Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 October 1951 — Page 40

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The Teen of the Week—

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‘Shortie Club Members Shuck Their Shoes

By JOAN SCHOEMAKER

QHORTIE CLUB members and their guests did a striptease act—at least as far as their shoes are concerned —at the club's sock hop from 9 p. m. to midnight last night in the Riviera Club gymnasium. Guests had their feet measured when they arrived and a prize went to the boy and girl with the shortest sox. The teens danced to records in their stocking feet. Members and their dates decorated the gym's walls with colored paper sox each bearing a member's name. Letha Bolles, decorations chairman, was assisted by Janice Waterman, Mary Jo Welch, Dee Dee Ent, Judy Ross and Kitten Ferriday. Other committee members include Phyllis Witte, Janiece Hannon, Letha Bolles and Barbara Smith. The new officers are Barbara Smith, president; Margaret McCallum, vice president; Florence Redding, secretary, and Ginger Allbright, treasurer. Girls are required to be five feet five inches or under to become members, but are not required to give up-their membership if they grow taller. Other requirements are included in the usual pledge duties which cover a five week period.

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at Broad Ripple High School, Judy was elected Miss * Riparian at the close of the school’s yearbook and newspaper subscription campaign. Thé announcement was

made last night at the annual dance in the school gymnasium.

Dick Moll was elected Mr. Riparian in the popularity contest.

She is president of the DOR gubdeb club and the Orange Aid society, secretary of the Student Council, a member of the Debate and Booster Clubs: and the Honor Society as well as being an ROTC Sponsor. She is a member of the Subdeb and PAL c‘abs. After graduation she hopes to enter Antioch College and later work in the State Department. : Mr, and Mrs. Robert C. Risk, +3840 Kessler Blvd, are her parents.

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A string quartette, composed of Mesdames Karl F. Herrmann, Allan Z. Shimer, Robert J. Shultz and Harley N. Edington, will play. Vocalists appearing in solo and ensemble numbers include ‘Mesdames Rob ert O. Gwyn, Robert 1. Fidler, Leon Levi and E. C. Ferrell, with Mesdames Helen Thomas Robinson and Edington as accompanists. The progres is being arranged by Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. L. E. Wallace. Hostesses will be the Misses Emma Doeppers and Constance Connette, and Mesdames louis Belden and James W. Costin, -

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LUMBER parties and hayrides lead off subdeb activities this week. Bonnie Benge will be

hostess for a slumber party following a wiener roast and hayride at Long's Stable Oct. 25. Guest will be members of the CU-TEES CLUB.

The newly organized LAM’S CLUB elected Carole Pflum, president. Other officers are Janice Grubb, vice president; Janice Kapp, secretary; Judy Wagner, treasurer, and Carol Carter, sergeant-at-arms.

Janet Graves entertained members of the SPARX OLUB at a ‘“Coke” party recently. Guests were Rally Whitaker, Cynthia Harryman, Marcia Hoffbauer, Mary Lou Eads, Marlene Theising, Barbara Smithson and Betty Ellerman.

A paper sale is scheduled by the FLICKERS CLUB. Powder blue sweaters and navy skirts have been chosen as the club ensemble. Marilyn Fredericks, new president, will be assisted by Edith Piel, vice president; Norma Cooper, secretary; Napcy Long, recording secretary; Fran Fitch, treasurer; Georgia Bloom, chaplain; Katie Ross and Shirley Davis, sergeant-at-

arms, and Shirley Eaton, publicity. Maryrose Warren, Judy

Cooley and Pat Ault are new pledges of the PADLOCK CLUB. New officers are Sandy Phillips, president; Judy Atkinson, vice president; Jeannie Mille¢ treasurer; Barbara MecConnel secretary.

A slumber party is scheduled Oct. 24 by the HOW-DS CLUB. The new pledges are Marilyn Norman and Barbara Perrey. Send news of teen club activities not later than Tuesday to Joan Schoemaker, The Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis. 9. Only signed releases with addresses will be published.

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FULL MEASURE—Dee Dee Ent (left) checks Phyllis Witte's feet to see if he measures up to

Times photo by Henry Glesing Jr. BARE CHECK — Barbara Walker (left) and Janice Waterman “strip” for the Shortie Club sock hop. Other regular activities of the club include Sunday meetings, a yearly initiation, a formal rush tea and a spring dance preceded by punch party.

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the prize for the shortest feet at the Shortie Club's sock hop last night in the Riviera Club gym.

Movies, Talks and Dinners Set by County PTA Units

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WEDNESPAY

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dinners. Unit, meetings fol- Crooked Creek—6 p. m. low: MONDAY “Chuckwagon” pitch-in supLowell — 7:30 p. m. “Get Ac- per; Howard Gilliland, “Layquainted.” Program, sixth ing a Foundation for Friend-

THURSDAY Crooked Creek Study Club— 11:30 a. m. Mrs. Philip H. Sweet, 5737 N. Michigan Rd,

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