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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-07-27

den stated that had been increased to
$3.50, 900 to offset the increase in wages
OF late weeks
Some of the Libby men also gained
the impression while in Helena that If
Wallace's decision is unafvorable to the
present location and a delay there is
forced, project will be started on the
Yak hill.
Libby men who appeared before the
commission in Helena were Senator M
d. Rowland, r. r. Veldman, A. A.
Wood, and w. H. Kemp. Present from
Troy were County Commissioner Kens-
Ter and Earl b. Angel, president OF the
Troy Chamber of Commerce.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-07-27
Guests at Knutson Hone.

Rev. and Mrs. Olsrud and two chill
dren from Charleston, Wash, were Sun
day guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Knutson. They were accompanied
by Mrs. Gabrielson Of Standpoint.
Bishop A. M. Skinlov and son Robert,
of Spokane, were also weekend visitors.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-07-27
BALL GAME SUNDAY.

Elmer WOLF is in receipt of tele-
gram from the athletic officer at the
c. G. G. camp at Rexford stating that
their ball team will be in Libby Sum
day afternoon to play the locals
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-07-27

Mrs. Rosetta Burke Is entertaining
TODAY at dinner in honor OF Rev. Er.
Whalea Of Eureka
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-19
MINSTREL SHOW
TO BE GIVEN BY
PIT. A. Group
Mothers to Present Program
at Mars Hill School
Thursday.

Mothers of the PIT. A of Mars
Hill grade school. Lafayette boule-
ward and West Second avenue. Mars
Hill. will present Slab Town Min
strels" Thursday night at in the
school auditorium, for the public.
Mrs. Ethel Bohannon Will take
the part of interlocutor, and end
men" will be represented by Mrs.
Florence Greggor, Mrs. Florence
Venable, Mrs Tressa LaMasterS.
Mrs. Goldie Nipple. Mrs Laura
Smith, and Mrs Ethel Warren.
Others who will take part include:
Mrs. Nell Caldwell, Mrs. Edith
Hempfling, Mrs. Ossie Hadley. Mrs.
Nora Jarrett, Mrs. Elizabeth Baland,
Mrs. Elsie Borski, Mrs. Mary Bluer
and Mrs. Beatrice Sinner.
Mrs. Sinner will present a tap
dance, ME and My Shadow" with
Patsy, her 6-year-old daughter.
Everett Hildebrand is directing
the show. Proceeds will be turned
over to the school.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-19
SHAKESPERIAN
PROGRAM SET
English II Class to Give
Scenes from Plays at
Manual.

Members of the Speech II class
at Manual high school will present
a Shakesperian program Friday
morning in the school auditorium.
Helen Fechtman will be general
chairman in charge of the program
and will present the opening dia-
logue with Samuel Gordon. Scenes
from various plays of Shakespeare'S
will be enacted by several groups of
pupils.
Those taking part will include
Edmund Phillips, Charles Dickman,
John Bissell, Searles Denney, Ger
trude Oertel, Charlotte Wallace,
Wayne Shrivers, Florence Enos,
Dorothy Leise, Marguerite Johnson.
Ella Newman, Martha Eskew Harry
Einstandig, Inez Smith, Helen Blak-
ley, Mary Louise Leachman, Dorothy
Slifer, Betty Cubel, Edna Hollowell,
Jeanne Marshall, Lucille Mitchell,
Paula Maotes, Lillian Klezber and
Frede Brill.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-19
Work Is Correlated With
Other Studies of Young
North Side Pupils.

Pupils of the third grade Of
School As, Twenty third street anc
Park avenue, recently constructed a
miniature log cabin in the room
The work was correlated with other
studies.
Miss Eleanor Koopman, teacher
directed work on the project, which
included a study of the life, furni-
ture, type of house, and Surroundings
Of pioneer family.
The small log house was built on
q library table in the room, and a
drawing of trees and shrubs was
placed behind the house for back
ground.
Furniture in the miniature home
includes table, Settee, bench,
cradle, chairs and bed. Rope
springs were made for the bed, and
girls in the class made a miniature
feather bed and pillows. Dishes were
nodded from clay.
A fireplace in the center of the
cabin was made from rocks and
clay. Braided rag rugs were used
for floor coverings and creased
paper was used for windows.
A quilt, used on the bed, was
made by one of the girls in the class,
the winner of class quilt contest.
Candles for lighting purposes were
made from talloW and Irvine string.
Corn-cob dolls also were made by
the girls.
A covered wagon was made by
Don HOdapp.
The class also studied the weaving
of wool, and looms were made. Raw
wool was brought to school by one
of the pupils, and this was treated,
dyed, and made into a cloth by
the class.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-19
Six Make is or More Points
in Second SiX-Week
Grading Period.

One thousand three hundred fifty
nine Tech high pupils have named
on the honor roll Of the school for
the second six-week grading period
Of the current semester.
Pupils making sixteen or more
honor points included Fern Mess
mer, Benjamin Parnell, William
Wisehart, Beverly zolezzi, Elfrlede
Nordsieck and Edward Collier.
Thirty pupils made from fourteen
to fifteen and half points. They
are:
Thurman GLADDEN.. Norbert Olsen, Lii
lie Smith. James Ali. Mary Louise Bates
Mary Katherine Carson. Luther Goebel'
Violet Porter, Boyd Mcdonald, Horace
Russell. Ruby Anderson, Max Baer, Jim
Cahill Mary Mae Endsley, Bernard Flah-
ertv Lorita Tasting. Marie Sorenson, Carol
Helser. Bernice Wires. Irene Formes Rich
ard Hittle. Eileen Harris, Shildes Johnson,
Barbara Kirkham. Gustave Klippel. George
Laughner. Richard Phillips Martha Smith.
Alice Heine. George Paidrick and Ruth
Yunghans.
Pupils making sraight A-plus
grades included:
James Ali. Pauline Dingle. Lewis Drake
Alfred Ferguson Russell Fleming, Carol
Geisler. Richard Hittle, Dorothy Kottlow-
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DADS ARE GUESTS
OF PIT. A. GROUP
800 Fathers Attend Pro-
gram at School 81.

Approximately 300 fathers of the
PIT. A. of School ST, at 3615 West
Walnut street, attended a Dads
Night program last Wednesday by
the mothers of the PIT A. and
pupils of the first, third and eighth
grades.
Music for the program was fur
nished by the Gulley Hoppers, an
oldtime string organization.
Vocal selections were presented by
a radio quartet. Milford Grail was
program director. officers for the
meeting were the husbands of the
women officers of the association.
Richard Ross presided as presi-
dent and discussed plans with other
members for future activities which
will include a paper sale, Thursday;
a play, May 5, and cookie sale,
May 10 and II.
Lawrence Stafford, principal of
the school, sponsored the meeting.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-19
lola Marsh Appointed as
Boosters Associate Editor
John BiSSeII to Select Art
for Publication at
Manual.

Caroline Lockhart. who recently
was elected editor in chief of the
senior Booster of Manual high, has
named lola Marsh Associate ed
itor. John BisSell has been chosen
art editor with George Howard as
his assistant.
Senior athletics for the publica-
ton will be written by Theodore
Vessel, and accounts of the Ivy day
program to be given May IL, will
be given by Helen Hoop.
Myra Moore will be in charge of
a page to be devoted to a detailed
account of Honor Bright" senior
class play, presented recently.
Members of the personals COM
mittee will include: Jean Rearick,
chairman; Anna Bolotin, Dorothy
Beanblossom, Pauline Moon, Mar
shall O'Neill, Emerson Whalen, Mil
dred Grow, Emmett Stages, Harry
Lockman, Lloyd Hannah and Rob-
ert league. Jack WeStmeier will
edit the joke page.
Paul Rasor has been appointed
business manager of the senior book,
by Miss Helen Haynes, faculty spon-
sor of the business staff.
James Burks will supervise the
school sales and Sarah Miller, Kath-
crime SchuSter, Jean Stickney and
Carl Dean will be bookkeepers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-19
PUPILS TO PICK
BLUE BELLE
Fifteen Girls in Race for
ShOrtridge's Annual
Popularity Title.

Fifteen. girls at Shortridge high
school were selected at a meeting
of the schoops-social committee last
week, as candidates for the Short
ridge Blue Belle at the annual Blue
Belle hop, to be held Friday, April
81, in the school gymnasium.
Candidates chosen include: Bar
bara Haines, Peggy Clippinger, Doro-
thy Braden, Ann Elliott, Helen Tag
CART, Margaret Riddell, Mary Alice
Shively, Mary Elan, Betty Moon,
Kitty Myers, Barbara Ballinger,
Louise Brown, Emma G. Tucker,
Doris VanHorn and Mary Wynne
Under the direction of Harry
Dragoo, publicity chairman, details
of the dance will be broadcast
throughout the school this week by
the schools radio system. Music
for the hop will be furnished by
Jimmie Willingham's Royal Synco-
pators.
The Blue Belle" will be selected
by popular ovte of pupils attending
the dance. Last years Blue Belle
was Janet Schuman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-19
IT. AWARD is GIVEN
TO SEVEN AT Tech
Mayor Athletic HonorS Are
Paid at Banquet.

At a recent basketball banquet of
Tech high players, seven members
of the squad received the block "T, .
major athletic award Those re-
ceiving the awards were: John
Townsend, Paul Bauman, Robert
Graves, Jim Prather, Donas Dis
chinger, Leroy Edwards and Wayne
Huston.
ct. H S." awards were given to
George Wright, Jack Woerner, Vic
tor Vollrath Eugene Ross, Ralph
Prather, Andy Pagach, Leonard
Oliver, Frank Noffke, Raymond
Mounts, Chris Mocas, Ted Lehman,
Hubert Kinney, Ben King and Max
Brandt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-19
WASHINGTON HIGH
TO GIVE TWO ACTS
Vaudeville to Be Given at
School Friday.

Juniors of Washington high school
will present two acts of junior
vaudeville Friday night at 8 in the
school auditorium. The vaudeville
centers around the Good Ship
a."
The first act will introduce many
characters on board ship. One
of the interesting events on board
is the German lesson, in which all
passengers" will take part.
The second act will include
stunt night" in the salon of the
ship. Among the specialities are a
Pep Session." "Black Rhythm, -
and a military parade, "a Ia
<Militare."
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$50 P. M

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1859 Pupils at Tech High
Are Placed on Honor Roll

ski, Lois Henderson. Murel Magee. Hudson
Moore, Marion Phipps. Violet Porter, Dale
Smith, Edna Smith, Robert Stegmiller,
Lois Stevens. Betty Still Imogene Wright,
Clyde Armel. Albert Barker. Bernill Bates.
Charles Bowers. Donald Brown. Irma
Cartmel Thelma Coleman, Marjorie Denny.
Charles Gillespie, Geneva Howell Ray
mond Meyer, Ralph Neel, Margaret Sand
strom, Barbara Swain. osephine Williams,
Sam A. Without Kenneth Armel, Lewis
Bose, Warren Confer, Philip Heist, Doro-
thy R. Lee, Charles Matthews Jr., Fern
Messmer. Louise Norman. Robert Nor
gan, Robert McEowen. Elfriede Nordsieck,
Ralph Norris Benjamin Parnen jeanette
Robin. Horace Russell, Marie Schlueter,
Geneva Senefeld. Marie Sorenson. John
Townsend, William Wisehart and Beverly
ZOleZzi
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-19
MANUAL ALUMNI TO
HOLD SPRING DANCE
Proceeds from Event viii
Go to Scholarship Fund.

The second annual Manual high
alumni spring dance will be held
Saturday night in the Antlers. Pro-
ceeds from the event will be added
to the Manual alumni scholarship
fund.
The dance is being sponsored by
the RoineS Alumni Association. The
committee in charge will include
Wilbert Eggert, Charles Musser,
Cedrick White, William Schulz,
Charles Henzie and William Moon.
Ed Gardner, president of the
alumni club since 1914; Miss Arda
Knox, Manual sponsor; Norman
Wilson, secretary. and Louis Ward.
treasurer, will be honored guests.
Miss Knox is the founder of the
club.
Music will be furnished by the
Ambassador orchestra.
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Mertz, Helen Stoshitch, Kenneth
Strattman and Jean Welty. John
Simpson is faculty advisor.
Miss Ruth Dunwoody of the art
department will have charge of the
costuming, and will be assisted by
Katherine Hedges, Mary Jane Bar
nett, Robbie Cain, June F. Cox,
Pauline Dingle, Robert Hickman
and De Armand Dochez.
The properties committee will be
composed of Barbara Kirkham,
chairman; Warren Baldwin, Rose
mary Byrket, Alfred Ferguson, Thel-
ma Greenwood and Ralph Kiefer.
Stage settings will be in charge
of Chelsea Stewart of the faculty,
assisted by members OF the stage
craft classes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-19
SENIORS DATES CHOSEN
Final Activities Schedule Is An
nOunced by Tech Principal.

Dates of the final senior activities
at Technical high school were an
nounced by Dewitt S. Morgan, prin-
cipal, at an auditorium exercise held
at the school last Thursday
The dates include Senior play.
captain Applejack," April 21;
senior dance. May 5; senior class
day meeting, May 90; alumni party,
June 3; vesper services, June A.;
honor day, June 5; graduation, June
6 and 8.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-19
ASSEMBLY Is FORMED
BY SHORTRIDGE PUPILS

New Organization to Be Adjunct Of
Schools Student Council.
Dan Morse, president of Short
ridge high school student council,
has announced a new organization,
to be called the general assembly,
will be formed as an adjunct to the
councils activities.
The assembly will be composed Of
one representative from each of the
home rooms. The various rooms will
elect their representatives Tuesday.
April Is.
Those elected will meet the stu
dent council on set dates. The
first meeting will be Friday, April %.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-19
Class Play ushers Chosen

Miss Eleanor D. Theek, sponsor
of the Shortridge high school senior
play, has appointed eighteen junior
girls as ushers for the presentation
of Gypsy Trail" by the senior class,
Nav 5. Twenty-one girls were cho-
sen by Miss Theek to sell ice cream
at the performance.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-19
INSPECTION ORDERED
r. o. T. C. Units Here to Be Viewed
bv Fifth Corps Officers.

officers of the Fifth corps area OF
the Reserve officers Training Corps
will be in charge of an inspection
of the five units in indianapolis
high schools, Wednesday and
Thursday, April Is and 81.
Shortridge, Technical. Manual
washington and Crispus Attacks
high schools are the five schools in
indianapolis maintaing units.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-19
CONCERT TO BE GIVEN
Broad Ripple Orchestra to Entertain
School 81 PIT. A.

The Broad Ripple high school or
chestra, under the direction of Ray
mond Hall, will entertain the
PIT. A. of School 81, Forty sixth
street and keystone avenue, at 8
Wednesday night at the grade
school,
A violin solo, Meditation, will be
presented by Norval Ayres, Ripple
post graduate, accompanied by
Loraze Bracket, another Ripple
pupil.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-19
CITY YOUTH WINS
HONOR AT HARVARD
Charles FeibIeman Member
of Debate Team.

By Times Special
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, April 49,
Charles Feibleman, graduate of
Shortridge high school in 1882, has
been chosen as member Of the
Harvard university freshman de-
batting team.
Fehleman spoke last Friday night
when the Harvard team defeated
Princeton.
Feibleman is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Isodore Feibleman, 1852 Ruckle
street, Indianapolis.
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WEDNE SDAY
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six senior roll
rooms will be in
charge Of the sale.
Makeup will be
administered by a
committee COM
posed Of Henrietta
Crooke, chairman;
Jane Bosart, Ad-
ma Bridges, Vir-
ginia Campbell,
Harriet Closson,
Dorothy Syerup,
Barbara Young
ling, ELS W o r tn
Handy, Winifred
Hickman, j u n e
AHrsv
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-19
BROOKSIDE CLASSES TO
GIVE SPRING EXHIBITION
500 Children to Take Part in Open
House Thursday.

Annual spring exhibition oil
Brookside classes. sponsored by the
city recreation department, will be
held Thursday night at 7:30 in the
Brookside park community house.
Five hundred children, between z
and Is. will take part in presenta-
ton of gymnastics, tumbling, ap-
paratus work and dancing.
Lawrence Feeney is director of the
boys classes and Miss Norma Roster
is director of girls classes at Brook
side.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-19
MANUAL PUPIL HONORED
Bernadine Weilahd Receives Silver
Pin for Stereotype Test.

Bernadine Weiland, a pupil at
Manual high school, recently re-
ceived a silver pin from the La
Sale Extension university in Chi
cago for passing the 125-word steno-
type test given by the university.
The tests are given monthly.
Bertha Munroe, also of Manual,
recently received an award for hav-
ing passed successfully the seventy
five-wordS minute test.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-19
Biblical Drama to Be Given

"Jephtahs Daughter" a one-act
Biblical drama, will be presented by
the Expression II class Of Technical
high school before the Stratford
Literary Club Of the school at the
clubs bi-monthly meeting, Thurs
day, April 81.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-19
SENIOR CLASS TO VOTE
Officers to Be Named for Celebra-
ton; Election to Be by Ballot.

Election of senior class day Off
GERS at Shortridge high school will
be held Thursday, Joel w. Hadley,
sponsor of the class has announced.
Vote will be by ballot with election
in the school auditorium.
Candidates for the various Offices
include: Dorothea Craft, Edith L.
Moore and Jean Soehner, historian;
Ted Green, Frank Parrish and
David Thompson, will-maker;
LloyIlovella Cook, Dorothy Rea-
soner and Frank w. Tinsley, pro-
phet, and Harry Butcher, Guilford
Pearce, Eugene Fife and Dick
Greenburg, giftOrian
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e IN CAST OF
|. SENIOR PLAY AT
TECHNICAL HIGH
Captain AppIeiaCk' to Be
Presented Friday Night
at Auditorium.

Twenty-three pupils are in the
cast of Captain Applejack,"
directed by Miss Clara Ryan, to be
presented Friday night. by the AK
division of the senior class at Tech
high. The play will be staged in the
auditorium.
Jerry Holman and Hazel Fisher
have the leading roles.
Those in major roles include /:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-19

The Science Club of Washing
ton high school, which meets
every second Tuesday at $3.50 at
the school, recently elected Off
GERS for the spring term. They are
Doris Meyer, president; Robert
Munshower, vice-president; Edith
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-19
MANUAL HIGH
SENIOR GROUPS
NAME SPONSORS
Student Committees for
Various Activities Also
Are Appointed.

Faculty sponsors for senior class
activities at Manual high school
were elected at a recent meeting
of the class.
Harry Painter of the history de-
partment was chosen sponsor of the
Ivy day program to be presented
Friday, May u. Ray Ankenbrock of
the science department was elected
sponsor for class day, Friday, May
~. The student program committee
Tor Ivy day is composed of Virginia
Ieeguarden, chairman; John Click,
Helen Hoop, Sarah Miller and Irwin
Schwomeyer.
Other Groups Appointed
Other groups working on activities
for that day include: Annetta Proc
tor, chairman; Caroline Reithmuller,
Edward Lognwell, Theodore Vessel
and William Lancaster of the social
committee; Edgar Hohlt, chairman;
Evan Miller, Dorothy Drake. Mil
dred Grow and Richard Burkhart
OF the music committee, and Myra
Moore, chairman; Violet Hanna,
Francis Woodbeck, Foster Tilford
and Ralph Cowden of the business
committee.
The social committee for the
class day event will be composed of
Morris Bloom, chairman; Emerson
Whalen, Helen Craven, Eugene
SprouSe, James Burks. Henry Fla
herty and Mildred Mclaughlin.
Gift Committee Named
The business committee for class
day will be composed of Floyd Pet
erson, chairman; Frank Welton.
Ruth Ripberger, Olga Nathene and
Matte Bolotin.
Karl Dean is chairman of the
gift committee, which will have
charge of purchasing a gift to be
presented to the school by the class
at the close of the current semes-
ter.
Other members of the committee
include Lucille Green, Edward
Kirschner. Timothy Walsh and
Howard Hanna.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-19
Library Club Officers Named

Florida Monical has been elected
president of the library club at
Technical high school. Other Off
GERS are Alkaline Walker, -presi-
dent; Roberta Auble, secretary, and
Mary Cook, historian.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-19
FINAL TECH ADDITION
Is HELD AT SCHOOL

Pupils are selected to Appear In
Future Programs.
Last addition at Tech high held
in order that pupils may have an
opportunity to appear in auditorium
entertainments before the entire
student body was held recently at
the school.
Forty-seven pupils took part in
the program and presented various
types of entertainment.
An auditorium program by pupils
who we're successful in the additions
will be presented in May.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-19
Times Radio Dial TwisterS

:00-Columbia Symphony (CBS).
10:30-The Columnist.
10: 45-Louie Lowe orchestra.
11:30-Eddie Duchin orchestra (CBS).
11:15-Atop the Indiana Roof
11:45-Carlton Coon Pr. orchestra,
A. NJ.
l2:15-Siqn off
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Snethen to Give Talk

E. o. Snethen, attorney, will pre-
sent the poetry Of Riley before the
Washingtonians, senior girls orga-
nization of Washington high school,
Thursday afternoon.