Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 May 1949 — Page 26

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[Riaunles Services Times State Service SHELBYVILLE, May 12—S8ervices were to be held at 2 p. m. today for Mrs. Laura Merrill

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na Barrett, Betty Voege, Mary Fidler, Mona Francis, {meyer, | Wiles, Charles Riley, Don Van Hook and Norma Eubank. Miss Sue Guthridge and A, K. Jones are faculty sponsors of the production. Student

ter design

|Schools—

Washington High Sets Senior " Hiey

“Spring is Here” will be the|were Rhoades, mother of Mrs. Horace [theme of the senior class. clay in Weakley of Indianapolis, who died {Washington High School auditorShejium at 2:30 p. m. and, 8 p. m. Also sur-|{CDT) on May 20.

Members of the cast are Don-

HoftFred

Barbara William Tucker,

Members are Walstage

I and. pubicity Gi Tingle, ckets: ie aloft William Harris and

fier rel, Agere

patricia

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7. let fowiin. ri Moip-

fy poston Staab, Baral’ Strange Lirias 'Rarbunels

ler, ushers.

Mrs. Ethel Hightower, director

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of counseling at Washington, will #llecture on “The Needs and Problems of Youth” at a PTA meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. in the

hool library. » ” »

The Orchestra and Band Par-

ents Club of Crispus Attucks High School sponsored a spring concert May 8 as an expression of appreciation for community group support booster drive to secure Instru-

in the club's recent

ents for band and orchestra embers. Three students were initiated

Tuesday into the Attucks chapter of the National Honor Society. They were Joan Turner, Frances Quarles and Virginia McéGruder,

During the Purdue University rawing and Shop competition

for high school pupils held Monday at the Purdue Indianapolis center, Crispus Attucks was represented by Tommy Swift, Raymond Lewis, Richard Grider, Leon Vandever, Allward Holland and Prank Williams,

John Wilson, Lillian Brown,

Willis Oldham, Clyde Cunningham, and Guy Moore principal parts in the “The Valfant,” to be produced Saturday at 9 a. m. on WISH as part of the “High School Hour.”

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Four organizations which conibute regularly to the scholar-

ship fund of Crispus Attucks

from June 7

gymnasium,

Bg Ee a La ee Ee

io the 1048 fund. They were the fs

ted Clubs,

of Associa a

fraternity, Walker Mfg. Co., and the Fidettty fo Masonic loage. Each

,1$100 to the ad, scholarship committee members said.

- w - # Registrations for Manual High School summer courses will be open to adults as well as pupils of other city high schools, W. 8B. Barnhart, acting principal, announced. Classes will be held

organiza-|ys3 1 contributed

has until July 29.

Seniors of Manual celebrated Gi o-|Class Day with a program and fam ning. | dance yesterday in

the school

» # - Decatur Central High School

juniors have changed the date of their junior prom from May 7

to Saturday.

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son.

Members include JoAnn Pierson, editor-in-chief; Ann Oldham, Murray Mills, Carolyn Yorker, Evelyn Leaply, Donna Oakes and Beverly Jack-

Meanwhile, a tempohas

Jules Tileston,

Decatur Central will be represented at the Junior Red Cross

convention in Atlantic City by

concert,

p. m. Pupils who

Singers.

Ten pupils

period. cain W Ardith Whi To

Hocker: a

Norma Btulte

Re Parren Patrick,

nette Ross, Henry Bobbe,

Carol Simons, Judy

will take part are

Marrianne Kjeldsen, Joan Tossel, Donald McClure, Susie Faiss, Etta Claire Steinkamp, Joyce Hancock, | Fd Roberta McConnell, Barbara Gale, the Girl's Chorus and Madrigal

Miss Kathleen Hergt is director and Betty Dammrich and Roberta a) McConnell will be accompanists.

» Ld - at Howe High School have received straight “A” grade cards during the second grading

Janet Parker, Mariiyn Bowers, Virginia harnley, Joyce Gulléson Janet Dorman and

Jack Barker, Norman Pench. Charlotte Owen, Ty Jo Ree Mary Stultz, Esther Cunningham, Judith Killlon, Barbara Weesger, ederick Bol-

a ing, Harold Crawford, Mary Pearcy, Jean-

ear,

Janet Crowmer, Richard

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Others eligible for the school a honor roll include: a8 ed, Alice Hatcher, Jane Koten,

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Charles Collins from June 26 throagh June 30.

. » ” Wirren Central's annual chorus “Keynotes of Spring,” will be presented Sunday at 8:15 in the school auditorium.

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At Southport, 96 pupils have been named to the school honor roll.

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