Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 296, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 April 1925 — Page 11

FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1925

SHORTRIDGE SENIOR CLASS TOTALS 449 Officials Announce Names of Those Eligible for Graduation Exercises in Cadle Tabernacle June 10,

Shortridgr High School officials today announced names of 449 seniors eligible for graduation. Commencement exercises will bo held June 10 at Cadle Tabernacle. Eligible seniors are: Dorothy Adams, Esther Ake. Jans Alborn, JSieanor Allison, Eatber Allison, Eugenia Anderson, Georgia Anderson, Vernon AJiaerson. William rheodore trank Arens, Isabel Appleby. Robert Armer, John Armstrong, Martha Armstrong, Mary Armstrong. Aaron Arnoui. Frederick Atkinson, Miriam Auerbach. Bagnoll. Maudelene Bailey. Alice Ball. Elizabeth Barclay. Larne Barnes,, Ruth Barnhill. Glenn Barrett Alpha Bassett, Beatrice Batty, George Bauer Wayne Beach. liallie Mae Beacheru. William Beeson. Helen Behrman, Dorothy Beighlol, Florence ell, Nauntne Bell, Lotjs Benning. Fern BenUiardt, Joseph Bernstein, Alice Berry, Eogar terry, Lisle Besore, Myrna Bigbee, jane Bird, Irene Bishop, Lena Blsnop, Ruth Blackman,, Leone Blakeeley. Stella Blass, William Bourque, Mabel Boyer. Lois Boyle. Manson Bratford, Earl Brennan, Lillian Bronston. Everett Brooks, Howell Brooks, Royer Brown, John it. Brown Myrtle Brown. Hortense Bullock, Conrad Burris, Martha Butler. Kathryn Buxton. Bertha Byrutn Edward Callender. Mary Campbell. Rosemary Campbell, Lillian Carlisle, Harold Carper, Uia Cai-penter, Austin Carrington, Albert Carson. Mary E, Carter, Mike Tasey, William Castlema. „Bach. e l Cawdell, Kenneth Christeua, Franklin Clampltt. Paul Clark, Ruth Clark. Ceorgo Clayton, Joseph Clenians, Hazel Coc. Katti rya Company, Maurica Connell. Cook, J&UUred Cooke. Viola Cooper, Charles Copeland, Leroy Carey, .Matthe v CornacchioaL, Elizabeth Cox. _> John Daily, Louiso Dauaer. Marda Da Vie. Alberta Davis. Calvin Davis. Curtis Davis. Dorothy Davis, Mary K. Davis. Atha Davy, Mae Deal, Gladys Denison, Lilly Di Carlo, Tom DtlW. Mildred Dirks, Russell Dobbins, Loraine Dobbs, Janies Donadio, Curol Donahue, Lillian Dorman. Fern Douglas, Juanita Dove. Ruth Dragoo, Valla Dudley. Dorothy Dnskell, Wuma John Dunne, Kathleen Dyer. RoseEugeno 'Eads, Harriet Eberhart. Theodore Edwards, Robert Eisenhut, Martha Ela. Kathryn Elrod. Richard Elrod, Rosar llna Emrick, Kathryn Elzea, Margaret Erwin, Bhoolem Ettinger. _ _ , Hortense Faleuder, Mary K. I alvey, Hattie Feldman, Marguerite Ferny er. Wilma Fiko, Josephine Fitch, Agues Florence, Margaret Florence, Lawrence Fly, George Folk, Margaret Forcht, Alice lorsell. Thelma Francis, Joe Frltsch, Mary Fulton, Bertha Furstenbei-g. Hubert Gatlin, Walter Gelsler, \ lolette Grabhom, Gertrude Grainger, Maurice Graney, Marshall Grant, Ralph Grapperliaus, Hannah Green, Mary Griitey. Edward Haase, La Rue Hale. Maurice Hale, Albert Hall, Anna Louiso Hall, Joseph Hamaker, Elsie Hancock, Helen Harakas, Leone Hardin, Joe Hartwell, r-lmaza, Haverstlck, Haullno Heidt, Mary Henderson, Henry Hendrick, George Hendrix, WUhelmlna Herdrlek, Ar.sel Kerron, Earless Hewlette, Linden Hiatt, \ lrgiilla Hiatt, Kendrick Hickman, Sarah Hill, Bessie Hills. Grace Hilton, Frank Hodges, John Holloway, Louis Hollweg, Jackson Hopson, Muriel Hopson, Charles Hornaday, Edwin Houseman, Rosamond Hovey, Esther Huff. Barton Hunter, Robert Hurt. Frank Inman, Mary E. Irwin. Tcvle Jacobs, Louise Jaeger, Virginia Jaeger, Elolse Johnson, Eula Johnson, Jesse Johnson. Paul Jones. Rebaeea Jones, Allan Kahn, Elizabeth Keller, Frances Kelly, Martha Kelly, Carl Kemp, Horace Ketring, Fredrick Kilgore, Elizabeth (Bott)y King, Miriam King. Thelma King, Harriet lvlstner, Victoria KlingUolz, Helen Knox, Denies Kurzrok. Harold Lacy, Elizabeth Lalng, Donald L Ird, Oscar l.ano, Mary Esther Lawler. Du-othy Lawson, Isabelle Layman, Mary K. Layton, Betty Lee, Eugeno Leody, Viola Lefftngwell, Marcella Lennox, James Lesh, Bartley Lester. Nancy Llchtenberg, Betty Likely. Ruth Lindenborg, Mary Lohrman, Arthur McLean, William McConnell, Edwin McCormick, Richard McDowell, James McGahey, John McGaughey, Donna MoIntire, Kathrene MeLandress. Elizabeth McMahan, Mary Mackey, Mildred Mahln, Margaret Maissol. Ethel Malloch, Iris Mauls, Gurnet Mann, Marlon Marshall. Edna Marlin, Kenneth Martin, Millard Martz, James Matheny. Dorothy Mattox. Lucille Mayo. Floyd Meeker. Elizabeth Morrill Walada Mendell, Jane Messlck, Byron Meyer. Annelto Michael, Grotta Middleton, Glenn Mille , Hazel Miler, Hida Miler, Jean Miller, Martha E. Miller, Mary A. Mintjala, Frederick Mitchell, Earl Moilier. Cecelia Montani, Alice Montgomery, Bloomfield Moore, Maxine Morris, Judson Moschelle, Merle Mosier. Doctor Sherman Moten, Richard Munter, James Murdock, Jane Murdock. Margaret Murt, Victor Mussawir. Eleanor Mutch. Ellen Nageleison. Ruth Nagelelson. Harriette Nathan. Beulah O'Brien, Jean O’Conner, Evalyn Oherreich. Marion Olive, Henrietta Orr, Genevieve Orrell, Harry Overtree. Alma Queisser. Snoncer Paige. Laura Palmer, Frances Parker, Marian Parker. Elzie C. Pnrtlow. Alico Pauley. Julia Pauley, Bennetta Payne, Dorothy Peltier Angelina Phillips. Jean Piatt, John Plckel, Dorothy Pier, Mary Louise Pierce. William Pierce. Eloise Pilcher, Helen A. Pirtle, Mary Alice Planque, Anna Porter, Esther Porter, Robert Potter, George Povell, Cnllio Pressnal, Louise Price. Kathryn Price. Harmon

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