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Gang’s All Here—For Last Time

* THE GANG—Not one of the kids above would have given up a good hunk of zindy for all the education in the world. The same group below just before Shortridge graduation exercises. In

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‘IRobinson Robinson Ragsdale

“TAlbert Helms, Mary Weddle.

ictures they are: (left to right) Bob Keesling, Mark Peterman, Charles Shoemaker, Mary Mary Etta Seymore, circula- ¥ Ellen , Marcia Peterman. , [tion manager; John Williams, business an vr and, Shirl WHEN A HIGH: school: ee New Augusta. Mr. _Shoemaker|1ordan, ny a change. editor. . - TET stot Et gi nd ayia bate spur sh ar ols grb hat is” baa ~ -q es it away in hid mem- : ua m [de coach . a 0 : ory book. and goes out looking| Shortridge Jednestay in the’ named editor of the Attucks Year-

Charles is going to Northwestern Mary Eller Burton,--17;-daugh-

.severs pleasant ties .as in the case of five Shortridge High {School seniors who will separate ‘after commencement Wednesday. |

All five were first born in their families; their fathers sre faculty members at Shortridge; . they] played together even befors ihey| could toddle; they went to differ. ent kinder artens and grade)

. Mills Hall at 4 p. m. today.

viser, commerce teacher and golf coach at Shortridge. The twins plan to go to DePauw University, Mark on a Rector Scholarship. Robert Keegling, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs, Claude Xeesling, {3348 N., New Jersey St. Mr.

Keesling 1z- advisor; math teach-| Bchoole, buf they al started In'gp and Key Club sponsor at)

ter of Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Burton, 5850 N. New Jersey St. Mr. Burton is head ‘of the mathematics departmiént at Shortridge. Mary Ellen plans to go to Wellesley College.. | The five got together for the first time for Charles maker's first birthday, and established an impressive record. for candy. and cake eating. Since then, they have heen as-

Manual High Rewards Leaders

Manual “High School students leading their classes In achievement were rewarded at all-school Honors: Day. sented by C. Edgar Stahl, principal, last week. Among winners of major awards were: Richard Nyers, {Dyer athletic award; Charles Monroe and Esther Scharfe, Bruce

awards; George Ashcraft, Ameri-

can Legion Oratorical award: Philip “Stenger, Merle Sidener Achievement a ; Patty Sil-

vers, Readers Digest award; Robert Medsker;-€arl Hanske. Science award; Sylvia Specker, BauschLomb Science award. 4 Others honored were: Webster Brewer, James Devitt, David Link, William Kattman, Lynn Robbins, June Hilgemeier, Elaine Holland, Kar} Walker, Don Crow, Charles Monroe, William Green, Paul Pattison, Amy Lou Nelson,

Others — Y vonne Edmonds, Dona VanBenthuysen, Mary Carr, Ann Pringle, Bonnie Hill, Marie Schrader, Jon Livingston, Albert Simpson, Joseph Cloyd, James and James Schmedel. ‘Mary Ellen Stevason, Frances Whitelaw, Betty Lou McCurdy, Judith Shimp, June Hilgemeier, Shirley Popplewell, William Thoele, Charles Raker, Mary Carr, Yvonne Edmonds, Mary Chitwood, Barbara Robbins, Sylvia Specker, Philip Stenger, Ross Faires, Gladys Ann Caley, Wilm Hicks, Delores Tracy, Joyce Mills.

Attucks News Staff Chosen

News have been announced by Miss Doris Brown, director of publications at Crispus Attucks High School. 4 They are: Willa Jenkins, : editor; Marva Brooks, news editor; Elnore Pepper, feature editor;

book for 1853. Five Attucks journalism stu‘dents Will attend the sixth afnuall High School Journalism Institute to be held at Indiana University July 13-26. They are Miss Bryant, Gwendolyn Burton, Willa Jenkins, Joseph Jones and Perry White. The school will graduate 308 pupils at its annual commenceiment ‘Wednesday in Cadle Tabernacle. Vesper services will be held {at 5 p. m. today. The Rev. J. O. Clark, pastor of New Bethel Bap-

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Cathedral |Exercises

At Honor Day |

Awards were pre-i.

Top staffers for the Attucks;

mothers thought it would be Mr. and Mrs.

C. C. Shoemaker, wonderful if the “children” could = Snounaker

Shortridge the same date and will ghortridge, Robert plans to ‘go|tablishing impressive scholastie Buln the same date. fto Purdue. records ahd have established — About 16 years ago thelr| Charles Shoemaker, 17, son of themselves as outstanding school

tist Church, will speak.

Vespers to Be Held

personalities in the school.

"high school tn whieh sheiri306 Attucks Seniors To Get Diploma igh school in which thy \ttucks Seniors To Get Diplomas fathers are faculty members, a a P ; fe ’ oa At 8 p. m. exercises Wednesday | and Alfred Donal in Cadle Tabernacle 3068 Crispus "WHO ARE THEY? Attucks High School seniors will/will be presented by Raymon Marcia and Mark Peterman, 18 | be. graduated; Ywins, children of Mr and Mrs.| During the Sererjaniil Kenneth Peterman, of 746 W 43d | the graduates will peak: Johnnie missioners. Principal Russell Tan St. Mr. Peterman Is

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Commencement for 128 graduating seniors at Cathedral High School were. to be held “at "2:30 p. m. today in the school audi-|

torium. Class Valedictorian Thomas Al Cortese will be one of “the high ranking pupils to be honored. He will receive the Archbishop Schulte award for ranking highest in the class for four years; the Phi Beta Kappa award; the Dr. V. A. Lapenta science award and a special scholarship to Indiana University. Ronald W. Wuensch, second highest in the class; will be awarded the Knights of Columbus|award and a ‘scholarship to Butler University. John F. White is class salutas torian. Receiving Purdue University scholarships are Ronald L. Léhr, Bernard Meyers and Raymond J. Vurpillant. James R. Alhand was to receive a scholarship to St. Edward's University. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Raymond R. Noll, Vicar General of Indianapolis, will confer the scholastic honors. Patrick J. Fisher, 1931 graduate of Cathedral will make the commencement address.

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at Washington High School will receive diplomas at 8 p. m, in Technical High Schoo! gymnasium auditorium from Grier M. Shotwell, president of the Board of School Commissioners. He will} Se wr ras

ams HER he In passing out i plomas and awards will: be Principal Wilbur 8S. Barnhart and

Among awards will-be the Riley Medal to be given the. senior with highest scholastic ‘standing. Wayne Lentz and Joan Budack, juniors, will lead the marching seniors. Invoeation will. he given hy n.| Bruce Moore, West Park Chris-| tian Church. Music will be pro-| vided by the Girlz’ Concert Club directed by Miss Ruth Amos ac-| companied by Mrs. Edna Long. |

Commencement Plans

Laid at Howe Howe High School will hold vesper services for its. graduating class at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow. Wednesday, 315 pupils will be graduated at the ‘school’s 12th annual .commencement. Dr, Henry G. White, of ‘the Irvington Methodist ‘ Church, will give. the - vespers address. The commencement. invocation will be given by the Rev, After commencement nual alumni dance will he held | from 9 p. m. to midnight in the| school school gym.

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