Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 March 1952 — Page 9

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YOUNG TECHNICIANS—Leon Shima and Tom Lemons (left to right) check their sound equipment. speakers,” said Leon. “But the

By LLOYD WALTON THE SHOW must go on. kind we wanted cost too much.

- So we built our own.” And with Tom Lemons and «yy, have enough equipment to

Leon Shiman imrcharge of the handle any amateur production, sound system and lighting it if the auditorium is not too large,

: " Tom added. goes on without a i ch, Last summer they packed all These two enterprising Short-

r their equipment in a car and ridge High School students have drove to Anchorage, Ky., to fur-

formed a stage lighting and sound "iSh the lights and sound for a

*hild J é i y company which they named ohirens bla in the Ancorage

“Audio-Lite.” Formed with a mini- Besides this they worked the

mum of equipment and a maxi- Drama Festival at Technical mum of enthusiasm the embryo High School in December. They firm's headquarters is in the base- have ‘also handled many smaller ment of Leon’s home at 4074 Productions. Broadway. The boys have discovered runThey plan to rent sound. sys- ning their own business takes a tems, lights—and themselves—~to lot of time. But they -have been anyone putting on amateur stage accustomed to working long productions. hours on the stage and getting Despite their youth—Tom is 17 their home work. . and Reon 16—the two boys have a ‘total of more than six years . . experience in stage work. WHILE working on a show at Tom has worked two years at the Civic Theater they will aver the Civic Theater while Leon has 88 four hours a day behind the four years to his credit. Besides Scenes. And when they show up this they are both active in the at the Civic they have usually] technical work for the Shortridge come straight there from working Vaudeville. on the stage at school. 8 .u 8 Tom is a senior and expects POOLING their savings has to enroll next fall at™Purdue Unienabled the young showmen -to versity. He's going to study sound pile up more than $500 worth of engineering. And after one more equipment. First on the list are year of high school Leon is plantwo complete 30 watt public ad- ning to join him there, - - dress systems. Next comes carton, How does all this extra-cur-

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after carton bulging with spot and ricular work affect their grades in school? Seems to help them —| both boys are on the honor roll.

flood lights. “We needed cabinets for our

City Officer Loads Gun

Prospects of putting an pile) apolis officer to work loading a howitzer in Korea helped con-| tribute $1733 to the polio drive, Lt. Lester C. Nagley Jr., 2853 fuilford Ave., has described the| “bunker bust- ig { ing” drive in a% letter to his parents here. Lt. Nagley claims all Army records for polio donations for his battery of the 424th Field Artillery Battalion, “Indianapolis’

The 424th was an Indianapolis Army Reserve unit, called to ac-

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