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Shortridge Writers Join

Honor Group

Shortridge High School's new, chapter of Quill and Scroll, interpational honorary journalism ore ganization for high school stu-| dents, was initiated by the South-| port High Bchool group Wednes-| day night at Southport. | The 12 Initiates became charter; members of the Bhortridge chap-| ter. They are Robert Beggs, Joan| Davis, Jane Ebner, Joy Gwinn! Sigrid ‘Hood, James Johnson, Nicholas Jones, Sonia Lewis, Jo-

Anne Niehaus, Natalie O'Dell, Paula Silberman and Natalie White,

They are Echo reporters and editors, correspondents to down~ town and neighborhood newspapers, sports writers, Annual editor and feature writers,

. The students submitted work to the executive secretary of Quill and Scroll at Northwestern Uni-| versity for approval before they were admitted, Members must be juniors or seniors and in the upper third of their class. Thomas Hasbrook, public rela-| tions director of Ell Lilly & Co, spoke at meeting. More 3500 chapters of Quill and Scroll exist in the U. 8, Alaska, China, Canada, England, Hawall and New Zealand. . Misa Jeannette Grubb and Mrs. Doris Elkins, publications directors of 8hortridge, are sponsors of the new group.

$1052 annual “Sketchbook” to be)

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be or ot pr C. 8. Btewart, di-| 0b nd even provide corsayes Friday night.

| Gaylord Allen, Barbara Robbins,

Carolyn Thomas,

Broad Ripple Honor Group |

Binucts 53

By JUDY RINEHART 1 Broad Ripple Correspondent

are inducted into Broad Ripple

FF [Honor Bociety in a ceremony at| ' |8 p. m, Friday in the audtiorium.| Dr. Hiram Weld, pastor of North Methodist Church, willl speak. Society members taking part will be Carol Capel, Richard

tion, Peter Bridgford, chapter!

night new members and old will swing their partnérs in a square dance,” 1 Seniors to be Initiated are:| Alice Ashby, Zoe Clatworthy,| Margaret Edwards, Helen Ferguson, Jerry Garrett, David) Guepel, Diane Hale, Elaine Hayes, | Robert Hirschman, Marjorie Ho-| vey, Richard Jackson, Janet Johnson, Nancy Kuhn, James McGuire, Dorothy Williams and Carolyn Woodfill, Juniors: Barbara Carter, Rollin Dix, Mary Fackler, Alma FitzA CHANGE—It'll be turnabout at Howe High School's. [gerald, Carolyn Hawthorne, Rob“Turnabout Twirl" with the girls buying the tickets, refreshments [ert Haymaker, Carolyn Hessong, and even bringing their escort's "corsages,” such as the bouquet [Patricia Johnson, Sandra Knotts,

of vegetables that Sally Sferruzi pins on Dave Weir. The dance Bandra McCrory, Jive Jo Me. is Friday night, : :

Palmer, Judy Rinehart, Ronald 60 A ts S t Schaffner, Carol Shaner, Marie! In Tech High a Badle Hawkins-type dance. |Margaret Warne and Carolyn

Smith, Janet Spilsbury, Pleiades ‘Sketchbook’ | “Ladies Night” is planned for wisner.

Girls Buy Tickets To Howe High

Leap year-conscious girls ofinee) Nollgu, Max Patton, Art

Steele, Sue Talbott, Beverly TrudHowe High School have scheduled pyttanger, Nancy Ann Smith One hundred plus performers]

gen, Patricia Trunick, Patricia Watson, Carolyn Wilson, DruFriday night in the gym, It's the a nd 60 acts will make up the ir rnabout Twirl” sponsored by

. ine’ ! ’ silla Zearley and Paula Zearley. Ladies Night Sophomores: Willlam Alltop, Howe “Hilltopper” yearbook. This In Technical, 0 the gals will dig to buy

By TRUDIE APPLEGATE iyanet Bechtold, Marie Binger, Hows High School Cetrespondent Eleanor Bull, Donald Hughes, tirkets. They'll call escorts, stand treat for the late School

Manval Vaudeville

An old-time vaudeville show for their will be a feature of Manual High PTA-sponsored “Fiesta” Performances will be at 7:30 and 8:30 p. m.

presented May 2 The annual talent revue will

rector program production; William Moon, vocal director and Robért Gwyn, instrumental director, N Q 3 : , ~~ Helping produce the revue are

for the men. There won't be any orchids or rose corsages at this affair, ey'll be made of onions, carts, lettuce leaves, and candy. Some girls have even thought Robart Toute Duane Ful, Sob. of making the corsages from cigGloria Fara. arets and matches. There will bes, Carolyn Simmons, Barbara he's Jun for the most original Pang, Nancy Cramer, Judy Spen- : Sar, Sonent Vaught and Wanda dent director, the Tech dance s an play. nd mem Jack Jarboe, Sherman Baker, are Dean Harper, Richard Cross, Robert Fisse, James Evans, Jerry| navi Moore, Donald Willis, Rob-

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Paul Taylor, H Ga-| ort Ramsey, George Bright, Donfon, Priston Butta Ronald Bur 414 Axsiom, Ray mith, Andrew ton, Paul McGuire and Harry pgyughey, Jack Herelder, Nick De-

metriades, John Kendrick, Dons pram BUY ebay NLP ald Corey and Wendell Schmoe. on Chamberlin, Shirley Merrick, Tech Track Queen

Delores Wagner, Johnny Wills! Judith Woolgar, senior, was and Esther F A chosen 1052 track queen of Tech

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SUNDAY, APR. 20,

By BERNICE DAVIS

at Crispus Attucks High Bchool|

with a big show of fun, music/Thurman, attendance; Jean Mar:

and dances scheduled Thursday and Friday in the auditorium.

them there'll be vocals

IE High School chapter of National dances by members of the Junior guage: Bernice Davis, science;

Vodil cast. Members of the cast are Henry| Wright, Ronella Saunders, Dewitt Brittain. Onetta Bishop, Jones, Chester Brown, Crenshaw, Patricia

Moll, athls Reif and Judy Risk. |p ndrew Thomas, Phyllis Smith, (Gilbert Taylor, industrial arts: 4 {Cecil Harris, Isaac White, Gwen- Gloria Temple, telephone opera-

dolyn Webb, Jimmie Smith, Marcia Edwards and Jewell Cov-| ington. i Others taking part will be Henry Wright, Shirley Walker, Anita Lanier, Eileen Edwards, Patricia Oliver, Cliftinia Young, Geraldine Hayes, Frederick Cravens, Johnnie Walton, Lula Lee Emile, Luther Davis and Gwendolyn Webb. Lillie Dillard, Albert Walton, James Craig, Francis 8mith, Caro-

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Scholastic achievement will be, Skits will be presented bY ...thematics: Donal | recognized as 53 new members extra-curricular groups. Between ,,, : 3 Butler. vis

education; Jewell Posi | i eat Seek ; Jewe sley, that shows up on 3 and gnelish; Eileen Edwards, lan- of Junior's A between | w cuts. {Juanita Baker, productions, ot this Iris Garvin, transportation is fu Sone v bit and clerk; Robert Short, business . 8 make i o Marcialeducation; Sandra Carson, art; costs so little, You'll want ho He Patricia (Clifford Fossett, athletic director: part of you regular hygiene. Your | Ferguson, Margaret Young, social service; PROFESSIONAL TYPE HAIR CLIPPER

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line Neville, Bobby Jean Marshall, Clarence Warner, Norma Stanley, Foster Stenson, Stephen Bowman, Fredrick Robinson, Leroy Stamps, Paul Parker, Mary Gayden, Robert Beach and Lillian Bryant. Drum majorettes are Jacqueline Cleveland, Myrna Watson, Donna | May, Yvonne Ross, Barbara Hart, Caroline Stevens and Florence Moore. In other skits will be Ollie Moore, Onetta Bishop, Essie Oliver, Jackie Suggs, Savannah Smith, Beverly Walker, Barbara Officer, Ronella Saunders, Bernetta Balumgraph, Joan Batle.

Students Teach

Teachers will rest and the Crispus Attucks students . will take over the building on “Student Day,” Tuesday. In charge will be: Clarence Warner, principal; Frederick Cravens, first vice principal; Johnnie Walton, dean of girls; Barbara Crowdus, director of

guidance; Willa Byrd, treasurer,

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