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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-14
55l
Requiescant
-.

You are asked TO pray for the
repose Of the souls Of the follow
ing and The others who have dice
IL the Diocese during the pas'
week.
BESCH, Mrs. Ella Catherine, SO,
Nov. 80 st. Patrick church, Co.
lumbus. st. Joseph cemetery.
URBAN, Frank H., so, Nov. %,
st. Thomas church, GAINESVILLE.
Mt. Calvary cemetery.
COMPLIMENT Mrs. Blanche,
30, Dec. 3, Holy Redeemer church
at Portsmouth.
HART, Mrs. Elizabeth, 81, Dec
3, st. Mary church, Marion. St
Mary cemetery.
YOSICK, Valentino, 10, Dec. 8
Sacred Heart church, New Phil.
adelpfia. Calvary cemetery.
| WATSON, Mrs. Uls, 70, Dec. 2,
Holy Rosary church, Columbus.
st. Joseph cemetery.
MCNAMARA, Mrs. Name w,
"a, Dec. 3, Sacred Heart church,
Columbus. st. Joseph cemetery.
AGRIESTI, Mrs. Rose, AZ, Dec
3, st. John the Baptist church
Columbus. st. Joseph cemetery.
FARMER, Cletus 81 Dec. /,
Holy Family church, Columbus.
st. Joseph cemetery.
SCHRAMM, Frederick j., 10
Dec. /, st. Nicholas church
GAINESVILLE. Mt. Olives cemetery.
JATTAR. Shaid 81, Dec. /. ST
Thomas church, GAINESVILLE, Mt
Olives cemetery.
KILOKOWSKI, Mrs. Mary Caro-
line, rs, Dec. l, st. Nicholas
church, GAINESVILLE. Mt. Olives
cemetery.
JAROS Stephan. 68, Dec. 2
Church of the Ascension, Johns
town.
HUMMEL, Miss Caroline, Sc
Dec. 3, st. Mary church, Chilli
cothe. st. Margaret cemetery.
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CIOUerIeaf Sets
Party For Aged
At St. anthony

The Cloverleaf Club of st. An.
thongs Hospital will have their
annual Christmas party for the
aged and chronically i'll of the
hospital on Dec. %, at 2 pm.
Every member in the hospital
will receive a gift. Mrs. Louisa d
Ranieri, 1909 McGuffey Rd., is
chairman of gifts, Mrs. Sam Gall.
lone, 385 S. Harding Rd. enter.
tainment, and Mrs. Phillip Palum
bo, GAS Heyl Ave. tree decorat
ing.
Taking part in the festivitie:
will be the Maennerchor Chorus
a Girl Scout Troop from Christ
the King School, and a chorus
from st. Catharine's School.
Anyone wishing to help with
arrangements may contact. Mrs
Ranieri AM. 8-6577.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-14

SCHIRTzINGER, Mrs. Sophia
Laurette, 81 Dec. 6, Immaculate
Conception church, Columbus
Mt. Calvary cemetery.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-14

Timofeyew, grandniece of the fa
nous Giacomo Puccini, whose op.
cratic compositions include La
Boheme, ToScd, and Madame But
terfly.
The production will be stag.
ed under fhe direction of Sis
Ter N. Elizabeth Seton, o.P.,
head OF The drsmsties depart.
nenf st fhe college. Miss Mary
10 Feak, modern dance instrue.
tress. is the choreosrapher.
The opera is open TO the public
and no admission will be ehsrg.
ed.
The story revolves around
Amahl (Robert Burchfield), q
lame shepherd boy and mother
fGail Prudhomme). poor widow
Three Wise Men, Kaspsr Patrick
Walsh, Melchoir Peter Grassili)
and Balthazar John McCormick),
on their way to Bethlehem. ask
for shelter for the night, and are
welcomed.
The splendor and wealth of
their robes and gifts amaze Amahl
and his mother, who becomes EN-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-14

Oil Ito lldliuo WllCll a IiSdl ny
by Pequannock students, no long
er had room for them, and con-
struction work on new school
was not yet complete.
Ar the same time, Holy Spir-
II Church here had new
school with some elassrooms
that were not being used. So,
Father John Derieks. the pas
tor, offered The township the
use of three eisssroors-with-
out charge.
The township was thankful for
the offer and sent 95 public
school children to attend public
school classes in the three rooms
in Holy Spirit school. The pupils
were taught by regular public
school teachers.
All went smoothly for a while
and most Of the townships citi.
zens were grateful for the assis-
tance given by the community's
Catholics.
Several weeks later some few
disgruntled Pequannock citizens
submitted a complaint to the
board of education. They felt that
religious statues in the three Ho.
| ly Spirit classrooms were an af
front and asked that they be re-
moved.
The statues, mostly of the
Blessed Virgin and some hand
carved crucifixes from Oberam
mergau, stayed in the classrooms
Father Dericks commented that
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-14

You are asked to pray for the
repose Of fhe souls Of the follow.
ing and The others who have died
IL the Diocese during the past
week.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-14

ed by Mrs. Thomas Bates and
Mrs. Clarence Hauck; Mrs. James
Charles, arrangement chairman;
Mrs. John Kochensparger, ush-
ers;. Mrs. Helene Sitter, childrens
concert; Mrs. Charles Lingo, pro-
gram and printing; Mrs. Press
Southworth, Jr., treasurer; Mrs.
7 h oms S Murnane, Symphony
membership, and Mrs. w. A.
Spiers, publicity.
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MYERS, Louis, "a. Dec. 2. st.
Mary Church, Chillicothe. St.
Mary cemetery.
CUPPETT. Mrs. Julia Rosa 81,
Dec. 2, Holy Redeemer church,
Portsmouth.
HOLOCHER, John A., 56, Nov.
30, st. Mary Magdalene church,
Columbus, st. Joseph cemetery.
FREEMAN. Patrick H., 81 Nov.
90, Holy Name church, Columbus.
Mt. Calvary cemetery.
HOLTSCHULTE, Leo, 20, Dec.
4, Immaculate Conception church,
Columbus. Mt. Calvary cemetery,
SCHONHARDT, Anthony E., 56
Dec. 4, Corpus Christi church, Co.
lumbus. st. Joseph cemetery.
CURRAN, Mrs. Beatrice, SO, Dec.
8, st. Joseph Cathedral, Colum-
bus. st. Joseph cemetery.
GLEICH, Mrs. Miriam, 55,
Buckeye Lake, st. Leo church,
Columbus. st. Joseph cemetery.
BRENNAN, Miss Mary Mayme,
83, Dec. s, st. Patrick church,
London. st. Patrick cemetery.
KELLY, Miss Wilma Mary, 54,
Dec. s, ST. Joseph cathedral, CO.
lumbus. st. Joseph cemetery.
GLEICH, Mrs. Miriam, IS, Dec.
5, st. Leo church, Columbus. st.
Joseph cemetery.
CLIFFORD, John A., II, Dec. 8
Our Lady of Peace church, Co
lumbus, st. Joseph cemetery.
WALSH, James A. rs, Dec. 6,
st. Mary church, Marion.
MCKINNEY, James A., II Dec.
6, Church of the Atonement,
Crooksville.
MCCORMICK, Mrs. Elizabeth.
79, Dec. 5, Sacred Heart church,
Coshocton.
WEAVER, Mrs. Madaline, 54
Dec. 5, Sacred Heart church,
Coshocton.
| LAUDER, Mrs. Bertha Ann, rs,
Dec. 5, ST. Peter church, Wheel.
ersburg. st. Peter cemetery.
SCHIRTZINGER, Mrs. Sophia
Laurette, 81 Dec. 6, Immaculate
Conception church, Columbus
Mt. Calvary cemetery.
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Feb. Is at the Veterans Memoir
al in Columbus. Cleft, above) Mrs.
John Dunkle, president, has nam
ed Mrs. Anton Keller III righD
to serve as general chairman and
Mrs. George De Nucci (center)
and Mrs. John Dunkle will be Co
chairmen.
Others who will serve are Mrs.
Franklin Eyerman, patron chair
man; Mrs. c. j. Mcdonald, gen
eral admission, who will be assist.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-14
Coshocton Men
Become Third
Degree Knights

The following from Coshocton
were received into the third de,
gree of Knights of Columbus at
Newark, recently: Tom McNeeley,
E. Roland Skarke, Robert Gath
er, Roger McCabe, Don Loos,
James Baker, Richard Baker
Robert Unger, Jim Guenther, Bill
Mcdaniel, Keith Hall, Don Unger,
James Bradford, James Addy,
Dick Morrison, John Weaver, Ray
Miskimens. Leo White and Ray,
mond DeCenZo.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-14
Springs Group Presents
AmaIlI and the Night Visitors

GanCarlo Menotti's Christmas opera, AmshI and the
Night Visitors. will BE presented at 85 pm December
IA and 10 and al 230 pm December Is by the Music
Department of the College of Saint Mary of the Springs
in Erskne Halls Little Theatre
Music will be under the direction Of AdaIna Puccini
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-14
'We Should be ashamed
We Should be ashamed
Statues Stay AS
Officials Rule to Keep
Free ClassrOOms
BY Floyd Anderson

PEQUANNOCK, N J. = NC = The storm over
statues has ended here and really it turned out to be
only squall after all.
Last fall the township had urgent school problem
its hands when nearby school, which had been used
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-22
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage
NatiOnal-"Teahouse of the
August Moon; $3.50 pm.
Shubert-"Thieves' Paradise;
$3.50 pm.
Screen
AmbassadOr-"Distant Drums;
2;35, 6;l0 and GAS pm.
CapitoI-"Meet Me In Las
Vegas; 1l:10 am, 1:20, 1925
5:35, TAO and GAS pm,
Colony The Ladykillers";,
6:l5, 8 and 9:55 pm.
Columbia-"Tribute to a Bad
man; II am. ITO. 800, $50
TAO and 9:55 pm.
Dupont - Richard III; II
am. 1870, 4:05, $40 and 9:2C
pm.
Keith's-"On the Threshold OF
Space; 11:40 am, l:4O, 3:45
5:45, 1852 and 9:55 pm.
Little-"Flesh Merchant: /
2:35. 4, 5::35. 7, $40 and GAS pm
observation-disclosures at Sea-;
$50 and $50 pm. Sneak pre-
view: $50 pm.
MetrOpOlitan-"The Maverick
Queen Distant Drums; ILLS
am. 2:40, 6:10 and GAS pm.
OntariO-"The Birds and the
Bees; l:35, 1886. 5:35, 7:35 and
9:35 pm.
Palace-"The Revolt of Mamie
Stover"; 1870 am. 1885, $40,
$40, 7:45 and $50 pm.
Patterns; 11:2O
am, LOS. ESQ, 4:35, $40, $40
and 9.55 pm.
Plaza-"Citizen Kane: 1925,
2:40, 5, tbs and $40 pm.
Trans-Lux-"Picnic" IL am,
Los, 3:l5. 5:25. 1885 and $50
pm.
Warner-"Cinerama Holiday;
$3.50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-22
Reunited Sturs

Paramount's "Anythin G
Goes" big new VistaVision
comedy. reunites Bing Crosby
and Donald O'Connor for the
first time since 18 years ago,
when they made Sing You
Sinners" Jeanmaire and Mitzi
Gaynor also star in Anything
Goes"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-22

emceeing the Hersholt testi-
monial. Little did those who
praised his handling of the af-
fair realize he was overtaxing
himself to such an extent that
he'd be hospitalized. l loved
Jerry's story about Y. Frank
Freeman. Seems that everyone
comes to Freeman for help with
their problems. but he had one
of his own when he wanted his
son, Frank Junior, to enter the
picture business. Another pro-
ducer advised: start him at
the bottom-for two days"
y Y X <
! Milton Berle and Jack Haley
flew group which included
Liberace and Bill Lundigan to
MADEIRA, Calf, to put on a bene-
fit for the 75-year-old St.
Joachim's Church, which needs
repairs. Uncle Miltie was tired
but couldn't resist aiding a good
cause.
Peggy Lee says she would like
to give up her career and con-
centrate on being Mrs. Dewey
Martin. The blonde singer has
one more date in Las Vegas this
summer, but I'm not very eager
to sign for pictures or any more
Inight-club engagements"
Jerry Valid goes east for the
New York premiere of his pic
Iture, THE Eddie Duchin Story. :"
which he'll follow with a cross
country disc jockey tour to plug
the picture.
4 x
Jane Powell and Pat Nerney
are off to New York "for five
days of play-no work" They'll
see as many broadway shows as
possible and get together with
their friends. the Jerry Ohr-
bachs. to complete plans for a
safari to Africa this summer.
Dorothy Lamour. back from a
night club engagement in
Phoenix, has decided to put her
Beverly Hills home up for sale.
The house, which she bought
from Betty Hutton last year. is
too big for her, husband Bob
Howard and the children. Dotty
left the Phoenix heat to arrive
back in Los Angeles in the middle
OF our heat wave. 1T was so
hot there. we had to rent an
aforementioned car to get
around"
released by NANAl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-22
DmYtryk on Top

With Paramounts 9TH e
Mountain" costarring Spencer
Tracy and Robert Wagner, Ed
ward Dmytlyk is a producer
director at the studio where
some years ago he started his
film career as an assistant in
the film editing department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-22
HOLLY WOOD
Coqney to Loaf on Farm
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

Jimmy Cagney left over the
week end for his farm in MaSsa-
chuSetts. I'm be gone five
months" the popular redhead
told me. land when come back
I'll do the Lon CLANCY story"
With James as Lon, of course
Victor Mature called on pro-
ducer Bill Thomas Wednesday
and came out with the script of
Fever Heat" Now they're look
ing for a very witchy girl to
coStar. Don't be surprised if
Susan Hayward turns up in the
Lilo role in 20th-Fox's movie
version of Can Can" Anyway
they're after her.
Mary Pickford, at the indus
try dinner to honor Jean Hers
holt's so years as a movie star
told me that she and husband
Buddy Rogers sail June 8 on
the liner United States for Eng
land where they will visit
Buddy's brother. who is in the
service there. Director Mike
Curtiz was happy to be able to
pass along the information that
his wife, BesS Meredyth, is much
better-She has been quite i'll.
Veteran Director Frank Bor-
cage, at the soiree with his
brunette wife, reported: "I've
been playing with the script of
China Doll my next picture
but I won't start unless I have
a completed story" Paging
Roberto "On The Cuff" Rossel-
lini The place was full of
directors and producers. but not
too many stars showed up.
Director Mervyn LIE Roy said
he was off to the south of France
at the end of June and he'll
miss the Gold Cup at Hollywood
Park of which he is president.
Betty Hutton with her NBC
executive husband, Alan Living
ston, shuddered when l asked:
What are your television plans?"
Alan replied hastily, "She has
none" and added, she's making
her first picture since she re-
tired-'Spring Reunion with
Dana Andrews, for Kirk Douglas
Bryna Productions It's La
Hutton's first movie fling in
three years.
Arlene Dahl and Fernando
Lamas are moving from their
Beverly Hills house and will live
in an apartment for a month
before going to Italy, where Fer
nando will make movie.
Jerry Lewis did a swell job
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-10
HOLLYWOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
Boby-Boqey Script Troubling

for a movie in Hollywood while
Wife Audrey Hepburn costars
next month with Fred Astaire ir
Funny Face" Audrey's "Ari-
ane." with Gary Cooper in Eu-
rope, has been postponed unit
later in the summer.
Don't get Bing Crosby's gal
Kathy Grant. wrong. She.
pretty, and very bright in thu
head department. Kathy anc
Bing are inseparable these days
If he ever does marry again
you can bet this is it. Jerry
Valid will soon be making ar
important announcement abou
his future producing plans.
Il
Greg Peck's partner. Sy Bart.
lett, will soon be following him
into marriage-pretty Pat Ow.
ems, British actress is the gal
Glad to hear that Rosalinc
Russell has transferred her sor
Lance, from an Eastern schoo
to our Harvard in Van Mugs
Means that she'll be spending
more time with us. Arthur
Freed is after singer Fernando
Montel-she's currently at thu
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gram with q flourish. Another
was the "Kopacka," a Macedo-
MAN peasant dance. which calls
for (and got) a lot Of intricate
acrobatics on the part Of it,
male dancers.
Still another highlight was
the suite of Croatian dances
lively in joyous celebration Of
wealth and abundance. One
more was a number titled
"Baranjska Humoreska, about a
shy young man trying to court
two girls at the same time. II
was refreshing and as humoresks
as could be.
Some of the music purveyed
by Tanec is q bit ear-bending
but a lot of it proved most
agreeable last night. The grour
has a no-star policy so the only
singers identified were Dragiks
Nikolova, Aleksander Satievsky
and Dimcekski George. The first
two got together for some pleas
ant harmonies in groups OF
Macedonian and Serbian folk
songs, the latter joining in q
program of Dalmatian airs.
All in all, it was quite q
rousing evening. These TaneC
people make far more winning
ENJOYS than any to come from
behind the Iron Curtain yet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-10

HOLLYWOOD (NANA) The
Humphrey Bogart-Lauren Ba-
call picture with Milton Sporting
at Warmers Is in q state Of
suspended animation. Script
trouble.
From Europe I hear that Pro-
Queer Raymond Hakim is having
problems persuading Rita Hay
worth to take him as her fifth
mate. Let's face it: After four
tires. a gal gets shy.
The Harry TrumanS will join
daughter Margaret in New York
for Perle Mesta's Valentine
party at the new Eden Roc
Club. Quoting Tony Mar
tin, about a recent fllmville d.
vorce where the husband was
awarded alimony-"He's living
by the sweat of his frau"
Mel Ferrer will book himself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-10

Mocambo here for q Metro
musical.
Alec Guinness praise for Hol-
lywood on his return to London
has made him more friends To-
cally. His modesty while here
was especially refreshing. He
was amazed, he told reporters.
that we in America knew him
so well! Alec was to have starred
for Korda in George Bernard
Shaw's arms and the man
But now. of course. because OF
Korda's death. that is postponed
Talk about his grace wanting
our Grace to retire-now I I'M
derstand that Stewart Granger
wants his beauteous bride, Jean
Simmons, to stay of the screen
for at least a year after the
birth of their baby! Between
them they earn around half a
million dollars a year. but how
much do they have left after in
come tax?
| Elizabeth Taylor will be "a on
| the oath of the month and II
husband Mike Wilding isn't back
from England by then she'll
celebrate her birthday with his
father, who is staying with her
Mike Todd spent $4,000 burn
ing a miniature yacht for the
lEBurning of the S. S. Henrietta
scene in Around the World in
80 Days" But it wasn't impress
sive enough. so Mike took the
press to Balboa where he got
and burned the real thing. at a
cost of 100000. There's nothing
cheap about Producer Todd.
X y X \
| Piper Laurie takes home two
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-10
Ruttieun Play
First Independent
Film for MuriIyn

HOLLYWOOD (P.-Play-
wright Terrence Rattigan's
1.-The Sleeping Prince" will be
the first independent produc-
ton for Marilyn Monroe Pro-
auctions, Inc.
Marilyn will star in the part
played by Vivien Leigh on the
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THE EVENING STAR. Washington, D. c. All


London stage. The picture may
be filmed in England next sum-
mer or fall.
Milton Greene, vice president
Of Marilyn's corporation, made
the announcement. He added
that Rattigan will also do the
screen play and will come from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-10

nominations this year in the an
nual Emmy" TV awards, as the
best actor in a regular series and
the best program host (both fol
''Medic"l and for the best in
dividual performance by an actor
for his recent Climax" role in
Bail Out at $4,000"
Charlton Heston told me his
next will probably be THE Nav
ericks" for Mike Curtiz-"but
only if some changes are made
in the script" This is one boy
who loves to work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-10

London to New York for story
conferences.
Miss Monroe's corporation
recently signed a seven-year
contract with goth Century,
Fox. Her first picture for them,
BUS Stop" will be made be-
fore The Sleeping Prince"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-10

salaries while starring in Kelly
and Me- at Universal-Interna-
tional-her own, and one for her
dog. The Kelly" of the title is
a pooch. and Piper is renting
her. own to the studio for the
role. By the way, Piper stars in
F. Scott Fitzgerald's Winter
Dreams" on Front Row Gen.
ter" for CBS-TV, February 10.
Anita Ekberg's dance in "ZaraE
Khan" will be censored before II
reaches the screen.
Richard Boone is up for three
Milford chronicle., 1956-08-31
Milford Schools To
Open September 5
For The Fall Term
&C. ntiaued from page one)

" nIiIuCQ HUH Udke JU6t
that parents and pupils will CO.
operate in every way possible. to
make the sessions at the Legion
building successful.
AS to lunch for these classes,
arrangements are being made by
the school cafeteria to serve from
the kitchen of the Legion Home.
For those children who travel on
buses. plans are being made to
transport them directly TO the Lee
gion Home. This. however, will in
some cases necessitats changing
buses at the Lekeview Avenue
School each morning and after
noon.
On Wednesday, September 5, at
$3.50 a. M, the pupils listed below
are to report TO Miss Carter, Mr.
Spence, Mrs. Hickman and Mrs.
Blades in the Lakeview Avenue
High School Auditorium from
which they will be transported to
the Legion Home by bus: Miss
Carter, 6-3: Boys-Everett Ben
nett, Curtis Joseph Galloway, Louis
Carpenter, Mark Henry Hit,
James Allen Jester, Kenneth A.
Porter, Kenneth Sharp, Alvin War
ner, Gregory Wilson, Robert Kelly;
Shirley Ann Bryant, Sandra
Lee Galloway, Virginia Lee Dono-
van, Alice Belle Hood, JoAnn Le-
gates, Rose A. Messick, Cheryl
Morris, Joyce Ann Walls, Virginia
Workman Mr.. Spence, 6-1. Rich
ard Hammond Bennett, William E.
Bullock, Daryle Cohee, Charles
Hammond Conrad, Jr., Charles
Raymond Davis, Jr., Clarence Jes-
ter Huey, Allen Stanton Jester,
Thomas Wayne Robbins, John
Robert Rogers, John Allen Rutt,
Samuel Sockriter, Edward Andrew
Williams; girls, Julia Elgin Brandt,
Frances M. Cain, Brenda Ann Don
ovan, Carolyn Finnity, Lynn Har-
rington, Patricia Dale Hendrix,
Darlene Harrington, Shirley IN
gram, Doris Ann Passwaters, Con-
stance A. Walls, Laraine Williams.
Mrs. Hickman, 5-3: boys-Davis
Benson, Joseph Bontrager, Gary
Smith Bunting, David Gillespie,
Frank w. Hail, Garry Hayes, Ter
ry Keith Jones, j. James Jones,
Merritt (Nickie) Lane, Wilber (Bil-
ly) Nauman, Walter D. Postles,
Jr., Jacob Roosa, John Charles
Sigler, James Thawley, Jr., Frank
George Vican, Jr., Roland Vim
yard, John Howard Walls, David
Lee Warnock; girls-Ruth Anne
Abramson, Patsy Aikens, Bonnie
e. Biggs, Grace Began, Sylvia
Carlisle, JoAnn Collins, Barbara
Hitch, Faith Hope Kenton, Ellen
Kunkle, Kathleen Nevin, Sarah
Milford chronicle., 1956-08-31

Elizabeth Penuel, Lola Shockley,
Bonnie Jean Thompson, Janet Will
kerson, Myra Mills. Mrs. Blades,
Sd: boys-F,red A. Bennett, John
Brandt, Ronald Davidson, Thomas
Greenlee. Glenn Ingram, David Will
liam Kenton, David KINNEY, James
isimmey, Wayne o. Lindale, George
Moore, John Robbins, Robert Rog-
ers, Warren Ruth. Dewey Sapp,
Jr, Daniel Schurman, David B.
Strahle, Alcn c. Timmons, Lonald
NJ Watson; gii-ls@991faron Appel,
Norma Jean Bennett, Gail Corder,
Lorraine Green, Anne E. Hickman,
Bonnie Lynn Hoey, Brenda Hood.
Judy Jefferson, Rea Kerr, Gwen
dolyn Kirby, Eileen E. Newton,
Dietra Ridings, Judith Roberts,
Marjorie Ellen Tinley.. Diane Wat
son.
Lakeview Avenue Elementary
School: All students entering
grade one should report to the
cafeteria at $3.50 a. M, where they
will meet their teachers and re-
C0lfC IIslluCliOuS iIOIu MI. htiI,
Elementary School principal.
Room assignments for pupils,
grades 2 to 6, inclusive, will be
listed on classroom doors. In gen
eral, grades and are ON the first
fooI' and grades 8, 4, 5 and are
ON the second floor.
Lakeview Avenue High School:
Students will be admitted at S:15
a. m. when they will move direct.
ly to their assigned homerooms.
The high school will have use of
two additional rooms in the new
wing over the cafeteria. These
rooms are No. 259 and No. 261.
Any high school student who does
not fnc his name listed on his
homerooln roster shall report to
the high school office and receive
instructions from Mr.. Atkinson,
High School principal.
Benjamin Banneker School: All
pupils who plan to attend the Ben
jamin Banneker School are to re-
port to the Banneker auditorium
at $3.50 a. M, September S, meet
their teachers and receive instruc-
tions from Mr.. Charles Goslee,
principal.