The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-29

an enlightening quarter hour in an
over college board history questions
tiers, Lucy Kaufman, Clair Morri
explanations.
Miss Katrine Butcher, who directs
the schools dramatic presentations,
made parents Wriggle in the chairs
when she suggested pantomines Of
emotions prescribed in the dramatic
textbooks. wed rather hear you
talk they said in dismay. Among
visitors in one Of her classes we're
Theodore B. Griffith, DR.. and Mrs.
Gayle B. Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Metzger, Mrs. Eugene Brown and
Mrs J, Kent Leasure.
Mr. and Mrs Griffith divided
their study room schedules with one
attending the classes of their
daughter Helen and the other OF
another daughter, Sylvia.
Goes to Kindergarten
Mrs John Collett became a pupil
in the kindergarten classes of her
daughter, Ann. MI. and Mrs Cor
nelius O. Alig visited the rooms
which offer their daughter, Selena,
her daily educational fare, Mrs.
Frank Binford followed the routine
of her daughter, Virginia, who is
president of the eighth grade class
Sclena is vice president.
Mr. and Mrs. Arch GrosSman
learned about the daily studies Of
their daughter, Mary, and Mr.. and
Mrs william Ray Adams listened
to the teachers who instruct their
daughter, Jane Mrs. Dorothy AL
ford followed the schedule of her
daughter, Mary Jane.
Mrs. Bunch, who led the assem-
bly, program, visited the classroomS
of her daughter, Marjorie who Is
secretary of the MaSquerS Club,
dramatic organization and chair
man of the Grandchildren Society.
Marjorie was one of the seniors
who assisted the parents in finding
their classes
Kathryn Hadley, another senior,
enjoyed seeing her mother, Mrs.
Harlan Hadley, Fastening to classes
when the warning bell rang.
Other seniors who aided as guides
were Betty Amos, Lucina Ball,
Rachel Blumberg. Betty Boaz, Jane
Darlington. Anita Cohen, Alice
Crume, Patricia DePrez, Alice and
Mary Dickey, Barbara Frantz,
Susan Catch, Betty Lee Hoffman,
Barbara Kroeger. Marjorie Jean
Mueller, Natalie Pfaff, Judy Pres
ton, Sue Stackhouse, Suzanne
Stokes, Jane StraShun, Jane Turner,
Rosemary White and Helen Wyatt.
Janssens Among Guests
While Werner Jansen is resting
between his orchestra concerts, he
visited the school with Mrs. Jansen
to see how their daughter, Alice,
spends her days. Mr.. and Mrs Don
Test were there to observe the
classes of their daughter, Cynthia.
Mrs Test is leaving in few DAYS
for San Mateo, to join Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Hastings Fisk, formerly of here.
On Nov. they are to sail for a
vacation at Honolulu.
Other parents who Joined in the
exercises were Mrs. Clifford Arrick,
Mr. and Mrs Robert A. Adams, Mr..
and Mrs. Clair Kimber, Mr.. and
Mrs Davis Harrison, Mrs. Bowman
Elder Mrs Frank Hoke and Mr.,
and Mrs. Ralph Boozer. After the
final class bell. the visitors went to
Residence Hall for refreshments.
After motoring through the East
and stopping at various vacation
resorts. Mr. and Mrs. Volney Brown
are back in town. Mrs. Brown be-
fore her recent marriage was Miss
Suzanne Swain.
After visiting here for a while,
Mrs Charles r. Williams, Princeton,
N. j., went to Ohio to be with rel
ativeS. She is expected back at the
Propylaeum today for stay before
returning to her home
Mrs. Conrad RuCkelShauS is eX-
pected home tomorrow after a visit
in the East.
Mrs. Fritz Phelan. 1929 N. Penn
Sylvania St is to leave Friday for
Bloomington for a weeks visit with
Mrs. Eugene Stark.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Pell. 1885 N
Meridian-st, is to leave tomorrow
for Baton Rouge. La, where she is
10 visit her former schoolmate, Miss
Marjorie Beene, student at Louisiana
State University. Later she is to
join her parents. DR.. and Mrs
Glenn J. Pell, in New Orleans.
Miss Maudelle Morgan, Timpson
Tex. is to return to her home to-
morrow, following visit of several
months with her cousin. Miss Doro-
thy EuddleSton, 1910 n Gale-St.