The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-14
$4,000 PUPILS
To TAKE PART
IN PAGEANTS
YuIe 0bservanceS viii Be
Held Here Friday and
Saturday.

Celebrating Christmas and their
two weeks vacation, $4,000 pupils
Of the indianapolis elementary and
junior high schools will hold their
Yule observances Thursday and
Friday.
Plays will be enacted, pageants
will be presented and carols will be
sung as the various schools prepare
for the great winter festival
Fulfillment of Old Testament
prophecies will be the theme of the
pageant to be given Friday at Flor
ence Fay School 81, at 2615 English
avenue. Ailean Brazeal will read
the prophecies.
Those playing the part of shep-
herds in the opening scene will be
Clarence Anderson, Waugh Perkins,
Glendon Hoback, Ralph Freeland,
Loren lie Masters and James Hig-
gins.
Ia Pupils Are Chosen
Fourteen pupils will be angels in
Scene I. They are Elret Brown,
Patty Schultz, Betty Cooke, Barbara
Green, Lucille Dobbs. Kathleen List,
Martha Radcliffe, Margene Harlan
Betty Childers, Colleen Carroll,
Beatrice Dobbs,/ Betty Yagerline,
Martha Sexson and Betty Wagner.
zonja Grigo will read the Christ
mas story from Luke, and Beryl
Lucas and Billy McQmllen will sing
a duet
Pupils who will take . part in
Scene II will be Ralph Wagner,
Hortense Donaho, Raymond Dur
ham, Lawrence Zook, John Sher-
man, Robert Baldwin, James Greg
DRY, Marjorie Baker, Donald Vance,
Dorothy Handy, Violet Clark, Norma
Noone, Robert Watson, Yvonne
Watson, Camille Haboasch, Mary
Kahn, May Wynalda, Edward
Wynalda, Margaret White, Lois
Armstrong, Hans Grigo, Esther Den
wood, Audhrie Wright, Leslie Penn.
Donald Siple, Billy McQuillen, Betty
Elliott, Pearl Clark, Name wilkins
ana Betty Barnhlll.
Chorus to Give Carol
In addition, the Sixth Grade
chorus will sing Norwegian carol.
shadow pictures and Biblical
readings will feature the program
az Oliver B. Morton school 30,
Twenty-t1rst street and College
avenue.
Those taking part in the shadow
pictures are Mildred Higgins, Wood
row Stevens, Charlton Wood, Eu-
gene Hobbs, Roderick Morrison, Pa
tricia Pierce, Doris Wainscott,
Peggy Rose, Marshall zeigler, Ber-
nard Meter, and Billy Thomas.
Pupils who will give Biblical read
ings are Ernest Haas, Dale Holt,
Roderick Embry, Mildred Couch,
Arthur Spencer, Mary Lou Roster,
Bernaise Thurston, Naomi Lance,
and William Jones.
All choruses in the building will
take part in the program.
Program to Be Given
Pupils of Riverside School A,
Twenty-first street and Sugar Grove
avenue, presented musical pro-
gram today. Pupils who will sing in
the various groups are Eugene Dun
nam, Justine Harrison, Betty Nc
Cannon, Harry Meyers, Betty
Weushaar, Ronald Hit, Marjorie
Hook, Betty Noggle, Jack Sweeney,
Robert. Foyts, Harold Frey, Betty
Howson! Patricia Spragg, Richard
Emmelmann, Ray Thompson, Bruce
Moore, Wayne Montfort, James
Bradford Albert Hadley, Roger Ba-
con, Glen Robbins, Norbert Buckley
and William Smith.
Soloists will be Harry Meyers and
Jack Sweeney.
Prepare Christmas Tree
Pupils of Thomas jefferson school
at TAB Bates street will make their
contribution to Christmas spirit
when they send the Christmas tree
which they have set up in the
school hallway to Fletcher Place
community center.
The trees decorations are result
of work of pupils in all rooms.
Boys of the school will take the tree
to the community center Friday.
The story of Joseph will be told
in a three-act play by pupils in the
8B class at Benjamin Harrison
School 2, at 700 North Delaware
street, Friday. Those who will be in
the cast are:
Ellen Moss. Eevrett Swartout. Thorn
Snyder Helen Lovett. Beuiah Mae Hi
Josephine Clark, Lorraine Davis, Jack
Paynter, Lawrence Tucker, Leo Steele.
ws Va5 sturmann, Donald Dooley. Cliff
son. Billy Davidson, Edith Bell. GEORGIA
Cohman, Max Higgins. Burnie Wedclle. Ted
Lockwood, William CowleS, William Berner
Virginia Glow, Lillian Stafford and Betty
GRADER.
John Hillock and Ralph Greene
will be stage managers, Clarice
Richardson will be costumer, and
Jane Stephens will be announcer.
Pantomime Is Planned
A pantomime depicting why the
Chimes Rang" will be given by pu-
pills of School 16. BLOOMINGTON and
Market streets, Friday. Mrs. Leila
B. Harrington, second grade teacher,
will read the announcements, while
pupils will furnish the acting.
Cast of characters for the play in
cludeS Frank Harrell, Robert WesS-
ner. Eleanor Workman, Edward
Markham, James BurresS, Owen
Sweazey, Ray Hart, Walter like,
Paul Donnan, Dorothy Macy, Ar
vim Caldwell, Claude Moss, Robert
Figg, Kenneth Bennett, Arthur
Sprowl, Dorothy Korn and Jewel
Faulkner.
Pupils in the 7B grade were to
present Dickens Christmas Carols"
today before a Parent Teacher AS
ISOLATION meeting. Directing the
presentation will be Miss Serena
OStheimer. social science teacher,
assisted by Mrs. Lenore G. Peavy,
teacher of English.
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