Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 June 1953 — Page 3

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Attucks Hi Graduates Receiving Scholarships

Graduates receiving scholarships

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HELEN EMILE: Crispus Attucks Faculty Scholarship ($100); Tuition Scholarship to Indiana University Extension ($300); Federation of Associated Clubs Scholarship ($100);

Tuition Scholarship ($75). JEANNE MARTIN: Central State College of Wilberforce, O., Tuition Scholar-

ship ($180).

JUANITA BAKER: Butler University One-half Tuition Scholar-

of r, Ea S t O e f rn h StaT e ,$80? a c^mra?Dis- pa'Alp^Soro^y Schola^shl'p <$2^ Uic MasSn^ Lodges SSrSodcal TAYLOR BAKER: Barnes Method-

ist Church Scholarship ($50). HARRIET OWENS: Christ Tern-

Contest (third place) $25; James Whitcomb Riley Medal for exceptional scholarship; Indiana University Special Scholarship ($120).

pie Scholarship ($100). GEORGE MARTIN: Mt. Olive Baptist Church

™ -a. Scholarship ($100). ELEANOR

SHIRLEY WALKER: Tuition HARVEY: Alpha Alpha Chapter. Scholarship to Fisk University <In- Iota Phi La mbda Sorority. Scholdianapolis Foundation); Mt. Zionj ars hup ($100); Mammoth Life InBaptist Church Scholarship ( $50). surance Company Certificate of CORNELIUS WHITE: George Merit as the best business educa-

Williams College of Chicago Tui- t i on graduate.

tion Scholarship ($500 to $2,000);: FRANCES SMITH: Alpha Mu Mt. Paran Baptist Church Sunday Qmega Chapter of Alpha Kappa School Scholarship ($50); Mt. Paran . Alpha-Sorori tv Scholarship ($100). Baptist Church Scholarship ($150). W ILMA BATIE, class of 1951: MisHALLIF BRYANT: William E. s i onar y Baptist Ministers’ Wives Baugh Memorial Scholarship ($100) scholarship ($25). CLARENCE Irom the Zeta Phi Chapter of Ome- BAKER, class of 1955: Ford Founga Psi Phi Fraternity; The Phil d a tion Scholarship to Morehouse

Waters Memorial Scholarship ($100), c 0 n e g e ' ($750).

Phvl 1 iWaters * 1 1h'e Over Medal^for ROSA MAE PATTERSON. Mme. Si tctnnhihiInA C - J - Walker School of Beauty Culbeing an outstanding athlete and ture Tuition Scholarship ($200). m4°ri'pv4 00d in C ui:«r»v• mitinn ROBERT WESLEY: Poro School of i!J w-Vmn E . /h??nilirVuv Peauty Culture and Barber School ($250); BARBARA JEAN CROWD- TulUon Scholarshin '$200). US: Lewis Foundation Scholarship CHESTER BROW’N: Choir Par1«100) jents Club ($100). DEMETRIUS

SMITH: Willa Mae Terry Radiiffe

Scholarship ($165). DORIS PEPPERS: B’Nai B’Rith Essay Conest ($25 bond). CATHERINE MILLER, class of 1950: American Beauty Embroidery Club Scholarship ($100). CLARENCE WARNER: Paul R. Williams Industrial Arts Scholarship. given by California architect Paul R. Williams, Bethel AME Church, and shop teachers of Attucks ($200). CHARLES WEBSTER MABRY: Bethel AME Church Scholarship ($50). JOSEPH COLLINS: Anonymous ($50). CHARLES GRANISON: Friendship Council ($25). BARBARA JEAN CROWDUS: Community Scholarship from Ritz Bridge Club ($15), Prosperous Twelve ($25), Women’s Improvement Club ($25), and the Golden Leaf Club ($25). GWENDOLYN WEBB: Choir Parent Club Scholarship ($100).

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son. ♦Marlene Johnson.

Carolyn Jones. John Turley Jones, Marcia Ann Jones, Barbara Jean Kimmons, *Frazier LaRue King, Maxine Bernice Kyser Harris, George T. LaRue, Lucy Will Leslie, Katherine Lewis, Donald Harvey

Lindsay, Thelma Jeanette Majors, of Norman Merrifield, Russell William Majors, Robert William Brown, LaVerne Newsome, and Malone, ♦George Martin, Jeanne i Mrs. Marian Burch, provided out- | RoseAnn Martin, . standing music for the occasion. Roberta Louise Mathews, Henry j Their selections included “Sir Morris Minter, Virtis Lou Mitzs. Galahad Overture.” “Mexican Hat ; Joseph Moore, *Lonnie Moore, Dance,” “The Waltz King” and the | ♦Priscilla Louetta Moore. Betty; perennial “Land of Hope and Jean Mosley, Joan Martin Newson, Glory” for the processional. t,'mU S Ow»n. e °M a e H S X “A Song of Victory." "America’s Inn 3 p°r nS B „i 1a S 0n u E ( l /' abcth Message." "Introduction. Act III Ann Parks, Rose Mae Patterson, ivto Vr,..n Daisy Peacock, Arthur Holman Pen-;' I ^ d cng Y r ‘" > ; Poo r“ an d ^‘SonJ of lick. Robert Lewis Penick, I Tiled, Your Poor and bong Ot

Man.’

Vireinhf pirifinc Virgil Jones was soloist as Taps

i^Pnf'' J , eWCll o 0t ' and Reveille were played, while

ford ilormon RinhnrHc ^ u y " the audience stood in rapt silence Robertson, l ^hirl^y C AnrK! S Roos^Nora ' heightened^ d ‘ mmCd and

Bond Sanders, June Sansing. Ellen bri 8 ,llenecl -

Louise Scott, Edgar Everett Shive-j

Louis Talks

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BOBBY JEAN MARSHAL: Onehalf Tuition Scholarship to Indiana University ($75); Central District Masonic Lodges Oratorical Contest (second place—$50; The Choir Parents Club through membership of the A’Cappella Choir

($100); H and W Singers Club|?P a _ n _

Memorial Scholarship ($100). LUCY LESLIE: St. John AME Church Book Scholarship ($25). EDDIE JOHNSTON: St. John AME Church

Book Scholarship ($25).

MAE FRANCES HAYNES: Lula

Club Scholarship ($50).

ATTUCKS COMMENCEMENT: The 1953 g aduating class of Crispus Attucks high school is shown here at the start of commen:ement exercises in Cadle Tabernocle

ATTUCKS GRADUATES

‘LaStarza will stay longer than Charles because he doesn’t have the heart Charles has,” the boxing idol asserted. Joe’s implication was that Charles is a give-and-take fighter while LaStarza refuses

to “take.”

The talk drifted away from the

fight game and settled on rumors | Bernell Yeakey.

of Joe’s romance with Dolores Parker, singer with the show.

Summer School, '52 June, 1953 Andrew Norman Barnes, CcrliNljHt School

Arthur Buford, Elizabeth Margie

[Jean Crowdus, 5. Doris Peppers, i6. Cliftina Marie Young, 7. Ger(aldine Banks, 8. Jacqueline Illenc

Holder, 9. Eleanor Beatrice Wil-

Cheney. Pauline Garrett, Barbara Annie Rivers Cheatham, Myrt 1c liam £ ^ v n wn ‘

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Ruby Lee Mathews. Martha Annei Mae Scott. Donald Wesley Smith, M^ Myrna Loy Watson, 16. Gladys j Annie Jane Wilson, Louis An-

ly, Barbara Ellen Skates, Anna j Marie Smith, Charlene Smith, Demetrius William Smith, Louis ! Henry Smith, *Sylvia Yvonne ' Smith, Louella Mae Stenson, ♦Carole Ann Stevenson, *Dorothy Mae | Strong, Frances Louise Taylor, Harold Taylor, *.Iohn William Taylor. Richard Stanley Taylor, Andrew Hart Thomas, Sylvia Delores [ Thompson, Floyd Toliver, Paula Jean Tracy, Barbara Jean Trice, i Harvey Lee Turner, ♦Shirley Janice Walker, ♦Clarence James Warner, Michael Waters, Andrew James Watkins, *Myrna Loy Watson, ♦Robert Brown Wesley, Cornelius White, Isaac White, *Perry Coleman White, Shirley May White, Costella Williams, *Eleanor Bea-

“DON’T TALK ABOUT THAT,” Joe said when asked whether or

Scholarship ($25). FLORENCE BOWSER: Mt. Zion DORIS PEPPERS: Central Dis- Baptist Church Scholarship ($50). trict Masonic Lodges Oratorical CHESTER BROWN: Knoxville ColContest (first place—$100); Butler le 8 e Tuition Scholarship <$150). University One-half Tuition Schol- MARCIA JONES: Central State arship. CLIFTINA YOUNG: Tui- Coll ege of Wilberforce O.. Tuition

tion Scholarship to Indiana Cen- Scholarship ($180). Iral College <$250 to SI.000). MYRTLE REEDUS: Alpha Sigma retused to answer an Y 9 uesllons Davis, Helen Alberta Emile, Mary GERALDINE BANKS: The Indi- Chapter. Sigma Gamma Rho Sor- on ..}r* manaapr Lee EvanS ' Ed " lond Lot Fields ’

anapolis Recorder Charities Memo- o^ty. Tuition Scholarship ($100). 1 ™ Just hei businesb managei,

rial Scholarship ($100); Crispus At- BARBARA SKATES: Columbus Art ne saia ' tucks PTA Scholarship '$100); Al- School of the Columbus Gallery of pha Mu Omega Chapter of Alpha Fine Arts Full-Year Scholarship

not there is anything to stones, Leonard Howard Booker. Delores around that he and Miss Parker Brodie. Wilhelmina Clark. Samuel are itching to see the preacher. (Collins. Betty Jean Crenshaw, HiThe twice-married former champ ram< Cushenberry, Ruthy Mae

Porter, Ella Belle Royal, Dolores Ida Mae Thomas. Harriett Rice, Alonzo Watford, Jr.,!- . • ■ ^

Industrial Certificates,

January, 1953

Jacqueline D. Anderson. Leroy Baker, Taylor Livingston Baker. Frank Ball, Sylvia Pearl Bebley.

Day School

Louise Owens, 17. Chf.ord Arthur drew Winn, Anita Edwina WoodRobinson, 18. Charlene Smith, 19. ru ff i Blanche Woodruff, Jean CarBermce Rodgers, 20. Frazier La- melita Woods, Rosa Bell Wright, Rue King, 21. Sylvia \ vonne Smith. *ciiftj na Marie Young. Margaret

Young, Joan Eleanor

MEMBERS OF GRADUATING yow'T

.. Th f s £ receivin « certificates in CLASS ELECTED TO NATION- „ Thcs0 graduates have an averMetal Trades were: Zebedee Alex- AL HONOR SOCIETY a g e of “A” or “B” in one or more J oh n r M. e F La w^orf r A rthu r^ Penick, j R Ba i* ba » a Jean Crowcus, Geraldine ; ma J° rs -

Bobby Perkins, John Thomas San- Banks, Jacqueline Illene Holder, | ders and Ernest Thompson. Dons Jean Fetters. Bobby

SPIRITUALS Our Father—Brother Joe May. Old Shin of Zion—Brother Joe May. Walk Through the Valley—Edna Cooke He’s so Good—Edna Cooke. It’s Getting Late in the Evening —Chosen Gospel Singers. HIT TUNES Farewell Blues—Joe Liggins. Shirley Come Back to Me—Shirley and Lee. Early in the Morning — Roy Milton. Red Light—Georgie Auld. I’ll Help You Baby—Christine Kittrell.

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Miss Parker was formerly mar- som j ame s Robert Hall. Sylvester ried to Vernon Smith, trumpeter Hamilton. Holsev O. Hickman, with the Earl Hines band. B etty Jo Hillsman, Lawrence Oli-

She and Joe met in 1946 while ver Hooks,

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The singer labeled as “unfounded.” I “Thexe's nothing happening between Joe and me,” she told The Recorder. However, a sparkle in her eyes did little to corroborate her stoi*jx j

Frank Ball, and certificates in

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Minter and Donald E. Wright.

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Annette Bell,

THE SHOW ITSELF was generally below the standard expect-

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Henry Thomas Blakemore, Florence Marie Bowser, John Marshall.

Otis Jackson, Patricia Anne Johnson. Joseph Patterson oJnes, Jr., Richard Leon Jones, Shirley Delores Jordan, Abraham Joseph King, Mary Lucille Lake. John Marion Lawson. Creola McDowell. Charles Webster Mabry, Rosetta

Pearl Majors, Kenneth Edward .

ward DeAndre Neblett Veleria k.. ■ c L I Marlene Neblett. Jeanette AlieneiNlQnt 3CnOOl

, Bridgeforth. *Chester Maurice

and proved a box office disappoint- ob * a L ee - Parrott, F.lnora Delons to-° Theodore ,S1 '\rtis Cr Ciarence Brown, Florabelle Bryant, Hallie ment. Pepper. Nancy Lee Pettigrew. 2Li°- i r ic Le?lmith and Blyant ’ Lillian Annelte Bryant, The whole thing was built George Howard Porter, Irma Trammell & ’ Constance Josephine Campbell, around Louis. But the leading Porter. ’ < Jesse Major Canady, Heber Chandcharacter failed to hold up his Anna Elizabeth Price. Henrietta Auto: Edgar Barnett. Thomas ler. Ruth Chatman. John Wesley ro l e Elizabeth Ratliff. Elizabeth Myrtle Blackman, Thomas Cole and Carl Clay. Josepii Samuel Clemmons, Leonard Heed, formerly Joe’s Readus. John Leonard Richardson.; Majors; Juanita Clemons. Joseph Collins,

secretary and writer of most of Charles Edward Roberts, Jr., Clif- Tailoring. Tom Allen and Pres-

the show, kept the middle from ford Arthur Robinson. Carolyn 0 ..

flopping right out of the presen- Scott, Delons Simmons, Phyllis JJasonry, George Veney

tation. His antics wrung more Anne Smith. Savannah Lucinda * chnp Rphuildine Hnwn-H Crai S, *Barbara Jean Crowdus. laughter from the slim audiences Smith, Betty Lorrain Stewart, Phyl- Jones, Shoe Rebuilding. Howaid j ohn Lee Cunningham. Karl Rothan the routine deserved Hs Anne Stone. Enos C. Taylor. Pipes. chel Davis, Frederick Emerson

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were great. And Delores Parker i0,It aoiilu. iKIfZ MIAH SCHOOL RFOIIIRF unc f I n , alue U !u’ wasn’t so bad with her pop vocals.! Clara Norma Jean Thomas, Mar- ‘NG HIGH SCHOOL REQUIRE- William Houston Ellis. Herbbie

Some kids from Planner House tha Annette Thompson. Jessie Mae MENTb

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BY EXAMINATION Maxine Fanroy, *Anita Louise

were Joe’s guests after matinee Trotter, Kenneth Walton, Howard G. E. D. TESTS Friday of last week. He treated Hasten White. Hardimon Williams, Requirements by Examination them to ice cream and autographs. Leonard Thomas Williams. Patricia William Richardson

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