Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 June 1947 — Page 22

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i hole, Ben Davis annual, received the

_ outstanding vocalist,

of Honor day activities. is H. Vance, principal, made

Sein Ricketts, adjutant of Post fe Gossett, editor of the Key-

top . Jomivalian award, a medal Dolores Mills, Mary Ann Fravel, Darlene Hauger and Norman Owens were awarded certificates for outAtanding work in journalism. Virginia Irrgang Wins | Melvin Cook received the ‘est award and Joan Tucker the forensic award. Others honored for work in dramatics were Pat Eleanor Roberson, Juanita Ponder and Connie Hummel | Latin awards went to Virginia who received the Eta Sigma Phi medal, and Magna Cum Laude certificates went to Juanita Neff, Frank Holdeman, Shirley ‘Bwick, Janet Colber, Ned Wilson and Jane Ann McCammack. Band awards were earned by John Yeftich, outstanding band member, Robert Lanham, outstanding all‘around musician, and Melvin Cook,

Scholarships Awarded

‘ line Brothers, Edwa Awards given by the commercial Rn aequeline yan, rg Buiter, r, David Culd-

department went to Velma Edwards, outstanding typist; son, outstanding shorthand student;

mercial student for a four-year period, and to Wanda Fancher and Connie Hummel.

Bu Pat Wilson won the comptometer| S0, ROU, Polina Dodd, Mary Kilen |? ‘school scholarship and Virginia Irr-|Doerschei. gang and Effie Kiritsis were awarded | gov ; the Butler university scholarships Mars tim pad ee ing

for Ben Davis.

~ Dick Edwards, Ed Schuh and Fred on, Cai

Schuh ‘won the

awards. Marvin Robey was named the outstanding science student. [Bancock. HEA

Morris Andrews won the award for the mathematics student having a

record of straight A's for a four- Yuta

year period, with Fred Kantner reteiving honorable mention.

Eleanor Robe william Carr, T- ian Mary Ann Case,

Racman Ww Edna Evans was the only student |¥ood. Ann ~ Kieinschmidt having a perfect four-year sttend- Betty ‘Jo. La ance record. Earl Stegemoller was|hs,

Lean, Philip Patricia lyn Malott,

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A Wajenbers Joan Phillips WIN SCHOLARSHIPS—The eight Broad Ripple high #hool

seniors above will be honored at graduation ceremonies tonight in

the school Juefirivm, All have won scholarships,

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Graduates are: vn Adams, Virginia Adams, Eugene, Ae Allen. Janice Allen. Parmer Alli Gary Allred, Arriola Robert Arnold, Mary Aan

Baker, fa Betsy Barth, Marva Jeanne, r lined Beier, Anita Beit, Robert Harry Bennett, Richard Berrty, Birsfield. Richard Birtchman, Black, Wilberta William Boswell, Mary Ann Bower,

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Cox. Marilyn Crenshaw, Fred Oroner, MarWilliam Davis, Jeanssite

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John Hartzell, Jeannine 2 richs, By inia enson a etn he Hindenburg. Catdl Holliday, Doris Howard, Nancy Hu uffman, Bonnie Irwin, Nancy Jn

Jam Helen Jonts. pa Robert Joslin, Arthur Jung,

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ard Loupee. Cora Jane Lowe, Lois McDowell, Joan Thomas McGoldrick, , arjorie Mc-

William Maher, CaroMartha Jo Markey, Norma

‘Distinguished’ Title Given Students

Fifty-five men in the Purdue Extension center, 902 N. Meridian st.,

Belts, Beverly | Ja

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ken Lentz, outstanding com-|Ciymer, Frank Cons, Willis Robert Cowan, Joyce

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ages of five or above during the fall and winter semester. Another 12, who transferred to the Purdue campus in February, also have been named to the honor list. A grade point of six is the highest which can be given at Purdue,

The 12 now at Purdue are:

Earl Cole, 516 N. Tacoma ave.; Charles Delvin Hos2650 Madison ave.; William Kahle. Richmond McQuistan, 6037 Morone, »

tetler, Anderson; Crittenden ave; Newman st.; sylvania st.; William Peoples. Pennsylvania, st. Rober Pocock, Marion, O.: Herbert Porth, 3730 Salem st.; Robert Simpson, '237 Blue Ridge rd., and Bernard Trauner, 920 N. Holmes ave. The distinguished students now attendi the Indianapolis extenslon are Byron Askin, Jamestown; Robert Berry, 1331 N. Berwick ave.; Harold, Boswell, Cumberland; Richard Brown, Rul eile: Bernard Sart 3668 N. e av Churchill 510 W. 00h st; Toh nr 31st we Edmund ‘Dudek, N. Meridian st.; Gene Egier, 1431 N. Meridian Charles Pulwider, 205 N. Temple ave; William Gordon, 135 &. Ritter ave.; Chertles Hamilton, Aurora. Arno Haunt E. Iowa st.; Irvin Herman N. Illinois ai Kenneth Hicks, ih Sep st.; Hochs er, rev oyd ue, aoe Orange st.; nald "Hollings. $rei

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Ceremony fo Honor Eight Seniors, All Scholarship Winners for Highest Grades

Two hundred thirty-four seniors tonight will be honored at commencement exercises in the auditorium at Broad Ripple high school. Richard Clymer, class president, will be in charge ‘of the exercises. Student speakers will be John Rudy and Jeanne Wilson. will be awarded by School Superintendent Virgil Stinebaugh.

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Maston, Robert Mattox, Mary Lou Marzke, | Eleanor Anderson, Charles Miller, Joanne Miller, Lowry Mil-| x Cynthia Baker, {ler Matin Srller, Robert Babcoc ynthia Milli ows rs Mary Jane Banks, Joann pay > Niche

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