The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-02
10 SCHOOLS TO
HOLD EXERCISES
BEFORE JUNE 10
Graduation Ceremonies Are
Marked by Large
Classes.

Ten institutions OF secondary
school rating in Indianapolis will
hold graduate exercises before Fri
day. June 10. Arsenal Technical
high school, because Of the size Of
its class. will hold commencement
in two sections.
First Of the graduation ceremonies
will be aeld at 8 Friday night, when
seniors Of Crispus Attacks high
school receive their diplomas in
Cadle tabernacle.
Paul c. Stetson, schools superin-
tendent. will present the certif-
Gates following an address by DR..
Rudolph Fisher Of New York. The
baccalaureate services we're held
Sunday.
Baccalaureate services for the $50
Shortridge high school seniors will
be held at 4 Sunday in the First
Presbyterian church. The Rev.
George Arthur FARM, pastor, will
deliver the address.
Commencement exercises will be
held at 8 Tueday in Cadle taber-
nacle. Charles Feibleman, presi-
dent Of the claas, and Jeanne Helt
will speak. A member Of the board
of school commissioners will pre-
sent the diplomas.
Oman to Speak
Approximately 435 pupils will be
graduated from Emmerich Manual
Training high school. Commence
ment will be held at 8 Monday in
Cadle tabernacle. DR.. G. Bromley
OMAN, president Of De Paw uni
versity, will deliver the address. S.
E. Garrison, school commissioner,
will award the certificates.
DR.. George B. Cutten, president
OF Colgate university, will deliver
the commencement address before
the sixty-five graduating pupils Of
Broad Ripple high school. The
speech will be made at 8 Monday in
the women's gymnasium Of Butler
university. Stetson will present the
diplomas.
The baccalaureate sermon will be
heard at 7:45 Sunday night in
North NJ. E. church. The Rev. w.
W. Want, pastor, will speak.
The senior class at st. Mary's
academy will be divided into two
sections, academic and commercial,
for the graduation.
Hold Exercises Tuesday
The former will receive their GER
tihcates at 8 Monday in the school
auditorium, 429 East Vermont street.
Bishop Joseph Chartrand Of the In
dianapolis Roman Catholic diocese
vii speak and also will award the
diplomas.
The Rev. Albert Busald, pastor Of
st. Anthony's Catholic church, will
speak before the exercises Of the
commercial pupils at Tuesday.
st. Agnes academy will graduate
forty-nine pupils at Tuesday
night. Mgr. Augustine Rawlinson
of St. Mary-of-the-Woods will de-
liver the commencement address IN
Cathedral high school auditorium.
Also speaking will be Bishop Char
trand. who will present the d.
plomas.
First Of the Technical high school
commandments will be held at 8
Tuesday in the school auditorium.
No speeches viii be made. The pu-
nils will conduct the ceremonies,
which will symbolic their present
status in the educational world.
Second of the graduations will be
held at 8 Thursday. Merle Sidener.
school commissioner, will present
the diplomas to pupils in both sec
tons.
Plan Alumni Banquet
At exercises to be held Friday
night. June 3. vocational education
certificates will be awarded.
The annual alumni banquet will
be held Saturday night in the school
auditorium. De Witt S. Morgan,
principal; Milo H. Stuart, assistant
schools superintendent and former
principal. and Gerritt Bates, alumni
president, will speak.
Vesper services will be conducted
by DR.. Ernest N. Evans, secretary Of
the Church Federation of Indian
apolis. at $3.50 Sunday in the audi
forum.
Presentations of honors awards
will be made in a program at 9 Mon
day.
Julian Wetzel, school commits
sioner, will present the diplomas
to the graduates Of George Wash
ington high school at s Thursday in
Cadle tabernacle. More than 200
pupils will be graduated.
Park School Last
Delivering the commencement adj
dress will be DR.. A. H. Upham,
president of Miami university. The
Rev. T. j. Simpson, pastor of the
Washington street Presbyterian
church, will deliver the baccalaureate
address at 2:30 Sunday in the school
auditorium.
DR.. John Cavanaugh, retired pres
ident of Notre Dame university. will
deliver the graduation address be-
fore the lis seniors Of Cathedral
high school at S:15 Wednesday in
the auditorium. Bishop Chartrand
will present the certificates.
Winding UP the commencement
season will be the exercises Of Park
school at 10 Friday morning, June
10. Graduating pupils Of the school
will receive their diplomas at the
ceremony.
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