Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 May 1952 — Page 30

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3 PAGE 30 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES SUNDAY,-MAY ‘11, 1952 i, hi 8 = pe ’ ? ; : b or : . ; ch Giv s ‘HOWE HIGH SCHOOL i ec i e i lek Anderheldt Kibert Menninger : . iNaney Agnew Joan Henry : i Ary SiEanaer James Henson : schar n Allen Lois Hershberger i £2 ca es Allison Dann gE = verly Amos X a Hiteheoek Fy Arn _ Aodersen | Marcia Hollbager : ® Anna Apvlesate Robert Hoffman A of | y Carl Bastweier Lucretia Huddleston £ ose umphreys 1 ens fii Bohai, ie Technical High School will Fairies Honeim 3 iarguesite Hyfiold hold its annual vocational certif- pavid Boucher Murityn James teste awatex aasembly Friday David: Bow iher Dukne Join morning in the Gymnasium. (Donald -Breadliek - Jacauelyn Kamp i One hundred and seventy-seven Barbara Meseking Jenny Karnes & certificates will be presented to Fee's Mrockine Ac Kendrick : pupils who have completed two-|fichard luerkie erate Bilander | to-four year vocational courses ames Burion a Carole K iin th art, music, home economics, Marilym Carmichael Sharon Khisley i commerce and shops. nas Sizes "1" Hacky Kon Dr. ‘Alfred P. Haake, author, Fiauda Clark Barbara Kahoie lecturer and consultant to Gen-| James’ Cochran Gindys NRremuiier eral Motors Corp., will speak on| Kenai Hook Kleer XKuner | “Your Possibilities and Oppor- Bernie © . nd tunities.” wp | Thomas On" Tonn a 2 Carl Creed Wayne LeBeau = In 1928, Dr. Haake helped or-| Mary dane Crider Sylvia Lebo ” ganize and carry on an experi-| Naney Crossley Frank Lee Howard Lewi 3 ment in Northeastern Ohio, out phe: Crawmer Janet Linale * A I ¥ : fof which grew the educational! Barbara Darner ~~ A0RS Louden i Rr) fi La i A 4 § radio program “Wake Up, Amer-| Jnmes Davie" Charlene Ludwic TRIOS : ‘ ; bh i fea.” Raenars Delos Roget tate". Mary Tenn pry Revi Hiab e Coatitatl] ae Rs school vities. In add can-| ‘The Booker T. Washington of leadershi d whose nomina- : . Barbara DeNoon ~~ Robert Luk y Perry axe Rtewar school activities. In addition can-| e er T. Washington|of leadership, and Ww. oming~ F110 Pos Ateocintes column. whieh! BEET dior Fhe decir, Ar Pot © Attucks Council Plans Awards (didates for the leadership award award also will be presented. It|tion for the award would be an : } . : orma Doa 1e Studen ouncil of Crispus assembly on that day. must meet the requirements for] i 3 spears in many raekly news- Gur Doral Robert Masimity Wilt Powell Alan Tavieor oh Attucks High School will mark| Leadership awards are made on the citizenship bavi which in-|\8 Made to a graduating senior on insp iration to the school.” The { papers hreyghout. ‘ e Sountly. Marl Duna Donald Naleot Georss Propps aney Terrell Wednesday as Recognition Day. the basis of alertness, co-opera-iclude scholarship, attendance, the basis of scholarship, out- recipient of this award will not i: He is a oly x in e-| Richard Ebert Joserh Mattingly Robert fer Deining Awards for leadership and citi) tion, conduct, dependability, initi-| leadership, service and loyalty. [standing work in extra-curricular be named until. the plaque is pre- ¢ pas ne Park RUSS i et Betty Ellerman Don Meek Carole Rhonds Richard Thomas zenship will be made on the stage ative, loyalty, personal appear- (One hundred and sixty-two pu- activities, service, good personal sented on the stage of the audii = i ot Park ge, IIL; cha r-| Angeletia Evana Duane Mosk = Harries Rice Danald Thomas of the auditorium at the student|ance, service, participation inpils are to receive awards. |reputation, outstanding qualities torium, ; e Layman's National arold Fluhariy Frederick Merts Georse Richardson Shirley Tracy SE ————— — : ; i Committee, New Yory City, and Bevery ora = Robert Meyer Ri es Barats Traer A 3 ! § economic consultant to the Na- Allee Fox John Miles Juaich Kinars gloria Tutley ‘4 : i tional Small Business Men's As: Lois Frederick Alyceann Miller Anoent H net Visntls ad 4 Sona) Barbara rr jane lier Thomas Hopth ' Fhiity Vaser ny OPEN i _ Awards will be made by Prin GouteeGugs tit Phils Miller ary sxifshury Te Aas . RSD y 3 | rl N Ww Mill ry -Seheaer an oe antis : cipal H, H. Anderson and H. L. arbara” Gerrard chard Mifch fon, Schie Her Cori ahr “ A HIGH DEGREE IN PRE INESS CC THURSDAY Harshman, assistant superinten- Seronne Geibel’” Eileen Moore Batethy Seals hyiils Walker : 12 NOON dent in charge of Extended jorrsine Gootes Joyhe SEonre Lewis Sesall = i bs : i School Service. . Earl Green Bernita Mortdn Nieshen Shirley Has Westlake i A ” fo 8:30 s Donald Green Dale Mueller Joan Shirrell p i it ite font Reh EARL HR | PM. ste . i . Sometimes you'll agree, some- Joan Guidone Donald ‘Newlin Rayman: Knider Duane Widditicla Bont | 3 IN ’ nie ow ¢ times not, but you'll always enjoy | Delores Me araer Phyiils Ottinger Mahim pocurt ; : (RRS Aion Johto ip fiaue e Robert: ©. Ruark. 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