The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-02
DIPLOMAS WILL
Be PRESENTED
AT EXERCISES
Thousands of Local Pupils
in Seventy Schools to
Be Honored.

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hold graduation exercises next week
for several thousand pupils, who will
have completed their first eight
years in school.
Plays and pageants, many OF them
written by the pupils themselves, viii
be presented in observance Of the
commandments.
Forty-three pupils of Clemens
Vonnegut school no. 9, at 407 North
Fulton street, will receive diplomas
from Miss Henrietta Waters, prin-
cipal, in the exercises at 2 next
Wednesday.
The program will be opened with
= pageant, The Patriot" by the
children in grades to 8. Following
srill be playlet in which George
BARLEY, Mary Hinman and Ruth
Hodges Will have roles. The epilogue
Eill be by Fred Lynn.
Party to Be Featured
The ga quartet, Robert Bosley,
William Kincaid, Ernest Rossetter
and James Warthen, will sing
South Memories" and 'Massa
Dear"
Closing the program, the ga quar-
tet will sing Peace Be With All"
A party for the graduating pupils
will feature the commencement Of
Parkview school No. 81, at 10 Thurs
day, June 9. The entertainment
will be in charge of the social COM
mittee. It will follow presentation
Of certificates by Miss Adelaide Nc
Carly, principal.
James Whitcomb Eiley's verse,
''Ringlety Jing! And what shall we
sing?" will be answered by the pu-
pills Of James Whitcomb Riley
school No. 43, at $50 West Fortieth
street.
Group Singing Discussion
Singing of classics will be ex-
planned by George Marott. The ga
class will sing Lift Thine Eyes" by
MendelSsohn, and Song Of Light
and Praise" by Johnston.
Group singing and its results will
be explained by Betty Harger. The
gEis of the ga class will sing Lula
by" from "Erminie," by Jakobowski.
The class will sing The Co.'S
sacks Farewell" a Russian folk
song, following an explanation Of
folk music by Arthur Borenstein.
The Kind of Songs to Sing for
Fun" will be the topic Of Maxine
Brison. The class will sing Annie,
Slovak folk tune.
At Christian park school No. 80,
English and Emerson avenue, the
commencement theme will be THE
Good Citizen"
Home to Be Subject
George Wilson will speak on 1.-THE
Good Citizen and the Home" Ruby
Hart will give speech on THE
Good Citizen in the School," and
The Good Citizen in the Com
munity" will be the topic Of Rich
ard Seibert.
Frank Echolds, principal, will pre-
sent diplomas. The Rev. Guy Car
penter, pastor of the Irvington M.
E. church, will deliver the in
vocation and benediction.
Miss Mary MacArdle, principal,
will present certificates at Nathaniel
Hawthorne school No. so, Belleview
place and Ohio street. The program
will be held at 9 Wednesday, June 9.
Esther Viellieber will give THE
Story of Narcissus" and Nina Brit
tain will present THE Three Gifts.
Charlotte Perrine will recite a
poem. A reading will be given by
Wilma Casey, and Herschel Sartor
will present a piano solo.
The ga class will sing Lift Thine
Eyes" and America"
Choir on Program
The centennial Of the death of
Johann Won Goethe, famous Ger
man composer, will be observed in
the exercises at William Watson
Woollen school No. As, Park ave-
nue. and Twenty-third street. The
ceremonies will be held at 10 next
Wednesday. Forty-seven pupils viii |
be graduated from the school.
Two songs, sung by the depart
ment choir, will open the program.
They will be followed by a tracing |
of the worlds epics and legends.
Telling of the great epic poems and
their composers will be Mary Louise
Lean, Imogene Marley, Margaret
Kelly, Pierre DeLawter and Teddy
Scott.
In the second part Of the pro-
gram, Mary Ellen Foreman will tell
of the origin of the Faust legend.
Eileen Waltz will speak on "Goe-
the's Life and Works" At COM
parison Of Goethe's Faust, with the
Faust Of Gounod and of Marlowe,
will be given by Carl Refkin, Alme-
da Privett and Evelyn Barker.
Miss Olive K. Funk, principal,
will give the diplomas.
Club to Meet
Miss Anna Reade, principal, viii
present certificates to the graduating
pupils Of George w. Sloan school
No. II, RAIDER and Thirty-flrst
streets, at the program June 8. Songs
and readings by the ga class viii
feature the exercises.
Final meeting Of the Success Club
will be the outstanding event on the
commencement program Of Robert
Dale owen school No. IL, West and
McCarty streets, at 10 next Wednes-
day. Elizabeth White, president,
will preside. The boys glee club will
sing one song, and the school chorus
will sing three.
Songs by the graduating class will
be the principal feature of the pro-
gram of Nebraska Cropsey school
No. p, Illinois and Kansas streets,
at 1890 next Wednesday.
A sextet, James Allanson, Albert
Nells, Herbert Bigelow, Caroline
Patnick, Rebecca Zimmerman and
Eugene Zuckerman, will sing. Betty
Cohn will play a piano solo.
Music Talks Slated
Public music will be stressed in