The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-14
1873 GRADUATES OF
GARFIELD WILL BE
GREETED AIT lis.


One hundred and thirty-three mem
bers OF the ga class of Garfield
school, Who are subject to advance
ment to the High school at the begin
ming Of the next semester. January rs.
and their parents, will be Informally
entertained by the High school facul-
ty and representatives of the student
body Thursday evening at 1880 O'Clock
at the senior high school building.
This Is the first time in the history
of the school that such q reception has
been held for the prospective Junior
high school graduates. A GA recep-
tion for the grade school graduates is
held semi-annually.
Principal Bate will open the recep-
ton with a general welcome to the
pupils and their parents. Miss Bonita
Monarch, president of the student
council, will welcome the guests In
behalf OF the students Included on
the program are a piano solo by Miss
Mary Lurring, asviolin solo by Miss
Mary Jones, and a reel of Ford Week
~ motion pictures.
Following the auditorium exercises,
the parents and pupils will meet the
high school teachers, and visit the
class rooms and art gallery where an
exhibit Of Indiana artists is hanging.
Every father and mother, or guardian,
and every pupil will meet the faculty
advisor who has been assigned him
for next semester.
The pupils to be entertained are:
Mary Adams, Pauline Arnold, Nadeen
Bailey, Hilda Banks, Elizabeth Bell,
Margaret Bowmer, Helen Bullerdick,
Mary Burden, Julia r. Burr, Elizabeth
Byrket, Mary Lane Charles, Martha
Clark, Betty Coate, Mary Alice Col
Inns, Ruby Converse, Alice Dafler,
Edith Daub, Naomi Dietz, Charlotte
/ Dingley, Dorothy Evans, Margaret
Graham, Lucille Hall, Lelah Hamilton,
Frances Hanna, Ruth Harlan, Ruth
Hart, Dorothea Hasemeier Margaret
Hiatt, Virginia Hodgin, Mary Hub
bard, Leona Hukill, Elnora Jones,
Elsie Jordan, Josephine Kennedy, Yer
da Krfng, Louise Krone. Emeline Land,
Helen Lang, Lucille Leonard, Faye
Lephart, Christine Lewis. Wanda Ma
han. Mildred Minnick, Lucille Moor
man, Mae Morris, Enid Parker Helen
Pile
Elizabeth Price, Ruth Pyle, Marjorie
Quigg. Martha Reeves, Virginia Right
er. Audrey Roller. Georgia Rose, Gene
va Schneider, Mildred Shidler, Lillian
Stewart. Pansy Tewart, Ruth Thomas,
Esther Thomas, Wilmetta Thompson,
Reba Townsend, Mary Ullom, Pauline
Wallace, Bernice WehrIey, Alice
Weist. Alma Williams, Thelma Will
liams, Er1na Williams, Mary Wilson,
Pauline Wysong, Philip Weller, Louise
Wenta, William Williams, Hilbert
Woodhurst. Kenneth Yost, George
Beam, Albert Benn, Wilbur Bennett,
Cashus Bennett Ralph Bentlage, Harry
Calkins, Virgil Cary, George Coons.
Richard Crawford; Edward Cullip
Benjamin Dallas, George Darnell, Rol.
and Erbse, Roland Fansher, Clarence
Floyd, Howard Fosnot, Walter Full.
ghum, James U. Good, Phillip F. Brat
fis. David Hasemeier, Neal Hill, Clay
ton Jackson, Richard Jessup, Norman
Johanning, Bennett Johnson, Harold
Jordan, George Kruger, Harry Lacey,
Harold LaPrell, Ray Matthews. Asa
Matson, Harry Maule, Maurice Mon
tendick, Warren Morris, Ed. Meuhl,
Charles Muth, Harold Nickens, Russell
Peel, Kenneth Poiner, Charles Popp,
Robert Powell, John Rizio, Harold
Roberts, Ronald Ross, James Rowe,
\ Jr., James Saunders, Richard Schools
! Norman .Shellenberger, George Slick
Matthias Smith, Wallace Smith Jos
eph Sonsini, Charles Surrender. Don
aid Vice, Donovan Waking, Homer
Wiener, Lester Rowe.