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ft" s't PAGE 9 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR- MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1963- 46 Pupils Win Honors In Scholastic Tourney State Steel Production Sets Record Bloomington, Ind. (Spl.) Indiana's steel production in Disciples Elect Doyle Zaring Terre Haute, Ind. (Spl.) Election of Doyle Zaring, Indianapolis insurance executive, as president of the Indiana Convention of Christian (Disciples of Christ) Churches for its 125th anniversary year was announced yesterday. Chosen vice-presidents at the final business session of the convention's annual assembly were Ralph H. Saunders, pastor of New Albany's Central Christian Church, and Mrs.

Daniel Immel, wife of the pastor of Trafalgar Christian Church. Other convention officers are Maurice Davis, minister of the Central Christian Church COMPREHENSIVE MATH (Class A)-Richard Zimmerman, Central, South Bend; Thomas Stelnmeler, North Central, Indianapolis; Kenneth Lange, Auburn; Larry McMillan; John Adams, South Bend; James Dixon, Madison Heights, Anderson; Robert Kaley, John Adams, South Bend; Robert Spear, Southport; James Gallagher, Riley, South Bend. COMPREHENSIVE MATH (Class B-Hal Hart and John Elchenseher, Valparaiso; Michael Frailer, Warren Central, Indianapolis; John Berry, North Central, Indianapolis; Eugene McDonald, Central, South Bend; David Trlllett, Bunker Hill; Ronald Milne, Goshen. COMPREHENSIVE MATH (Class O-Henry Seldon, Broad Ripple, Indlonapolis; Richard Wilson, Horace Mann, Gary; John O. Wells North Central, Indianapolis.

ENGLISH Janet Alexander, New Haven; Kevin Beuret, Auburn; Betty Jeane Duff, Hartford City; Pamela Henderson, Montlcello; John P. King West Lafayette; Florence Peterson, Greencastle; Gwen Wooden, Monrovia Nick Aschllman, Lancaster, Bluffton; Mary Daly, St. Mary's, Michigan City; Nancy Griffith, Madison Heights, Anderson; John F. Ketchum Bunker Hill; Judith McBrlde, Manual, Indianapolis; William Renforth, Central, South Bend. olis; John Eld, Warren Central.

Indianapolis; Julie Herron, Rockport; Steve Topper, North, Evansville. CICERO-Don Wlnske and William Jackson, Hobart; Marorle Bedrlck, VERGIL-Verna Adorns, John Adams, South Bend; Alice Roberts, Lew Wallace, Gary; James Murray, North Central, Indianapolis. ALGEBRA Larry Stockmeyer, Rex Mundl, Evansville; Russell Betz ond Cornelia Byers, John Adams, South Bend; Roger Svendsen, Westlane, Indianapolis; Colin Pence, Washington, South Bend; Thomas Marclnlak, Central Catholic, Fort Wayne; Phillip Wilson, Horace Mann, Gary; Lee Milligan, Central, South Bend; Ronnie Livingston, New Palestine; Gary Crabill, Kekionga, Fort Wayne; Voughan Davidson, Liberty Township, Chestertown; Carol Smith, Lakevllle. GEOMETRY John Dlnlus, Elmhurst, Fort Wayne; Ken Blessing John Adams, South Bend; Corl Henry, Craw-fordsvllle; William Inwood, Central, South Bend; Richard Socks, Valparaiso; Karl Schrock, North Manchester; Bar-bora G'osson, Harrison Township, Clay City; Kenneth Cummins, Ben Davis, Indianapolis; Michael Dunn, St. Joseph's, South Bend; Michael Roseeler, John Adams, South Bend; Neil Goldman, Horace Mann, Gory.

were winners of the 36 regional meets held March 30. Ninety-one pupils received silver medals and 202 were awarded bronze medals. Also receiving awards were honor pupils in English. Gold medal winners were: SPANISH 1-Josephine Evans, North Central, Indianapolis; Mary Ann Pierce, Montlcel'o; Irene A. Farias, Clinton Central, AAlchlgontown; Rebecca Mocas, St.

Agnes, Indianapolis. SPANISH I l-F. Scott Sebastian and James B. Borland North Central, Indianapolis. SPANISH Ill-June Terkhorn, North Central, Indianapolis; Connie Young, Roy-erton, Muncie.

SPANISH IV-Judlth Lowe, North Central, Indianapolis; Roger Hamilton, Central, Evunsville. LATIN l-H. Jeffrey Lawrence, Danville; Bernard Poweil, Plttsboro; Christina Simmons, Westlane, Indianapolis; Michael Field deputy. LATIN Baker, Lawrence; Beverly Bennett, Elmhurst, Fort Wayne; Marilyn Jones, Clear Creek, Huntington. CICERO-Eorl Guertln, Cathedral, Indianapolis, Jill Hershberger, Goshen; Jean Tilford, T.

C. Howe, Indianapolis. VERGIL Robert Furnish, North Central, Indianapolis; Gary Smith, John Adams, South Bend. ALGEBRA Carol Krueger, Central, South Bend; David Martin, Westlane, Indianapolis; John Petrle, North Manchester; Timothy Rouch, Star City. GEOMETRY Joseph Easley, Clay City; Mark Bartelt, Valparaiso; Jane Ann Hey, Crown Point; Randall Hess, Central, South Bend.

COMPREHENSIVE MATH (Class A) -Jon Moron, and Robert Schrlner, Central, South Bend; Gary Ford, North Central, Indlonapolis. COMPREHENSIVE MATH (Class B) -David Jurca, Portage; Charles S. Clarke, John Adams, South Bend. COMPREHENSIVE MATH (Class C) -W Thomas Compton, Central, South Bend; Alan Poller, Shortridge, Indianapolis. ENGLISH Terry Brunner, Sunman; Nancy Sue Elsten, Modison Heights, Anderson; Suzanne Moutoux, Reitz Memorial, Evansville; Kalhy Sasek, Southport; Kathleen Schneider, North Vernon; Jill Crlse, Danville; Susan Graper, Bosse, Evansville; Anne Robertson, Anderson; Frederlcka Schmadel, Bosse, Evansville.

Silver medals were awarded to: SPANISH l-Morris Ellenburg, Wilson, Muncie; Roy Holladay, Darlington; Mary Ellen Berry. Eastwood, Indianapolis; Julia Cope, Huntington; Betty Lou Gray, Lowell; Elizabeth Ann Smith, Spencer; Dennis Sutton, Waterloo. SPANISH ll-Clorence Strain, Portage; Janet Ann Hollls, University, Bloomington; Kathleen Hawk, John Adams, South Bend; Stephen Englehart, North Central, Indianapolis. SPANISH lll-Kathryn Lewis. Ryper-ton, Muncie; Vicki Sutton, SPANISH IV-Ralph Tramontini and Karen Schenkman, North Central, Indianapolis; Joseph Long, Technical, Indlonapolis LATIN l-Cynthla Davis, Otwell; David Bllx.

Ladoga; Sharon Blttner, Ferdinand; Melinda Watson, Harrison Hill, Fort Wayne; Lucinda Rlcciardl, Culver; Jomes Nardl, Clinton; Adrian Reynolds, Bargersvllte; Cleta Edmondson, St. Rose, Vlncennes. LATIN ll-Charles Blrdwell, Lew Wallace, Gary; Larry Kern, Lawrence; Lill Byers, John Adams, South Bend; i John Bamblll, North Central, Indianap- I 7 Killed As 7-Story Building Collapses 1 Buenos Aires, Argentina (AP) A half-finished seven-story building collapsed in the populous La Boca district of Buenos Aires yesterday and seven or more persons were believed killed. The whole reinforced concrete skeleton of the building swayed and rumbled for about 10 minutes, then caved in with a roar at 6:15 a.m. Municipal engineers expressed belief the collapse was due to seepage of river water around the foundations.

at Marion, secretary, and Floyd A. Hines, Connersvilla layman, treasurer. Jop MOW nil WES. till to P.m. LAST Hoosiers Win Guggenheim Fellowships New York (AP) Four i professors were among winners of Guggenheim Foundation fellowships announced here yesterday.

They were Dr. William B. Edgerton, professor of Slavic languages and literatures, and Rudy Otto Pozzatti, associate professor of art, both of Indiana University; Dr. Lance E. Davis, professor of economics, Purdue University, and Dr.

Marshall Smelser, professor of history, University of Notre Dame. THE FELLOWSHIPS for scholarly, scientific and artistic research are awarded by the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation, which was established in 1925 by the late United States Senator Simon Guggenheim and Mrs. Guggenheim in memory of a son. This year's awards totaled $1,380,000 to 269 persons "of the highest capacity for scholarly and scientific research" and to those of "unusual and proved creative ability in the fine arts." THE AWARD TO Dr. Edgerton was for proposed studies of the life, thought and art of Nikolaj Leskov, a 19th century Russian writer.

Pozzatti's was for creative printmaking and Dr. Smelser's for study of United States his- HOOSIER PAINT i LINOLEUM CO. SHOP 4 FLOORS for CARPET TILE LINOLEUM Mmt FKtl 1ST I MAT 5 211 Washington St. ME 5 8315 Til prop 1W unci a I to" a on fgfTiiHtfiiiH nil turn i iicjfi wmum Only AERO romesH unusual Drapery treatments and ideas. And phone AERO AT -f I they're included at Aero's low, low prices! 9.551 Before buying ANY kind of draperies or slipcovers See for yourself ifjfi I COMPARE Aero prices service satisfaction ''M Bloomington, Ind.

(Spl.) Forty-six Indiana high school pupils won top honors in a scholastic tournament held at Indiana University over the week end. Some 1,000 pupils competed in Latin, Mathematics and Spanish. The pupils competed for the sheer fun it and awards were gold, silver and bronze medals. The 1,000 pupils competing Survivor Plans Red Prison Talk One of the few Americans to survive Soviet Russian prison camps will address the A i can Legion's National i ve Committee at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Columbia Club.

He is Capt. John R. Mc- Kone, one of two Capt McKone survivors 01 me crew of an RB-47 shot down by the Russians over the Barents Sea on July 1, 1960, and held prisoner for six months. He will describe his experiences at the national commander's banquet. World War I Vets To 3Ieet Wednesday Hamilton County Barracks 131, World War I Veterans will hold its regular meeting Wednesday night at the West-field Library.

A carry-in dinner will precede the meeting of the members of the Barracks 131 and its auxiliary. Supper will be served at 7 p.m. All World War I veterans, wives, and widows are invited to attend. 1 March reached a three-year high and bolstered manufacturing employment in the Calu met industrial area, Indiana University business researchers reported yesterday. A total of 1,486,790 ingot tons was recorded for the month, the most since March, 1960, when the output was 1,543,583 tons, university analysts wrote in the current issue of the Indiana Business Review.

SOME 1,800 workers were added by steel mills in the Gary-Hammond-East Chicago area, the report said, lowering unemployment in the region from 7 per cent in January to 5.8 per cent of the labor force. A drop was reported in state-wide unemployment from 4.7 per cent in February to 4.4 per cent in March, a figure the researchers said is well below the national level of 5.6 per cent. Severe February weather was blamed by the I.U. analysts for a decline of 2.1 per cent in total construction. They said that after reaching record high in February, industrial electricity sales fell 2.7 jer cent in March but still was 5 per cent higher than a year ago.

March declines in bank debits and coal production also were reported. tory from 1801 to 1817 with emphasis on public affairs. Dr. Davis proposes to study effects of capital immobility structure and location of U.S. and British industry.

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