Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 June 1943 — Page 4
CHOOL TEACHERS NAMED FOR NEXT YEA
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26 RESIGN POSTS,
53 GIVEN LEAVES
Board’s Appointment of 2025 for City Includes Five |
Changes in Principals of Elementary Schools.
The school board today announced the appointment of 2025 administrators and teachers to staffs of the Indianapolis:
public schools for 1943-44.
Among those named were 1009 elementary and junior; high school teachers, 682 high school instructors and 89 ele-|:
mentary school principals and ‘Others appointed include 71 economics and industrial arts instructors, 12. teachers and nurses for special education departments, 21 social workers, 26 directors, assistant directors, supervisors and assistant supervisors, 2 assistant superintendents, 7 high school prinpals and 13 high school vice principals. : Assignments Changed ‘The board approved the resignation of 26 members of the staff and granted leaves of absence to 53.
Changes in the assignment of principals were made as follows: Miss Wallace Montague, principal of school 25, was assigned as principal of school 80, to succeed Miss Edith Hall, resigned. Lawrence Stafford, principal of school 75, was assigned as principal of school 32, to succeed Paul Miller, who was appointed a general-super-visor. ‘Miss Augusta Nessler, principal of school 30, was assigned as principal of school 75. Mrs. Jessie Chalifour, a teacher at school 30, was appointed principal to succeed Miss Nessler.
Miss Banta Moved ‘George Mitten, assistant principal at school 47, was appointed principal of school 27, to succeed
Miss Fay Banta, who was appointed to a teaching position at school 52. Miss Ginevra McCoy, a teacher at school 21, was appointed assistant principal of the school. Miss Marie Stewart, supervisor of art, was appointed assistant director of fine and practical arts. She will succeed Miss Belle Scofield, who retired. Owen A. Johnson was appointed co-ordinator of distributive education; Mr. Johnson sgrved in this capacity part time last year.
Manual Changes
Changes at Manual Training high gchool included the following: A. Ross Williams was appointed chairman of the history department to succeed J. R. H. Moore, who fo» years has been head of the d tment. Mr. Moore will continue teaching haif time. Ruth H. Shull, dean of girls, was appointed director of girl activities. At Technical high school, Grace A. Emery was appointed head of the Latin department, to succeed M. C. Twineham, deceased. Dwight Park was appointed head of the department of English; he had been serving as chairman of the depart--ment. Oakley Richey was appointed head of the art department. He had been serving as acting chairman. H. Harold Walters, a teacher » of drafting, was made chairman of the drafting department.
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Principal J. Dan Hull . Viee Principals Emmett A. Rice, Joel W. Hadley. Department of English
gharles ih Wilkerson (head of department), Ruth L. Armstrong, Mary Dye Beach. Elizabeth Brayton, Charlofte Bruce, Reeta Clark, Mildred Foster, Mary Glenn Hamilton, Eugenia Hayden, Kettler (director of publications), Virginia fewis, Margaret Montgomery, Ruth O’Hair, Bianche Rawlings, Rachel Stuart Schuma . O. Shoemaker, Grady G. Stubbs, Heanor D. Theek, Nell Merrick Thomas, Nora Thomas, Louise Wills and Wilma Hudson. ‘Department of Mathematics M. H. Abrendt, Charity H. Browning, D. Burton (acting head of depart-
ment), Grace M. Custer, Florence S. Good- | Willi
Bou h, Jeantiete Gurbbh, Martha Hunt, 8s enckes, C. W. Keesling, Ellen X iar. ee Pierson, Simon P. Roache, E. Carl Watson and Beth Wilson. Department of History and Civies Minnie Lloyd (head of department), Paul E. Dill, Gertrude Ickert, Daisy W. Ediek Helen K. Frazee, Willard Gembold, ht (guidance), Danna Lansng Hope B. Nevitt, Anna L. Oertle, Kenpeth Peterman (occupational co-ordina-tor), Dorothy Peterson, Paul Seahausen, Barbara Turner, Elsie Waterman, Annalee Webb, Hattie L. Winslow. Department of Languages * (Latin and Greek) race B. Vitz (head of department), Josephine Davidson, Emily Dodson, za beth M. Helm, Jos-phine L. Lee, Grace Morrison and Edna K. Watson Srce VW. Modern Languages Alice Dunn Denny (French), L. P. Grane and Lorle Krull (German), Ruth Lewman and Larree Maranville (Spanish), Louise Reiter (German), Gertru (French), Hazel Whisenand|
Department of Sciences (Chemistry)
Wade (head of artment), ke Back, Walter C. dehie , Leda a SR William Johnson, Mona Jane
Biology-Physiography ce (head of ‘de ment), " Ruth A B. p, Jean I NE and Rawls (biology), Mabel Ba ‘(physiography), Howard Wright (biology). % Physics
. Robert C. Grubbs, Colin L. Lett, H. H.
Siemers. . ‘Department of Art
T. Van ‘Voorhes pheag of deparems ab): | ooo
Gordon - Johnson nes, ton Wheeler,
AS MN Wylie. 3 ‘ _. Department of Musie Geraldin Clippinger, Laura C. Moag, bert J. ® ponDPl ng F. Wise, Barl Roger ey. i Department of Physical Education . Uriah Roy Alberson, .Russel 8. Julius * X tment of . athletics) Rosemary O'Rara, Thomas D. Woods.
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assistant principals.
EYAL men of Health and Safety
Steichmann, Kathryn T. Swau, Mable Zirkle Metz. y
Depariment of Commerce
Trella Wood ment), Zola Beasley, Dorothy J. Dipple, Florence Griepenstroh, Adelaide M: Juyes, Hiram Hensel, Bertha
Wilhite. Department of Home Economics
Opal G. Conrad, Lucy Montgomery, Dorthea Paige, Florence C. Porter, Dale M. Waterbury.
Department of Printing Harold F. Irby. Department of First Aid Ina M. Gaskill, Marie PF. Morau. Dean of Girls Della M. Thompson. Library Esther B. Cavanagh
rian). Departmental Assistants Library—Norma Jo Fisher.
(acting head of depart- 3
Mallory, Norma |: Miller, F. L. Rouch, Arthur Shull, Mary|:
(teacher libra- ::
Physical Education—Edith Loftin. Study Hall—Margaret S. Farmer, Jessie B. Pitch. Publications Director Al J. Kettler, faculty member and supervisor of Echo, school paper.
Manual
Principal E. H. Kemper McComb. Vice Principals
Bertram Sanders and Wilbur 8. Barnhart (head of commercial department).
Department of English
Ada M. Bing (head of department), Lena Brady, Dorothy Forsyth, Menka Shu leff,. Margaret Kellenbach, Gretch Kemp (director of publications), nay Mescall, John H. Moffat. Jessie E. Moore, Gretchen Scotten. Ruth H. Shull (director of Eris Jheityities), Vivian Siener and Helen Tipton. Department of Mathematics
Ada M. Coleman (head of department), Garnett Foreman, Verna G. Magee, Eva Thornton. Raymond Van Arsdale and Folney Ward. Department of History T. Slack, Rosana Hunter, Louise H. "Moore, Harry B. Painter, Adelaide B. Re and A. Ross Williams (chairman of department).
Department of Languages
Elizabeth L. Davis (head of department), Honora Curran (Latin and English), Martha Kincaid (Spanish) Department of Science Carl FP. Hanske (head of department), Harold G. Boese, James H. Brayton, Paul Collins, Otto Kuehrmann, Ray 8. Millikan, Carroll O. Skaar. Department of Art Charles Yeager (head of department): Gladys A. Denney, Lewis Finch, Elizabet. h J. Foster. Department of Music Edith R. Binkley (head of department), Freda Hart, Charles Henzie, Roberta Trent, Mallory Bransford. Department of Physical Education
Oral Bridgford, Alvin Romeiser, Dorothy Huber, Theo Parr, Elena Raglin,
Department of Commercial Subjects
Hazel W. Dorman, F. Cleo Frazier, Helen, Haynes, Gertrude Lieber, Lesiie Maxwell, Marie Ra Laila Sipe, Harry Thomas, Nona Van nBrook. Department of Home Economics
Josephine Boyd (head of department), Florence Boots, Dorothy Ellis, Katherine M. Mertz (nurse), Ivy PF. Olds, Anna J. Schaefer, Rovene Ticen. Department of Manual Training Guy W. Trickey (head of department), Clarence Bruness (drafting and athletic director), Russell Clunie woodshop), Louis Fuchs (foundry), Albert Hirschman (machine shop), J. C. Mather (pattern making), Marion Peeples (woodshop), Noble Poole (metal shop), A. L. Weigler (drafting), Harold Winslow (drafting). Departmental Assistants William Stoeffler (mill room), Girls’ Gymnasium—Accompanist Julia Niebergall.
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English Department
oR asht C. Park (head of department), C. Gaylord Allen, Margaret Axtell, Adaline Barnett, Ruth Bozell, Horiense Braden, Alice Brown, Olive “B. Brow Margaret Burnside, Lauise 8. Camp, Mary Elizabeth Dailey, Gladys Bade, Jeanne B. Eastland, Ressie- J. Fix, Vance Garner, Leunice Horne, Gertrude Insley, Florence Jones, Evelyn Kletzing, Eva Lycan, Mary
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Martin, Halcyon Mendenhall, Clarissa Edna G. Nowland, Charles R. Parks, Margaret Remy, Zila Robbins, Julia |s! Jean Rowe, Clara Ryan) Ella Sengenberer (director of publicatiohs), Esther Fay hover, Jennie’ Strain, Helen Thornton, Helen Tichenor, Olive Traylor and Margaret Waters. Mathematies Department
A. M. Welchons (head of department), a Alin, Ernest J. Black, Dorothy V. Copple (head of athletic’ deSa. Mildred Corrie, Sara C. Ewing, am Herbst, Ethel Houser, Jeraidiie Kindig, W. R. Krickenberger, Odus La dreth, Juliana McIntosh, H. C. Milholiand, - Dale S. Sare, J. V. yer Louise SturdeE. Trueblood and
Paul W. We aol.
Social Science Depariment 0. 8. Flick (head of department), Irma Bachiran, Olive Beckington, James H. Butler, Helen’ Elliott, B. Essig, Anna May Glascock, J hine Graf, Edna 2 Gullett, Newell P. all, Hazel G. Howe, E. Frances Lyons, Dorothy P. Lyon, Ross C. Lyons, h O. Minnick (head of S eclassined department), Mary Elizabeth Moore, J, Fred Murphy (director of guidance and Unuelling), Ann Ratterman, Fred N. Reeder, Donald Scheick, El-| or len Louise Stoy, Martha Turpin, Elta . Weleh, Mersill 1. Wilson.
Foreign Languages Grace A. Emery (head of Latin department), Charles C. Martin (head of modern 1anguages), Esther Aldridge (Spanish and German), Edith Allen (Spanish), Edith. ker Spatish and French), Mae ockner tin), A. ann
hy Frances Longshore (Latin and history), Irene McLean (Latin), Mabelle Sprague (Latin), Ruth F, ‘Stone (Latin). Seltncel Charles L. Sn head of physics, physiography a. "BL science department), Clare Pr 1 (head botany de ment ) Artiur C. Hoffman (head of chemis ar slurs and in
and cha school
Yeo of elem ardens), Louis D. ee mente and ph :
y810 raphy), Bolander {chem} s fry) CATA ak
Lester M. Carringer (botany LW bit a 1} otte t mond Hornaday
ran (botany), { aysice), John Kendrick (botany), Kate 200l0gy),” R. Anne Kesssl (Physics Sony Paul Lahr (zoology). © Burto Malot
Ris Bein is Maztin (physics), Martin {physiography). Scott botany), ston Meyer (zo- , aay Mao: re hers? ) Trene (physics), B. V. Rutherford. (zool y an Wolverton (chemistry) 2001087) Physical Education and Health Departments
Rueben D. Behlmer, head of ment; Hazel B. Abbeit, girls’ cation; - Jeanne ygiene and
DRYHOIORY, Paul tL, 8 physical education; Helen hr Ah ation: Glens, | and nursing; Bay ne D
education ch Hamler, boys’ physical education; Mildred Johnston, hy e and nursing; MecCracken, girls’ physical education; e Megiugh, , Pr al sduéation. 1
Pau al ed cain: Wil- — Treichler, boys’ nysioal education;
Louise Mann, Ethel B. McIntosh, Lillian | sh
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hard E Washington
Sylvia Naumsek
Fourteen Broad Ripple high school seniors have been named as recipients of scholarships to five different colleges and univer-
sities. , They are: Virginia Lee Conrad, Betty McLeod and Hazel Herther, to Indiana university; Sylvia Naumsek, Indiana university extension; Lois Helm, a $1000 scholarship to MacMurray College for Women; Patricia McMillan, a $1000 Cartwright scholarship, and Marie Bowers, a $400 scholarship to the same school; John Snyder,
Hilliard Harris, W. LG. King, Lorenzo Simpson and Herbert Thompson.
Department of Physical Education .and Health
Fitzhugh Lyons, Georgia Offutt, Mary L. Owings and Alonzo J. Watford. Nurse Florence Hawkins. Dean of Girls Mary A. Johnson.
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Charles M. R. Clayton mathematics de|
Guild d of de Plorence C. (hes: 8S. Cra Darrell
ex (librarian), Ruth Zitzlafl. Mathematics . Hadley, Betty E. dred
Anna
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Raphael W. Wolfe (head of department), plies Bmery, Milton EGambi Virgil
Secial Studies
Lewis W. Gilfo; {liead of department), Wade Fuller, Harwell . Kayler, Dorotha E. Kirk, Madge ley. irginia Lee Conrad ; osley litt, M -1 Thelma L. , Narcie Pollit ary ¥ Co E. Thumma, Hazel W. Wurster. Commereial Margaret EB. Forcht, Sen J. LaFollette, Sherman J. Pittinger, M. D. Williams. Physical n and Health
Samuel T. Kelley (head of tment), Ray W. Ey hy x Marjorie O. White. : Industrial Arts Leasor, B. A, Patterson, Dennis
Home Economies Helen B. Allen, Lois Coy, Ratcliff, Art Loreen DeWaard, Janet Keller. Musie Beldon C. Leonard, Frank 8S. Watkins. 8 x =
Elementary Principals
Ww. D. Wright.
Marthellen
1—Edith Shirley. 2—Charles Youngman. 3—Cecelia Galvin. 4—Matthias Nolcox. 5—Jeanne Goss. 6—Ruby Ertel. T—Eva Y. Wile 8—George F. Ostheimer. 9—Agnes
oney. Lloyd Blue, istant principal. 10—Freda Popp. 12—E. L. Norris.
Hazel Herther 13—Jessie Russell.
accelerated senior, special merit scholarship to Purdue university; Jacquline Crist, Muriel Holland, Helen Negley, Mary Virginia Taylor, Marjorie Jane Yelvington and Mary Louise Miles, to Butler university. John Snyder and Mary Louise Miles are already attending Purdue and Butler, respectively. John Roberts, Broad Ripple’s star halfback, was awarded the Dyer medal for having shown the best mental attitude during training, at the recent class day exercises.
17—Emory James. 18—Oorinne Riel 19—Emma Mae son. 20—C. E. Sunthimer. 21—-Filora Drake. Ginevra McCoy, assistant principal. 22—Florence Hamill, 13—Mau Flack. 24—Hazel Johnson. 26—-George L. Hayes. O. A. Johnson, assistant principai. 37—George Mitten. 28—Ruby Lee.
36—Irene 8. Wiehl. 37—Jeannette Cary 33-Adela ie
fine arts; Chelsea S. Stewart, director of production; Harold J. Stewart,
arts, Mausie Department Elizabeth K. Cochran, head of department; Frederick Barker, Alonzo D. Eidson, Charles Hamilton, Richard 8. Orton, John W Shepard, Louise Swan, John M.
Commercial Department
P. H. Gillespie, head of department; Glen 8S. Bailey, Edith J. Rath Boyer, Winifred Brill, Arete Covey, Florence E. Day, Nettie C. Gilmore, Clara Louise Gorsline, J. C. Harger, Elsie N. Heavilin, Lucile Hubbs, Frances Kinsley, tie Krueger, R. E. Mathews, Werner Ee paLgAre aret pr etesapn, Frances
a Sullivan, Marie Sullivan, a os yn Trued son, Winifred Waters; Mona Woodward.
Home Economics Department
Mrs. Geraldine H. Moorman (head of Separiment). Eleanor Ament, Pearl Apland, Ermal Bach,
ate, Frieda Frances Te. Ruth Emhardt, Anna Kellum, Hilda Kreft, Hazel KueteMeier, Elizabeth Lamson, Gladys Lewsader, Emily McCullough, Leona MilHelen P. Murray, Irene S .Walker, Mildred Long.
“ Shop Depariment Jacob L. Jones (co-ordinator), George R. Parrett (head of printing department), F.
ead of electrical department), §
. ( . F CGriftin (head of Puliding trades),
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8. Clark (printing), Carl B chine shop), William R. Eddy {machine nop) oun D. Gibbeney (machine sho, Edw S. Howe (machine shop), Bla Ds Hiatt i shop), William Johnston {faticin making), William H. Lampert fouzidme crafts), Frieda B. Lillis (printing design), George Lone (auto shop), Edward P. Madinger (auto shop), Gletin R. (metal trades), A. (woodRobert K. Offutt (auto PY Don . Patterson (auto shop), John I. Redick (auto Sr. W. A. Rush (electric shop), Russell Sands (metal work), William A Sanford a i dy Raymond R. a (electric shop), Earl D. Terry {Sleririe op), E. R. Thiel (wosdwork. A, -y Arendonk (electric Paul ogt (Plumbing), Verl D. FR Ns Shep), O Clarence M. White Suflaing trades), machine G.
Wilson ( Jules Zinter (electric shop). op),
Drafting Department
H. Hapoig Walter (chairman of department), r, Fred P. Henke, Roscoe et Clarence Rosell, N. L. Schneider, n Shumm, Herbert D. Traub, Herman Denzler. Administrative Staff
Hanson H. Anderson (principal), | Horace E. Boggy (vice principal), Fred R. Georman (vice principal), J. Kettery (vice C. L. McClintock (vice prin. cipal), Charles T. Teeters (vice Pincips )y Gertude Thuemler (dean of girls)
Departmental Assistants
Ida M. Anderson (co-ordination-employ-ment), Catherine Berfanger jcHentistzy)s Arthur Cook (physical education), Demlow (fine art), Joan Garriott ie craft), Olarence Fike (auto shop), Elsie Gray fsilaance and counse wngelling Hartett (library),
a Shans) Josep h i Kennet King io), Margaret Latimer (girls’ va educiuan) e (metal trades), Ri (mate, Vera N. Smock isn "James L. homas (metal trades), Florence Woltanger (electric shop), Barbara Wood(library), Nettie Woollery (dean of oe office), Duane Roberts and T. Woodward) (music band room), Robert 8S. Smith and ahsk i Jasiey. (physics), Paul
Smith and Ponsld m » Francis Wright and Ralph Howe (drafting). 2 = 8
Broad Ripple
K. V. Ammerman, prinsipai; Edgar Stahl, vice Apostol, mathematics; Frank A. Baird, commercial and athletics; Ruth G. Barwick, ish and dramatics; E. Eugene Beaman, social studies and athletics; Owen ig ge sic; Harold Blackburn, science; Carter, dean of girls; Jane Bing 5 brarian; cla L. Connor. Bnglin: R.
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physitor of ailetics: CH H M iii studies; Clovys Harvey, - commercial; Mae Henri Lane, music; Elizabeth Johnson, home econom ah ing, maths
ti Mordie B. ; LeRo; matics; e Gre gisecion ‘of B.A 4 A division: lary $ Stella diy ish; A. BP. Thomas, ot 8 Siar: 5 Wann, mechanical drawing; Qurtia Weigel social. stu Studies; studies; B, Biglsh, and Lu a o 1a. cille Zimmerman, Vania
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9-—Lena D. 0_Madeiine A Allen, 4¢1—Anna Reade Byrl McClure, assistant principal. 42—E. W. Diggs. Ge sidine Sppers raldine 45—Olive 46—M. B. Ae 47—Grace Kimber,
wary Morgan. Laura Wadsworth, assistant principal. B. Johnson.
50—W. 0 51—Charloite Carter. Marie eg assistant principal. 52—FPrieda He:
53—Irma oe Cook,
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de c| ment), Frances (art), Freundt (commercial), lorence Graham (English), Harold Harding (industrial arts), Elizabeth Latheld (physical education), Iva Head {langus e), izabeth Hester (science), Ethel oe (English), Dorothy Hobson a economics), Corlie “Jackson (history), al J son (science), na Alfred and Jones (mathematics), Cloyd jphiysical dustin), Amy eene (English), Burton A. ht (head of Maus trial arts eT Mary Laatz (commercial), Doroth League (English), Gerley ie enue) Mab ehr (physical education), Mary McBride S4—Georse Plsher, (English), Russell McClurg (head of com- Veg Cra mercial department), argaret McWil-is56 pose Th liams (Eng Justin Marshall (head of |57_ Maude Price. physical education. department). Kevin J. 58—Adah Hill asson (music), Agnes M ‘(commer-lgg Mary 8. Ray sat) Ira Melvin (industrial arts), Frances gq Elisabeth FY Moder (history), Charles Money (head 63— Harriet Kelley dio department), Gretchen Mueller "M. R ’ (home economics), Ocal Muterspaugh (in- a eu Denzler. 67—Lola Eller. 68—Cora Rentschler.
dustrial arts), Elizabeth Myers (history), Crze Negus (omg, SCommIER, nce son (science), cely (mathematics), Lillian Niemann (mathematics), James H. arenes Jackson. Otto (head of science tment), Wil- abe! T. liam N. Otto (English), dine Quinzoni 23-1da Rdlpnuisiine. (homme economics). Hi. th Rando! 33 Helle | 3gasen. 75—Augusta Nessler. 76—Belle Ramey.
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uet (science), Vi er-librarian), (hy me Ly Louise Ross ed Ross (teacher-librarian), . W. Scholl
er Seybold {Bhglish), Samuella Shearer (com-|80—Wallace Montague. mercial), garet Simonds 81—Murray A. Dalman. nomics), Arthur Sims (mathematics), Dean | 832—Vivian Rankin, Smith (industrial arts), ‘Marie Smith (head | 83—Clio Kurtz. department), Allan Stacy (sci- 31-Riisapeth Scott. ence), Barbara J. Sullivan ( lish), Estil|85—Anna Dorn (aclence) D. Walker (indus-|86—Mi Eo Walton: (home econom- | 87—Vivian ory. cs), - Audie aide | y. Tg .
e We (industrial arts), mire (art), Marie Wilcox (mathematics), dean, i Wood (English), Bess 8, Wright
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SCHOOL NO. 1 6ab, Principal;- Sab, Lucile Heizer; 4ab3a, Jennie Bu ; 3b-2a, Tis Driggs; 2b-1a, Helen Pennak; 1b, Ethel McKinsey. SCHOOL NO 2° Junior high school: Kate Geldrick, Wilma jon, Charlotte Moore, "Emily Wr, Katherine Sobbe. 6ab, “the Good; 6b, Norma Marshall; Sab, El Saxon; . Almas Hoss. 4b, Doris Margaret Hart. man; 3b, Paula Bokhett, 3 Mary Cox; 2b, Ann Wischmeyer; Ra Laura Gise; 1b, Betty Barone; 1b, Helen Beck. SCHOOL NO. 8
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Edw K. Sims, Youngman, Yistoria Balser, Arnold Nelson. 6ab, Katherine Stevenson; ~5ab, Mary
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J. Morton Finney (head of department), Maenell Newsome, Andrew W. Ramsey, Emma Randall and Frances Stout.
Department of Science A. C. Cox (head of department), Willian Gist, NHAC Hamil Charli B. Harry, Clemie Kuykendall, Hi nr Be Murray, Leander Pare: and C. wv Stewart. Department of Commerce Anna B. Dawson, Harry Radliffe and
Department of Art Della M. Greer and Willa Radliffe. Department of Music Russell 'W. Brown, Marion Burch, James Compton, Martha Hill and Ruth McArthur, Department of Home Economies Ruth .Clinthorne (head of Separieint), Helen L. Broo Ethel M. Thelmd Freeland, Aun Z. Gaddie, Mary i. Gib Mar; Hawkins, Martha Martin and Evelyn al
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In this group is every wanted style . .. 1 and 2-piecers in tailored and shirtwaist effects, as well as many more dressy models.
There are floral effects, dots, stripes and plain colors in woven seersuckers, woven chambrays, piques, rayon broadcloths and rayon crepes. Sizes from 12 to 52.
Attractive, dressy and, oh, so cool styles of seersucker, chambray and pique. Clever 3 and 4-button jackets and pleated or gored skirts. For: street, business and sports wear. Sizes 12 to 20.
* House Coats |
$300
Lovely, colorful house coats of seersucker and other = popular fabrics, in gay floral prints. They display excellent tailoring and fit. In sizes for women and isses, 12 to 44.
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