The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-14
Pupils to
Receive
Diplomas
Jordan Conservatory to
Graduate Large
Class.

DUPILS Of Bernice Van Sickle
i will give garden recital in
dramatic art in the form of a
miniature revue in the garden of
the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of
Music at 1904 North Delaware
street, Thursday, June 10, at 8 p. m.
In the event of rain the program
will be given indoors.
Virginia Viking will be master
of ceremonies introducing short
skits entitled Il Might and Might
Not" when Grandma Was a
Grip and Tn a Drug Store" and
Riley Group" The recital will
consist of readings, pantomimes,
etc.
The pupils taking part are Joan
Mattix, Helen Whitehead, Emily
Yucknot, Rosalind Johnson, Mary
Jane Shute, Clarice Overstreet,
Winifred Mutchler, Barbara Smith,
Betty Lou Moores, jeanette Pogue,
Moraline Walker, jeanette Gray,
Charles Thistlethwaite, Jean Ben
ham, Betty Jean Wheeler, Gloria
Field, Ruth Clore, Joe Pat Arvin,
Josephine Halbing, Margaret Bran
aman, Betty Marie Starr, Billie
Lemen, O'Mary De Schipper and
Fanchon Fattig.
On Friday evening, June 20, the
second annual commencement of
the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of
Music will be held at the Odeon,
LOG East North street at 8:15
o'clock. The public is cordially in
vited 70 attend.
The following is the program:
Allegro vivace assai'' from Quar-
'e' Conservatory &1G string quartet. .D-ON'i'
Don Watson. violin: Edwin Jones.
violin: Thomas Poggiani, viola;
Adolph Schellschmidt. cello.
Hilton U. Brown.
Member Board Directors of the
Foundation.
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Lillian FIickinger at the piano.
Presentation of Degrees and diplomas:
Adaglq1 or non fF9ppe from Mendei ns
allegro non tartande."
Conservatory string quartet.
The graduation class of the
Arthur Jordan Conservatory of
Music has forty-three members who
will receive degrees, diplomas and
certificates.
Those receiving bachelor of music
degrees in public school music are
Marjorie G.. Alexander, Barbara L.
Bridges, Mary Helen Brook, Eugene
Campbell, Leroy K. Decker, Charles
J. Geyer, Mary Margaret Hirsch-
man. Komora Jackson, Betty Ruth
Martindale, Gladys G. Power, Vivian
E. Slagle and Margaret Elizabeth
Walker.
In piano are Edith Garrison and
Inogene Louise Pierson, in organ
Gertrude Free.
Those receiving diplomas as piano
soloist are Frances Benner, Mary
Ruth Edwards, and Paul R. Lind
staedt; as voice SoloiSt are Ruth
Irene Scott and Dallas Galbraith;
as trumpet soloist, Charles M. Jack
son and w. Alan Yule.
In dramatic art, as Artist Rachel
Cawdell. Rose Elwood, Marian L.
Fehrenbach, Janet Morris, Opal
Reynolds, Helen Louise Small, Helen
Frances Starr, Lillyon Snyder, Mary
Elizabeth Trabue, Ruth Wagner and
Evelyn Ann Wolfard.
Mary Rosalind Parr will receive
a certificate in dramatic art.
E. Wayne Berry, sophomore in
classwork of the Arthur Jordan Con-
se1vatory of Music, gave a piano
recital at Columbus, Ind, at the
First Presbyterian church on Fri
day evening, assisted by Hayden
Frye. Both men are pupils of
Eleanora Beauchamp of the Arthur
Jordan Conservatory of Music.
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"Fantasie and Fugen in G Minor.
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'Nocturne in Major" ........... Chopin
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Moment Musical ............... Berry
improvisation OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Berry
"Scherzo" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Berry