Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 May 1952 — Page 16

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Tech Seniors Get Together Wednesday

The final meeting of the senior class at Technical High School! will be held Wednesday morning | in the Boys’ Gymnasium. | 8 Dean Harper, prsident of the a Senior Council will preside. Mar-| lehe O'Dell, senior Council secre- | tary, will give committee reports, | . Stephen Dillinger will present | the 1952 class gift, a trophy case! for the gymnasuim, toePrincipal| H. H. Anderson. i Patricia Jet will sing the “Tech| Hymn,” accompanied by Miss! Louise Swan. The Cholr, Madri-| gals and the concert orchestra will present musical selections, Roberta Bishop, who was elect-| +» ed as the junior class torch bear. er, will receive the senior class] w

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SUNDAY, MAY 11, 1952

torch from last year’s torch bear-| y a tie

er, Cherry Sheppard. satan ST race Haves HCRISPUS ATTUCKS | ou orothy Ravford

Hobbs Joan Ravford

HIGH SCHOOL lis jill gid Ki

Barbara Wilson Mona Woodson

Richard Highbaugh Isabell Rose | James Hooks ~~ Curtis Sanders | Eddie Sarver Vivian Shified aVerne Shorter

Blanche Woodru# = Barbars Young Norms Woods

Nigh School

Mary House Elnore Howard Rosella Hutt

iE Howe Siudens =

Get Strai ht A's Kivi arbara Richmond Ardiemiss Joh enna South By Science Service alg Avid Amos Lstedias Cooley les Rosemary Robinson Wille Clemmaos~ Clatence Webb Lousiin Jones Frances Siephens WASHINGTON, May 10—The rea Io Ll OS Aamisy arr Qroush ©. Si Elisabeth Rogers Janie Corlngton pte Borms Jones Geradinehirens |ooqther of half the world mow HAM A pupils received straight A" cards elvin Anderson De aE iusion rh James Rowe Virginia Ervin John Eubanks chard ockett attle i can be created in a rotating dishfor the second grading period of attle Armour Betty Cowherd anet Carolin Rowley Barry Minor Calastine MoCracken Henry 1 Te nie omnis a oking pan and studied indoors. the second semester. Those re-|Limar Ball Frederick Cravens fen Amanas Sims Erb Revinson [ilie Manning © 3He Tuner Dr. Dave Fultz, 30-year-old as- rotating. ceiving perfect cards were Tricia Martha Barnett jores Crawtord : Norman rances Smith Janva Graduates Benjamin Moors Phyllis Waiden sistant professor of meteorology. The rotation is similar to the Baker, Donna Funk, Barbara|drs) Geinet Anna Davenport Patricia James Sm) ry neon Moore Loretta Waller at the University of Chicago, de- revolving of the earth. To obSwengel, Dorothea Clayton, Muri- Charies Benson iaeilly Denr Ai Bmoot Brbeins Ada ors Contes" Bern Norets rances Washinton (scribed his laboratory weather Serve theimovements of water in

Delores ra Labner arbara Lane Charlene Ledford Virgle Lewis Edward Lipscomb

Ite: riseills Dennis lyn Fuller, Sara Johnson, Larty|Heien Beverly’ Anfia Bulsrd

netta Bishop Ronald Dodson

Zebedee Alexander E ert Collins Robinson, Susan Stirling, Jessie|Margaret Biaine Jonaid Dads

ary Armour rmaleta Crenshaw {ohn Oakley xine Batis aymon Davis ula Parker illiam Berry Alice Drake Robert Parrish Walter Dyer

Jewell Smoot M Loretia Spearman ua Alexander Spencer Janet Starks

abert Washington | Ada Whitley | Rosetta Williams Martha Wilson

Constance Bettis William Patton

Eddie Stewart Russell Steward William Tavlor Luey Temple

Yerna Poindexter rvin Pollard Mary Pollard Bordie Posley

Leland Ferguson Emma Field Romilda Franklin

Anna Yaney ary Grider Florg Miller James Officer !

Norma Doak, Diana Wilkens, Rotelle Bang ah

James Springer and Janet Pax-|Nemew Homary

Naomi Martin Thomas Martin Dorothy Mason Edward Mathews

DeWitt Brittain Betty Brock Barbara Brown

Joyees Dupree Mary Edelen Charles Edwards

pans. Water, with tracer chemicals

Dorothy Granison

John Childress Ezra Clemons

Albert Reeves Mary Richardson

Harold Harvey Barbara Herron

Edna Thurman Emma Tinnin

David Mitcham

rval Brown Bertram Eubank Cantrell Mites

students also made the honor|yvenne Browne Clara Felder

Grass. Williams lcreate a reasonable facsimile of fast and

JJoan , Alfred Fi il Josephine Moers Donald Toler » CS al aa roll. Elin rn Aner Neal Fitts Sylvester Moore James Tunstell « Edwin Burt Anna Fraim Norma Morris Willie Turner anita Buteer Virginia Franklin faroirht Morton LYors Walines * ’ onR wutle Henry Fre ,ouls Muse oyee . ‘Signs of Spring fldred Byrd Virgil han Bessie Nelson Dorothy Weaver Lap . gt Sr. ABI Rf ea Han oak A i Jaa Ho It oreland “aldwe : 40h Goodn a Is Decatur Musical ols Campbell anny Gr Fogy Juanita Oliver Jovee ite obert Cannon Malvern Grunbds Rosales Owens Ronald Wiggine

Carolyn Parker Henry Tilken Eleanor Patterson Charlotte Wilkins Lillian Peacock George Wiiltams Mary Perrin wreta Williams William Polin LaVerne Williams Martha Porter Vernice Willlams

Decatur Central High will pre-| Donald Cantrell eity HW sent a spring musical, “BIgns of | jume corey Margaret Har Bpring” Friday evening. |{aeasstine Cleveland Jove’ Wawhing The program is sponsored hy — Rexall Hawking the Booster: Club to enlarge the organ fund. The newly installed organ was used for the first time at the recent band concert and will provide background music for the musical.

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