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2 I School I Edition 7 Jolly Joe Says: The problem with English teachers today is that they don't speak our language. The Teen Star VOL. 8, NO. 28 SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1963 sem-statp: sft today Speech Meet To Draw 220 Contestants Ik ex. t- castle Senior High School, Ladoga High School, Thorntown High School, and Perry Central and Lebanon junior and senior high schools in Lebanon, Region 12.

The Indianapolis area, Region 10, will enter nine participants in each division; Region 9, five participants; Region 11, three participants, and Region 12, eight participants. MRS. DRAGOO said that radio announcers Doug Zink, Mike Aherne and Ron Carroll of WIRE will judge the radio division. Other judges include six from Indiana University, four from Purdue University, and all speech and debate coaches whose pupils are not entered in a given division. Sectional winners who will compete are: a a lc interpretations, Ronnie Spencer, Warren Cen About 16 Keystone Club members of the English Avenue organization participated in the stunt, which Knox said is part of the club physical fitness program.

National Boys' Club Week is March 31 -April 6. (Teen Star Photo) WILL THEY Knox (right), unit director of the English Avenue Boys' Club, checks the feet of (left to right) Ted Robbins, Ronnie Long, Richard Howard and Lowell Irvin before they begin a 32-mile hike today from Indianapolis to the Indianapolis Boys' Club Camp six miles northwest of Noblesville. SEEK SCHOLARSHIPS 210 Pupils To Compete In Chemistry Exam Winners of the Indianapolis-Marion County sectionals of the Indiana High School Forensic Association's sectional meet two weeks ago at Arlington High will compete with pupils from 19 other Indiana high schools today in the semi-state round at George Washington High School. More than 220 teen-agers will pit the skills which won them sectional ribbons in hopes to go on to the state meet at North Central High School next month. They are competing in debate, in which they must tackle the nationally adopted topic, "Resolved: That the United States should adopt a policy of reciprocal free trade with non-Communist nations," and nine other areas.

THE OTHERS are dramatic interpretation, discussion, boys' extemporaneous speaking, i 1 s' extemporaneous speaking, humorous interpretation, poetry, radio, original oratory and oratorical declamation. Registration for the semi-state will be from 8 to 8:15 a.m., according to Mrs. Allie Dragoo, Washington, who is regional director. Miss Connie Clark, teacher at Arlington, handled plans for the sectionals. Mrs.

Dragoo said drawings for extemporan eous speaking will be at 8:15 a.m., with most events beginning about 8:30 a.m. and lasting until about 4 p.m. Warren Central High School garnered 33 points at Arlington to top the 14 Marion County high schools which participated March 15 and 16. Ranking behind Warren were Arsenal Technical High School, with 31 points, and North Central High School, with 30 points. THE WARREN, North Central and Washington teams ranked in that order in debate, with Roger Brackett and Bob Phillips of Warren taking honors as the winning team.

Other high schools which will compete against Marion County winners are Walter P. Chrysler High School and New Castle Junior High School, New Castle; Richmond High School and Rushville High School, Region Bloom-ington High School and Columbus High School, Region 11; Alamo High School, Bain-bridge High School, Coal Creek High School, Crawfords-ville High School, Danville High School, Darlington Consolidated High School, Green- mann and Sandy Hill, Warren Central; George Woywod, North Central, and Douglas Johnson, Washington. Boys' extempora neous speaking, Harry Underwood and Jeff Kellams, Southport; Jonny Reed, Warren Central, and Keith Tharp, Ben Davis. Girls' extempora neous speaking, Roseva Hughes and Susan Meeks, Tech; Louise Lynch, Ben Davis, and Mary Ann Banta, Warren Central. Humorous interpretation, Jan Gold, North Central; Alan Derringer, Washington, and Hazel Karch and Darlene Parker, Warren Central.

Poetry, David Fairman and Karen Ostapinko, North Central; Cathy Groome, Warren Central, and Douglas Black, Washington. Radio, William Carroll, Washington; Harold Moore, Arlington, and Steve Capper and Vonna Glascock, Warren Central. Original oratory, Elizabeth Smith, Howe; Mary Jo Davis, Warren Central; Rick Stanton, Speedway, and David Fruits, North Central. Oratorical declamation, Phillip Burch, Decatur Central High School; Dave Gingrich, Southport; a Sordean, Warren Central, and Laura Boston, Ben Davis. Other debate teams entered are Roger Hinkle and Barbara Herron, Warren Central; Craig Johnson and Mickey Eller, Washington; Roger Cook and Janice LaFlamme, South-port; Mary Pille and Mary Jo Diercks, St.

Agnes; Bob Perry and James Roch, Shortridge, and Steve Claffey and Dan Thomas and David Goodman and Sharon Gutiason, North Central. Jon Short, North Central; Richard Hight, Tech; Bob Mc-Dermid, Warren Central, and Jim Ford, Ben Davis. Teen-agers who did not win ribbons, but who also will compete today, are: Dramatic interpretations, Carol Clay and Janet Hocket, North Central; Corine Brown, Tech, and Barbara Beldon, Arlington. Discussion, James Busch- 575 To Take I. U.

Achievement Tests Todav Pupils of Spanish, Latin, English and mathematics will meet today at Emmerich Manual Training High School to compete in the area regional of the Indiana High School Achievement Program, sponsored by Indiana University. Manual teacher Ben Parke, local regional chairman, said 575 pupils from 33 county junior high and high schools, as well as a few outside the county, will take the tests from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Each school must also send one teacher for each two pupils entered. They will grade the tests Saturday, except the English essays, and will send the essays and graded ests to the Bloomington campus for tabulation. I.U.

will then select a percentage to compete on a statewide basis April 27. Local entrants in English number 92; Latin 53; Latin II, 33; Spanish 50; Spanish II, 49; Spanish III, 26; algebra, 70; geometry, 66; and 136 in comprehensive mathematics, which extends from basic algebra to calculus. tral; Gloria Gresham, North Central; Linda Hildenbrand Speedway High School, and Kathy Keith and Vonna Glas cock, Warren Central. Discussion, Don Snyder, Southport High School; John Thomas, Thomas Carr Howe High School; David Simpson and Anne Fisher, Warren Cen tral, and Dee Ann Holloway, Washington. Boys' extempora neous speaking, Charles Carmony.

Tech; Charles Schaab, North Central; Tom Cochrun, War ren; Mark Hopping, Tech, and Charles Waggoner, Ben Davis High School. Girls mporaneous speaking, Janice Anderson, Warren; Ruth Miller, Tech Bonnie Bufe, Southport; Debbie Schade, North Central, and Mary Helen Montgomery, Ben Davis. Humorous inter pretation, Ronnie Spencer, Warren; Bryan Young and June Kaufman, North Central; William Slaten, Tech, and Cheryl Goben, Howe. Poetry, Linda Hildenbrand, Speedway; Paris Goodrum, Tech; Mary Ann Baldridge, North Central; Sue Applegate, Howe, and Deeanne Darbo, Ben Davis. Radio, Jay Gyarmati, North Central; Steve Williams, Tech; Sue Syphers, Ben Davis; Kerry Stratton, Washington; Rick Stanton, Speedway.

Original oratory, George Al len, Ben Davis; Corine Brown and Paris Goodrum, Tech; Al ice Anne Burke, St. Agnes Academy, and Irving Pinkus North Central. Oratorical declamation, Steve Capper, Warren Central; Pupils from 19 Marion County high schools will compete at 9:30 a.m. next Saturday in a scholarship examination in chemistry sponsored by the Indiana section of the American Chemical Society. The pupils will be among 210 from 55 central Indiana high schools vying for a $300, $200 and $100 scholarship grant toward college tuition and fees.

In addition, an award of $200 worth of laboratory equipment will go to the teacher whose pupils achieve the highest average on the test. The teacher must have at least two pupils taking the test and was allowed to nominate three. Maurice Clark, chairman-elect of the Indiana section of the ACS, said the fourth annual competition will be in Butler University's Jordan Hall. He said the three-fold purpose of the test was to encourage talented youth to enter science careers, to encourage high school teachers to improve science instruction, and to encourage teachers to inspire superior pupils to undertake careers in science. THE CONTEST is open to all public, private and parochial high schools in central Indiana.

Marion County contestants include: Arlington High School-John Seller, Stephen Eppty, veronica Mulcahy, Wit hom Fitzgeroid. Michael Davis, Victor Donielson, Tom Jay, Nick Gets oort and Toad Cuness. Arsenal Technical High Scheel-Oma Northmgton, James Montgomery, Anna Putelis, Kenneth Eggert, Randy Randal, John Habiq, Jock Robertson and Raymond Enqlander. Ben Davis High School-Kennel Cummins. Kenny Rainey, Dave Gilley, Mike Fortier, Robert walden and George Broad Ripple High School Brad Thurston.

Gordon Saskin, Ben Austin, Mary Ellen Jocobs, Dennis Raichart, John Sowers, H. Lee Seldon, Chris Wooling. Chorles Myers, Pom Conn, Steve Deck, Mike Klousmeier, John Belknap, Jim Von Tassel, Don Salatich, ond alternates Barry Glazer, Robert King. Robert Chattin. Stewart Siegal, Dennis Joyce and Carol Falender.

Cathedral High School-Cart Litet, John Nurnberger and David Wall. Decatur Central High School-Warren McBride. Emmerich Manual High School-Lynn Charnes, Judy Dunavan, Charles Edwards, Bob Humes. Joe O'Brien. Ralph Tacoma, and alternate Gene Voelkel.

Fronklin Central High School-Steve Barclay, Glenn Koehring and Kay Lowes. George Washington High Sen sal-Mary Ann Alexander, Morgaret Knight, Deborah r.ano. Robert McFeelv, James Eyster and Larry Lucas. Harry E. Wood High School-Betty Hordcastle, Jean Lundy and Ellen Phil-port.

Thomas Carr Howe High School-Ed Rogers. Lawrence Control High School-Thomas Curry, Terry Nicodemus and James Tageson. Sacred Heart Central High School-Robert Goebes, Richard Doyle, Robert Carrico and Larry Hager. St. Agnes Academy-Marilyn Kornart, Fay Ramsey and Karen Lee.

Scecina Memorial High School-John Gudas, John Hudson, Dan Woddick. Dan Velikan, Michael Sullivan and Dennis Bischoff. Shortridge High School-David Marks. Tom Segal, Baiba Kurins. Bruce Seymour, Jack Zieqler, Greg Gowdy.

Deborah Skers, Ann Mclntyre. David Mc-Cork e. Alan Poller, Jean Carney, Mike Mark, ond alternate Robert Evans. Southport High School-William Par-menter, Bonnie Bufe, Herbert Smith Billy Morris and Carol Miller. Tudor Hall Kathy Kneidel, ToniB Jacques ond Lynn Schumaker.

Wurren Central High School David Brondes. Jon Eid, John HuH, John Milkene, Dale Klein and Mike Baldwin..