II ••• INI i law i ii«Ttig8s'^j^T^MnTt^y**r***fc*^**^"'*''' • • '" •- ~l • ^<*-gS-JSiw<a iljjj^tiiiiiBHJiiii "ijji -laysj^ro^^yw^ --£*' ' -^-*-W/ \.*^ I %mo*i .•_*«-.•*-»• ••»<-•' •* • >*»*.*• *• • * OniO STATE liUSEUll ItBRARt TEENAGE CLASSIC 15TH A BIOH ST. II mi COUMBUSs OHIO Columbus1 June Prom One of the highlights for high orchestra and the Cymbals, coed schoolers in central Ohio for the quartette, thrilled teens with past three years has been the their "boot-em-up" music as well annual June prom, presented in as slow sweet medleys in the Cop Attacked, annual June Prom, presented in beautiful outdoor paviltton at tba Columbus by the June Prom Dale. Committee as & climax to June • • • graduation festivities. JUNE PBOM ATTRACTS > Is The Worst Now a classic on the June so­ adults who come to observe and cial scene, this "Prom ot enjoy youth at the height of : Proms" features Columbus' only grooming and conduct — basic cotillion, a presentation of ten purpose motivating sponsorship Yet To Come? debutantes, and honors gradu­ of the annual event. ates attending by selecting two Working with the June Prom .VOL 9, NO. 9 SATUKDAY, JULY 13, 1957 20 CF.NTS COLUMBUS, OHIO Editorial On Paoe 2 of them—a boy and a girl—to Committee this year were Lu­ reign as king and queen of grads cille Campbell, advisor to Jr. until next June prom time rolls Business and Professional Girls around. club; Jack Gibbs, schoolteacher;-. SPONSORED BY JUNE PROM COMMITTEE . • • • Dr. Bop, WCOL; Mr. and Mrs fe of Columbus, annual "Prom of Proms" attracts hundreds of well groomed, well behaved teens. Affair is always HELD AT VALLEY DALE. Napoleon Bell; Kitty Cross, rev' • the affair always features music creation worker; Eunice Wood, held on Sunday so that teens can patronize soft drink of a rising young combo, and Recreation Dept.; Eddie Saun­ bar freely. Here, from left, Judy Edmonds, James teenage quintet in command per­ ders, WVKO; Mrs. C. A. Bryce, Goodrich, Romero Cherry, Joyce Owens, Candy Lofton, formance. Bryce Florists; Gene Fullen.k Bob Smith, request tunes to he played later that even­ This year, Wild Bill Graham's WTVN. ing via the Dr. Bop (third from right) WCOL show. l\ • -. • fa .COMING:CLOSE TO REIGNING FOR 1957 were these two couples, finalists during the June prom grand **" - march. Couples promenading are, from left: Charles McCampbell, Theresa Gordon, Raymond Henry and «3 sister Dorothy Henry. STEADY DATES FRANK GOODRICH and Judy Edmonds were crowned 1957 king and queen of grads by 1956 monarchs, Barry Austin and Lorena Cathie. Judy. East High graduate, is daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. Shepherd N. Edmonds, 169 Hamilton av. Frank, Central High grad, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Goodrich, _-j __ 802 E. 2nd av. •-*• ' Nt! fincher, Opponents Bid Each Other Farewell '• * • * OUTSIDE PAVILLION AT VALLEY DALE AND THE WEATHERMAN teamed for dancing in the moonlight at June prom during which these ten debs wera presented in cotillion. Pictured with escorts, they are, from left: Virginia Dimmy and William Smith, Sharon McQuary and Charles Comer, Eloise Matthew's and Richard Brown. Jo Ann Matthews and Jesse Wallace, Sandra Miller and Charles Willis. Becky Justice and Tommy Vivens, Constance Hjpwvie and Niven Jones, An- SURROUNDED BY THE MEN WHO HAD LED THE FIGHT against him dur­ SMARTLY DRESSED TEENS "SIT ONE OUT* ing bitter six week dispute. Bev. J. P. Pincher, center, and officials of Gay St. Bap­ netta Fairfax and Harold Helm, Gerri Young and JHoyd. Gardner. Formal presen­ • for cameraman. From left: Leroy Montgomery, Janet tation of the debs to their escorts was made by members of newly organized Jr. tist. Columbus posed for above photo Sunday after ha had preached farewell sermon. StonrOsNsS We*>ds, Ray Kearns (note the Yul Brynner haircut) Business and Professional Women'a club who made individual gift presentations to aad Catharine Wright. each yuung teen. * • SATURDAV. JULY 13, 19^7, PAGE THE OHIO SENTINEL ftATURPAY, JULY 18, 1957 THE OHIO SENTINEL -WEI, Is The Worst Yet To Come? 'MISS BRONZE OHIO' Killer's Bond 30G turing the gun allngtef sheriff of Cochise. CONTEST AUGUST 25 such a state of resentment. A 35 year old Columbus man COLUMBUS police officer was assaulted and And certainly they must have known that Hey readers' ' - self, preferably fall length bath pal court. Alonxo Wade, 542 KeL beeaase Echols bad aerated It ia an accepted fact that good and bad wss bound over to the grand jury fer sV. pleaded guilty. A disarmed by a group of hoodlums when he Price has unnecessarily drawn hia revolver oa at Here's the good news you've tag suit photo. Oa tha back er him ef stealing Mrs. Be hoi's dispositions are found among all classes of peo­ under $30,000 bond Wednesday Dsteetlves said Wade admit­ •hoes sad ••tliag them. attempted to break up a fight on a busy East- least two occasions while questioning Innocent -all been waiting to read. The attached to the photo vital sta­ side street corner Saturday night. ple, and that includes police officers. when arraigned on s second de­ ted tha fatal stabbing af Jsnses Wade flashed s gun and threat. people on the streets. Ohio Sentinel's fifth annual tistics should be noted, such as gree murder charge la munici­ No peace loving citizen approves or con­ And although Price has been on the force r r H. Fielder, 29, 557 Grove st, I ened to "kill everybody" in the see "Miss Bronze Ohio" bathing fall name, address, phone, age, dones such brazen and vicious disregard for law for only two months, he has already been,classed beauty revue and variety show Saturday. house. However, they succeed, as being within the borderline of the "bad PERHAPS HIS PREVIOUS CONDUCT had height, best, waist hips mea­ The incident occurred st til ed In calming htm down and as and order. nothing to do with the assault on him, but it will return to Franklin County surements aad weight However, if police officers are allowed to category. , • . Veterans Memorial, at 300 W. Mt Vernon sv. he wss leaving he ipet Fielder His superior officers having been aware of thow that his behavior was not conducive to WINNER OF THE 1957 "Miss • • • *> st the door. continue using their clubs on the heads of so making good relationships with the people Broad st, Columbus, Sunday, Bronze Ohio" revue will be many people, we are deathly afraid the worst his disposition, it is very unlikely they were Aug. 25, at 4:30 p.m. THE VICTIM DIED from stab « • • on his beat. showered with s fabulous selec­ WITHOUT A WORD to Field- is yet to come. surprised to learn he was involved in the Sat­ Here's the vacationer's de­ wounds In the chest.' over the Aside from Scholer and Alston, civic organ­ tion of prizes, Including 1250 in right eye and neck, shortly after er. • cousin of Echols, Wads urday night Incident, light, the supreme diversion of • • • izations, minsters, the Bar Association and tha cash and sn attractively en­ he arrived at Grant hospital, po­ knocked him down aad began This being true, Scholer and Alston, by the summer season for all cen­ DURING THE PAST FEW MONTHS, Po­ graved loving-cup. lice said. stabbing him, witnesses said. their failure" to firmly restrain officers from public in general are guilty of contributing to tra) Ohio, an extravaganza spot­ lice Inspector Harvey Alston and Chief George the rowdy fracas. Nine place awards will be Wade, deteetives said, bad He then fled, only to be ar­ Scholer both have received numerous complaints head-whipping tandriims, have contributed to lighting the area's foremost en­ gone to the Mt Vernon av. re­ rested aa hour later whan he They have sat idly by with tongue in cheek tertainment personslftles, and made and every contestant will of police brutality, but so far nothing has been the state of resentment against police "Officers. receive a memento of her par­ sidence te "hsve it ant" with went to a used car dealer al • * o and permitted police to abuse people without s galaxy of Ohio's most beau? done about them. raising their voices in protest. ticipation. John Echols *f that address, dlO W. 3th sv. to pay a car note. Consequently, many people have developed IN ADDITION TO RECEIVING complaints liful girls. a state of resentment against police officers against Price from people on his beat, Alston Because of this complacency, and the fail­ • • • —-""^ Young ladles Interested In ob­ * ure of police top brass to take proper discripli- RETURN .OF .THE ."MISS taining more Information sbout which could well grow into a serious and a and Scholer both must have known that he had trie contest prior to filing an shameful situation. nary action against sadistic police acts, we are Bronze Ohio" beauty spectacu­ The attack on Bookie Patrolman Ray A. tagged himself as "Cochise," a name apparent­ lar to comfortably air-cooled entry may feel free to call ly taken from the popular television show, fea- distressed and fear the worst is yet to come. Veterans Memorial means the CI. 3-7418, Columbus, or The Price may well have been precipitated by just Sentinel representative In their show will go on rain or shine, community, or write Beauty and will package the two out­ Contest Editor, Box 629. 600 E. Dimpled Darling standing attractions under one Long St., Columbus 16. COLUMBUS MAN, WOMAN Stevens roof for the bargain price of one • • • show. Entries are being sccepted All entries must be postmark­ ALON250 WADE new.