The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-19
HIGH SCHOOLS
PLAN YEAR-END
SOCIAL EVENTS
Vaudeville Acts, Orchestra
Programs, Class Days
on Schedules.

Inc GeOISe washington high
school class OF 1885 will present the
annual junior vaudeville this after
noon and tomorrow night at 8.
Class officers are, president, Louis
Uhle; vice-president, Calvin Ewing:
secretary, Mildred Flake; treasurer,
Oliver Boles, and sergeants-at-
Alexander Yovanovich and Myron
Melvin. Miss Mabel Loehr and
Miss Margaret Quinzoni Of the fac
ulty are the class sponsors.
The program Tor the vaudeville
includes six acts and an opening
chorus given by Juniors under di-
reetion Of Miss Mabel Loehr, Miss
Lillian Niemann, Miss Margaret
Quinzoni, Miss Elizabeth Workman,
Mr.. Robert Shepard, Mrs Alice
Shultz and Mrs. Marie Wilcox of
the faculty
On the vaudeville committee are
Clifford Ernst, Dorothy B. Moore,
Donald Patrick, Mildred Poland,
Betty Sullivan, Haven Swindoll,
Martha Van Talge and Louis Uhle,
The stage help includes David Foltz,
William Johnson, Walter Pieczko,
Thurman Radcliffe, James Walker,
Louis Weatherford and Ebert
White. Naomi Adams, Barbara Os-
born, Pauline Schulz, Pearl Stovall,
Lenna Swink, Mary S. Vest, Iveese
White and Helen Walker will serve
as ushers.
The Washington high school Or
chestra, directed by Miss Maude
Delbridge, presented a musical pro-
gram recently before the entire
student body. Among the offerings
were SchubertS March Militaire,"
Brahms Hungarian Dance No. s."
and the Poet and Peasant Over
ture."
Virginia Russell will head the
committee in charge of Manual high
schools class day, which will be held
Thursday, May II, instead of the fol-
lowing day, as originally scheduled.
Other members of the committee
are Lillian Reiser, Norma Hall,
Estella Gerbofsky, Lavina Steinke,
Wilma Baker and Douglas Lowe.
John Huffman will have charge of
the stage setting for the program
Appointments were made by Miss
Vivian L. Webster. sponsor of the
event.
Thirty-nine seniors at Short
ridge high school, because of their
high scholastic standing. have been
elected to that institutions chapter
of the National Honor Society.
They are Elma Louise Alter, Ann
Aufderheide, Robert Bill, John
Brandon, Edward Brown, Mary
Burrin, Richard Clay, Robert Deu-
pree, Evelyn De Wees, Louise Dick
son, Anne Elliot, John Ewbank,
Clarence Gault, Sophia Gerson,
Gertrude Goldberg, Mary Frances
Hatfield, James Henderson, Donald
Herr, Edward HiXon, Bernice Kap-
Ian, Katherine Mewhinney, Donald
Morrison, Katherine Neat, James
O'Conner, Hairless Parmelee, Mar
garet Paul, William Rasmussen,
Mary Roland, Richard Savidge, Ar
thur Schappell, Betty Schissel,
Dwight Schuster, Mary Alice Shive-
~, Creath Smiley Jr., Margaret
Stump, Helen Taggart, Bobby 10
Vestal, Betty Weier and j. William
Wright Jr.
Mrs. Sara Smith Pratt, Indiana
historian and mother of Miss Mary
Pratt of the Shortridge high school
English department, spoke on hel
early days in Delphi, Ind, at a
meeting of the Shortridge history
club this week.
She told how she was Goddess
of Liberty on a float in the parade
which featured the Republican rally
for the election of Abraham Lincoln
Among those present then were
Governor Oliver P. Morton and Joel
Dewey. brother of the Admiral of
SpaniSh-American war fame.
Newly elected officers of the War
rem Central high school parent
Teacher Association are Mrs. Mel
son Hodges. president; Mrs. w. H.
Tignor, secretary; Mrs. A. H. Hart
man, treasurer; Mrs. Fred Wilson,
Pleasant Run school, Mrs. Audley
Heath Shadeland, and Mrs. j. j.
Norwalk. township house, members
of the council.
Recent promotions in the R. o.
T. c. division of Technical high
school are Robert White, captain to
major, Alexander Petrovich to cap
tain: John Logan and Jack Woerner
to first neutenants. and Sterling