The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-14
CITY TO SEND AZ
TO HIGH SCHOOL
PRESS MEETING
Young Journalists to Hold
Convention at Franklin
College.

Forty-two representatives from
Indianapolis High Schools will at
tend the annual convention of the
Indiana High School Press Associa-
ton at Franklin College, Friday and
Saturday. The meeting will be in
conjunction with Indiana Journal
istic Teachers and Advisers Asso-
citation.
About four hundred high school
journalists are expected to attend
the convention as well as other
prominent State officials and
journalists.
ShOrtridge to Send Ten
Miss Ella Singenberger, faculty
sponsor of the Arsenal Cannon. will
accompany the Technical High
School students. They are Miss
Alice Gentry and Miss Esther Belle
Rusenberger, editors of the January
Technical magazine; Harrington
Bridwell, business manager of the
Cannon; James st. Clair, circula-
ton manager; Russell Totter, editor
of Cannon staff 2; Harry E. Wood
Jr., editor of staff /; Miss Ruth Pa
hud, associate editor of staff /.
Ehortridge High School will send
ten delegates. They are John For
ney, Miss Charlotte Bruce, Miss
Katherine Tinsley, Harold Dunkel,
Miss Jean Underworld, Miss Ruth
Marie Price, Charles McNaull, Miss
Ruth Bonifield, and Miss Helen
Louise Langston.
Seven to Go From Warren
The Warren Owl, the school
paper Of the Warren Central High
School, will be represented at the
convention along with seven
delegates accompanied by Miss
Margaret Hecker, faculty advisor.
The Warren delegates will be Miss
Stella Moellering, editor; Miss Sara
Kathryn Hinchman, circulation
manager; John S. Berry Jr., adj
vertising manager; Addison Beav-
ers, Miss Gwendolyn Brittenham,
and Naomi Stinson, reporters.
Representatives from Manual
Training High School will be:
Richard Fogarty, sports editor of
the Manual Booster, John Rosa
veac, in charge makeup; Harold
Lusson, editor in chief of the senior
publication; Miss Lora Meyer,
editor-in-chief of the weekly; and
Miss Ruth Dawson, business man
ager. The students will be ac-
companied by Miss Rose Singleton,
faculty sponsor of the Booster, and
Miss Helen Haynes, business
sponsor.
Present Eight Loving Cups
A banquet for the pupils alone
will open the convention. Friday
noon in the College Hall, Roy P.
Wiseheart, State superintendent Of
public instruction; R. E. Blackwell,
director of school publications at
South Bend, and Don G. Seitz, prin-
cipal convention speaker, will ad-
dress the group.
Eight silver loving cups will be
presented the winners of the winners
of the 1927 all-State contest for high
school publications. A theater party
Will C1OSC UllC 4lISG way nOVAFAUACo'
The delegates will be the guests OF
the Franklin Rotary and Kiwanis
Clubs at separate group breakfasts
for the annual editors and news
writers.
Witness Inauguration
The program Saturday morning
will be a series of lectures on types
of news writing, sports, straight news
special features, and other parts of
newspaper work. Annual editors will
be shown the best sample of en-
craving, leather for binding and diff
ferent grades of paper.
The delegates will witness the for
NAL Inauguration of DR.. Homer P.
Rainey, new president of Franklin
College, and the youngest college ad-
ministrator in the United States.
The convention will close with the
homecoming football game between
Franklin College anad Indiana State
Normal, Saturday afternoon.
The boys viii be entertained at the
fraternity houses during the con-
vention and the girls will stay in
private homes.