The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-21
High Schools EnroIIments
to Be Augmented by
Mid-Winter Groups.
STETS0N ON PROGRAM
exercises, Begun Tuesday,
Are to Be Continued
Through Thursday,

High schools Of the city at the
opening OF the second school semes-
Ter VIII have their enrollments aug
n1ented by approximately 1900
pupils who are being graduated
from ga classes this week.
Exercises which started Tuesday
are being held in the ninety-one
grace schools Of the city for the ga
graduates. Most of the programs
were to be held this afternoon and
Thursday.
Largest graduating class in the
city VIII be at School 8, $40 Virginia
avenue, where Miss Mildred Weld.
principal, announces seventy-nine
pupils eligible for promotion to the
high school.
Paul Q. Stetson, schools superin-
tenoent, was to present diplomas to
tnlrty-five pupils at the Grace w.
Julian school today. Songs for the
program were to be given by the
ga boys chorus, assisted by the
Julian school orchestra.
DR.. DunkeI to Speak
Graduation exercises at the John
Mccormick school No. 80, 40 North
Miley avenue, will be held Friday.
The Rev. j. Ambrose Dunkel will
speak and present diplomas to the
ten graduates.
TWenty-one pupils will be gradu-
ated this afternoon at School 70,
North Sherman drive and East YER
mont street. The Rev. B. B. Shake
VIII deliver the address and present
diplomas.
Diplomas were to be awarded
twenty-four pupils at School rs,
College avenue and Thirtieth street,
where Miss Belle Ramey is princi-
pal. Exercises mainly were under
direction of the ga class.
Exercises were held this morning
for the graduates Of School 81, 3615
West Walnut street. The Rev.
Robert A. Gardner gave the com
mencement address and awarded
diplomas.
Hacker on Program
william A. Hacker, assistant
schools superintendent, was the
principal speaker at the ga gradu-
alton program Of School 35, 2201
Madison avenue, today. Miss Mar
tina M. Pich, principal, presided at
the program, graduating nineteen
pupils.
Miss Ada Wyrick, principal, pre-
sented diplomas to thirty-six pupils
at School 80, 1119 Sterling street,
this morning. Singing of the school
song, dedicated to School 33, was a
part Of the program.
Final exercises for January ga
pupils at School 90, at 2102 College
with the address by D. r. Weir,
assistant schools superintendent, in
charge of elementary education.
Miss Mary Gilkison handed diplo-
mas to thirteen pupils.
School Chorus Sings
The school chorus sang at exer-
cises at School 81, Park avenue and
Seventeenth street, at 1890 today
when twenty-three pupils were grad
uated.
j. r. II. Moore, head of the
Manual high school history depart
ment, addressed thirty-seven grad
yates of School Is, 1908 East Pal
nner street, in the school auditorium
this morning.
Members of the graduating class
each had a part on the commence
ment program held at School Is,
bloomington and Market streets,
today. Twenty-four pupils COM
prised the class.
Other exercises today included
/. program for fifteen graduates at
, school 5, 612 West Washington
street, and q program for thirty
six graduates of School. 2, ITO North
Delaware street, who we're addressed
by Milo H. Stuart, assistant super
intendent of schools in charge Of
the high schools.
Fourteen to Get Diplomas
Exercises will be held at 1890
Friday for fourteen ga pupils at
School 30, $50 SOuLn Arlington ave
rue. Miss Anna Pearl Bedford is
principal.
A representative from the Marion
County tuberculosis Association will
speak Thursday at exercises at
school IS, where fourteen pupils will
receive diplomas
A class of forty-three pupils will
receive certificates from Superin-
tendent StetSon at graduating exer-
cises at School So, 301 Linwood ave-
nue., at 10:30 Thursday.
Scenes from Shakespeare's Julius
Caesar" viii be presented by the ga
class at program IN School SO,
Belle Vieu place and Ohio street,
Thursday. Nineteen will be grad
uated.