Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 April 1952 — Page 12

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50 Broad Ripple Pupils Visiting New York 8

JUDY RINEHART

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the wonders of the world’s meit-| They are participating

ing pot. in the first annual educational) tour to New York City, organized by William Gambold and J. Raymond Hall, of the social science department of Broad Ripple. . The pupils left Indianapolis yesterday, and will return Apr. 10, While in New York, they will take a 3-hour boat ride around Manhattan Island, a tour of

Times Square and Broadway, al visit to the U. 8. Military Academy | at West Point, and Bear Moun-| |

High School Correspondens

Fifty Broad Ripple High School pupils arrived at Grand Central station in New York this morning to view

tain,

Pupils artict yacation trip are

Carol Cooper,

REY

J, Hamaker, Carolyn fara Higgason,

harlyene *

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Jame

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bara . Bruce,

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‘Mary Qobauer, Lo obert Robert ohimeyer eity Lusthee alten: Nevin

albot, ° ot Sati Bigerich, Rim \ibrarien. oh also

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Joy Gwinn,

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eradit or, Ann cot A Jgsnng 8p:

Also highlighted will be visits to Rockefeller Center, State and United Nations bulldings, and TV and radio stations, 3 ring

onhs Ault. Bob Barbara Carter, Bob Cachrens, Phils ole; Janet Couger ober ring. Php Derrett, Bar Awar ark

Griffen. Robert Havinorra,

“onsaen. sui 1@Ch Pupils srrell 1 be . hb Win Honors an RBA:

the Empire

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CHAMPS—Tech's jinam on city ROTC rifle championshi Members and scores: Cadet bt. David Hiday 395; Pvt, David E. Hopping, 372; Put. David W. Uittell Fa30; Lt. Col. Kenneth

der G. Kurz Jr., 423. M/Sqt. A, E. Hanson is instrusdor.

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Goodin, 395; Lt. Col, Alexan- |

Attucks Club ‘Will Broadcast

The Concert. Club of Crispus | Attucks High School will be heard ‘in a special program of Easter Imusic Easter Sunday over “Young America Sings,” WIBC, 9p. m. .. | Club member who will sing are: (Myrna Coleman, Patricia Cren{shaw, Ruth Esters, Myrna Floyd, [Clara Gaines, Zarilda Gartin, Joan Griffin, Sharon Milliken, i Dorothy Murphy, Phyllis, Parker, | Ada Pollard, Irma Porter, Susie {Posley, Mary Shirley, Paula { Tracy, Gwendolyn Webb, and Mildred Williams.

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Hard Times Dance The Key Club of Shortridge High School will sponsor a Hard

Mrs. Marion Burch is directress.

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TaVel s April Diamond * Sensation!

1) 0 Tymer. captured top honors in three re-|

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Queens Chosen

juntor girls recently were chosen |

May 2 at the Indiana Roof.

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wom 9am 083000 "It's Terrific!”

Just look. at all the food And, imagine, YOU NEVE

Fhoste cent contests.

at) oy anapolls Home Show poster con-

Jim Johnson, second; Robe rt!

Humbles, fourth,

Four of five places in the Indi-|

Sunrise Service Planned at Warren

Howe High Names Editors

Eastern Sunrise Bervices will

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Technical High School Pupils] cain be held from 8 to 7 a. m. the Warren Central

{School gym.

The Easter message will be de(test were won by Tech pupils.ilivered by the Rev, Lester Dresh ‘Ronald Jackson won first place; yh the Rev. Jack Davis giving

and William the invocation. The

High

Howe High School's Hilltopper staff has been chosen for the {1952-53 school year, Alice Ray will be editor-in-chief, and Laura Fountain will Ibe associate editor. They will be assisted by Shirley Watkins and

Rev. James ;, xis Ulmer, senior co-editors:

Woden, fifth, Charles Yobst of Bell will give the pledge to the Barbara Brantner, business man-

{Muncie Central prevented a Tech! Christian flag; the pledge to the Fourteen Shortridge High School monopoly by taking third De. 3 American flag will be given by The winning poster design willipMy, Ralph Pruitt; the Rev. Robprom queen candidates by a rep-be the official poster for the ,.¢ Brenan will give the scrip-/ Margaret Moreland, activities ediresentative group of junior boys, Home Show. The girls are Deborah Collins, Katherine Ferriday, Diana Waits, contest, sponsored locally by the| Jane Hanna, Nancy Fleming, Bar- Wm, H, Block Co, Dorothy Hum-| Joy|barger receivéd the Northrup, Martha Baker, Sandra award for a still life ofl painting. Allen, Pat Moll, Judy Ross, Phyl-| lls Magner and Nancy Dugan. The junior prom will be held on sponsored by the Holaday Li-| third term at St. John Academy a., David Taylor and Nancy

have been captured by Mary Jane Pflueger.

In the annual scholastic art

gold key

The first threes places In the jelty-wide

brary, all went to Tech pupils. The voting will take place at/Ann Denny placed first, Laurence the dance. Each ticket entitles Mason, second, and Marilyn each couple to two votes,

|Knarr, third.

book review contest,

'ture reading and the benediction|tor; {will be given by the Rev. Warren

|Jacabson,

High Scholars

High scholastic honors for the

ager; Tom Hunt, sports editor; Nancy Endicott, copy editor;

Carol Jacobs, club editor; Marilyn Moffett afd Elizabeth Johnson, underclassmen co-edi-tors, and Linda Huffman, photography editor, Assistant make-up editors will be Barbara Flers and Carol Klusman; assistant sports co-editors

Marcia Blake is as-

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