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atva. SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1964 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR PAGE 6 Broad Ripple Seniors To Graduate Monday Year's. End Produces Big Surprises In Locker Loot Daniel M. Cohlll. Steven T.

Campbell L. Skinnorl. Stephen A Skinnorl, James Sloan Christopher A. Smith. 1 Y'-yf nricn rniUTlMTc CIlRRniTTMn JUDITH VAN MOATE Paul Jones (Left), Ed Boyce raiii in John T.

Spohr Wolter G. Spenny. fill, Michael B. Stayton, Ralph O. Shies, Sondro D.

Stoker, Kamerine O. Stone. Sharon L. Stouohton. Patricia L.

Slroaer. Ronold A Strauss, Dean F. Strietet-meier, Mark Sutlon, Richard A. Sutton, George T. Swoyze, Judith L.

Teer, R. Douglas Templeton, Melonie homos. Patty L. Thomas, John Thurston. Mary K.

Tllford, Martha S. Trout. William R. True, James C. Tucker, James A.

Tulley. Jomes VonTossel, Aurora M. (Veiizl Vlllor. dreo H. Vinstein.

Susan Voigt, Jayne M. woiaen, ciiinwin Charles Word. Jill A. Warner, Timothy D. Watson, Nikkl C.

Weaver, Phyllis Weinstein. Irene S. Weiss, E. Edward Welch III. Judith M.

westtall. Nancy J. Widmeyer. Robert W. Winer-Iter, Ellzobeth A.

Winter, James E. Woite. Heidi Wolfram. Mory J. Wood.

Poul Wood, Christopher K. Woolling. Mary A. Woolen. Nancy L.

Wormser, Richard L. Wrennick. Edward L. Yocum. January.

14. groduates-Slonley E. Cohen, Robert W. Ford, Glen no E. Guthrie.

Com Ilia J. Nygoard, Gordon A. Soskin, Henry L. Seidan, Rebecca Stroney, Revo J. Wroy.

Graduation Set For 85 At St. Mary Commencement exercises for 85 St. Mary Academy seniors will be at 8 p.m. Wednesday at St. Mary's Catholic Church.

The Most Rev. Paul S. Schulte, Archbishop of Indianapolis, will present the diplomas and confer scholarships and awards. The Rev. Paul F.

Richart, B.S., assistant pastor of St. Christopher's Catholic Church, will deliver the graduation address. Graduating seniors are: Christina Adams, Potty Aharen. Jean Amati. Donna Andrews, Roseonne Bon-Ich, Virginia Barm, Suson Bosch, Janet Baxter.

Patti Beoman, Carolyn Bell, Pauline Bordenkecher. Soroh Brajll, Vickie Brand, Ann Bun. Beverly Brenner, Barbara Brown, Kathy Burke, Cathy Clements, Jean Collier, Ken-Cooper, Diona Cress, Helen Oolton, Diana Davis, Betty Deschler, Susanne DesRoches. Brenda Drake. Kathleen Dugan, Sharon Egler, Carol Person.

Mary Morgaret Fitzpatrick, Susie Gibson, Susan Gorske. Mary Greiner, Pamela Grimaldi. Zee Hollal, Kathleen Harris Gwendolyn Harrison, Charlene Harney. Linda Hart, Mary Catherine Hortz, Jennifer Hendricks, Kathy Heneg-hon, Judy Herr. Kathryn Higgins.

Berna-detie Huck, Janet Johnston, Carol onto, Elaine Keller, Lynn Lamport. Mary Ann Lawrence, Mary McAlliv ter. Nancy McKay, Kathy Mahoney. Mory Jo Mangold, Dlanna Mann. Joc-quelyn Maynard, Rosalie Metelko, Shirley Miller, Linda Mullin, Elizabeth Nalley, Jeonetta Naylor, Kay Nolan, Sondy Bold, Sandi Perry.

Theresa Plummer, Nadine Qumn, Joyce Richart, Eileen Riley, Mary Frances Russell, Margaret Sanford, Jo Ann Sonsone. Morilyn Schimmoeler. Mary Ann Shne, Carolyn Simon, Sylvia Smith, Barbara Springer. Linda Staples, Kathleen Stokes, Anne Traub. Marcia Word, Susan Wetzler, Borbora watness, Laroiyn weymuum: Radio Station WIFE presents ot MURAT THEATRE June 11 2 Perf.

7:30 and P.M. LIVERPOOL EXPRESS Direct tram London 1st Time in America The SEARCHERS "Sugar and Spice 'Needles and Pins" THE DOVELLS DICK DEE DEE RONNIE COCHRAN THE PROPHETS RONNIE DIO Tickets: OB. 2.51, JJ-90 Tickets Now Claypoot Hotel Ticket Office Dr. James Armstrong of the Broadway Methodist Church will address the Broad Ripple High School graduating class at the baccalaureate vesper service at 4 p.m. tomorrow at the church.

Com mencement exercises will take place Monday at 6:30 p.m. in the Hilton U. Brown Amphitheater at Butler University. George F. Ostheimer, general superintendent of education, will speak to more than 300 graduating seniors.

The topics and the Ripplite speakers, who were selected by open senior speech competition, will be "Up From the Bargain Basement" by Dick Kandrac, "Today is the Future" by Pam Mitchell and "Life on the Basis ot iaeais by Nancy Wormser. Senior Sherry Levy and Norman Lewis will give the invocation and benediction. Ripple Principal J. Fred Murphy will present the candidates for graduation and Ostheimer will distribute the diplomas. Members of the Class of 1964 are: Anna L.

Adams, Patricia G. Adorns. Alboher. Louisl B. Atfxoodtr.

Michael J. Alhond. Dennis D. William H. Arzet.

Stephen F. Auguster-fer, Benjamin L. Austin. Mork ft. AxeJ-rod, Susan J.

Ayres. Michael C. Bor-neclo. Tommy L. Barton, Yvonne o.

Bates, Barry R. Bauer, Gory Bauer, Nathaniel J. Belknap, Janet L. Bennett. Donna K.

Bernard. Sylvia Berlins, Mor-tha A Beyer. Joonno M. Binion, Anne Bird, Martin S. Biro Sally C.

Block-ley, Charma Blacklidge. Johanna Bode, Meriane Boehm, Rich-ord H. Booigion, Gayla J. Bonisa. Robert C.

Borden, Worren E. Boruft, John F. Bowers Mary E. Boxell, Michael J. Boyd, Florence J.

Bremen, Mory l. Broodbent, Ben H. Broohord, Carole A. Brown, Mich ell J. Brown, Kathleen S.

Brownewell, Alan S. Bryan, Hey don W. Buchanan, Beverly A. Bumb. David L.

Burlash, Worren K. Burres, David M. Burris, Kent E. Butler, Robyne A. Butler, Richard J.

Buyo, Thp Vr-rv Rev. JoseDh D. Brokhage of the Latin School of Indianapolis was the principal commencement speaker. The graduation services closed with the Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. After the formal exercises a reception for relatives and friends of the graduates was held at the Southside Knights of Columbus Hall.

Following the Thursday morning baccalaureate services, a program in the school auditorium featured Virginia Kish, valedictorian, and Jane A. Johnson, salutatorian. Sister M. Irmingard, OSB, principal, also spoke. Then class representatives read the will and prophecy of the Class of 1964.

Academy graduates are: Mary Anderson, Janet Andres, Patricia Bales, Beth A. Beloat, Jane A. Breen. Patricia Conway, Martha Cooper, Marl-nell Dever, Debra A. DeWolf, Diana DeWitt, Darlene Dugan, Brigit Elsbergs, Janice Foulkenberg, Kathrene Flowers, Virginia Fogerty, Maria Gollardon.

Nancy Goodwine, Janice Hart, Mary E. Hart, Marsha Hussion, Jane A. Johnson, Martha A. Kone. Virginia Kish, Evelyn Knapp, Cynthia Koebeler, Carol A.

Kremer, Freida l-ott. Jane McCahill, Marcia McCandless, Rita Mc-Crory, Sandra McGovern, Pauio Mog-nant, Mory Mahoney, Diane Moncik, Ann Marksbury, Janice Matthews. Donna Maxfield, Jo E. Meyers, Bar-bora Neal, Susan Noone, Shari Ohleyer, Beverly Oliger, Pat O'Mara, Bea Reamer, Cherlie Rinehart, Rebecca Schoefer, Donno Shea, Constance Sheridan, Anita Sorrentino, Julia Spearing, Poula Stewort, Patricia Stuckey, Patricia Voile Joan Weaver, Mary S. Weber.

Steven D. Comm. Michael J. CopWn, Linda L. Coolinoer.

PhvHi Coclsort. Coroi A. Cormon. David L. Ceoerholm.

Rooer W. Cboftin. Stanley A. Cleveland, Ronald CHt- Nancy J. Cohen.

Pomelo J. Conn, Diane Conway. Susan D. coon, Anorea Cooper, Morcio I Crash. Solly A.

Creekmore. Koy D. Cremeons. Sharon S. Davidson, Leonard B.

DeBoon, Ste ven A. Lecx, umno w- L. OeMilt, Janet M. Donnelly, David L. Dunninaton, Susan M.

Durcon. John I. CI ClmW t-M FnrtL cugilipicru, cott, Timothy W. Evard. Carol A.

Fo- lenaer, oary rreueric r-w, Feoner. Susannah Fitch. Judith A. Flock, Nan cy Forsyth, Nancy E. t-ranes, nancy m.

Fry, Pamela Fry. Stephen Goerte. Raton J. Gatil, Horriet Glezendonner, Susan J. GiMllond, Barry M.

Glarer, Stephen Goldsmith. Sue Gorby, Mormo Gritfin. Riohocd E. Gricws, Stephen D. Griswell, Howard M.

Gurvitz. Diane Hoaons, Victoria M. Hamilton, Margaret Margaret L. Hammer, Cath-Ivn Honna, Annette Monnum, Ronold G. Hansen, Carolyn S.

Havens. Anita Hawlckhort. Patricia M. Hayes. Susan J.

Heoer, Steven G. Herman, Judith A. Hoaoatt, James E. Hoioeman, Jon M. Hollowov, Marshall W.

Hoover, James F. Hopkins, Susan G. Hunter, Loraine G. Isaac, Charles Jock son, Mary E. Jacobs, Judy A.

Johnson, William S. Johnson. Dennis M. Joyce, Kathryn L. Kotm, Richard Kammen, Ri chord J.

Kandrac Brendo R. Kane, Virginia E. Koy, Gerald F. Kent, Robert L. King, Margaret A.

Kinadon, Sheila C. Klopper, Michael D. Klaosmeier, Pamela D. Klein, Marilyn A. Kolesor, James D.

Kopernok. Douglas P. Lowless, Ranee L. Leaders, Robert E. Lee.

Sherry L. Levy. Norman F. Lewis, Vlckl L. Lewis, Judith B.

Llchtenberg, Marcia K. Logan. Ellen R. (Long) wood, Jane F. Loudin, David J.

Lyman, Helen L. McClure, Ronold McClure, Sharon A. McCormick, Sandra L. McCreory, Norman R. McDermott, Janet E.

McKinney, Michael I. McLooghlin, Betty L. Ma cry, Frances A. Modtnger, Bonnie R. Mordis, Koren L.

Marsh, Sharon Morston, Diann L. Martin, Surannoh R. Mortin, Arthur P. Max, David F. Means, Valentia R.

Meng, Charles R. Meyer, Sono Mika Joan E. Milburn, Daniel D. Miller. Duone Miller, Stanley E.

Minnick, Pamela L. Mitchell, Judith Clare Moel-ler, Robert W. Morgan, Jeanette M. Moust, Meredith A. Mueller, Linda E.

Mundt. Nancy R. Nopers, Patricia L. Nealon, Brian T. Nelson, Judith K.

Newman, Gerald A. Norris, Patricio t. Nott, Linda M. Olmsted, Margaret C. Olsen, Jock L.

Oltinger, Patricio R. Raymond D. Owen Jeftrey W. Poge, Theodore S. Popaila, Timothy J.

W. Peirce, Susan I. Pels, Denzil H. Phegley Kalhryn E. Philloboum.

Robert O. Phillips, Myla J. Pierson, Emmett E. Pittenger, Lawrence A. Prange, Stephen R.

Pratt, Carolyn A. Pruitt, Cynthia A. Quillin, Dennis W. Roichort, Joanne K. Reed, William P.

Rexroat. Barbara F. Reynolds, Thomas A. Rhoods, Douglas G. Richards, Mary E.

Ridenour, Patricia L. Roberts, Marion S. Roller, John D. Rominger, Lynn L. Rosebrough, Morsha E.

Rosenstein, Judy L. Ross, Linda R. Roucher, Astra Rozite, Marilyn S. Russell, Harry Marvin Sacks, Diona Salamander, Donald C. Sarolich, Mark P.

Snoder, Michael L. Santry, William E. Schick, Carol L. Schubert. Poul C.

Schulz Janice L. Schumacher, Stephen A. Schwartz, Sue A. Scott, Janet L. Searcy, Theodore M.

Sedom, Charles B. Sexson, Anne Sheeks, Harriet A. Sheets, Patricio A. Shimer, Geraldine A. Shipman, Donna J.

Shorter, Stuart B. Siegel. Elaine L. Simmons, Michael T. Simmons, David I.U.

Official To Speak At Tudor Exercises The second Presbyterian Church will be the scene of the Tudor Hall School commencement exercises at 8 p.m. Friday. Lr. Samuel Braden, vice-president and dean of undergraduate development at Indiana Lniversity, will be the speaker. Members of the Class of 1964 at Tudor include Shelley Baer, Kathy Bard, Jane Bo-gardus, Sally Bradley, Catherine Daggett, Anne Ewing, Judy Gamble, Susan Hackney, Mary Jo Hawk, Carol Holli-day, Tania Jacques, Jane Jar-rell, Kathy Kneidal, Jennifer Kothe, Honey Leas and Marilyn Livengood.

Also Nancy Loonsten, Mar Lynn Mantel, Brooke Price, Joyce Rhodehamel, Betsy Ro-sasco, Susan Savidge, Virginia i 1 1 Kristina Seastrom, Ann Sherwood, Vivian Sims, Deborah Test, Sally Thomas, Helen White, Tollie Whitt and Diane Wiles. By SHARON EDWARDS and BOB LOVEMAN Arlington Reporters With the race for space forcing engineers to miniaturize equipment, industry and the space commission might take a look into the science of "locker stuffing." At their wits ends, Arlington High School teen-agers this week restored to picks and shovels for those "stronger than dirt" end-of-semester cleaning problems. ARLINGTON junior Sharon Ritter considered the possibility of driving a small foreign sports car up to her ground floor locker, but finally settled for a summit conference with her three locker partners when they divided the year's "loot." Band member Bill Ellison's trombone presents a rather unusual fitting problem since it slides into his locker easily but refuses to budge out. Among the more interesting discoveries of the locker cleaning spree were John Maple's camshaft, Mindy Davis' casual wear wardrobe (three physical education outfits and two pairs of shoes), and Mike Davis' "nothing." KNIGHT senior Linda Alon-zo had no trouble cleaning her locker since "I couldn't open it." Most unusual of the locker discoveries must surely have been the full-sized cross-bow in Pat Love's book bin. Pat hastily explained, "I made it in shop class but I haven't found the right moment to take it home yet." Attucks Has Honors Day In Music The music department of Crispus Attucks High School presented its annual honors day program recently in the school auditorium.

Guest speaker was Ronald Taylor, a 1960 graduate of Attucks. More than 75 pupils received music honor awards which were divided into four categories: vocal ensembles and glee club awards, band and wind ensemble awards, orchestra, string ensemble and Music Memory Contest awards and, finally, choir and Martha Hill Award. SENIOR Ida Johnson received the Martha Hill Music Award, the highest honor in music at Attucks. Ida also won other awards for her participation in band and orchestra. Pupils who received gold medals for their participation in the Indiana Music Education State Final Contest were Richard Ball, Jimmy Blair, Jerry Brewster, Beverly Davis and Walter Hart.

Also winning state finalist awards were Charles Knox, Alan Martin, Barbara Miles, Clifford Rattiff and Joseph Wilkins. Largest Class Gets Diplomas At Our Lady Of Grace School Answer Spring Cleaning SOS Miss Kish Miss Johnson earlier. They are postulants at Our Lady of Grace Convent and are in retreat in preparation for reception of the Benedictine habit in investiture ceremonies Wednesday. This group includes postulants Carol Abel, Anita Eberle, Donna Fyffe, Gwendolyn Goss, Heidi Krack and Linda Wood-ard. School For The Blind Graduates 6 Seniors Six seniors were graduated from the Indiana School for the Blind in ceremonies at 11 a.m.

yesterday at the school. Dr. James Armstrong of the Broadway Methodist Church was the speaker. Graduates are Harold Bradley, Michael Dean, Hall Easter-ling, Barbara Hart, Patricia Tucker and Gloster Williams. Commencement exerc i for 55 seniors at Our Lady of Grace Academy were held at Holv Name Church, Beech Grove, yesterday.

The Most Rev. Paul C. Schulte, archbishop of Indianapolis, awarded the diplomas. This was the school's fifth graduating class and the largest one so far. Six other members of the class received their diplomas Staff Is Named For Yearbook Nancy Smale has been named editor-in-chief of the 1965 Flashback yearbook at Franklin Central High School.

David Jones will bt assistant editor. Other new staff members include Linda Bade, business manager, with Vida Bosenberg, assistant, and Judy Jo Chupp, faculty and student editor, with Kathy Speckin, assistant. Bill Entrekin is the new sports editor. Kathy Toney will be academics editor; Peggy Repass, senior editor; Cheryl Sparks, student life, and Verna Coomer, organizations. The stati was announced by Miss Bonnie Woodruff, ad viser..