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George Washington and Warren | Central. ; Shortridge seniors paid tribute to Paul C. Stetson, parents and faculty for work in maintaining - the city’s educational svstem. In two student addresses at the school's 69th commencement in Cadle Tabernacle, Mary Clay and Philip Chance Hennessée fold 621 seniors that a sense of responsibility and citizenship is necessary in life -outside the school as well as during ‘the school years. || “Looking Ahead” Miss Clay spoke on “fLooking | Ahead.” Mr. Henngssee likened the | high school to 1 city. presenting | problems of competition, |citizen- | Tp and association. | | Helen Johann MgLean was pre- | sented the Riley medal for excel- | lence in scholarship. Junior class | scholarship cups |went to Charlotte | " Ann Jeannes, Bob Brown, Paul S. | Farrington, Anne Mary Holmes and | Martha Nell Plopper. all seniors. A resolution honoring Mr. Stetson, | who died Tuesday, was adopted by | the seniors: “Resolved, That the Shortridge High| School class of | 1937 offer the deepest sympathy to | Mrs. Paul C. Stetson and join with | her in mourning| the loss of one of | the most capable and efficient | superintendents |of school Indian- | apolis has ever hid.” Alan W. Boyd.,!| School Board ! president, presentfd the diplomas. | and also paid triblite to Mr. Stet- | son. | Dr. William Low¢ Bryan, Indiana | University = president, spoke at | George Washingibn's commence- | ment of 253 senior in Butler fieldhouse. | Dr. Bryan, stressing the changes of modern times, said. “when the | changes come, some cannot escape | and are caught itl the trap of their | own habits.” Mrs. Clayton Ridge. School Board | member, presented diplomas, and paid tribute to Mr. Stetson. Wins S¢holarship Eugene Leak received the Riley | scholarship meds! Scholarships 5' various univer: sities were awar/=d as follows: Butler © University — Jean Lentz, Dorothy Hoovei. John Niermeyer, James Hardin, Viola Bazs, Virginia Fox and Doroth: Swails. § i Butler University‘ College of Ed- / PY (IB y | ucation—Wilma odd aad Freda Sizes J a Nh ath Star Store, Street Floor. | rvel. “31 % : ; : ad Indi Lon Go a Women’s Snappy New 4 =

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Jiggers and toppers in two tone pt = : i hy fects with side pockets. #4 lengths in : fe chs es natural and white. Sizes 12 to 20. : . ; Sinre ree oor.

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jorie McLeod. Betty Newcomer, | Mary Ellen $£mith and [Frances | Radez. | © Wabash Colcze—Karl Overbeck. | Earlham Col!:ge—Robert Gingery. |! Bn Sace if) blistRe | shies. awn, rrr All-wdnt trunics or a” ordinary hose. All silk from fop to The high hénor roll pupils were | dimities and prints. Star Store. : suits. Sizes 2 to 6. 6Q¢ and 89c¢ ; 7 toe. lace run stops, reinforced at announced as Eugene ‘Leak, Fran: | A ! Second Paor. Star Store; Second Floor. = points of wear. Sizes 82 to 10%. ces Carlsen, Jean Lentz, ‘John | > ah . Star Store, Street Floor Niermeyer, Gf ald Eagan and Mer- , 1 rill Patrick. [On the honorgroll eo! Elnora Martin, Omer Scott, Carroll | 3%

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Dorothy Hooter, Pauline Bohnstedt. A beautiful array of white Hy i ; patent leather or genuine . kid sandals, straps and ties. roi : : x

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C. E. Eash, principal, presented | diplomas to 85 graduaets of Warren Central High School in the school. Student speakers were Meredith Brown, Carl Puhlman, Ted Maicy,. Margaret Pebworth, Edgar Surface and Violet Kruse, Salutory and valedictory addresses were given |by Orban Reich and "Betty Scott! Thirty-three awards for extra-curricular activities were presented, and graduates were made members of the alumni association.

Sara Beth Brown, James Coryell, | Virginia Fox. Freda Marvel, Doris High or Cuban heels. Sizes 4 to 9. :

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Commencement exercises at the Orchard | $¢hool were to be held at 10 a. m. today. Dr. F. S. C. Wicks was to be principal speaker and Fred Hoke was to present diplomas to the five graduates, Elias Atkins, Townsend Eaglesfield, John Gould, John Holliday and Perry Lesh.

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WHITE SHOES

New wing tips, straight tips, 1 i. Slack time ‘is here! You'll need many, many pairs of plain ‘tips and cool perforated : si these smart plaids, checks, stripes and novelty mixtures

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A three-day biennial alumni convention af the Indiana School for the Blind is to close tonight with a banquet at which Albert Stump, board of ‘trustees vice president, is to ‘be principal speaker. The siumni concert was presented in the school last night. Dean Ferguson of Terre Haute is president of the association. An election of officers-is to be held.

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Come in Saturday and see Berry Special Saturday Bros. factory expert demonstrate 2 : . | ; the use of this quality finish. You i In Light, Medium and Dark Shades may be the person who will receive NAAN TR the : . quai YA Ideal for Year Round Wear

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