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3 Attucks Pupil "Decatur Central At Shortridge

Va ie Seniors Honored | : The 63 seniors at Decatur CenAspires to Be tral High School will "be busy

this week as they prepare for : e

Shortridge Pupils Win In Journalism

; % » § graduation. : Federal, state and local taxes, Honors Ten An Attorne | Baccalaureate services were to : _ plus interest charges and A elty Joy Gwinn and Nick Jones, : 7 Kd » |be held at 2:30 p. m. today in § insurance costs, play a big part A y Shortridge juniors, have been } > a bs : {the school. The Rev. Robert : in the price of every new car - without pa) named first place state winners | In a program at Shortridge | “Your honor, the state rests its Pierce, pastor of the Broadway : the first year—but you'll find This wo

in the news and sports divisions,

d High School last Wednesday, 10 ; | sase.” respectively, of the Quill an

lecting jag |awards were presented to pupils, Mr. Johnson Mr. Sinclair

Methodist Church, was.to speak. and rain 1

¢ 4 there's far less to pay the ~ These are the words Charles

SANSA NsER ENE ARRSERRRRRRRRRERE

! Tomorrow the class holds its : Henry J way! croll national ig and Mra | The Mu Phi Epsilon award, g1V-larship and athletic ability. An Walton, a law enthusiast at picnic at = MeCormick's Creek : Freight and 1349 ha oe Joy, daughter 0 ME 4 Park en to the music. student Show- anonymous award was present to Crispus Attucks hopes to say State Park. On the committee : os tar ara in MacColl James R. Har oy the Short- ing) excellence in = musician-/Robert Sinclair for attaining the Some day. But right now he is are Barbara Miller, Sam Krutz, : See your Kaiser-Frazer dealer today Edwin Mill Ave. has Wars on a (ship, public per- 'highest grade on college exams in Moré concerned . Lennis Chitwood, Janet Rath, : °° ” at the pa Tr hate She was formance, and 'social studies. about entering Lois Winters, Mary Ann Schutte § :

high character,

& a items, inclu was presented to

The Class of “1929 Award was college in Sep- Li: safety pin

a | junior prom queen candidate and [presented to Judy Morrow and tember.

and Gerald Calvert. Chaperones candidate for Annual editor. Re-

(will be Miss Mary Lou Irwin and

; Suzanne Mc-} (Culver Godfrey for ‘reflecting the Although only {Jack Monninger, RE 7 hangers an cently she received Jmistton to | Laughlin, most credit rE he 15 years old and Commirceent exercises will B We = gh oma i rsit | James Johnson } 'four years in school. a junior, he will be held at 8 p. m. Thursday in | noticed it : at Northwes orn ou NOalY Ds received the 3 en we pean 'be admitted to the school. Speaker will be Ro in Rk, son RATT “151 E. {Merle Sidener “3 Lys. Morehouse Col- {Larry Brandon, vice president of us Sd But the pig « -». Hampton Dr. is & sports writer ward he the 26 Tech High lege, Atlant a, the Indiana Farm Bureau; “Caprices” by Christy is a bright : aE ? for the Echo and a sclool cor- | ou 8 apding Soy a8. e college | Howard Mills, president of the feature of The Times women’s ‘ doesn’t coll respondent. He was elécted edi- : Pp

: | Township Advisory Board, will

: has a program oud . f the 1953 A 1 last Tues- p : a nd proficiency = Seniors N r of accepting high’ present diplomas. pages Sunday through Friday. tor o e 1% nnual las $ {in English and, . ’ ranking high . | me a AA dav. ia is Miss McLaughlin I1sse a : . Mr. Walton 3 0\i78) 78 Shortridge students have won Photo by Robert J. Bess, flOurnalistic writ- Lt school. students ba the Stale spans SOnSent: hide of WINNERS—Nick Jones and Joy Gwinn, Shortridge. Ng: Sonia Lewis %as Sie sews: Twenty-six seniors at Tochnieall pri uation. the cogs e last four years. 8 Is ithe me. - es | : . as HIgh School have never missed a! rT | RS . ization but no award was a i larsh At the end off first time Shortridge has had two (gan ’ Z their 1 in ON & scholarship, , ; ie first-place re F kli T High Average |made for girls. Soy Jurmg their four years ‘in pq first year he will be awarded |S § Rb tg pan rankiin wp. NT A 9 Sonia Léwis received the Al 3 : v a high school diploma. [5S - . ins Awar Kettler Award, given to the sen-| They are: Virginia Barlow, Dale, eparles sis a member of the Broad Ripple Seniors Go to Donte. Edwards tion on excels in depend. JE. Papnes. David Boke Caro" [Purdue Student Legislative As- ; [i : : B led War £, : (ability and journalistic writing./lyn Brown, Marilyn Brown, Pa-/sembly and Indiana High School 8 ‘Candlelight Rite of the June graduating class atThe Phy Beta Kappa Award was tricia Englert, Earl W. Ensinger, porensic Association discussion ig PERMANENT. WAVE : : Crispus Attucks High School, has given to Barbara Walker, high- Damor Eubanks, Glenda Simore| groups. : : : A baccalaureate candlelight been awarded the Phi Beta Kap-|as: student on the senior honor and Don Harpman. ; . No Kink—Ne Fuzz w 95 oma IS S -. |service, honoring the 46 Frank- pa award for the graduating|. ; : £ Res One of 35 youths across the a] : ” - {lin Township High School grad-| senior with the highest scholastic Judy M d the DAR Marjorie Heber, Lester F. Kaf-\paon to be awarded a Ford § 4 Never Needs Setting = iz new |B uating seniors, will be conducted average. - | Judy Morrow received the DAR fenberger, Dale Koenig, Lewis A. Foundation Scholarship of $750. &8 INCLUDING THE NE! { = - in the school gymnasium at 8 The Cumulative Award was Award for outstanding citizen- Marshall, ¥ivian Meredith, Shir-|/Foun Sup hi Guaranteed Until Your Hair Grows Out OR ANY STYLE Ny & in onors lp. m. today. awarded to Bernice Davis, salua-{SNiP throughout the school year.ley Merrick, Dorothy L. Moore Charles hopes to study law in 8 So Attractive—So Easy fo Handle PL-0481 or PL-6090

| The Rev. Richard Muterspaugh, torian of the class. The Frank B. Wade Award was ang Rodney Pittinger. 'some Eastern law school. He fg

Hair Experts for 25 Years Eleven Broad Ripple High Acton Baptist Church, will speak - presented to Sue Storer, winner Barbara. Scoggan, Cherry Shep- eventualy would like to hold a P

| X 2 : ; 3 # Benefit School journalism students were ©, “HOW Shall I Live” nvo-| Attucks Pupil I gre 5. Wade GRSAY CON" hard, Joyce Slack, Marcia Smith, post as either district attorney or ig NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY & |

le ; ies Several presented awards for articles ana|Cation and benediction will be Philip Smith, Virginia-' Taylor,

iven by the Rev. Frank Buck- . | The Shortridge Dads’ Club tro- ; judge. “it : Turn Left from Elevator { .& ceived rose pictures, published in the school E1V¢ Manienill Methodist Church, Heads Councils loby went to the senior boy and Robert Vaught and Lucille Wil-"' yes flan participated in the, Drab hair? Open Every |E men. paper, Riparian, judged best by wanamaker. lgirl who were outstanding in “°™ Indiariapolis High School Drama || No excuse. Day 8 A. M. Kiwanis ( a panel of Indlanapalis newspaper| Commencement exercises for =~ Clarence J. Warner, a Crispus scholarship, citizenship, and par- ~~ | Festival and the Junior Town i We Sawn, Avery Nigh 3polly and men and women. the class will be at 8 p. m. Wed- - Attucks Highiticipation in school activities. Bar- Hmmmm uatly ir 2 Yaron, | some 2500 + The awards [nesday in the school gymnasium. School pupil, has|bara Walker and Jack Barney Marilyn Monroe, widely Meeting of the Air. iil eliminate S— OPEN M11 DAY purchasing were made at a [The Rev. Robert Pierce, pastor been elected received them. heralded as filmdom’s current| He is a major in the Crispus j& vey dae 401 Roosevelt Bldg. saruapay |E8 {ans aid un dinner In the of Broadway Methodist Church, _head of the City| (papjeq Shoemaker received the number one glamour girl, ap- Attucks ROTC unit and is the [8 ny. 5 4th Floor—Corner ILL. & WASH. : One of the school gymnas- will ‘talk on “The March of Federation gg. Mills Watkins Award for pears throughout “Clash by son of Mr. and Mrs. John Wal-| |S A RS viding recr lum Wednesday. Truth.” David Kitley will give] of Student Coun- outstanding sportsmanship, schol-'Night” in levis and a sweater. (ton, 128 W. 14th St. | OOOO ORONO ROOT vocational Sponsored by the eils. He also is|— — . . : Soil i : ai : -

the invocation and Deloris Engle, Fathers’ Asso: J

arion Cou president of the! M C

} : on | TL 5 a Warren go! Attucks Student] +i ent of Juve The son of Mr, : — I ro » and Mrs, Abra-| - ? t r po ham Warner, 526 | : . , ! 1

{the benediction.

Warren Central : {Commencement Set }: i

Gilliom and

Girl Edi

: | Commencement exercises for, Mr. Warner W. Vermont St, 3 Worth F [119 Warren Central High School he succeeds Rich- Be : . 3 Big prizes ! ard Moll, Broad Ripple High | ai Po A roast beef . Seniors will be held gt 8 p: ‘m. School, as federation head - ¥ lis B Tuesday in the school gymnasium, (~*~ "7% HC 2 x rl apolis Bar . = Students will participate active- s i“ x z ciation’s ai ly in the ceremonies for the first 63 Graduates : 3 summer oO ~ g R i time in many years. Barbara a L I is 4 . and golf to Miss Neff . "i Christenberry will give the in-| t Lawrence Centra ; ¥ 2 > ment at V ciation and Par- vocation, Shirley Davis willl pg... o1aureate services will be : Q 3 Blo highs ent - Teachers'§ greet the Class of '52. “Present-haiq at 8 p. m. today at Law-| - - 2 ¢ 3 uni Association of ing Our Heritage” will be given prance Central High School. The ] a siness Lo) "Broad Ripple, by four senior girls: Patricia Rey. B, K. Johnson, pastor of the 2 izations are lit guests. included Alger, "“Thorugh the Church”; Methodist Church at Linden willl 4 Dishing "°° | Mayor Clark and Pos Peggy Pollock, “Through the speak. i : ; 4 . prizes. C _~ 2 Superintend e nt Miss Farmer Home”; Carol Perkins, “Through Sixty-three seniors will réceive | ; . 1 Babcock is 17 of Schools Dr.. Herman L. Shibler.|the Community and School,” and diplomas at commencement ex-| Eo > J : 3 Ing chairma : Presentations were made by|Shirley Eaton, “Through Our ercises in the school auditorium | im i sisted by © © Mrs. John Burkhart, PTA presi-| Youth." : Wednesday night. Speaker wil i Cadick, A 11 |

: : ‘dent, and W. A. Hackemeyer,| “County School Superintendent be Dr. James R. Mitchell of Pur-| , : . Fathers’ Association president. |Robert T. Gladden will present due University. Thomas Peters, | . ; i ~° 77 Winners were: Stanley Paulsen, diplomas, Senior Robert Kistner senior. class president, will intro- | Sd ’ most lines published; Bill Davis, |will sing “I Will Lift Mine Eyes duce him. > . | © best news story; Don Blue, best|to the Hills,” and Principal C. E. " : news photo; Barbara Farmer, best/Eash will award scholarships. . % 4 -

Sylvia Me and Mrs. O editorial; Barbara Miles and Har-|The program closes with the ben- =. Towa ft. old Atherly, best cartoons; Dar- ediction by Wanda Broyles. -

College, nex she was bus

rell Lance, best humorous feature mat story; Bill Davis, best sports go. Davis Pupils

~~ story; Carolyn Wilson, best inter- ] book this y Yew: Kathie Heit, Bast Readiines; To Attend IU Class : 2 : Star. Poi ~ Bran oore, best ‘Informationa : : “feature story, and June Hauen-| Ben Davis High School PUpLS : J i Learning sein best column go ms Be shen Sit dO wn purvose 9 Quill and Scroll citations went Sohoe Gna 5 Tare i} Ww ate one : sta ing : 4 to Carol Capel and Adrianne Nail, [Indiana University, July tad gas © :| sity’'s Ew Attending will be: Alfred Stout, |} WOE Aon 3 Harry E. Cr Betty Jo Jones, Dixie Markin, : ae : emaitics Dep Ten Are Honored {Harold Denny, Jim Hanna, Jim } % ol : director of § |Dearman, Ronnie Grimes, Rich-: | 0. sl will lecture Ten new members were elected |, .y gKnarr, Sue Schoenemann, : MA 3 : to Crispus Attucks High School o15)vn Wells, Shirley Jackson, : 3 the Butler Shapter of the National Honor g,,gra Rutledge, and Dorothy : : 304 Jantern They are: Frederick Cravens, |JokbsoD. Keiiman. Ban Link Obser Mary Ann Edelen, Doris Ed-| : : wards, Helen Emile, May Haynes, ! p avis Publications Rdviser: wil Welcome Jewell. Posley, Robert Short, 3Ch. a newswriling class a . Flower sh Frances Smith. Johnnie Walton institute and will have charge of | and Joyce Watts : {the paper, the Institute Informer. dedisation, se t——————————— ——— lr — an | ————

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