 p. m. Wednesday. Participating will be the Girls'| Glee Club, The Senior Choir and the Manual High School Orches-

cast are Joan Leslie, Carol John-

Profits will be used to purchase

ing, Pat Stone, Vernon Griner, new Glee Club uniforms.

Hershel Northern, Ruth Ann

Carolyn Barnhart, Barbara| _Dortch, and Norman Jones.

Bartlett and John Hilficker, led] eT the Ben Davis High School nigh Purdue Students Get

honor roll. for the second six To Honor Their Mothers

weeks. Times State Service Other pupils with 11 points or| LAFAYETTE, May 5—Next

yore were! |week-end will be “best girl” days

Abbott. Donna Lynn Andre, Bar-| bare Drsger, Shirley Engleman, Patsy Jar-|On the Purdue campus here as

tt, Virginia Pelfrey, Kathleen Price, June Davis. 96 Ann en ames Buren, Ea. | Students honor their mothers.

, ker Joan Ryan. Blanchard Smith, Macion a university sing Saturday evetts, Carolyn We uSe wilson. ‘Bh irley” Mae Wright, Ann ning. Sunday afternoon, the Duna, John Dunn, Bar ba mm EK astridy ie, concert band will present a con- = jg Hy Ketater, Delores Kent, John cert at 2:30 p. m, in the Hall of acho!

Ann John PaEmote, A28 oan Mae Roberts, | Music. ‘Elaine e 5 oy Bicknell, Beverly

Jackson, James nneth Langhammer, Jack McMahan, Sue Miller Barbara Mullinix, Gloria Ann Pratt, My everly us. Bill Cg onick. 180! Dwigh . i Judith it, Pat ER enold, Joyce Ausherman, Bob Bab hoack, ! Nancy — Bowm Patricia Bradford, Carolyn Byrkett, § Shirley Chilcote, Leroy

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i Warren Central Classes

:To Present Latin Festival 1 Jo Ann Windle Will*Be Crowned Queen

During Program at “The Floralia,”

Richey. . A tableau,

é . : ie " Today.’ a Jo Ann Windle wil be crowed queen of the festival by Tommy Miss Monnie Roudebush. BrayA Sculptor’s Dream,” will be given to explain ton Skin Clinic, and William! ga, Brown, bacteriologist, General

*® the meaning of Florilia. og A poem by Jeanette Cochran, Warren Central sophomore, % be published in “An Anthology of | ms SI 'High ‘School Poetry,” by the Na-

tional High School Poetry Asso-

|clation.

‘Title of the poem is “In a GarLast year’s anthology also, contained a poem by Jeanette. |The publication is composed of material from. high. school. pupils in the United States.

The Shortridge High School

Junior Prom will be from 9 to 12

|p. m. Friday in the Indiana Roof.

candidates are

Nancy Campbell, Shirley Cham-

Prom queen

Nancy Buhr, Lynn Catterton,

pion, Susie Fall, Jill Marris, Bar-| Marcia, Peterman, Judy Morrow, Florence Redding, Barbara Walker, Linéa|

bara Jett, Jane Owen,

Woods, and Katharine Woolen. William Kerr and Judy Morrow

{ lare dance chairmen, with Linda

{Woods and George Barger as asJack Barney is president of the Junior Class. Thirteen Shortridge prospec tive June graduates are vieing for the honor of being commencement speaker.

Competing are Ann Ballweg,!

Sabra Black, Marguerite Brown, Larry G. Gregory Tom Evans, Paul Gelman, Jerry

Granowsky, Judy Hanna, Lynn Harshbarger, Carolyn Myers, Robert Scott, Rose Ann Wick,

Jack Weemoff, and Jane Woods.

Mrs. Thelma Blackwell Bloom-

recognizing

[the year.

She is a settierhent worker in

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son, LaVonne Matthews, Jack | tra. Flack, Tom Walls, Wanda Brun- Apple,

The award was made by H. J. _ retiring president of the

Meredith Ellison, Chester Freeland, Suganne Gilbert, Virein nia Goodwin, (Hains. Jaimay John Highsmith, Bill Howell, | arol Meyer, Richard Scherer. Xou | Smith, Betty ay ord, C iol n | Joan _ Belden, William ir | Broadstreet, Judith Chamness. “ra: e Dell. John DeRome, es Fahrner, Nancy Lee Heath, Geraldine Hinge, Cal Joline Lincks, Verna Mop gmer James arker, Carol Pletch, lis Poe, Barbara Rudoiph, Sharon Stocking, on 3: bn 8trod Ann Thomas, Fred Wilson hd Eugene Wright,

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Chairman Herbert R. O’Conor (D. Md.) sald the crime committee will meet “soon” to decide when Sherman should be called to tell the committee about his reported friendship with Costello]

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