Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 May 1952 — Page 22

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Vivien Alexander Betty Arnold June Arnold Delores Asher Charles Baker Robert Baker Charlene Baldwin Roberta Ball {unset Ballard Barbara Bartlett Denald Beasley Charles Beckman Earl Beleher

Carolyn Relden | Donald Rell | Patricia Berry William’ Berry | Mary Binkley Diane Bohm | Shirley Bostard Hannah Boughton Betty Branham Sandra Brothers Leola Brothers Mary Bryant Erma Burdety | Jack Burka Raymond Burkhardt | Mary Butler | Raymond Byrne {Jetty Canada Norma Case |Georgenne Cassidy Clifford Chapman {Clyde Chasleen | Gaidene Christie Barbara Clair | Forrest Clair Marilyn Cooper Harold Cottongim Engene Cralg Rosalie Culbertson Thomas Davis Lavents Der Juan Ha D [Raleig Dobbins {William Dodds Mark Dreyer Eva Dugge William Dunbar Betty Duncan Peggy Duncan Janet Ehle Charles Ellis Maribelle Emmert Norma Emmert Roy Fahrbach Joan Farlow Ronald Fanlkner Carol Feeley William Fellows Diansue Ferguson {Claude Fiteh | Robert Flake {Peggy Forsion I Richard Fox Helen Freund [Myra Gaskins Samuel Gerking MacKever Germain Ronald Gill Harlan Gillespie Virginia Goll

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4 rn i si SAUNee. Ge Te wi fl Yd Mary Alice Cardis ° Mary Ann Carman Barbara Carr Helen Cavanaugh Mary Ann Chermansky Carolyn Commons Helen Cook Carole Lee Coomes Agnes Crampton Dorothy Culligan Jean Ann Delaney Ann Dowling Doyle Shirley Constance Cunean Roseanne Early Francis Ewing Faenzl nrolyn Faust Mary Feeney Ruth Ann Felts Mary Flynn ary Gas nt

ib Clara Goodin Carol Ann Gordon Barbara Hoosier {Marie Huser Norma Hynes Marilyn Jines atricla Johanigen a y Johnsen reia Johnston Lucl le Kappmeyer Barbara Kellermeyer Marian Kieffer

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iin the tremendous outpouring of Shortridge ROTC energy from the sun, Dr. Barbara! Bell of the Harvard College Ob-| 10 Be Inspected The annual Federal Inspection {of the Shortridge High School Variations in the solar con-| ROTC unit is scheduled to take ‘a measure of the sun's| |place next Tuesday. radiation received on the earth, {tion of awards will also be made seem to be required, she said, to to outstanding cadets. I Webster Risher have varied over a long period of will receive the Professor of Militime, with the great ice sheets tary Science and Tactic Award ladvancing during glacial periods,'which is awarded to one Indian|apolis. ROTC cadet each year.

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