Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 February 1952 — Page 8

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Southport = | Readies ‘Signpost’

During the first week .of April the “Signpost,” guidebook for Southport High School pupils, will be distributed to all eighth grade pupils in the township and to high school freshmen, sophomores and juniors, A design by Jim Mack, senior, was selected for the green and silver cover, Jt is a totem pole with sports figures representing football, basketball and baseball,

First year journalism pupils and Miss Marie Fraser, journalism teacher, are responsible for the book. The student staff In- « cludes June Brown, editor; Sandra Brown, assoe¢iate-editor; Janet Hoffmark, assistant editor; Margie Davis, art editor, and Barbara Hibner, make-up editor.

“ 3 tt a ; : . r oy = i on . . ~ - > : 7 : : - THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES — SUNDAY, FEB. 17, 1952 School Raises ‘Poof’ Sweater - 7

Display at Tech

The advertising class of Har old Stewart is sponsoring a display warning for Technical High School students of the danger of

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sounds.of an electri¢ organ will | : be heard in Decatur Central High poof” sweaters that burn so rapSchool's gymnasium, iaty, EXPOPHOT Ex osure Meter The school's Booster Club al- The sweater in the display was D

bought for a Tech student from a

ready has raised part of the $2500

peddler. After stories in the pa-

ost, and is soliciting funds to eae " Si 2s rest 5 . pers, the. girl's father became wor- 5 pn Pros rs p ‘ie » cule ¢ ro . > re Directing the fund-raising are ried. He cu® a piece from the fo 4 Amar? . Mrs. .Harold Ruth, Mrs. Russell back of the sweater and set it an | ; c Avery, Mrs. Walter Schellenberg 0 ; hg It flared Yup, burning & \ and Dale Jackson. JUICY: su ! : The reg N | ave 14 : . Si ) hs e organ woy d Dare n any N M Io uses, committee: members say. ew 0 cers -— : Lewis Lyons, of the music fac . id Don Lineback, senior, at Tech- & ulty, will gmploy it in organ les-' : : . ’ ? : sons as : course, mical High School, is the new (oe and this ad And it will be used at school President of the Student Affairs A ceremonies and entertainments, organization. Mrs. Martha “Tur- pe > ’ First contributors to the fund Pin. dean of girls, is faculty Take the guesswork out were Mrs. .O. K. “Mannan and SPOnsSol. of picture taking . . . elimi

emiorV Other officers are Cherry Shepd pard, vice president; Mary Black, corresponding secretary; Carol

Mrs. Christ Pappas, in of their sons, Robert Mannon anc Nicholas Pappas.

nate improperly exposed photos with an Expophot . . . the

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Jane Nelson and Sue Dyer The organ is tobe recording secretary; Tom easy-to-operate exposure meter. The will represent Southport High to former students at Decatur Kurz; treasurer; Roland Wetzel, Expophot is a meter that measures the School in the Indiana High School Central who have died. A plaque sergeant Ak arms, . and Jerrold ® For Snapshots intensity of light and automatically indiAchievement contest in” English on. the console .will bear their Johnson, parliamentarian. . ® For Movies tos th Hina | Sa Mar. 27 here. Riame a vz > ¢ cates the proper setting for your cam yo NNN = i The regional winners will.com- Donations will be accepted by 5 22% ® For Color Film to take clear, sharp photos. Get yours pete in the state contest at Indi- Mrs. Avery, whose telephone is = ; = ® For Black & now at this unbelievably low price. ana University in Bloomington. West Newton 8805, or Mr. Lyons = HIST 4 = White ey oS West Newton 179.7 — = af a . > - = = —- ly v ¥ itv Girl ed 4 Ee S There Photography 7s NOTE Sidenne, We ' Zz A SSS & 1 City Irioers HONOR PROFITS—Members of the Honor Society of Broad Ripple High School finance year's Tech Teens Send ZZ) NS SI CAP . . . * . . D ° program by selling popcorn and ice cream at basketball games. Left to right are Kennita Dunbar, Children Valentines N “GRAND SLAM RELIEF usica (o) e Peter Bridgford, Jean Jose and Darrell Lance. ¢ Thirty-five ehildren in a ward ow : .

Times Special ROCHESTER, N. Y., Feb. 16June MacNabb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon .C. MacNabb, 6616 N. Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis, has been cast in the lead role of Kaleidoscope, annual allgirl musical comedy of the University of Rochester Women's at basketball games finances the College. program of the National Honor In the show, to be presented Society at Broad Ripple High Jext Month im pada Jas School. including the annual bandian Summer.” which concerns it- duet, charity projects and gifts for self with giving india 1s- the school.

Popcorn Profit Isn’t Peanuts At Broad Ripple

land back to the India Members of the society-—one of Miss MacNabb, who has par-|four in the city—are chosen for ticipated in Kaleidoscope produc-/character, leadership and service tions in all four of her student gq well as scholarship. vears, is president of the Student] Association of the Women's Col-| lege. She also has been active In the campus YWCA chapter, in the Stagers, upiversity dramatic or-

Activities sponsored by the society include establishing a toy lending library, sending CARE packages overseas, feeding and ganization, and has worked ag Clothing a needy family at Christdirector for Station WRUR, Mas time and donating three

campus radio station. She was paintings and a globe to the elected to membership in Mar. School library. siens, senior women's honor so- These projects and the society's clety, and 1s a member of Theta annual installation banquet for Eta, social sorority. new and past members are fimn nanced by the sale of popcorn and lice cream at the games. =

Warren Central oe =

o . Shows Movies Tech Radio Class They're seeing movies at war- 10 Present Skit ren Central High School, but not| «give Us Books” is the title of the kind in which Gregory Peck 5 gkit presented by the radio exmeets Ava Gardner. presion class of at Technical High or a3 ims oF be Shwe by School, the second annual con8 Junior nea (ross siress suchiyention of the. Indiana Associasubjects as moral character, emo- tion of Teachers of Speech yestertional stability, physical condition day, at Butler University. and military service, Those taking part were Alma A group of Warren Central stu-| Steagail, Max Page, Janet Fink- ~ dents recently helped out at the pinder, James Ashcraft, Carolyn blood center, assembling bottles Johnson, Ronald Massingale, and doing office work. Walton Combs, Howard Smith, The JRC also is sponsoring an! James Foster, and Tom Marshal, international exchange art proj- with Joan Strebe solist, and ect. Judith Woolgar, pianist, Pictures by and of the youth T p= ri of America. — showing them in ’ Advertisement

school, in their homes and at » play—will be shown in Block's HEN. IDNEYS

auditorium. : Then they will be distributed by Are you embarrassed and bothered by too frequent elimination during the day and

the American Red Cross to other nations, which will send art work depicting the life of they youth! . night? This symptom as well as burning, Hehing passages, Bladder Irritations, Backache, Strong Cloudy Urine, pressure over the

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IU Shows Prints, African Sculpture

Times State Service BLOOMINGTON, Feb. 18 - Three art exhibitions currently are being shown in the galleries of the Indiana University Fine Arts Department, continuing through Mar. 4. They are the Fourth Invitational Print Show, a display of primitive African sculpture and an exhibition of paintings by| Randall Morgan. Mr. Morgan, formerly an IU art student, now is painting in Italy. |

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Teachers College | Orchestra to Play

Times State Service TERRE HAUTE, Feb. 16—The 15th arinual winter concert by the Indiana State Teachers Collége orchestra will be given at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow in Student Union auditorium. ee An Indianapolis student, Carolyn Jane Woods, 906 N. earborn St, a 1951 graduate of Shortridge High School, is a

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