The Indianapolis times., 1929-01-25
Canteta Given By Class

Diplomas were presented to grad
yates of School 62 by Mrs. Eliza
beth r. Witt, principal. Wanda
Stevens gave piano solo, and
Dorothy Sanders gave the Message
of The Cantata." The cantata was
given by the class, and Gladys
Stevens was narrator. The class:
Richard Aust, Rayetta Catterlin, Kath-
ryn Clark, Edith Corns. Ray Gordon, Ed
ward Grindstaff, Jean Grund, Harold
Hab.eTrn1an, ,at.T Elmer Harmon, George Jerge,
Monical. James Monroe and Kathleen
Mildred Pope. Harold Preston. James
ers. Kenneth Smiser, Jewel Smith, Ed
ward Sparks, Gladys Stevens. Wanda
Stevens, Carl Trout. Dorothy Wehlerman
and Edith Woolums.
81 Graduates at No. 43
Thirty-one graduates of School
43 will enter Shortridge high school
it was announced today. Four will
attend Crispus Attucks, ard one
each Technical and Cathedral
Graduation exercises were held this
week. The class:
Mary Rose Bailey, Robert H. Barrett
Ralph w. Bates. Bert Brayton, Won Roy
Dougherty. Dorothy Demaree. Woodrow w
| Dickerson, George E. Edwards, Lucille
Freiji. Eleanor ]. Fullenwider. Harold r
| Gemmer. Elizabeth Gordon, Frances r
Hale, Keith v. Hathaway, Retha B
Hogue and Josephine Hughes.
Jack A. Hunter. Hubert H. Kelley, George
H. Kirkwood. Elaine Lawrence, William A
Lowry, Elise Marie McrpheY. Lowell A
Pounds, La Verna A. Pyles. Louise A
Rostenberg, Charles L. Reichel, Mary H
Rodenbarger. Helen M. Root, George T
Scott, John F. Simpson, Hartzel D. Sinnig
Robert W. Thompson. Eugene R. TrembIey
Helen E. Turner. Winifred Ward, Marjorie
B. wilson and Helen E. Wood
The Rev. Lawrence A. Fugit was the
principal speaker at the graduation exer-
cises of School 70. Miss Frances Newton
principal. was in charge. The class:
James Allen, Joseph, " Berry, Leander
j. Bradley Mary A. Buchanan, Paul E.
Cool. Vinton H. Davis, Grace M. benson
Mary A. Harlan. Carl He'll, Charlotte L,
Henderson, Mary w. Herbert, Frank Hoke
James Horton and E. Louise Hostetler.
Willis I. Hostetler, Veryl E. Hunter
Victor L. Jordan, Howard c. Mangus
Violet McCabe, Harold E. Mcclure, Pearl
E. Gilman, Marie F. Risk. Dorothy c.
Sanders. Earl Teare. Margaret Ann Tracy
and Mildred Trueblood,
Clark's Life Portrayed
The graduation exercises of School
81 included episodes from the life
of George Rogers Clerk. Diplomas
were presented by Professor Wood
Unger, director of civics of the pub
lie schools, and Miss Dorothy Wen
ner. principal, was in charge. The
class:
Marie Allen, Richard Anderson, Mason
Biyin. Dale Briggs, Leulla Mae Bruce
Nellie M. Burns. Milburn Chaplin, Dorothy
Clifford. La Verne Conway. Nelson Leroy
Craig, Ruth Eldridge, Edythe Flack, Her
bert Fortune. Frances Fox, Helen Fox
Jesse Harlan, Edwin M. Hartley, Marilla
James, Dorothy E. johnson and Opa
| Lawlis
| Ernest Lines. Glenn Ludlow, Norma A
Martin. Robert Mathews, Thomas Moore
Dorothy L. Parker, Lillian Pfsterer, Rober,
Ramsey. Pearl Rosselot. Mary Evelyn Rus.
sell. Mary Louise Sanders, Herman
Schmink. Carl Sellers, Mary B. Smith
James c. silapp. Leoma Sparks, Marian
Rose Stockda1e. Ruth Walters and Thelma
Watt.
Charles F. Miller, city superin-
tendent of schools, presented di-
plomas at School 81. The musical
program included numbers by the
class, girls glee club, Irvingtor
school orchestra, and piano sole
by Betty Davenport. The Rev Bert
R. Johnson. pastor of the Downey
Avenue Christian church, gave the
invocation, and Miss Helen Loeper
principal, presided. The class:
George Adams. Jane Adams, Vernon
Beck. Paul Bell. Elizabeth Burke, Rose
mary Byrket. John Cassell. Margaret
Clawson. Betty Jane Colsher. Glen Cole
man. Virgil Conner. Ruby Corey, Pear
Cornell. Betty Davenport. William Dun
nigan, Laudell Fountain. Bernard Gill
Robert Graves Catherine Heath, Dorothy
Heath. Mary Helms. Froncy Hintze, Eileen
johnson and Helene Keiter.
Genevieve Kershner. Geraldine Longest
Melvin Loy. Robert McCleland. Charlene