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THOUSANDS TO END CAREERS IN GRADE SCHOOLS Commencement Exercises Are Scheduled Today and Thursday. Between 3.000 and 4.000 eighth grade pupils In the Indianapolis public schools will receive diplomas at commencement exercises today and Thursday. Approximately seventy elementary schools o t the city are advancing pupils into the secondary schools. A group of songs by the boys' glee club, and another group by the girls' club featured the graduation exercises at Benjamin Harrison school No. 2. at 700 North Delaware street, at 9 this morning. Frank Patocka, captain of the schools traffic squad, presented traffic discharges to the members of his unit. Fifty-seven pupils received diplomas, which were presented by Miss Mary McGee, principal. Girls to Recite Seven girls will recite poems at commencement exercises at George Merritt school No. 4 at 630 West Michigan street. The girls are Dorothy Payton. Roberta Schooler, Rosa Edwards. Margaret Harvey, Bureus McGuire. Ruth Scot- and Mary Dorothy Rogrrs. The school chorus will sing six .selection*, and the boys’ chorus and the girls’ chorus "ill sine. The program will be held at 9 Thursday. A civic project, “The Trial of Mrs. Smith,” featured ceremonies at Horace Mann school No. 13. Noble and Buchanan street*. The graduating class participated. Songs were sung by the department chorus. Nineteen pupils were given certificates. Glee Club on Program Songs by the 8A chorus and the boys’ glee club will be given on the program of Booker T. Washington school No. 17, Eleventh and West streets, at 10 Thursday. The chorus of Abraham Lincoln school No. 18, 1001 East Palmer street, sang five selections at the exercises today. Musical numbers were presented by the 8A girls and bv the 8A boys. Miss Corinne C. Rielag, principal, awarded diplomas. School activities were the theme of the program today at Charity Dye school No. 27, Seventeenth street and Park avenue. Fifteen pupils described their school life. They were Gcnevie Sherrill, Charles Freije, Frances Short. Mary Finney. Edward Krug. Beulah Calvin, Emma J. Griffith, Robert Stockton, Max Adelman, Jess Reaves, Flossie OcfTlcr. Helen Ketring, Mildred Powers, Paul Fletcher and Joe Cavanaugh. Gives Bible Reading Kathryn Giltner gave the introduction, Keith Hartwell led the moning exercises, and John Moore gave the Bible reading. Descriptions of Indiana state parks was given by members of the graduating class at school No. 31. 307 Lincoln street today. Pupils who described parks are John Ellis, Mildred Walther. Elizabeth Kudelka, Harrell Butterfield, James Gribbcn, Marie Barnes. Edna Knotts, Floyd Phillips, Lewis Kcm- \ merer and Rose Finegold. Mildred Minchin, Elizabeth Kudelka. and Marie Barnes are members of a trio whicli sang. Twenty-three pupils received diplomas from Miss Mary Connor, principal. Read Washington Papers Gporge Washington was the theme of the commencement exercises at Eleanor S. Skillen school No. 34. Wade and Boyd streets, today. Twelve pupils gave selections about Washington. They were j Frances Lewpllyn, Marcella Wire, j Virginia Fletcher, Freda Murphy, Hilda Roth. Ruth Sohn, Marne | Groothaert, Mary Alice Long. Josephine McKee, Armilda Short, Russell Burger, and Harry Dcmaree. Thirty-four pupils received diplomas today in the exercises at James A. Garfield school No. 35. 2201 Madison avenue Miss Martha M. Pich, principal. presented the certificates. Pupils who took part in the program w'ere Delons M. Bailey, William J. Tavenor. Frances Lucy Gerdt*, Robert E. Hall, and Ervine Mary Aebker. The department chorus sang six selections. Plan Spring Concert Girls glee club and the pupils in the departmental grades will give a spring concert during the commencement program of Benjamin Franklin school No. 36. at 2801 North Capitol avenue, at 10 Friday A prayer. “Fitness >or Service.” will be recited by Jean Beale. Miss Mary E. Buckley, principal, will present the certificates. Four songs by the 8A class will be given at graduation at George W. Sloan school No. 41. 3002 Rader street. The commencement will be held at 9 Thursday. Miss Anna Rcade, principal, will award the diplomas. Fifty pupils of school No 42. 1002 West Twenty-fifth street, will receive diplomas following presentation of a one-act playlet. “A Patriotic Pep Program,'' written by the class. Members of the cast will be Robert Banks. Thelma Derriekson and Vida Lane. Part of Seience Work Talks on citizenship will feature the graduation at William Penn school. No. 49. "1902 West Morns street, at 10:30 Thursday. Pupils who will talk are Dora Thome. Evelyn Catt. Ruth Burns and Lena Belle Patterson. The program is an outgrowth of the class' work in social science. Thirty-seven pupils were graduated from James Russell Lowell school. No. 51. Olnev Street and Roosevelt avenue, today. Music was given by the school chorus and the orchestra. Members of the 8A class at Washington school No. 55. 1675 Sheldon street, gave incidents from the life of George Washington F W. Sumner, principal, presented diplomas. Awarding of traffic honors was made bv Miss Charlotte Wilson, social science teacher. fluty Is Theme Duty was the theme of the program at Ralph Waldo Emerson school No 58. at 301 Lmwood avenue today. Pupils who recited readings and poems were Mary Beth Oldham. Fred Mclcher, Hartwell Kayler, Ruth

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Front Row Heft to right>—Robert Parsons. 2615 East Seventeenth street: Marjorie Brigham 2829 East Nineteenth street; Ruby Gregory, 2301 North Rural street; Wilbur Hessel, 2544 Brookside parkway, and Paul Darmcr. 3218 Brookside parkway. Back Row Heft to right)— Miily Ann Cody. 1937 North Dearborn street: Wilma Wright. 2014 Olney street: Hary Himes. 2110 Brookside parkway; James Taylor, 1730 North Parker street, and Glen Stout, 2528 East Eighteenth street.

Featuring commencement exercises at Parkview school No. 81. Nineteenth street and Brookside parkway, will be a party for graduating pupils. The event will be in charge of the social committee, shown above. Th° graduation will be h<*!d at 10 Thursday. BOYS WIN HONORS Five Top List in Scholastic Points at Arsenal. Bovs ran off with scholastic honors In the graduating class at Arsenal Technical high school. Five boys top the list in number of honor points earned during the four years in the school. Leader of the group is Jack Bossart with 109 honor points. Richard Kautsky ranks second with 108'i. Others in the top five are Francis Nipp. 106 1 j; Earl Townsend, 106, and Robert Kesscl, 101'j. Girls outnumber the boys in total number on the honor roll of 229. On the list are 119 girls and 110 boys. Fifty honor points are required for placement on the roll. A plus gives three points; A gives two; B gives one; C none, and D subtracts one. TECH STUDENTS WIN HONORS OF R. 0. T. C. Lov Baxter, George Carothers and Lynn ler Get Awards.

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Loy Baxter was awarded the R. O. T. C. Service Club medal Monday at the annual honor day assembly, at Technical high school. A gold piece, presented by Frederic Barker, band director, to the band member who has the neatest appearance at R. O. T. C. inspections. was given to George Carothers at the exercises. Lynn Lee received the medal given for proficiency in manual of arms drill. It was presented by the Reserve Officers Association of the Seventh district. Honor Mrdal Awarded William Greenlee. Tech half-mile j star, was awarded the Dyer medal, given each year to the athlete showing the best attitude throughout his four years of competition, at Honor day held Monday at Tech. Athletic awards were presented to 113 pupils at the exercises. Patrol System Praised Safety patrol system in Marion county schools outside Indianapolis was credited today with preventing traffic fatalities to pupils during the 1931-32 school year, according to an announcement of Tliss Julia Landers. safety director. Onlv six pupils were injured, she said Johnson. Dale Jay. Hilda Tilford and Jane Kohnle. 'Life of George Washington from his childhood to his death was described at the graduation at school No. 69. Keystone avenue and Thirtyfifth street, today. Pupils who took part in the program were Gerald Morford. Mildred Kelshaw. Robert Espich, Viola Gearries, Evelyn Peters. Dorothy Noblitt, Bemetta Harrell, Robert Ashley, | Paul Irwin. Mark Christman. Bozidor Stoshitch. Robert Owens. David Everroad. Donald Sacks, Richard Surbaugh. Delbert Bright, Robert Hibler. Ivan Ellwood. Rose Barnes, Frederick Hamp. Charles Koster, Bonnie Hahn. Frances Boswell. Richard Joyce and William Schneider. Haydn Music Feature The 8A class of thirty-seven pupils will take part in a play, I The Attributes of a Good Citi- j z?n.” in the graduating exercises 1 at Robert Browning school No. 73, Thirtieth and School streets. The play will be given at 10:45 Thurs-: day. Music of Joseph Haydn will be featured in the commencement of Woodrow Wilson school No. 75,, Fourteenth street and Belle Vieu place at 10:30 Thursday. The story of Haydn's life will fcfe told by Edward Dairrenger. Awandi Laßelle will relate his contribution to music. Piano soles will be played by Ernestine Parker. Valentina StroJ and LaFrenda Johnson. The department chorus will sing a number of Haydn's songs Talks and recitations by pupils will make up the program at Samuel Coleridge Taylor school No. 83, Miller and Kappes streets, at 10:30 Thursday. Pupils who will take part in the exercises are Charles Gregory. Helen Hester, Dorcthy Davis. Charlotte McDonaljl, Beatrice Sullivan, Essie Faulks i and -Minnie Wesley.

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Commencement to Be Heki Thursday for L-Z Division. Approximately half of Arsenal Technical high school's 1.000 graduating seniors received diplomas Tuesday night In the school auditorium. Commencement ceremonies for the A-K division were held then. Pupils in the L-Z section of the class will be graduated Thursday night. Members of the graduating class are: Kathrvn Abnrv. Pauline Adair. Kathrvn Addison. Anceline Aiamie. William r. Akin. Dorothv Aldae Anna Mav Aldrich. Robert Alford. Ada Mae Alfred. Nolah Allen. Kenneth Alvea. Donald Anderson. Helen Lois Anderson. Helen Louise Anderson. Mildred Anderson. Douglas Andrews. Florence Ante. Evelvn Aoole. Charles Apnlcgate. Albert Armel. Clvde Armei Eunice Asburv. Otto Asperger. Hugh Atkins. Richard Aust. Edna Austin. Max Ayeritt. _ Barbara Bass. Carl Bacon. Frank Baden. Claude Bauev. Louise Bailiff. Glen Baker. Marv Baker. Kennard Balav. Kenneth Balev. Charles Bank. Nellie Banta. Margaret Barbara Albert Barker. Eulah Barrow. Jack Basinger. Bernill Bates. Revis Bates. Dorothy Batton. Lucille Baughn. Paul Bans Ramona Bauscrman. Norman Baxter. Nadine Beauchamp. Marv Rebcrlcx. Lorna Beckenbaugh. Natheleen Beckenbauch. Bertram Behrmau. John Belcher. James Beldon. Marv M. Bell. Bennett Behvllle. Beatrice Bennett. Irene Bentley. Sarah Bernard. Stella Bertram. James Bettis. Ailecn Biehi. Marvin Bigelow. Doleene Billingsley. Ai sella Binrr. Svlvester Bitter Lewis Blarklitiee. Cnarles Blevins. Stanfield Boeldt. Olive Boger. George edis. Mpxme Boots. Otto Borchert. Lebern Borcstede. James Eornman. Max Bouehmer. Watson Bowen. Charles K Bowers Charles T Bowers Worothea Bowhav. Paul Bowman. Harold Bovd. Helen Bovland. Ethel Bradley. Marv Branham. Genevieve Brant. Bvron Bratton, Hugh Braughton. Alien Breedlove. Fred Bremer. Adna Bridges. Marv Brigham. Roth well Brinsley. Ernest Brockman. Harry Brodev. Jack Bressart. Arthur Brown. Charles H. Brown. Donald Brown. Harold E. Brown. Ravmond Brown. W. G. Brown, Warren Brown. Robert Bruce. Charles Buchanan. Lee Buchanan. Lots Buchanan. Margaret Bundehu. Betty Burcaw. Millard Burgess. James Burke. June Burleson. Ruth Burns James Burrell. Dorothy Burroughs. Oscar Buschmann. Harry Buses. Dorothy Bush. James Butcher. Douglas Bvrd. Marjorie Cain. Robert Campbell. Hallle Campbells, Juanita Carmichael. George Carothesr. Paul Carr. Mary Louise Carroll. Kenneth Carson. Geneva Carter. Virginia Carter. James Carv. Lillian Casey. Charles Caskev. Martha Caskey. Clara Caasidy. Margaret Caudell, Antonia Cesnik. Frederick Chambers. Frances Chandler. Jack Chandler. William Chandler. Sue Chaplin. Walter Chapman. Bettv Chesline. Joseph Childers. Joe Christie. Robert Chupp. Mildred Clark. Margaret Clawson. George Clavton, Paul Clements. Lucille Cochran. William Cochran. Evelyn Coe. J. Marion Coffman. Charles Coleman. Thelma Coleman. Hubert Collins Lenore Collins. Jack Colvin. James Conertv. Mildred Cook Borland Coombs James Cooper. Kathrvn Cooper. Marv E. Cooper. Ruth Corey, Mildred Cornelius. Doretta Correll. Todd CousiH. Betty Cox. Evelyn Cox. Fred E. Cox. Orrin Cox. Claude Ceyne. Jack Crabtree. Mvron Craig. Edgar Crain William Cram. Ruth Crawford. Thomas Creasser. Margaret Crist. Virginia Cromllch. Ralph Crooke. Elvsee Crosier. Victor Culley. Maurice Cullom. Anita Cunningham. Velma Cunningham. Martha Currie. Ruth ,Curry, Richard Curtis. Lucv Daily, GooJwin Danner. Grace Danner. Edna Darner. Richard Davenport. Donald Davis. Margaret Davis, Ruth J. Davis. Mable Davwitt. Don Deck. Carl Decker. Gilbert Decker. Marian De Hart. Wallace De Hart. Beulah Denham. Marlon#* l>nn*v. Florence De Pov. Helen Dicks. Herbert Dietz. Franklin Dillon George Dine. Donald Dobbins. Hugh Dodd. Albert Dc'.e. Gladys Donnin. Ruth Dorfman. Ruth Dorman. Louise Dreler. Robert Drotz val Dugan. I orna Duhm Catherine Duke. Dorothy Dunfee, Lura Mae Durbin. Marv Eaks. Howard Earlv. Hewitt East. Joseph Ebaugh. Charles Efcrrly. Claude Edwards. Gretchen Edwards. Johfl Egan, Joseph Egan. Julius Ehlert. Marv Eld. George Elklor. Gail Ellis Vera Embrv. Ernest Eppen. Margaret Erber Sarah Erber Edward Erler. Gertrude Esstg. Harriett Esslg. Frances Esther. Nathalie. Fattlc. Louis Fechtman. William Freeman. Charles Feldmaier. Constance Feldman. Frances Felix. Raymond Field* Marv Fink. Clarence Firth. Mary Flokamp. Irma Flutro. Helenjane Flynn. Glenn Forester. Georgia Forsberg, Everett Fosnot. Maurice Foster. Avis Touts, teonard Fowler. William C. Fox. R’fhard A French. Robert Freudenburg. William Frick. Tollvanna Fncker. Harold Fromer. Frances Frost, Everett Frye, Bernadme Fulk. Helen Gaalema. Ruth Gardner. Orville Garrity, Richard Garvin. John Gasawav. Lawrence Gaston. Avis Gates. Halbert Gauker. Edwtn Gentrv. Gertrude Gentry. Ralph Gentrv. Ruth Gifford. Robert Gilkl>nn. Ch'rles Otllesni-. Ruth Girard. Ka hrvn Gish. Raymond Gladden, Doro.hy Goldh. Doris Goodman. Leslie Graham. P-lmcr Grav. Jesse L Orar. Marie Grav. Anna L Green Bernice Green. Manuel Green. Mvrer. Grene. William Greenless. William Grepp, Mary Jayne Griffey. Thomas Griff'. Leonard Ortm. Leroy Grubb Jean Grand. Langdon Gueutal, Hazel Guio, Louise Gunther, Chares Guy, Ruth Guy. Donald Gwtnn. Albert Hacknev. Alice Hackney, Herbert Had’.ev. Arthur Hall, Gene Hall. Ch-ster Hallinm. Robert Halstead. Richard Hamaker William Hankms William Hanning. Warren Herbert. Elizabeth Hardy. Lerov Harman. Edwin Harria, Howard Harfis, Chester Harrison. Drennan Hart. Virginia Harter. Evelyn Hartle. Helen Haupt. Marion Hawkins. Martha Hawkins, Catherine Heath. Carl Heil. Herbert Heinrichs. Emma Heikema. Mary Helms, Katherine Ktrbirs, Charles Herman. Ruth Herron, Henry Hesseigrave. Marv Hey. G’.'iin Higgmi. Dorothv Hill. Kenneth Hill. Lewis Hinchman. William Hinchmnn. Bovce Hmshsw Eror.cv Hlntze. Agnes Hlssonf. M*rle Hobbs. Evelyn Hoekett, Stanley Hoeizer. Frarces Hoffman. Floyd Hogue. Evelyn Hohn. Robert Hoke. Edwin Holdcroft, Mab’e Hoideroft. Eug’ne Holland. James Hollaed. Norman Hollrraft. Pauline Holllnger. Ralph Holmes. Reginald Holmes, LueKa Holtman, Wilbur Holtman. Wilma Holtman. Roger Hooker, Margaret Hoover. Eileen Hoppe. June Hopper. Paul Homadav. Geneva Howell. Robert Huebner. Edwin Hughes. John W. Hughes. Rosemarv Hughes. William Hume. Herliert Hunt William Hunter Maxine Huron. John Hutchens. Robert Hvatt. James Ikerd. Charlotte nett. Arthur Inman. Olga Irwin. John Iselin. John Jackson, Seborr Jackson. Verda Jacobs. Harold James. Virginia James. Walter Jameson. Florence Janitz Norman Janke. Alonzo Jeffers. Phillip Jeffries. Everett Jenkins. Conner Jester. AJvev Johnson Dorothv Johnson. Eileen Johnson. Virginia Johnson. Anna Jones. James Jones. Margaret Jones Harian Jones. Marlorle J ones. Richard Jones Vern Jones, Rosemarv Judkins. Kathlvn Julian. Robert Kafader. George Kafoure. Sol Kafoure. Anna Kaltwasser. Frederick Karns. Richard Kautskv Robert Kav. Winifred Kavs. Rav Kealme Joe Keller. Robert Kellermeter. Jane Keller. Arnold KeHv. Alberi Kenned' Howard Kennedv. R-ie Kennedv. E\e’vn Kent, Clarenc- Kerherc Robert Kern. Wavr.e Kern. Rohert K'f'f'. Law-enee Kiewitt Frances Kime. Hagei Klnshem. James Kingsburv. John Kintsburv. Freeman K:n-ie. Ravmend Kirkmon. Marv E“en Klingman. Csrl Knaop Kathrvn Knepoer. Harrv Knight. Bertha Knbke. Pauline Knox. Gilbert Korff. Jennie Kornblum. Frank Krause. Frank Krueger. K.rkland Krueger. Richard Krug. Constance Kuhn. Zelma Kunkel. Elizabeth Laird. Lola Lane. Adrian Lang Mildred Langdon Frederick Lantz. June Lawson Cora Jane Lee. Harris Lee. Robert Lee. Edna Leech. Virginia Lewis. Wreatha Lewsadei George Llchtenberg Sylvia Uchtenberg Charles Llddll. Horace Lingenfelter. Donald Little. Jesse Little. Its Mae Lomatch. George Lone Harold Long, Geraldine Longest. Fred Lorenz. Adella Xov ick. Francis Lor. Oagdor. Lucas. Samuel Lucas Mane Lueth, jMbert Lunsford, Robert Ly

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James Miller. John Miller. Robert Mil- | ier. Russell Miller Winston Miller. Dorothv Millhollano. Dorothv Milliron. Buren Mitchell. Lucille Mitchell. Willard Mitchell. Eugene Mock. Henry Moffett. Bethel Montcal. Paul Montgomery. Eva Catherine Moore Mack Moore. Sarah Moore. Dwight Morgan. Jackson Morgan. Marion Morris. Franklin Morrison. Richard Morrissey. Thomas Mosier. James Mounts. Edvthe Mueller, Frances Mueller. Henry Mueller. I William Mullen, Robert Munro. Kenneth Murdock. Helen Murphy. John Murphy. Volney Murphv. Kenneth Murray, Elizabeth Myers. Florence Myers. Le Roy Nash. Nettie Neal. George Nearpass. Marv Neese. Flossie Neil. Leona Nelson. Leo Netzorg Buell Newby. Claude Newcomer Dor.n Nicewandcr Francis Nipp. Dorothy Noffke, William Nooe. Herbert Normann. Howard Obcnchsin. Scot. Ochiltree. Ellvn O'Connor. Katherine O'Donnell. Ravmond O'Hr.ra. Pearl Ohlman. Philip Oler, Ruth O'Neill. Helen Oolev. Robert Ostermever. Henrv Ostrom. Helen Overturf, Marion Owines. Virginia Page. Zvlpha Palmer. Anna Parker. Margaret Parsons. Mvron Partlow. i John Patrick Elma Patterson. Lois Pat- : terson. Dorothv Patti. Ernest Paw. Robert Pracock Edward Pearson,- Jennie Pearson. Phyllis Prase. Effic Pedfco. Kowcna Penrod. Lucille Perrv. David Pert, Clarence Peterman. Idah Lou Peterman. John Petrovich. Mildred PrttiJohn. Oswald Philliopv. William Phillips. Donald Pickier. Georce Pierce Ralph Pierce. Howard Pike. Marie Pinnick. Waller Pinpert. Petrtna P 17.70. Rnv Pletcher, Cecil Pogue. Eleanor Poirier. Ruth Potts. Dorothv Powers. Paul Pratt. Kathrvn Prewitt. Lowell Price. John Prosch. Robert Pruvn. Howard Pursell. Marv Pvle. Annamae Quede. Dorothy Quick. Joan Radcliff Arthur Raffensncrger. Bettv Randall. Richard Rardon. Marv Jane Rav. Lerov Readls. Norman Reddick. Earl Reed. Tlieron Reed. Henrv Roepmaker. Mareert R-id. James Reilly. Simon Reislcr. Richard Renfro. Howard Rettig. Clarence Revnolds. Eleanor Rhoads. Janet Rhodes. | Chrvsanna Rice. William Rider. Fletcher Ridnath. Bert Rieecl. Otto Riegger. James i Rilev. Donald Rink. Hermann Hinne. Marie j Risk. Alice Roberts. Donald Roberts RutI sell Roberts. Vincent Roberts. Eleanor Robertson. Martha Ann Robertson. Svlvia Robertson. Marl? Robinsen. Mildred Robin--1 son. Charles Robson. Florence Robson. Marv Rodenbe.rger. Beatrice Roehm. Norman Rogers. Ravmond Rogers. Fred Rome’.. Rosalind Romel Mildred Rosebrough. Willard Rosenbaum. Richard Rowland. Charles i Rushton. Elizabeth Russell. William Rusj sell. Paxlne St. Helens. Lenna Sachs. Fernando Samper. Dorothv Sanders. James Sander- ] i son. Dorothv Sands. Mary Sandy. Louis Sasek. Robert Scanlon, Donald Schad. . Herman Schaefer. John Schechter, Twila | Schenck. Dorothy Schlezel. George I Schmidt. Helen Schmidt. William Schneider. Ralph Schofield, Karl Schreiner. George Bchuller, Glen Schulmeyer. Kenneth Schultz. Robert Schuman. Donald Scott. Hugh Scott. Thelma Scraper, Elmer Sedan. Robert Selloff. Charles Seitz.. Charles Sellers. Ddbothv Sellers, Hazel Seward, George Shaffer. Ivalene Shake. Marv Ida Bhank Robert Shannon. Marie Sheard, Harold Shearer, Olive Sheffey. Winfield Shelton, j Nina Ruth Sherman. Jack Shideler, Ruth Shingleton. Evelyn Shipman. Keith Shock, I Jack Shrader, Edward Shuey. Meiva Shull. Ruth Slefert. David Silvey, Vernon Simpson. Kathleen Sims. Harry Sinclair. Howard Sinclair. Ruth Singers. Ruth Slaughter. Arthur Slemmons, Catherine Smith. Guy Smith. Harold Smith. Irene Smith. James 1 Smith. Jewel Smith, Marian Smith. Mel- , I vin Smith. Mildred Smith. Ralph Smith. Ruth Smith Sarah Smith. William Smith. > Nadine Snvder. Maletus Socks, Fred Somi mer. Albert South. Mildred Spacke. Charles Spahr, Kathryn Spall. Wauneta Sparrow. Louis Speak. Mae Spence. Anr.abclle Spenny, Herbert Staleup. Clara Stam- . baugh! Evalvn Stambaugh, Carl Stanieh. Stella Stapp. Russell Stark. Donald Steele. William Steepleton. James Steinbarger. i Louise Btetnbarger. Frank Stelnmetz. Gladys Stevens William Stevenson. George Stiff. James Stiles. Mildred Stodghill, Anna Stoll. John Stone. Olive Stroeh. Edwin iSlrong, Ivan Strong. Mary Stroy, Sylvester 1 Strov. Ruth S'ultz. Marvin Bulter. Jean , Sullivan. Ralph Sutton. Oeorge Swan, : Glennys Symmond* Robert Taggart. Larry Tatlock, Earl B. : Tavlor. Helen Teanev, Charles Thomas, Elizabeth Thomas. Margaret. Thomas, Mildred Thomas. Robert Thomas. Ruth Thompson. Marie Thorman. Virginia Thorpe. Oneta Thrasher. Willis Tnum. Ops! Tibbs. Charles Titus. Norman Titus. Helen Todd. Carl Tomlin. Hubert Tomlinson. Donald Townaend. Earl Townsend. Kathrvn Townsend, William Townsend. Milton Traut. Alberta Trenck. Morris Trtnkie. Carl Trout. Gordon Trout. John Trout. Mildred Trueblood. Dorothy Tucker. Myrtle Tudball. Paul Turaska. George Turner. John Turner, i Dorothy Unversaw, Alfred Updegraff. William Vaiodin. George Van Meter. Georg* Van Vlett. John Varley. Victor ; Varmo, Agnes Vaughn. Avis Vestal, Geraldine Vice. William Voelker, Rosa Lena Voeller. Emily Voyls. Mildred Wabnitz. Paul Waggoner. Hal Walden. Ardeath Walters. Donald Ward. Paul Ward. Williard Warner. Helen War- | rlr.ger. Ravmond Warrlnger. Alice Wash--1 burn. Cuba Washon. William Weaver, Louis Webster. Dorothv Wehlerman. Roscoe Wehmeier. Lucille Wellnan. Nellie Well*. Paul Wells. Robert Wenner. J. T Whallon. Alberta W’heeler. James Wherritt. Marv Jane Whitaker. Francis White Gertrude White Harold White. Ruth Ann White. Vivian White. William White. Richard Whitnev. Ravmond Whitton. Charles Wilds. Robert Wilkins. Helen W-.lktnson. Josephine Wili liatr.s. Lois Williams. Max Williams. Pauline Williams. Warren Williams Elizabeth Williamson. Ralph Willis. Vivian Willis, i Evojvn Willsev. Arthur Wilson. Charles Wilson. Lo's Wilson. I ula Wilson. Luman Wilson. Martha Jene Wilson. Charles Winkler. Sam Witthoft. Amelia Woerner. Rubv Woessr.er Frederick Wolfla Magnola Wolfe. Maurice V.olfred. Virginia Wood. Harold Woolf. Annette Worrell. Ravmond Worth. Delbert Wright. Mtlton Wrieht. June Wureler. Charles Yant. Rovce Yeager. Kenneth i Young. Svlvia Young. Charle Zoota. Margaret Ziegler, Dava Ziffr'.n. Lucille Zimmerman MRS. HUTTON ELECTED Heads P.T. A. of Center Township No. 2 for Next Year. Mrs. O. D. Hutton has been elected president of the Parenti Teacher Association of Center township school No. 2 for next school year. Other officers are. Mrs. George Linvi 11 e. vice-president; Mrs Frances Eddy, secretary: Mrs. John McDermit. treasurer, and Mrs. Wil--1 liam Spangler and Mrs. Herman Tillle. members of the executive board. Viscount Brentford Is Dead By T nitrd Prrtt LONDON, June 8. Viscount Brentford, formerly Sir William Joynson-Hicks, home secretary from 1924 to 1929. died today at a nursing home, aged 66.

TIMES MARBLE TOURNEY NEAR ! GRAND WINDUP Play in Five Sections Will | End City Matches, Then on to Ocean City. Marble play In five sectional centers Friday, Saturday and next Tuesday, will wind up preliminary action in the annual Indianapolis Times city-wide marble championship, and will boost the total of sectional champions to twenty-five. All sectional winners will gather at Willard park Friday, June 17, at 3 p. m , to battle for the city title and the free

trip to the national play at Ocean City, N. j„ the latter pan of June as guest of The Times. One scene of action Friday will be at school No. 32 at 3 p. m. Players from school No. 36 also will engage in this sectional action at school No. 32. Lieutenant Frank Owen and Timothy McMahon of the city recreation

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department safety division, will hold sectional play on the yard of Cathedral grade school at 1:30 Friday afternoon. Play at Fall Creek Friday Due to a drowning. Lieutenant Owen and Tim McMahon w-ere unable to hold sectional play at Fall Creek playgrounds Tuesday afternoon. but will conduct matches there at 3:30 Friday. They notified all players attending schools in that section today to be there Friday instead. On Saturday afternoon at 1:30 the Willard park sectional play will be held for pupils of schools Nos. 3,7, 8, 9. 14, 15. 21, 28, 39, Trinity Evangelical Lutheran, St. Joseph’s, and Holy Cross Catholic schools. Next Tuesday afternoon at 2 p. m. the grand finale in sectional play will be held at Willard park. This sectional is for any boy or girl in the city who has missed competing in sectional tournament action in their district. It also will be for pupils of Schools ! 1. 2, 10. 20, 22. 25. 27. 29 , 73. where grounds are covered with loose rock, making rings and play impossible. These schools also are located long distances from parks and playgrounds. Must Be Under 15 Any box- or girl is eligible to ! compete in The Times marble championship if they are under 15 1 and will not become 15 before July 1. The game played is ringer. All marbles and shooters are furnished by The Times. All expenses of the Indianapolis winner will be paid to | the national tournament in Ocean City, a chaperon provided, and in addition several pleasure jaunts will be made from Ocean City to historical points of interest, swimming parties held in the ocean and other fun fetes provided. A great throng took part in play at Rhodius park, where Glenn Amick. 9, of 1347 Jones street, waded through all competition. There was another Jjig turnout at Ellenberger park, where Sam O'Connell. 11. of 134 South Bancroft street, won honors. Dick Lentz Win* Richard Lentz, 8, of 1240 North Tibbs avenue, proved the best shooter at school No. 90. while Salvadore Bova. 10, of 936 South New Jersey street, was the best knuckler; at school No.' 13. Richard Gentry, 11, of 1526 South Meridian street, was the star at | school No. 6. where he won the hon- 1 ors from a big group. All these players will compete in the final games at Willard park. DR. HENRY GETS GAVEL Presentation Made at Meeting of Tuberculosis Association. Word was received here today of the presentation of a wooden gavel to Dr. Alfred Henry, Indianapolis, president of the National Tuberculosis Association, at the association's annual meeting in Colorado Springs, Colo. Dr. Henry, a leader in the fight against the “white plague” in Indiana. was given the gavel by Murray A. Auerbach, executive secretary of the Indiana Tuberculosis Association. The gavel was made from wood of trees grown on the farm near Jasonville, Ind., where Dr. Henry was born. The workshops of Purdue university turned the wood into a gavel.

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Upper Photo (left to right)—Donald Hunt. 2627 Roosevelt avenue; Gene Purdy, 2233 Roosevelt avenue, and Walter Abell, 2215 North Winter street. Lower left to right!—Charles Frederick. 2179 North Temple avenue; Robert Kimbler, 2210 Tacoma avenue, and Lather Hylton, 2244 Langley avenue.

“The Home” will be the theme of graduation exercises at Audubon school No. 38. at Winter and Bloyd avenues at 9 Thursday morning. Introduction to the program will be given by Eugene Nooe. Frank Light will explain the exhibits. A demonstration of the house, shown in the photos, will be given by Gene Purdy.

They're Chosen Uniforms

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Shown in the photo are members of the committee which has chosen the uniform dress for girls of Washington high school. The uniforms will be wem next fall. Wearing of the uniforms will not be compulsory. The committee has chosen a number of models, upon which girls of the student body voted. Front Row (left to right)— Georgia Belle Weatherford, Suzanne Sturgeon, Josephine Halbing, Minnie Sands and Peggy Kiefer. Back Row (left to right)—Geraldine Kelly. Helen Muterspaugh, Dorothy Schrader and Josephine Kennedy.

AMUSEMENTS

Reat-the heat—in a LYRIC SEAT! I Our modern COOLING system I keeps you comfy —without the I draught or chills! tg ADELAIDE HALL I f HOT * ROMERO I ■ film with Victor McLaglen J NEXT SATURDAY SMASHING 2-STAR STAGE SHOW JIM and WALT Hi I FRANCES DALE-I^2- 1 and GEORGE O'BRIEN Film “MYSTERY RANCH”

SHE’S HERE PEACHES STILL MRS. DADDY BROWNING Shows 2:15 and 8:15 MUTUAL Special *!?; SHOW SAT. HITE

MOTION PICTURES LAST 2 DATS^^^~” 5 MILLS BROTHERS^ - pee l*J--Attraction | VVI AIN'T I Ee*mr Attraction I “RESERVED FOR LADIES" >*. vttJl LESLIE HOWARD

The house was built by the boys in the 8A class. Girls of the class aided the boys in making interior decorations and furnishings. Immediately preceding presentation of diplomas by Mrs. Huldah T. Kern, principal, the graduating class will sing “Home. Sweet Home.”

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MOTION PICTURES CPmtortably Cool—Not Cole AP9&LO | 25c 1 LAST 2 DAYS .... I Fate Threw Them TIi p\r I * r *her ... Lit* Did the 1.,! . ! Rest: Society Girl JAMES SPENCER DUNN TRACY PEGGS SHANNON STARTING FRrDAY SHE GAVE HER HEART TO A MARRIED MAN! rajsge* I .earn the eeeret of a Love aacridee which *nve a man a future —and *ave a woman a pat ! | pMC H ■, in W siMn Fwomni with r ROLAND YOUNG rrein the novel by Polan Bank*

Jean Walter HARLOW HUSTON “THE BEAST £CITY” ALSO LAUREL-HARDY COMEDY FRIDAY Jackie (Champi COOPER and Charlea (Chic) SALE With RALPH GRAVES “WHEN A FELLER NEEDS A FRIEND’* METRO-GOLDWTN-MATEK HITE Week of June 17 —9 A. M. Daily SPECIAL KIDDIES’ SHOW “ALICE 111 WONDERUM"

-TUNE ?, 1932

TWO ARE CITED IN HONOR PAY AT TECHNICAL Misses Coleman. Nipp Place High; Forty-Four Get Scholarships. Special mention for highest number of merit citations during the four-year course was given to Thelma Coleman and Francis Nipp at the Technical high school Honor day exercises Monday. Mention was given all pupils with fortythree or more merits. Twentyseven were cited. Besides Miss Coleman and Nipp. those mentioned were: Kathryn Addison, Dorothy Aldag. Jack Bossart, Fred E. Cox, Lucy Daily, Vera Embry. Charles Gillespie, Raymond Gladden, Catherine Heath. Dorothy Johnson. Richard Kautsky, Gilbert. Korff. Sylvia Liehtenberg, Robert Lunsford, Warren McDermed, Margaret Maxwell, John Miller, Sarah Moore, Margaret Reid, Beatrice Roehm. Elizabeth Russell. Paxine St. Helens, George W. Schmidt. William Stevenson and Earl Townsend. Forty-Four Get Scholarships Forty-four pupils were awarded scholarships with value of more than $20,000. They were as follows: Wabs'h collfc* Mackintosh *chol*r- • hip. islued at SI,OOO lor tour 'cars. John Kinssbun . , IV F.i’iw uni'craitv. Rector scholarhir>. ■wiued at $ 1 ICO for four years. Glenn Orccc. .lamex Burrell. Edcar Cratn. Ra'mond Gladden. Donald Osinn Richard Kautakv. Reginald Holmes and Earl Towneend Indiana Central collece. rained at iV Pauline Mercer. Earlham collet', valued at *2OO. Kathrvn Addison. . . ..... Northweatern univeraitv. valued at *tv. Francta Nino. Tearhrra collece of Butler university. Amelia Woerner. Zvlpha Palmer, Viola Burner and Roae Lena Voetler Given Franklin Scholarship Indiana univeraitv extension divtaion. Martha Ellen Mavo. the Caroline M Kahn memorial scholarship \allied at *1S0: Elizabeth Russell, scholarship of *7.V and Aliev Johnson, scholarship of SIMV Stephens college, valued at S3OO. Beatrice Roehm Church Discussion league contest. Robert Slaughter, vear s scholarship to Frsnklm college *2OO. Trl Art Club vocal contest. Hazel Fisher. XIOO music and scholarship Organ con Wit conducted annually bv Miss Elsie McGregor, first place won bv I Helen Webster. *IOO scholarship; second place. Melba Schull and Jane Ebberhardt. tied, each awarded half scholarship Transvhania university. Lexington. ! James Crain 5145. George Bellows memorial scholarship, vear s studv at Pratt institute. New Yore. Nevian Chess *2OO John Herron art institute. *l3O each. Catherine VonDerHaar. Oarnette Rodenbarger Dorothv Shugart. Gail Martin. Howard Cradlck. Robert Behr. Charlea MncLeren. Manila Oreullch. Robert Barij lett and Ouide. Jones Scholarships to universities in Indians, for one vear or more. Robert Cahill. John Hutchens. Don Nicewandcr Evelvn Wtll- : sev. Catherine Heath. Marv Lvdick and Oswald Philllpv

MOTION PICTURES ViRWMI^ A Cyclone M of Laughs! miW joe. e. BROWN / In Person! Jgw 5m QUi * IOHBARDO I And Royal Canadian* BURNS and t ALLEN And Hugo Cast! Plus a /y Great Screen \ Attraction! u., ,T,.. LOV6 IS A u: 7*a RACK6T'' Main ...50c Flrat National hit ——with £ir.‘. p & >1 Mala ...75c Fairbanks Jr. >•{ BDry Ml >^l

tonights Tl PRESENTATION AT YOUR nei&horhood theater/ ; NORTH SIDE Talhnl *1 ?1"d ft. [ Mai l ‘l*ll ffl Family mi* HHPHHWS*'-* HR Ri' hird Rarth*lmf* i*h j jfll I JilNlß and HHHHMhBmHMII Cnllrc* Family Nit* Jan B*nncH l "CARELESS I.ADT" __ IFamily ML HHHHHHH *p*n<-er Tract in DISORDERI.T CONDCCT" wlstside ' w ** h " * ■ Family Nit* |MHM|I|NMHM||I'' > 'I nnli"m*H ‘ BVT THE FLESH IS WEAR"