Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 275, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 March 1930 — Page 11

MARCH 28, 1930

MANUAL SENIOR PLAY CAST TO BREAK RECORD 60 Pupils Are Chosen in Tryouts for ‘Bluebird,’ April 10-11. Largest cast ever to appear in a aenlor class play at Manual high school will take part in “The Bluebird" to be presented by the June 1930 seniors April 10 and 11. Sixty pupils chosen in the tryouts for parts in the production were announced today by Miss Maude Blackwell, director. They are as follows: Leading Characters—Wilbur Smelser. r ?‘-ah Whaler. lynorc Rundberg. Mary ■Mierwalt. Edythe Murphy. Fred Kattan. Helen Ruth Davis. John Wood. La Grantee Thompson Elizabeth Hocker. Angela Vinci. Ouxrle fillverman. Rebecca Cohen, Earl HutselL Clarence Thormyer. Charles Hawthorne. Rudolph Kiinge, Rebecca Cohen. William Covert. Kenneth Campbell, Robert Davis, Robert Montttomerv, William Schulz. Marguerite Boatman and Rubv Mabce. The Hours Kathryn Stewart. Dorothv Rearlek. Molhe Levinsky. Charlotte H*tTlin. Marv Volz. Thelma Swan. Florence Condry. Veneta Cox. Blnca King. Elizabeth Btsaell. and Sarah Beilach. Angels—Dorothy Ruddell. Maxine Heryey. Virginia Ashley. Florence Cheadle. Dorothy Kirwet* and Eva Overfelt. Children of the Future--Jean Alexander. Marte Grossman. Anna Lipkin. Thelma Bwan. Elizabeth Hocker. Laura Hoy. Gusste Silverman. Flora Pendergast. Angela Vinci. Florence Condrev. Julia McFall, Lillian Tforwitr, Wilma Paris. Helen Taylor, Vcneta Cox. Joan Boswell. Mildred Midklff and Helen Rpacke. Loaves of Bread—Mavity Janke, William Lockman. William DemdorfT. Horace .Tenner. Clifford Wlhron and Delbert Pieper.

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BY JAMES STEWART Miss Eleanor Theek, Shortridge Rerior play coach, has announced Dorothy Campbell will succeed John Gandail as prompter. v. -v Lincoln Shrines” was the subject ya f a speech given by John Black, , senior, at auditorium exercises this | week. The Mythology Club was entertained at its weekly meeting by James Shedeler. Sarah Frezier, Helen Smith, Helen Jensen and Roberta Bowsher. Members participating m the program for the Fiction Club Tuesday included Ralph George, vocal number; Mary Jane Meyers and Gale Shullenberger, original novelettes; John Machledt. periodical review and Robert Moore, musical number Explorations of Commander Richard Byrd were discussed by the Physiography Club at its last meeting. Those on the program were Virginia Shewmaker, Roy Vebling, John Anderson and Irene Walker. A marine painting by Miss Susan Ketcham. Indianapolis artist who died recently, has been presented to Shortridge high school by her family. Members of the Roman State, Latin organization, were entertained with a play Thursday entitled “A Day Without Latin.” The cast included George Underwood, Charlotte Fletcher, Winifred Jean Loudon, Julian Kiser and Ruth Apostal. The True Blue Club has presented a velour davenport as its 1930 gift to the school. The club also financed publication of the Blue Book, guide for entering freshmen, and assisted in the organ fund. Shortridge graduates will apthe annual Jordan River reviwrat Indiana university. They are Flora Hunter, Mary Beth Shields, Dorothy Metcalf. Vincent Fowler and James Lesh.

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ENTERTAINS P. TANARUS, A, • Orchestra of Grade School Plays at Meeting. Entertainment for the March Par-ent-Teacher Association meeting at the Robert Dale Owen school, 733 South West street, was provided by the departmental grade orchestra. , Twenty pupils enrolled in musical classes at. the school make up the instrumental group, which is directed by Mrs. Hazel Callahan. Members of the orchestra are: Trumpet*, Wilma Baker. Floyd Conover. Harold Barger, Verio Jeffries. George Rhodes. Robert Cherry; saxophone, Wilbur Baker end Harold Whitley; cello, Daisy Pemberton: drums, Frank Kossman: violins, Sophia Gerson, Lillian Reiser. Bernice Williams. Clarence Boyd, Victoria Calderon, Henrietta Schwartz, Mary Reed. Theresa Winzenread. Harold Dietrick and guitar. Rose Resnlck.

NINE ARE INITIATED BY DRAMATIC CLUB Washington Hiph (.roup Open to All Speech Class Pupils. Nine new members were initiated into the Curtain ’Tamers’ Club, Washington high school dramatic organization recently. Those enrolling in the club, which

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H. S. BAND TO GIVE PROGRAM Music to Be Provided for P. T. A. Play. The Warren Central high school band of twenty-one pieces will give a program at the school tonight in connection with a play to be presented by the Pleasant Run ParentTeacher Association. Paul E. Hamilton will direct the band in a concert program at 7:30 p. m. preceding the play. Title of the production to be given bv the Pleasant Run association is “The Deestrict Skule of Blueberry Corners.” Members of the band are John Scott, Walter Davis, Carl Galt, Lewis Miller, Herbert Henthorn. Max Berry, Robert Lewis, Emerson Mithoefer, Ralph Lynam, Richard Lynam, Joseph Ryan, Albert Hall. Paul Wilson, John Keilholv, Max White, Marion Jones, Dorothy Charlton, Thelma Schlosser, Elizabeth Dinsmore and Robert Huber. These musicians had a prominent part in the all-school musical program given by the Warren Central band, orchestra, and girls’ and boys' glee clubs last Friday night. PUPILS TO GIVE PLAY “Cyclone Sally” to Be Presented at Beech Grove Auditorium. Beech Grove high school’s dramatic club will present a three-act comedy, “Cyclone Sally," in the

school auditorium at 8 p. m. next Friday. Leading characters will be Wayne Garrison, Loren Hanna, John New-

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