Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 June 1945 — Page 11

a auditoriu on Fifth Commencement. | soil conservation / and preservaDiplomas were awarded to 276] tion of natural students at the fifth annual Howe a don : 2 r, 0 high school commencement last will appear in a Friday. | Friends of the

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Graduates are:

Patricia. Adams Theodore Aichele Betty Alberty Virginia: Alberty Betty Lou Aldridge Evelyn Allen ‘Theodore Ambuhl Albert Arnholter Jeannea Austin Gloria Backer Maxine L. Bacon William Bakemeier Robert Baker Mary Ballard Lucille Banks Herbert Barnard Bebe Bayne Jo Ann Bayne Betty Lou Baynes Janet Bear Carolyn Bell Barbara Bennett Robert Bennett Joann Bernard Fred Bixler Julia Blair Kenneth Boles Mary Boles Paul Boling Ryan Bond William Bowles art, Bowsher Harry Branson Josephine Branson Bdward Broden Patsy Brogan Jean Broeking Patricia Brown David Burgess Flora Burris Dona F. Button Mawine Caldwell Beryl Campbell Bonnie Campbell Jean Ann Campbell Thomas Capp Jeannette Cassady Norma Cherry Margaret Clark Patricia Clendening 8hirley Ann Cloud Gloria Clouse Carol Coffee Godfrey Collins James Cook Thomas Cooper Bebita Corya Patricia L. Cowser

_.Chene--Cradick Charlotte Ann Crane

Marcella Decker Betty Diener Harold K. Diefs John Dietz June E. Dorey Donna Emrick John Endsey Anna Engehardt Billit Etnnger Shirley Everts Alex Menzi Willian Fansler Elizsseth Fisher Jear Ann Fleener Dedna L, Flowers zabeth Fowler ary Lou Fox Max Fullen Betsy Lee Gaines

bert, Gambill nstance Gandolph osemary Garrison 1llis George Benjamin Gill Marjorie A Gilmore rgaret Goldsmith lores Goodson a L. Grabhorn Mary Lou Graeber Nellie Mae Grant Alice Grimes

. Billie Krammes

Dolores Grow Betty Gumfory Barbara Haine Guinevere Ham Joan Hansen " Prances Hargrave Frances Harreld Alice Harrison Walter Hart Virginia Hays Dorothy Hedderich Virginia Henderson Juanita Henry

om- John Hermsdorfer 3 of Elbert Herron M. Hershberger » of Laurel Hesoun in. ave 3 atricia Holtsclaw and ara Hoover

Roy Horton Jr. Robert Howard Bdward Ikerd Elizabeth Insley Charles Irwin ‘Patricia Jarvis Paul Jasper Pimie Jernukian Virginia Johnson Jerry Johnston Julia Johnston Ronald Johnston Jack Jordan Dorothy Judd Dolores Kegeris Helen Kelley

‘Ina Lee Stephens

THURSDAY, TUNE 14, 1048

276 GRADUATE AT'HOWE HicH

Diplomas Are Awarded at!

Carolyn Kleifgen Joyce Klein Donald Kline Arnold Koehler John Koons

Lois Kunse Richard Lancaster Virginia Lancas.er Marilyn LaPorte Gene LaRue Rosalie Lawson William Lawyer Myrtle Lee Glenna Lecnard Kathryn Lewis Jean Link Edward Locklear Carl Lomatch Beverly Lorton Mary McAllen

Speaks June 20 On Conservation

-E. J. CONDON, assistant to the conservationist, president of-Sedrs Roebuck & Co., = will speak June 20 at the world

war memorial

Land program, sponsored by the Junior.Chamber of Commerce, at 2 p. m. and

National

Mr. Condon 8:15 p. m. His subject will be “Conservation in Relation to Business and Industry.” Mr. Condon is a member of the public relations committee of the

Association of Manufacturers and last Year served for a time as special consultant to the secretary of war. Other speakers on the forum program include Dr. Forman, vice president of Friends of the Land and editor of the Ohio State Medical Journal; Dr.

depaftment of soils at. the, Uni versity of Missouri, and Ralph N. Kriebel, Purdue university soil

Q . | W. A. Albrecht, chairman of the |

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Barbara McAree Betty MeClelland Lois McGauhey Alexander McMaster Violet M. Manion Charles Markle John Marquis C. Massey Jr, Violet Matthews Phyllis Maver Zuzanne Mever Fiaine Mears Betty Meehan Muriel Meehan Gloria Metzler Lois Meyer William Mever Virginia Mikels Robert Milam Charies- Muler Margaret Miller , William Miller Rose Mary Minatel Martha J. Minney Barbara A. Moore Donna Moore John Moore Jr. Mary Moore Velma Morford Eleanor Mueller Oscar Mutz Barbara Myers Richard Newcomer Mary Lou Newton John Noland Jack Nugent Ruby Oliver Russel Padgett Sara Paimer Harold Parcel Phyllis Pettijohn Jinerha Pfeifer Dean Phillips James Purvis Linda Rech Alfred A. Reed

Margaret Rennoe Mary L. Richardson ! Gariivde Richart t Mavis Rinard Edna Mae Ringer Virgin‘a Mae Ritzi Robert Rochford Betty Lou Rosa Joan Ruck Petty Russell Robert E€chatz Virginia Scheidt Marilyn Schmadeke Norma Schmidt Eugenia Bechoen Dorothy Seott Ruth Scott R.chara &haffer Barbara 8harkey John Shaw Donala PF. Sherry Hazel Shirley Fredonna Shultz Carol Simmons Ruth Simon Ruby S8kaiton Meivin. Bkinner Edson Smith Robert Smith Willard Smith Betty Snifler Robert Etanfill Robert Steele Jane: Steinkamp |

Eloise Mae Stevens Roper: Steverson Carl Sutter Roland Swingley Js Ann Sylvester William Talley Jennie Taylor Jack Thompson Shirley Thompson Barbara Ticen Harold Timberman Norma Toney Marjorie Vehling Janet Veregge Clara Virt Carol Walter Stuart Warner Phyllis Watson Marilyn Watts Audrev Wessel Eugene Westell Halex Whiteley Joanne Whitinger Donald Whitney Alice Wickizer Barbara Willlams Martha Williams

Richard Williams -

Helene Wilson Jeana Wilson Patricia Wilson Joanne Woods

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