Tiger Topics, May 20, 1982

              Congratulations Seniors
Amateur models show fashions
Georgia Meyers, who owns Elaine Meyers Modeling Agency, is directing a fashion show for At¬ tucks June 3, at 8:00 p.m., with the proceeds going to the Junior Class.
Meyers, along with some of her staff-including Eric Hayes, a former graduate of Attucks who does professional modeling for Lazarus, interviewed students in¬ terested in modeling Tuesday, April 6. About 35 students par¬ ticipated, but from those 35 only 19 students were chosen. Those students are Tonya Ammons, Kim Anderson, Mark Anthony, Anita Buford, Cheryl Colar, Helen Col¬ eman, Kim Craig, DaLana Dixon, Gwen Forrest, Denise Fossett, Victor Glover, Kelly Harvey, Jonita Johnson, Anthony Jones, Zelma Logan, David Miller, Kim Norton, Jennene Smith, and Harry Summers III. These students will be modeling with professional models from Meyers* Agency, and will also attend her school for training.
Meyers'   will fashions from the hundreds to today
Non-Profit Organization
U.S. Postage Paid
Permit No. 1553
Indianapolis, Indiana
le  presenting early nineteen- *s fashions.
TIGER TOPICS
Vol. 14, No. 7
Crispus Attucks High School, Indianapolis, Ind.
May 20, 1982
Student Council to sponsor spring carnival
The annual spring carnival will be sponsored by the Student Council on Saturday, May 22.
Along with the traditional booths of contests, games, food and displays, there will be many new attractions this year. The ac¬ tion starts at 12:00 noon on the CAHS football field where there will be a student-parent-faculty softball game sponsored by the Human Relations Department. Then, at 2:00 p.m. the carnival
Women accountants recognize Garrison
Lisa Garrison has been selected this year by the Business Educa¬ tion Department as the outstan¬ ding Woman Accountant.
Lisa was recognized by the American Association of Women Accountants —April 24, 1982 at the Union Building-IUPUI, with other IPS and County Schools. A certificate was given the students and a breakfast was served the students and their accounting teachers.
Lisa is a junior at CAHS and is presently interested in pursuing a career in accounting. The department wishes for Lisa the best as she demonstrates ex¬ cellency in her chosen field.
Attending the breakfast with her were Earl Donaldson, prin¬ cipal and Mildred J. Houston, Business Education Department head.
COMMENCEMENT
June 9
6:00 P.M. Hilton U. Brown Theatron
Butler University Campus
will take place in the auxiliary gym.
This year's carnival promises to be bigger and better than ever before. There may also be some booths in the gymnasium lobby and outside on the teacher's park¬ ing lot. Members of the senior class will be sponsoring a tradi¬ tional car wash on the parking lot also.
There is no admission price to the softball game or the carnival. Everyone is invited to attend and
there will be something to in¬ terest folks of all ages. Each department and organization in the school is invited to be represented at the carnival.
For further information regard¬ ing these events, see David Banks, Student Council advisor; Frankie Griffin, Student Council treasurer; or David Klinkose, Mattie Sullivan, or Linda Rinehart in the Human Relations Office.
Hiimaii Relations Director David Kinkose presents plaque to Prin¬ cipal Donalson.
Leaders receive recognition
The Human Relations Depart¬ ment of the Indianapolis Public Schools proclaimed Thursday, May 6 Principals' Recognition Day.
"This day was set aside to honor all elementary and secondary principals for their concerted ef¬ fort, dedication and capable leadership in educating children. Recognition and praise for this dedicated group of men and women are often overlooked, and we ^ould like to change that tradi¬ tion," commented Terry Ogle, Assistant to the Superintendent for Human Relations.
There was a reception for all the principals in the Board Room from 3:00-5:00 p.m. At that time Superintendent Dr. Karl Kalp and Mayor William Hudnut made Principals' Recognition Day of¬ ficial.
Here at Attucks a breakfast in the Teachers' Lounge at 7:30 a.m. the Human Relations Office added to the celebration. Plaques were presented to Principal Earl Donalson and Vice-principals Arwilda Burton and Kenneth Eiler during an auditorium ses¬ sion.