Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 May 1942 — Page 10
PUPILS TO GIVE CONCERT FRIDAY
Washington High Music
Director to Lead ‘Group In School Gym.
A ‘concert by elementary grade school pupils in the vicinity of Washington high school will be given at 7:30 p. m. next Friday under the direction of Kelvin Masson, Washington musical director, ir the Washington gymnasium. Participating will be pupils from schools 5, 16, 30, 46, 47, 50, 52, 75 and 67. Among the special features will be a demonstration of the “tonette” by 30 children from school 5 under the direction of Miss Helen O'Gara.
Members of the orchestra include:
Bob Housefield, Bill Housefleld, Dick Frazee, George Boyd Kimsey, Dick Shake, Patty Bickers, LeRoy Wood, Harold Durham, Robert Bailey, Eugene Bennett, Jim Miller, Dave Reamer, Donald Edwards, Carlos Leonard, Donald . Kenneth Litzell, Ronald Patrick, Charles Small, Robert Spears, Russell ar i Trout, Done Fields, Helen Stoykoviteh, Sylvia Dann, Evelyn Vudis, John T Anton olevas, Don Coram, Benedict, Edwina * Paigo, = Dora Shirley De Moss, Patricia Foreman and Phyllis Gra ray. etty Keller, Rosetta Nuetzman, Norma Lloyd, Patsy Curtis, tty Jo Charles,
Bernie Beck, on e, Wright, Doiis Tompkins, Max M Devon Bersoneis. Ronald ison, Masterso! xine TSey. all Marjorie Bliss, Charles Faulker, Filly rall. Robert Coughlin, rothy Shumate, Kenneth gackson, John Thompson and Clarence Perdue.
SERVICE MOTHERS HONORED CAMP LEE, Va., (U. P.), — An electric. cross shining from a mili‘tary chapel at Camp Lee honors the mothers of enlisted men, offi-
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Girls Compete
Final Showing of Manual Play
“Death Takes & Holiday,” -the three-act comedy by Walter Ferris, will be presénted at 3 p. m. today and at 8 p. m. tomorrow on the
stage of Manual high school by the senior class. The play was pre-
‘sented yesterday as a matinee. Gor-
don Grow portrays the part of Death. In odays presentation a different feminine cast i will compete i against the performances of those playing yesi terday for, roles : tomorrow. Walter Hickman, locgl dramatic critic, will make the selection for 5 final cast of actresses. Gordon Grow “east for the three performances, other than Mr. Grow, include Phyllis Ayres, Mary Schultz, Ruth - Norris, Dorothy Rosenberg, Catherine Buehl, Mary Kleinschmidt, Helen Kerr, Florence Turner, Eleanor Ayers, Renee Fox, Barbara Fisher, Wilmajean Ketchum, John Mercurio, J. Edward Reich, Robert Dain, Jack Horner, Robert Traugott ‘a n d Frank Kyle,
The play 1s
- under the direc- .| tion of E. Edward urdy: Green assisted by
Mrs. Vivian L. Seiner; Doris Brabender, stu-3 d e nt director; Lewis Finch technical manager, and Tony ™ I Voi, student stage Phyllis Ayres manager. Travers Browne, student technical manager, heads the stage
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crew consisting of Victor DeFelice, Kenneth Foley, Robert Juday, Jokn Petry, Robert Shears, Arthur Pyke, James Perkins and L. Hendrickson. The properties under the chairmanship of Maxine Foley who isaided by Martha Rearick, Beverly Price, Edward Cunning h a m, Wilmar Kuehrmann, Richard Hoffmeister, Edward Schroeder and Jack Horner. Mary Schultz heads the costume committee, Helen Kerr and members of the Mask and Wig club will handle the make-up of the cast. Publicity is beihg handled by Larry Stillerman, chairman; Albert Tavenor, Dorotha Jackson, Pauline
Miss Betty Foster's commercial art class is responsible for the posters. Helen A. Haynes is in charge of social stunts, and : the business: undertakings ar e being handled by Miss Lena Brady, class sponsor, and Robert Elder and § Donald Streitelmeier, class vice presidents. Charles Yeager’s senior art II class SF | is responsible for : the printing. Act- Edward Reich ticket takers and general assistants are members of the senior class. George Turmail will conduct the concert orchestra.
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‘SUPREME DAY' AT TECH MAY 22
Government, Citizenship, Defense to Be Stressed
At School.
Technical high school observes “Supreme Day,” May 22. The anniversary commemorates the day when the Indiana supreme court gave the land that is now the Tech campus to the city for educational purposes—May 23, 1916. The program is open to the public and will be divided into three classfications: Government, cluizenship and defense. .
Demonstrate Vote Machine
The government division will be sponsored by the social studies and public speaking classes. A main feature will be the demonstration of a voting machine near the Arsenal bujlding from 9:50 a. m. to 6 p. m. Other government division events include a general assembly at which “green” and “white” parties will argue campaign issues.and voting on the voting machine. The citizenship division will feature a band concert from 1:45 to 3:15 p. m. undar the direction of Richard Orton. junior band will play in front of Stuart hall and during the lunch periods from ‘11:30 a. m. to 1:45
1p. m. his intermediate band will
be heard. Housing Display Included Other citizenship division events hall, a concert there by the girls’ concert club and girls’ string trio
from 3:30 to 4:40 p. m. and a display of wartime diets in the cafe-
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teria. . - The defense division will conclude the day’s activities from 7 to 8:30 p. m1. with a patriotic demonstration on thz athletic field. The Purdue Zouaves will perform and there also will be martial band music and a demonstration of first aid and the incendiary bomb.
» ” » At a special senior assembly this week in Technical high school gymnasium, Frank H. Sparks, president of Wabash college, spoke on postgraduation plans. Dividing his speech into three parts, he directed it at those going to college, those taking jobs and those about to enter the armed services. To each group he pointed out the pitfalls and the glories. Dr. Sparks
| was introduced by Hanson H. An-
derson, principal. The assembly was opened with the song, “Glory to Tech High,” and closed with the “Star Spangled Banner.”
2 SHARE LEAD ON
WASHINGTON ROLL
Edith Neal and Eulah Nelson, with 15 points each, tied for first place in the second-grading-period honor rolls at Washington. One hundred ninety-eight pupils were on
the high honor roll and ‘194 on the honor rolls. Those on the high honor roll were:
Edith Neal, Eulah Nelson, Elizabeth Mason, Jean Shelburne, Juanita Woodley, Laura B. Haun, Virginia JKronoshek, Jean Fulk, Ruth Pacala, Mary Helen Thompson, Mildred Wood, Betty Unser, Constance Kakavecos, Carol Prather, Mary Louise Burns, Robert Flum, Betty Gaddis, Roland Littrell, Betty Swick, Elizabeth Nelson, Helen Katterhenry, ‘Riley Cook, = Patty X, Fortuer arian Gideon,
Vinard, Virginia i Beverly Farquer, Patrick 'Hadler, LaVena Kiser, Donald Leckrone, Rosalind Martin, Betty Satterfield, Lorene Whited, Marilyn Yount, Richard Jordan, Florence Bernath, Alan Fischer, Miriam Hartman, Peggy McIntyre, Mildred Stevens, Shirlene Whitaker, Sylvia Cliburn, Maxine P: Annabelle Simmons, Kathl » Jeanne Winters, Mary Alleen Hart, Charles Hopper, Dorene Ridge, Mary Kocjan, Anna Zore, Carl Armenoff, Lois Bramblett, Geraldine Burris, 1i:
Joanna Jen a Ellis, Ruth Greeniee, ravens Valant and Ben Bogu
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