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Freshmen Learg What's What “In Shortridge Forum Panels
—Phote by Robert J. Beggs GETTING HEP—Shortridge freshmen John Hollett (seated, center) and Carol Campbell (seated, right) are wised up about the ways of Shortridge High School by three upperclass pupils (left to right): Nancy Campbell, Bill Kerr and Tom Hollett.
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Tech Maps Activities For Junior Red Cross
Technical High School's Junior Red were explained to 135 roll room representatives at a recent meeting of the Student Affairs Organization.
Cross activities
six weeks gradi period. seven of the 4R8 listed are girls
Thirty. Shelton, and Thomas Whalen. v : » » ~
On the honor roll were Mary Dean Harper has been elected 3yane Bryant, Margie Roby, Mari president of the Tech senior anne Schutte, Helen Mills and council, Rut ve, seniors; David Fled-
Serving with him will be Mar- “Dean Blank, Euna Wil
lene O'Dell, sécretary; Stephen Donna Champer Dillinger. sergeant at arms; and Roberta WaorJames Noffke, 8. A, OO. repre i yladys sentative ne Eller and Doris The council is made up of 35 Siade. juniors officers in the seven senior spon- Helene Baker, Karol Stanley sOr rooms, Norris Barnett, Annette Goldman
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Jackie Dunham, Jeanean Rhorer Bob Fox, Teddy Hunter, Tom Mec-
Cory, Phyllis Minnick and Nellie D MH McPheeters, sophomores. For ean arper Larry Cummings, Linda Ma : - . this arb Schelli ptt Dean Harper, who was elected as. Barbara hellie, Betty
Greenwald. Norma Fowler. Phyllis
+ “ AH z . - ’: 5 president of the Senior ( ounct Winters, Bob Haase, Fred Glad- * received the Commander Pin. of den, Norma Barnett, Melvin Garthe -Tech leg oat a recent. all. _rett, Barbara Murat Amy Sue Rn tary 111 . Yvonne Price nih aah a At iL . - a : ary eA Foie A an rv Rl ral a Best Cha
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‘By JOAN DAVIS Shortridge High School Correspondent
“How much are elevator passes?” ” “What. does—tt-tost to swim in
the pool?” “Which side of the stairs do I use?" “Hew do I join an after school club?” . These and many other bothersome questions: are asked at forums held for Shortridge High School freshmen.
In Small Groups
For the second consecutive year, small groups of freshmen. have been invited to atténd a discus-| sion of school activities with upperclassmen The panel upperclassmen fields of
usually consists of representing the journalism, Student Board, sports, class officers, girl's league, extracurricular activities and scholarship. These subjects are covered hy the panel in an informal way for about 25 minutes. Then the discussion is opened for questions, The forums are designed to ac-
quaint the freshmen with upperclassmen who are successful in . chool activities. as well as in THE BIGGEST—Dorothy Doriot, 322 E. 46th St., scholarship; to give advice on any Fletcher Humphrey her prize win uhjects that may be bothering
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fter 11 { rest 1a ~ -4 test udpges An overseas gift box drive, 100 per cent membership Stir Jo of tre Ireshmen } ave E. 47th St. test judge goal, special programs and proj- yy 4 = [orm OTR atx lL ho I Nature Lover Thomas decided - First Prize of 5 40} Jor went to ‘ects for the Red Cross central o of-' The Arsenal Canpon, Tech pointed to discuss some of he ON Aa neighborhood leaf contest Sondia Klotz for the prettiest leaf fice are included in the semesters newspaper, received an excellent problems that have bothered as a means of stimulating child- and second prize of 75 cents to activities. rating from the National Schol- them a en's interest in nature. Dorothy Doriot for her largest More than 2000 gift boxes will asic Press Association for spring Then panelsggrade up of hoth And the idea worked. leaf. Third prize for the smallest be sent overseas, 1189 more than 18 es « eshmen and upperclassmen will N Is bov. rang- af, a maple about the size of a la%t year's record shipment. girls have heen elected as AiScuss these points plus -schol- vine EKIrig and one \ ang : er 4 : : : " Tom Kurz, chairman. of the sponsors of the Tech ROTC unit. ‘astic requirements for the second INE in age from five re jumh na, ye bo Cyne Marion County Junior Red Cross 3arbara. Robbing, SeMeSter, in a second round of scurried. ATO. Neighte ot Maqden, Civilian Defense Board, discussed g, Roberta EB talks. Tie PTA has appropriated 1€af. piles and Kicked "{f Tous Other -contestants were Judy the Tech defense plan and out- or a inds for refreshments .at the Piles of leaves: on their way to cgyjcon Kathie zon, David lined the membership campaign lean. Ratcliffe, Meetings : “ to find the largest thal: Annie Brennan. Kathev to be.conducted in December. Inan Schaefer, and Judith Wool Other ways in which freshmen i Bul he bigs] oll ea Maxy Jody Madden and Cathy : r 1elne wl +3 x Be ho r av Special projects include Christ- gar. Che Shepp vho served Are helped when hey first get 10 F3y searched in ay YH oy mas programs and decorations at last vear, also is a s : Fiuge I* 2: an 3nnua) fresa : = 1test was so popular that veterans' hospitals, a dance to s 3: rel Acquainted Party. The contest was limited to Mr. Thomas decided to hold collect Christmas tree ornaments : § also sponsored by the boys and girls on 47th and 48th again next vear. Manv nature and sorting reading cards at the L: Author and Student Board under the direction Sts. from Washington Blvd. to lovers who have heard about the central Red Cross office. eC! ea Sischs India's I ace of Mrs. Eugenia Hayden, dean of Central Ave. "contest intend to sponsor similar 2. n » x n the United Nations A De- giris : Mr. Thomas was. aided with ones next vear. atur High School as bly pr 2 —_— -_ *Arzenic and Old Lace will he gram {omorrow Tech's entry in the third annua Rorn Mt. Ct vas Drama Festival Dec. 7 and R educated tt in t United The cast includes Lu Ellen States S 2 Jhenc 1 + Gandhi, a er Indian lead Dearinger, Marsha Garvin, Wil- ers. He has traveled in Europe liam Bishop, Lew Riggs, William ,n4 Acia. : : Burger, James White, Raymond Decatur High School coeds are Wilsan, Hector Garcia, Carolyn smarter’ than the “ede.” according to the honor roll for the first Johnson, Carlyle Lyon, Richard > "" ° :
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