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RIPPLES OF 45’ TO BE OFFERED

High School, Vaudeville Set For March 28, 29.

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Acts of the vaudeville are “Soda Jerk's Fancy” by Jeanne Wilson and Joyce Birsfield; Cut-Ups” by Joan Freyn and Nancy Shelby; “Rockets Cavalcade” by Margaret Curtis, and “On the Air” by Dick Kreusser and Charles Jacobs. ; Faculty sponsors are Owen Beckley, Miss Elizabeth Johnson, Miss Miriam King, Hubert Wann, Mrs, Ruth B, Herin, Mrs, Eleanor Williamson and Sterling Shaw. The faculty committee includes Miss Margaret Coombs, Miss King, Miss Mary L. Connor and Edgar Stahl. Mr. Stahl, vice principal of Broad Ripple, is director of the show, .

Honors were awarded to Ayleen Wright and Vernon Lewellen as outstanding members of the Latin club at Broad Ripple high school at a meeting this week. Officers elected at ‘the meeting were Miss Wright and Gladys Hill,

Ruth Jacobs, scribe; Gilbert Kett, quaestor, and Suzanne Sharp, praetor. Miss Elinor Randall is faculty sponsor of the club.

Miss Patricia Hoback, a sophomore at Broad Ripple high school was named the school's champion speller. this_ week after winning a series of tests held at the school.

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