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of In- [by being on the same program that {Monday will receive their medals Officials are:

‘county willinight with Richard Williams, one |by mail if they are not present to- Th. aelioors

enter the "home stretch” of The |e .o4i0 most famous “Quiz Kids.” night. The medals are In recognl-|unq judges, Miss Ruth L. Arm-

‘By ART . : nr Shan The bats alse will be Xoncred day night. Those. spelled down (there will be no admission charges. 47; Colleen Fresiand, ‘school 39; Juanita school, Perry Jownship; Virginia Rice,

ence C. Shoemaker, of Shortridge

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ade School Students Hit ‘Home Stretch’ Tonight | in Times Spelling Bee | Board Members to Award Diplomas

Members of the school board will Crispus Attucks and Broad Ripple,

Bevel “ienircisn, Sahoo 8 mh Siar” Bott" ERektue - Comal echo | mencement. exercises cy. high ton: Bees Porn Hh Pie ev e © on, 00 T= (4 atur entra 1, ley Ann Hessler, Little Flower; Dorothy | Decatur township; Huldah Lou Thomo mencement exercises in city. high ton; Edgar Perkins, - Manual, SuAnn Jeffries, School 43; Delores Kramer, | son, Pike township school; Barbara Tim- | SChOOIS, Superintendent Virgil | perintendent Stinebaugh win give

Holy Cross; Nathaniel Jones, School 24; mons, Flackville .school, Wa ne t hi Joan ‘Litgeiman, ‘Bt. Francis do Sales; yue township. |Stinebaugh announced today. diplomas at Shortridge, where his

Pronouncer, Clar-|9}

speech department,

The outstanding mental-giant will [tion of the 60 spéllers’ having won |gt.ono- Mrs. Eugenia Hayden and | Mary McCord, School 56; Patricia Midg-| PREFERS JINGLING MONEY These schools will hold gradua- Son, Richard, is among the grad rong, B y {ley, School 60; Patty Prestel, St. Pat- { ti be the survivors from jigke an active part in the finals{in their districts of the city and nics Eleanor Dee Theek, all of the | rick’s; Marle Romano, Holy Rosary: Leon-| = NASHVILLE, Tenn. (U PY tion exercises on Friday, June 7— | uates. 40 who compete in the rogram, although he will not com- county. English department at Shortridge. Times EB Ronee shoo] Bother Weer: : * 7° |Technical, Crispus Attucks and|

E. Roberts school; Esther Wi —— semi-finals at Caleb Mills hall inte Richard will present the| Organ music will open the pro-| competing tonight will be the fol. | choo) 36, and. Dorothy = Wuensen. sy | Alva Gene Venable, 25, evidently|Howe. Commencements at Broad ‘RETURNS HOME AFTER

c in Shortridge high school at 7:30 |champion’s medal to the last re-|gram at 7 o'clock. The spellers will {),yino.

best Mills hall next week—on| Tonight's spelldown will be the| A special invitation has been ex- |ley, Holy Angels;

the Indianapolis cham- | test. Highlighting the program will [tend. Many will be on hand to sup- | {Joseph Commisk

will win valuable prizes|be the presentation of medals to[port the contestant from their | Sovep. Bebool 8

20 who were spelled down last Mon-| The public also is invited and | Drulti School 87;

for the last spelidown sutstanding event so far in the con- [tended to all school children to at- Flower; Phyllis Carpenter, St. Patrick's; | on Patricia Kauffman, Crooked clude the exercises on Thursday,|

| Cath lik a nes SCHOOLS ed the Jjingling kind of money|Ripple and Manual are scheduled |

maining speller who will carry the|be on the stage at 7:30, at which CITY SCHOOLS | Maty Catherine. Beem. University | better than the folding kind. He|June 10. Shortridge students will 3 YEARS NAVY SERVICE spellers will return |coveted, title. time the medals will be presented. Betty Baker, Holy Cross; Luanne Bards- | Heigh(s school, Perry township; Bill Fra-

| was picked up here recently b graduate on Tuesday, June 11, and| Bernard Youn Miles, s zer, John Strange school, Washington P P Y OY POM { washington ceremonies will €ON-| and Mrs, or H. hig oe,

township; John Hall, Pike township | | lice with 184 silver dollars in his ey, “Assumption; Tom |Creek ‘school, Washington township; Mary | pockets; He was relleved of the 11] june 13. [23d st, has returned to his home

Lorton, Lawrence grade school, Lawrence 3 ay Je, Sulpepper. | township; Jackie Bill Maze, Acton school,| pounds in silver coins and sent back | Board members awaiting diplo-| after more than three years of

Judy Callahan, Little |

an free trip to Washington, |each of the 40 contestants and the school. |foseph. Devens, of Holy Trinity; hagics Farhi township: Pooey, Avenel Mars, ¢ Hopkinsville, Ky, where he was|mas at ‘the schools are Mrs. Eldo| service in the navy, including eight

Heart; Solomon Vera Foxworthy, Bchool | Sara Ellen © Nott, University Heights | Wanted for theft. I. Wagner, Tech; Harry Gause,' months on Okinawa.

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