Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 June 1945 — Page 14

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Diplomas Will Be Given to Graduates. . |

“Howe high school’s fifth annual | | commencement exercise will be held | Tat 6:30 p. m. tomorow on the cam- | | pus. Edgar - A. - Perkins Sr, mem- | [per of the board of school commis- | {sioners, will present diplomas. The Rev. Willard M. Wickizer of {the United Christian Missionary | society, will give the invocation. | Other speakers will be Barbara Wwil- | liams, Julia Mae Johnston, Virginia | | Ritzi and Oscar Mutz, who will dis- | cuss “The Peace We Want." | Mack Herron will make the pre-| | sentation of the class gift and will | give the, memoriam *To Those Who Serve.”

Music Groups To Play Music will be provided by the | { band, directed by Robert H. Bur-| | ford, the senior ensemble under C. | M, Sharp and the choir, led by | Frank S. Watkins. Special honors to be awardeed at | ‘the services include the James | Whitcomb Riley medal and the Phi | | Beta, Kappa award to Roy Edward || { Horton Jr. and the. Danforth foun- | | dation awards. to Fimie Rose Jer-| {nukian and Donald Clinton Whit-| ney. Forty-six members of the 1945 f | graduating class of Howe were | named to the graduation honor roll | { for having maintained an average | |of A or above through the four-year | course. { Honor Roll | They were Virginia Alberty, Her-| bert Crawford Barnard, Jo Ann

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| live. Peel, object of an intensive search by Red Cross and navy | public relations officials, cabled the Red Cross yesterday request-. . ing information about the condition of his three-year-old daugh- | ter, Diana. The Red Cross relayed the mes- | | sage to Mrs. Peel in Waterloo. She had been attempting unsuccess- | | fully to inform her husband that | | Diana had been stricken with | acute leukemia. ~ The Red Cross, explaining it could not disclose Peel's where"abouts, said it was attempting to arrange his retwn to the United States to see his baby daughter before she died.

PARK LEAGUE TO MEET

will meet at 7:30 p. m. today in the Christian Park community house The investiture ceremony for the Girl Scout troop sponsored by the league will be held.

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