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high Kheol. She was editor of publications for the Fort Wayne library; woman's page editor of the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette; news editor and assistant news director of the radio station WFIU; and script writer for a series of 20 dramatic news programs. Another faculty appointment Js that of W. Jay Hoel, who will a vocal music. Mr.

Hoel comes to Rich high school from Washington high school, East Chicago, where he has spent three years as director of vocal music. He also directs the Inland Steel chorus. At the University of Illinois, a Urbana, Mr. Hoel was an in- structor in glee club, piano and music appreciation for a two- year period. He holds degrees of BS and MS from the University of Illinois, and had additional study with the Christensen a school and the Fred Waring Choral Workshop.

Safety Hint Pieces of rubber nailed to the ends of your step ladder will help keep it safe by preventing it from slipping. In absence of other rub. her, those from jars can be used. Trips on Troffic Sofety Hypnotism Can Octur on the Highways, Too Hypnotism is not practiced exclusively by fellows with deep- set eyes, bushy eyebrows and Van Dyke beards. Highways can hypnotize you, too.

Traffic safety experts tell of many cases of "highway hyp- AWAKE MISS NORMA THIELE (TOP and W. Jay Hoel have been appointed to the Rich township high school facultv. For Journalism, Music Name Teachers To Faculty Of Rich High Miss Norma Thlele will Join the Rich township high school! faculty as a teacher in the journalism and English departments. Her duties will also Include the handling of Rich high publicity and the supervision the school paper and according to Eric Baber, super-' Intendent of the high school. Miss Thiele holds an AB and an MA degree from Indiana university at Bloomington, Ind.

Her experience includes a i teaching in Fort Wayne, JHE COLURS) SOUTHERN UNTTCO AND MWttO HAS A MUSK POUCH, BUT IT HAS MO OFATAIL, Al finl lion of Ulniii. your ho prncribei a bring nil pwiaipUon to Ih. SCHULTZ DRUG STORE. IU1 piMeripUon with utmoit and accuracy. SCmill DRUG STORE nosls," such as the Instance where a driver who had followed another car for many mile? became so accustomed to seeing It front of him he drove his own car off the road when the other car left the highway, but then failed to stop when the leading car did and smashed into it from the rear or of occasions where drivers have seen straight, clear stretches of road ahead of them for so long, the condition became impressed upon them to such an extent that they failed to see a dangerous situation when one developed.

Monotony is the cause of it all, the same as the effect of a hypnotist's constant repeating of phrases like "You are sleepy." Guard against "highway hypnotism." "Don't try to drive too lone at one stretch. Stop, get out of your car, walk around a little. You will be refreshed and better able to control yourself and your F. Carpentier, secretary of str.te. By JO FIELDS SHALETT GIRL TROUBLE, by James L.

Summon. Last year I recommended "Sorority Girl," by Anne Emery, for, teen-agers and their parents. "Girl Trouble" what Don Morley had and the havoc it created will provide entertainment, and perhaps guidance, for the young and those who worry about them. If your 16-year-old suddenly becomes a problem, it may be that he, too, has fallen for the blonde beauty who sits in his history class. Don was so heartsick when he asked Jackie to "go steady" with him and she refused that his subsequent conduct left much to be desired.

He got a ticket for speeding, (had to find work to earn 4he fine, lost oat on the football team, almost lost Ellen -who was a much nicer girl anyway if he had taken the time to notice and agreed only under pressure to take her to the school dance where finally he came to his senses. Don is an ordinary boy, made very real because the having a son and daughter of I his own, has had opportunity toi observe. The novel, therefore, I has the charm of the familiar-even the principal and the history teacher are recognizable -and Mr. Summers, whose stories have appeared in Seventeen and Charm, writes in a style that is simple, pleasant and never didactic. THE STAR: Friday, June 19.

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