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“Fred Arnold (right) Walter Reinacker in a rehearsal for Manual high school concert, . » . CLASSICAL and jazz musie will link arms when Manual high school's “A” band presents its annual spring concert at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the school auditorium. ; Charles A. Henzie will conduct. Selections include “Calfskin Calisthenies,” with Walter Reinacker featured at the drums; “Flapperette,” played by Geraldine Richeson on the marimba; “728th M. P. Battalion march,” directed by Senior Oboe Player Fred Arns old and “Little Red Caboose,” sung by a“quartet composed of Ronald Plew, Bob Johnson, Tom
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seniors at Shortridge high school, is] pve) b 'Helen Snellenberger, who heads the § 11946 senior hondr roll with an honor | point average of 14.71 per Eugenie Nicholson was second with | an average of 13.71 and Nancy Sut- Jack, ton was third with 12.71. " jr, Othérs- on the senior honor roll are: Dorothy Friedland, Nancy
‘THE INDIANAPOLIS TES SHORTRIDGE LISTS SENIOR HONOR ROLL
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