Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 February 1951 — Page 12

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Will Be Honored at Alumni Party Miss Virginia Esten and Noah J. Eliis, science; Robert Godsey,|

Manual High School will observe its 56th anniversary Saturday mathematics and English, and | with a program of events, including a party, dinner, entertainment, | yerpert Smith, shop and mathe-|

reunions and dance. matics. Honored at the alumni party will be 23 retired teachers, They | Retiring were Miss Jessie

New members for the second the Choir on the piano, and las Paden will play the organ. panel which will include Dr.

semester are: ; Freshmen — Betina Gilschrist, Nancy! {Robert Kinker, Indiana Univer~

Hyde, Norma Stoffler, Marie Binger, Nancy | . sity: Miss Helen Fderle, Indiana anlason Ann en EAB. Pose Assistant Named 'State Teachers College; C. M. Payne, Judy Robbins, Betty Spence and To Library Staff Keesling, Shortridge High School;

are former principal E. H. Kemper McComb, Miss Josephine Bauer, |yoore. English department; Paul Pays, HY Miss Lena Brady, Mrs. Paul Collins, Miss Edith Compton, Mr. Paul cing a and science; | pie Glossbrenner, Sandra | h Douglas Brown, Anderson High ReAIRRLII : > ance; | ged $ Knotts, Pat. Trunick. Beity Bolander Bev. | Miss Irene B. Mischler has gehool, and Maj Wayne Rhodes, College |

Covert, Mrs. Hazel Walters Dor- wesre— {Miss Adelaide Thale, English man, Miss Bertha Ebbert, Mrs. Brandt, Mrs. Mary Spiegel, Miss y;.. gi a and| Dorothy Siling Huber, Mr. Al Esther Schmitt, Mrs. May Cox, | oat : Hirschman, Miss Rosane Hunter, (Charles Ayres, Mrs. Mildred Bax-| = Eight new courses have been

Martha Kirklin. Barbara McNamara, Ste- been appointed assistant in the Indiana Selective Service. Pan Sally Wiese. Eleanor Ation Taha | circulation department of the In man, . . | - » BROAD RIPPLE SPEAKERS DePaul (Chic

Kohimeyer and Suzanne Yohler. | Police Chief Rouls and Prose- 54.

Juniors—Barbara Conner, Betty Brink. dianapolis Public Library.

Mrs. Margaret Kellenbach Knip- ier, Mrs, Edith Wakeland, Miss added to the curriculum at Man- sobiore_Barbars, Conner. Bally A nei al Lary orion) tash, Mr. and Mrs, W. 8, Hiser, Schaefer, Miss Dorothy Bernd, ual for the spring semester, {bars Granger, Ruth Ann Jones, Naney | graduate o nois will: address the DePauw 55, Miss Arda Knox, Miss Gertrude Mrs. Irene Kirkman, Ray Bienen | Boys Food II and Social Prac- (Seam Ana Jean, Woodring. + x Luey | 1yniversity and. the University of [oe hong nd dl Franklin 85, Lieber, Mrs. Ray Millikan, Miss Robert French, George oslin, tice II, are additions to the home| i | potmiors — Joyes erry. ‘Jane Emery.|y.. oo Ais Mischler will as-| meetin Hanover 71, Jessie Moore, Mrs. ‘Ivy Fuller Earl Sandler, and James Chap- economics department; a new ra-| .. Jack McMahon and Roberts Marlowe. . . . These Ben Davis |Yonier. To te | oie her new duties Tuesdiy | ion at Re Broad Indiana Cent Olds, Miss Anna J. Schaefer, Miss man. |dio workshop course and Senior High School seniors have been selected to be Silver and Gold | The 128-voice Choir of Broad she is presently librarian of the ‘Ripple Masonic Temple. Frank Rose Poly 6 Gretchen Scotten, Miss Adelaide | Dramatics in the English depart- Keys, to open the school annual, "The Keyhole." Each was awarded Ripple High School will present Butman Fish Memorial Library Walker is program chairman of St. Joseph's Thale, and Miss Mable West. | Six new teachers have been ment; Psychology and World Ge-| a key lapel pin at a recent ceremony. 'the first in a series of radlo'at Saginaw, Mich |the meeting. Valparaiso 3 I tp - . ere am———————————— ye ——— ——— B

Committees in charge of the added to the Manual faculty. ograhy in the Social Studies de-|

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