Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 May 1952 — Page 62

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Marjorie Adams Dolores Pieper yrua Byland Geraldine Russell

anl Basso Eugene Russell ertrude Crumrine Sara Rivers ergy Cho'" Loretta Revnolds onald Carey William Raymann tehard sus ack Schroeder rey ming orman Seay obert Fisher Wilma Shelton haries Hunter Wayne Sigman oseph Shirlee Smith

laine Snyder ahert St. Clair

Norma Marshall Marcus Stratton «Julia eMasters Betty Woods Ross Page Harry Zervan

Warren Senior Studies Drama |

Barbara Fanning, daughter of | Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fanning, 1141 Edgewood Drive and senior, at Warren Cen-| tral High School, has been accepted by the High School Summer © Institute, to tewd drama) classes from! June 25 to July 25, There ar ol three divisions, music radio,

Miss Fansiog drama, and ~ bate, in which 30

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Tech to Teach Gardening

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elected * president Marion County District Hi-Y and|ye) and her court, Shirley Har-| Tri-Hi-Y Council. The 5-foot-11 junior has been and Rose Marie Kelsey, will lead active in school and YMCA ac-|the procession. The course will include study tivities and hopes to make a) preparation of tareer of YMCA work, Being presiding officer of anjin the parade, able kinds of plants for different {organization is nothing new to|second, and third-place winners | purposes and locations, recognition this trombone-playing music 1ov-{in field events. Cornelius has been president ners will also be judged. | of the Attucks Hi-Y three years. He is also a member of the part of its time outdoors, visiting Attucks Student Council, has apand peared on TV and radio and, in| freshman and sophomore Sunday through Friday In The | years, was a trackman.

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