Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 April 1945 — Page 14

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“Ripples of 1045" the annual spring vaudeville presentation - of Broad Ripple high school, will be staged at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the school auditorium. Student directors for the three vaudeville acts are Dorothy Newburg, Janet Scofield, Betty Roesti, Betty McKinley, Jacqueline Oakes,

Shirley Barth, Jackie Lawson and:

Ray Dailey. Faculty supervisors for acts are ‘Mrs. Donna Leigh Collins, Lawrence Surface, Miss Winifred West, Miss Margaret Coombs, Mrs. Ruth B. Herin, Miss Miriam King and Hu"bert Wann. Edgar Stahl, vice principal, is general supervisor and Owen Beckley and Roger Riley are In charge of music. Other students and teachers aid-

Ing in the production are:

Miss Bonns Lees, Frank Baird, Mordie Lee, Guy Verderosa, Tom dllebrandi, John McAlevy, Charles Stout, Robe Avels, Murray Bain, Kemneth Cornelius, | William Dillon, George Emmelman, Curtis Weigel, Miss Flora Will, Miss Panoria | Apostol, and Miss Elizabeth Roberts, Clovys Harvey, A. F. Thomas, McGhehey, Sidney Esten, Donald Seasick, Noble Newsum, Kyle Petérs, Milton Hiatt Nelson Cooksey, Miss Ruta. 2 Carter, Miss Elizabeth Johnson, Edgar Diederich, Miss Melba Schumacher, Miss Wilhelmina Schaufler, Miss Eleanor Mundell, Miss Max Moreillon, Miss Elinor Randall, Miss Vane Colsher, Mrs. Barbara ‘Priest, Jack Purse Miss Mary L. Connor, «Paul. McCloud and Harry Lee. Ushers will be Catherine Bray, Audrey Camp, Katherine®Eaton, LaVera Gorman, Nancy Hobbs, Jeanne Klein, Carol Reddington, Doris Roberts Pat Rothhaas, Shirley Bchifferdecker, June 8ilyerthorn, Fritzie Staib, Jean Wehrel and Dorothy

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On Honor Roll

The honor roll for the first {grading period at Broad Ripple included the names of 172 students, with 39 of the pupils on the high honor roll. Gloria Harvey earned the high spot on, the honor roll,

with 20 points, Students »n the high Hono roll

were: Miss Harvey, John Rudy, Barbara Ryrholm, Jeanette Davis, Edward Newburg, Loretta. Spaulding, Martha Duke, Charles Jacobs, Janet Lewis, Ayleen Wright, Cynthia Baker, Marilyn Cook, Joanne Barnard, Carol Holliday, Ronald Peake, Betty Roesti, Jack Rule, Marilyn Schoen, Glenn Shoptaugh, Jshn D. Hague, Garolyn McCullough, Joe Thompson, eanor Anderson, Norma Bruner, Dorothy Caldwell, Robert Carlisle, Rosemary Christ, Ross Copeland, Patricia Drake, Patricia Freese, Barbara Guy, Sally Ann Hamp. ton, Robert Joslin, Richmond McQuistan, Jovee Meredith,” David Myers Gloria Novak, Shirley Ann Schifferdecker and Kenneth Smith.

Honor Society Twenty-nine new members were

(chapter of the National Honor society last week. The new members were chosen for, outstanding ability “in schol arship, leadership,

| character and service. Senior members are Roberta Chiles, Mary Flo Dugdale, Barbara Lovelle, CaroIB McCullough, Marjorie Mothersill, Jack O'Malley, Joan Parkhurst and Janet Scofleld Juniors inducted were Jane Augustine, Patricia Drake’ Martha Finehout, Roy Foxworthy, Joan Freyn, Ih omas G ray. Jerome Hyde Ri chard Kreusser

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Pa ricla Rothaas, Shirley Shifferdecker, | Nancy Snultz, ii Thompson and | Frances Tyrie. | Sophomores taken ‘in on Rrobationaiy | periods werd Jeannette Davis, Gladys hit Barbara Ryrholm. John Smith, Arlene Wahl, and Avieen Wright

Story Contest Thirty stories. printed in the Riparian in the last year have been submitted to the National Scholastic Press association confest. Authors of the stories are: Betty McKinley, Samuel Newlund, Jerry Hyde, Jo Hayes, Robert Chapman, &hir-

lev Barth, Donald Perry, Carolyn Dugdale, Jane Augustine and Paul McCloud

Choir Selected

Roger Riley, Broad Ripple vocal director, today announced the se-| lection of members of the choir for | the current semester. They are as| follows: | | Pritzie Staib, Roberta Chiles” Carolyn | McCullough, Loretta Spaulding, Julia Vos Sharon Pfister, Ann Bower, Barbara DeLong, Diane Frazier, Joan Pixley, Ella | Mae Elliott, Charlotte Highcocx, Pauline Montgomery, Shirley CoAkey, Wanda Groover, Patricia Starnes, Nancy Alex-| {ander, Elizabeth Guion,. Patricia Stivers, | | Patricia Drake, Rose Ann Hill and Eileen | orris. ~ Marian Sumner, Barbara Beldon, Marjorie Mothersill, Marilyn Pickenworth, Alberta Pyles, Bonnie Irwin, Betty Jean | Barker, Eiieen Winberg, Floria Pace, June MacNabb, Marcia Wells, Ross Copeland, Wendel Norton, Virgil Wire, Floyd Chafee, Joe Knue John McAlevy, Thomas Berry, Jerry Chapman, John Kellum, Samuel Newiund, Jack Pursel, Ray Bailev, James Collins, John Long, Robert Carlisle and Robert Dellen.

Biology Club

; | Floyd Chafee has been named president of the Biology club of Broad Ripple. Other new officers are: Nancy ShyMz vice president; Janetnelle Weirick, secretary; Martha Duke, assistant secretary; William Huff, treasurer; Robert Myers, sergeant at arms; John Hollister, artist; and Agnes - Bain, Historian. > i 1

. Jimior Officers: ¢ | New officers of the junior class {of Broad Ripple are Samuel Dodd, | president; Robert Kniptash, vice | president; Jean Hollister, secretary, {and Lila Tinsman, treasurer. Spon|sors are Lawrence Surface, Frank | Baird and Miss Margaret Coombs.

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