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Warren Owl Again Wins [ecatur Central

~ Quill and Scroll Award

By PATSY STRICKLER

spring they will organize a soft-

Warren Central High School Correspondent ball team.

The Warren "Owl has received the International first place award

of “the Quill and Scroll So-| ciety as it has for the pastsix years,

Judges of the Quill and Scroll stated this about the peppy paper loaded with lots of big and little news about the achievements of your school.” «~ This award is obtained by sending six of the best copies of the Owl published. during the school year. They are rated and judged by the critical service of the organization, The criticisms, compli ments, and corrections offered by the judges are used for the betterment ,of the ‘Owl for the later issues. : The Owl rated 888 points out of a possible 1000 points. The paper rated over half of the possible points in staff organizations, news gathering, and student organizations. The critics also praised the Owl for its school circulation, which has been maintained at 100 per cent, Copies go to” the student body, alumni and merchants Probably more critical than the

Quill and Scroll judges is the pay

per's own staff. Betterment is everyone's goal and especially Mr. Herrick Kesler, advisor of the bimonthly publication : The newly elected officers of the Warren's Quill and Scroll Society

are: President, Kran Fitch; vice president, Norma Jean Cooper; secretary, Pat Alger, and treas-

rer, Gepraia Blogm. 2

8.in Chorus Eight the Warren Central Choir ‘have béen selected to pafticipate in the All-State

members of

Chorus to be held at Cadle Taber-

nacle on*Oct: 26. Those chosen. for 1

Owl “A

Yearbook Sold

The Wigwam, yearbook of Warren Central High School, started its yearly campaign Monday with ‘an. all-school convocation in the gym, posters in the hall, and a miniature “500” mile race track in the library. The purpose of the race track is to show the advancement of sales in each grade. Each grade has a car and when there is an increase by percentage in. sales the car will be moved to a higher position. The racer finishing first Is the winner. The committees for the campaign are as follows: posters, Jim Fish, Gerry Staley and chairman Sue Shaw; race track, Don Jones and chairman Don Haymaker; convocation, Dick Creasey, Dianne Shoemaker and

High School Press Association Sets Two-Day Meeting

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Aadad RAVI ATAAVIAR \FaddD | a dann) & . y MAKE IT A MUST to read

“Teen Safety Auditors’ Group Fall From. Giuice? {The Times’ Classified ads when-

‘Slogan Planned Paras b Fire Elects Ratcliff i AN Ct TAT Ae] or Tennis School teen- Homecoming Eugere F.. Ratcliff,

Indianap- when he fell from a barstool at find valuable olis CPA, was elected director at concerned about the

the Alcoholics "Anonymous, ac- values-of-the-day large of the Institute of Internal driving of some young At B il

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Shortridge - High «+o to fill mtty

Votes to Choose Foothall Queen

agers are

cording to police of your needs. Auditors, Inc, last week at th?

10th annual cor

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Lm 3 i ference of the : The Student Board has decided rour ; AY. 4 ya" , g y in New : BY Decatur Central Mish, School to sponsor a safety slogan con- Parades, and a bonfire pep ses- York © ! ! nt 0 A + : 3 A ’ ao : Eight candidates have been tést in the hope it will make teen- sion will ignite tHe ‘Bulldog spirit Mr. Ratcliff £ 3 ' : é $ as rairview campus the nig} in nominated for a football queen agers more on the Fairview campus the night associated Ww

aware of the problem | : : Butler - Evansville

football game next

before. the

for the dance to be sponsored by, All homecoming i 1€ ) ~

the football team after the game with Danville at Decatur Central

students

Shortridge the Eli Lilly Co

may 1 y as assistant d enter as many slogans as they week-end. rector of

Oct. 24 wish. Fifteen words is the limit Friday night's torchlight parade counting and . ” ’ Voting will continue until the for each’ slogan. The contest will wind Around the campus to one of the chai . close of school on the day of the (loses Wednesday. the athletic field : where Coach ter members and , game The winner of the contest, .., op... Fony Hinkle Band ~ Director a founders of the $ e¢ board 1s ofler:n a fo HUrst Oharles snzie 4 embers will be announced between halves & Charles Henzie and members of Indianapoli

prize, $3 second prize, $i

third the football team will make pep Mr. Rateliff chapter of the tasks, : institute The Bulldog band will parade A group of delegates from the between halves of the game Sat- chapter, headed by H. Audley urday afternoon. Trophies for top Woosley of the P. R. Mallory Co fraternity and sorority decora- attended the national conference. tions will be presented. The home- Mr, Woosley was named as a coming queen will preside. group discussion chaigman at the Open house celebrations by meeting. campus organizations will follow 2: the game. ope The homecoming dance will be Purdue Military

held in the Murat Temple from Ball Officials Picked

of the evening game. The school band under direction prize. of Mr. Lewis Lyons and Mr. Dale {Jackson will feature a ‘“Hallow-

gn unr see vc Pater. Brilaforg

Keith Soladine and Robert Lechner are in charge of the con:

- test to-select the queen. Rex McKinney and Virgil Yan- S 4 p ajor cey are in charge of dance arrangements.

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Officers Chosen Broad Ripple High School Corresnondent

Peter Bridgford, Broad Ripple 9 P. m. Saturday to midnight Times State Service Paul Milholland heads the list High School senior, has been ap Butler alumni in town for the LAFAYETTE, Oct ) * Lou of class officers at Decatur Cen- state teachers’ meeting will get gincannon, 5886 N. Delaware St

pl : - pointed cadet major of the Broad a he: star 0 2 tral as president of the senior I 1 J he Broad a head start on homecoming ac- pp, been. pamed to a

class Ripple High School ROTC regi- tivities. Presidént M. O. Ross and arranging the Purdue ass. . . 4 arrangin he urdue Other officers are: vice-presi- ment other Butler officials will wel- Military Ball y Iradshaw: secretary ome them at a luncheon Thurs- = 0b : dent, John Bradshaw; ecretary Other officers to receive first oy no the Colur on Clit The dance will be Nov. 9 in the 01: \ asurer c ae YO! I 1e olumnie un, y h Judy Soladine; treasurer, Max ! : 5 Memorial Union buildi

gn nr Not 1€ are v Plummer: business manager, Ger- Promotions a . : noon the homecoming =

ald Calvert; student council, Don- Cadet first lieutenant Richard celebration officially opens with

na Jones and Bill Allison; editor- Berner, Robert Carpenter, Walter the ringing of the 5-year-old bell AsTHMACOUGHER; ! a

Friday

in-chief of the annual, ‘Lois Win- Colbath, Jerry Morton, Charles in the tower of Jordan Hall--the * . ze pp . 5 . " ' m »i1. same bell which used to toll on ters: business manager for the Pettinjohn,. ‘James Tinney, Wil- Same ! liam Zier < ‘the old Irvington campus ive an S or -

annual, Bill DeBoer. . : . : ~ yp 10 v1) yi > : ¥ + _The:junior class has selected as (adet second iieutenant-—Raobe- After the bell rings, sephomore { ucKyY Discovery their president, Bol Murph Vics spt Cotte maid FILSLerald. Sua wees om horror ep Yes ii = Rae is < SAR . : Croreaseq ‘pole while the freshmen es, thousands wha caughed and coughed president. Marlene Eller; SeCre- phen Gould, Sohn Heimann. John eh ROLE Ith {TeSRMEeNn with Bronchial Asthma and couldn't Seep ary, Roberta Worland; treasurer, gro... Gordon Ingles, Lawrence _ y to capture it. Then freshmen give thanks for their lucky "discovery of David Rankin; student council, jo. o "Nevin Meridith, Jay Spring- ind sophomore coeds will try tug 15e NENDACO isan TA . of . { A hes Norma Huff. o.. 2 h4 Robert

Of-3 are Judy Risk

ROT regimental and other campus organizations You have free commander. - Other sponsors are ated and b

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FREE BAND TRAINING

, OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9°

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Sowerwine A Win tubes. Also beca to N

The homecoming parade with floats of Traternities, sororities out

The sophomore officers president, Tom McCory, vice-pres-ident, Evona Montfort; treasurer,

Frances Bottom: student council,

senior, will head thé

sponsors as

Ann vanCleave, E6prafc Peg Pollack and Sylvia Bryant; altos, Bob McClintic and Stanley Melton, tenors; Richard Oldham and-Joe-Updike bases.

Off to Convention Friday and Saturday the Indiana High School Press Association will hold its 30th annual convention at Franklin College Mr. Herrick Kesler, publications advisor, will represent Warren Central High School

“Girls Start Teams

The Girls Athletic Association of Warren Central High School has elected Darlene Dicks presi dent; Pat Lucas, vice president (Gerry Sorensen, secretary, and Donna Armitage, treasurer. Miss Barbara Lembke is sponsor. Among planned activities will be the organizing of a basketball team to compete with other schools. Later on they plan to form a volleyball team and in the

club

FRANKLIN, Oct, 20—~Men and women on newspapers and journalism teachers will speak at the two-day. session_of the Indiana High School Press Association opening Friday at Franklin .College. Featured speakers will he Laurence Campbell, dean of Florida State University (Tallahassee), and Jesse Stuart, Kentucky bestseller author and poet. Among speakers will be Jeane Jones, reporter, and Gene Feingold, cartoonist, both of The Indianapolis Times.

Other speakers from Indianapolis will be: Miss glla Kengenberger, Mrs. Julia Jean Rhodes, Lester Craig, Miss Doris Brown. Noami Whtteill, Wayne ¥nson, Prof. Rosamond Jones, Ruth

Marie Griggs, Sam Freeman. Donold Bruce, Rébert Johnson. Tommy, Waddleton, Louis Hiner Jr. Mary Hendricks and Thelma Machael and Mary Katherine Brewer,

5s i] yh ibe oy Ag ain a hg pg Coty Ca FETE Tee te IAN. = i a Re Ty Roberts: and Janet Wilson.-students. president, Fred Gladden; secretary, John Hundley; student council, Janet. Langley and Melvin Garrett.

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