The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-18
SCHOOLS SET
PROGRAMS FOR
ORDINATIONS
Ceremonies to Be Held
Next Week for Grade
Pupils.

Pupils.
Additional programs for grad
uating exercises in public grade
schools were announced today. Most
Of the schools will hold the
ceremonies next week.
| School 38 will give a cantata and
play of rip Van Wrinkle at 100
p. m. Tuesday and will hold a COM
mencement exercises at 1890 a. m.
! Wednesday. The Rev. Homer Dale
will be the principal speaker, and
Miss Wilma Smock, acting principal
/ viii be IN charge.
Twenty Two in Glass
| The class:
| Katherine Brauer. Violet Curry Gertrude
Gentry, Louise Gunther, Mary Hammons,
Waneita Kanouse, Mary Jane Minor,
Marian Newmeier, Mary Louise Melton,
| Janet Rhodes. vada Gully and Lulu
| Weiner.
Warren Baldwin, Albert Ginsberg, Claude
Graves. Robert Kelly. Robert Lunsford,
Harold Mead, Hugh Mead, Herbert Ronk.
Mole Stillebaun and Ebert White.
Tributed to HOLSTERS by Indiana
Writers will be the subject of ex-
ercises Tuesday at School IA. Miss
Emily NcAdanls, ga teacher, will
be in charge of the pupils, and Miss
Ruby Lee, principal, will present
diplomas.
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Apul Alsop, Esther Crismier, Martha
Delaney, Elizabeth Emminger, Robert
Gahan, Warren Gilmore, Clayton Graham,
VIII Guthrie, John House, Thomas Hur-
ley, Isabel johnson, Lawrence Mckinney,
James Medsker, Louise Mitchell. Clifton
Moore, Eloise Oliver, lola Reed, Maurice
Stevenson, Walter Terry and Virgil Wilson.
Fifty-Six to Graduate
Fifty-six students will be gradu-
ated from School 81, according to
Miss Grace M. Black, principal.
The class:
Douglas Andrews, stella Bertram,
Genevieve Brant, Mary Louise Brigham,
Helen Brown, Lillian Casey, Delmar Claw
son, Ruth Crawford Eileen Doll, Glenn
Dunn. Neil Edmunds, Robert Engelhardt,
Margaret Erber and Lillian Essig.
Ruth Hammond, Alma Henry. Lucille
Holmes, James Humble. Thomas Hustled,
Charlotte Ilett, Robert Imhof Robert
Johnson, Kenneth Jones, Charles Koelling,
Robert Leidolf. Walter Lowman, Harold
Loveless, Voltairena Mathews, Walter May.
Chester McDermet. Victor Mckinney
Theodore Meixner, Raymond Meyer,
Dorothy Miller. Robert Miller, Robert
Millspaugh and Roy Moulden.
Norma Osborn. Clarence Payne, James
Raisor. Virginia Ringo, Paul Schaefer,
Helen schenk Eitel SedIak, Leroy Sellers,
Leon Shoemaker. Robert shulse, Francis
Stapp, Junior Tennent, Louis VAIL. Har-
riett Walters. Lester Washburn, Gaenelle
Watson. Sheldon Wheeler. Carroll Wits
man. Birdie Mae Williams.
Charles H. Johnson, principal, will
be in charge of the graduation cere-
monies of School SIS.
The class:
M Lucille Phillips, Elsie Rose Kennedy,
Melvin B. Ball, Anna E. Parker, C. Lavone
UIsey. Margaret E. Harvey, Albert E. Ham,
Dorothy L. BranSon, Thelma F.. Spaulding,
Dorothy L. Huber. Sylvester M. Davis,
Lillian E. Denny, Helen Carmichael, Sylvia
Lichtenberg. and John E. Wilson. Clyde
A. Williams. Homer Davis, George Durk-
ham, M. Frances Felix, August Shearer,
Prentice Sims, Margaret Breitenback, Ida
mary Kasweik, Clarence CHM, Dorothea
Shartell and William O. Prick.
Underwood to Speak
G. G. Underwood, director of ele-
mentary education in the public
schools, will speak at the COM
mencement of School 10. Miss
Corinue Rielag, principal, will be in
charge. Several numbers will be
sung by the school chorus, and the
school orchestra will give two num-
bers. Donald Sconce will play a
piano solo, and a violin quartet COM
posed of Robert Danzig, Harry Till,
Haskell VOORHEES, and Silvio Cos
tantino, will play.
The class:
Sa1verio Comella, Robert Lee Danzig,
Robert Gardner, Harold Hall. Robert
Hiatt. Edward LongwelI, Clifford L. Matt
son. Helen Rinker, Donald Sconce, Cecil
w. Shutters, Howard Wright and Kenneth
B.. Young.
Mildred May Dryer, Mamie Finkton,
Anna Mary Koehring, Lucille Moore, Ruby
Mae Steinhauer. Bessie Taylor and Leila
Wilson.
Miller ON Program
Charles F. Miller, city superin-
tendent of schools, will speak and
present diplomas at the commence
ment of School 81 at 1920 a. m.
Wednesday. Miss Charlotte Carter,
principal, will be in charge. Sew
era1 selections will be given by the
class, school orchestra, department
chorus, and by individuals.
The class:
Everett Barnes, Naomi Bell, June Burle-
son, Coda Chadwick. Henrietta Crooke,
Robert Daugherty, Albert Dilley, Frances
Durbin, Frank Etter Anna Mae Everts,
Hazel Giles. Eva Mae Hunt, Forrest
Jarrett, Marion Jones. Kathryn Knepper,
Frances Marsischky, Paul Meeker and
Simone Parmentier.
Elma RagsdaIe, Dorothy Reinken, Eileen
Rhoads, Howard Singer, Marie Smith,
Madge solenberg, George Stir. Mary
Louise Streif. Sanford Strough, Robert Van
Slyk, Sarabelle Wells. Charles White,
Gerald White. Leona Whitehead Juanita
williams and John Williamson.
Thirty One to Graduate
Thirty-one students will be grad
uated from school 80 Wednesday,
ancnrdinO tn Miss ASA Wvrick