Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 September 1951 — Page 38

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The Teen

ECTOR GARCIA is The Times’ Teen of the Week. A senior at Tech High School, Hector plans to study at John Herron Art Institute and Butler University and

teach art in high school later. A member of the Drama Club

and the Service Club, Hector represented the art student "body in the Tech Art Association last year and represented the advanced fine arts class in the Craftsman’'s Guild Show

last May. This fall he starts drawing cartoons for the Tech Cannon, school paper.

Garcia, 1465 N. Leland St.

his parents.

are

Audubons to Meet

The Indiana Audubon Society will have its third annual fall meeting Oct. 5-7 this year at Michigan City. Bird hikes, bird talks and a visit to Jasper-Pu-laski state game preserve are on the program.

Picnic Set

By Sorority

Alumnae

The Indianapolis Alumnae Association, Kappa Delfa’ Sorority, will hold a 6:30 p. m. picnic Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Irving M. Kodel,

6145 N. Tuxedo St. Hostess assistants will be Mrs. Thomas Baldwin Jr., Mrs. Ralph Feck and Miss Philomena Beck. Miss Lena Chappell, incom-

ing president and delegate to the national convention at Pasadena, Cal,, this summer, will make a report. A report from the national council standpoint will be given by Mrs. Graeme Supple, Zeta Province alumnae officer of the sorority, who also attended the convention. " n n COMMITTEE chairmen appointed for the year by Miss

Chappell include Mrs. H.. G. Scheff, telephone; Mrs. E. E. Grain, magazine; Mrs. R. C.

Blackman, publicity, and Mrs. D. E. Sherwood and Mrs. Baldwin, ways and means. Mrs. J. S. Battersby, service; Mrs. Rolf Westby, courtesy, Mrs. Supple, Panhellenic delegate, and Miss Chappell, alternate. : Other incoming officers for the year are Miss Irene Mascoe, vice president; Mrs. Frank Blair Jr., secretary; Mrs. Raymond Meyer, treasurer, and Mrs. R. M. McFadden, editor.

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Teen Problems—.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Check Your Popularity

. By JOAN WANT TO check up on your popularity Characteristics? Here's a ‘quick run-through of traits that make others like you. » First, your .appearance, Nobody hits the top of the popularity meter unless he's pleasant to look at. Beauty isn't necessary. Cleanliness and .neatness are. And—please! a cheerful, intelligent expression. o ” us SECONDLY, take stock of your abilities. Popular ° kids know how to do things, particularly how to dance and play games. ? If you

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Two ‘teen clubs announce their new officers for the coming year,

The KLINKS of Howe High School elected Mary Lou Richards, president; Shirley Garrett, vice president and treasurer, and Joyce Broeking, secretary.

Jo ‘Ann Williams is the new president of the LAZ-IES Sub Deb Club. Other officers are Gloria Farabee, vice president; Nancy Pickler, recording secretary; Emogene Lezzio, treasurer, and Nancy Cramer, corresponding secretary.

Sept. 22 is the date: for the bowling party the MAIDENS will give at the Indiana Bowling Alleys.

Club Anounces + [New Officers.

New officers of the Pierian

are announced. Mrs. Hallie Myers is president with Mrs. George W. Gramer, “vice president; Mrs, Horace S. Leachman, secretary, and Mrs. Fred W. Pollock, treasurer. Committee chairmen include Mrs. Delver Carder, program; Mrs. Henry Stiles, social service, and Mrs. L. Victor Brown, membership.

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Mothers Meet

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Members of the Cathedral High School Mothers Club, will meet at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday in the school study hall. . Officers serving this year are Mrs. E. M. Farrell, president; Mesdames V. J. Obergfell, William McGowan and Dan Moran,

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