Hotel Visit by Maywood School Class at Lyndora
The Maywood School eighth grade civics class toured the Lyndora hotel hosted by manager A C Werner. After a tour from lobby to guest rooms the group broadcast on WWAE with two students. Julie Mylo played a Ukrainian mandolin and Vera Chez read Kipling.
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St Radio Broadcasting
Julie Mylo
Vera Chez
Kipling
Werner
Thea Lyndora
Shaker
Miss Locke
Trey
Technical High School
Health Week at Washington High With Dr Parramore Talk
During National Health Week from May 1 to May 5 Washington High School students will hear Dr. Parramore head of Crown Point tuberculosis sanitarium speak on health. A committee, nurse, and clubs plan programs, posters, and moving pictures to emphasize Mother and Child First.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pugs
Harrison School Spelling Aces Recognized At East Chicago
The Harrison School in East Chicago lists students who earned 100 percent in spelling last week across 1A 2A1 and 2A2 reading classes. Named honorees include William Balog John Torhan John Gragoras Victor Dan Albert Kratovonsky Arnold Kendall Steve Petra Virginia Rossa Irene Strazo Katis Matson Alles Olds Joyce Scofield Emma Wargo and others.
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Chicago
William Balog
John Torhan
John Gragoras
Victor Dan
Albert Kratovonsky
Arnold Kendall
Steve Petra
Virginia Rossa
Irene Strazo
Katis Matson
Alles Olds
Joyce Scofield
Emma Wargo
How to Be Librarian at Whiting High School
Misa Hazel Long spoke to Whiting High School girls about librarian duties. She explained that cataloging, repair, reference work, and the 400 small tasks behind the desk are essential. The talk covered career prospects, qualifications, and the need for a love of books and people for library service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woiting
Misa Hazel Long
Whiting High School
Shawld
Pupils Recite Favorite Odes At School Contest
The Wash Hammomdi event directed by Miss Lucille Miller featured students reciting favorite poems after brief notes on the poets. Janet Jones and Grant Mellalies tied for first, with Marlon Bereolas second and Mildred Howard plus Rita Spragia, Carolyn Mann, and Dot Terry honored as runners-up amid praise from judges Miss Adkins and Miss Merle Grey. Supt Caldwell attended and lauded the program, with prizes donated by a local literary guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Miller
Sym
Jean Sherfield
Guet Ox
Robert Front
Dann Chayman
Lorraine Lorée
Charlee Kingsley
Ruth Hamacher
CO. W. Holmes
Tom Conk
Robert Frost
Jacqueline Sehuiday
Ripilig
Matin Berenlos
Encouragemet
Ty P. i Dubar
Betty Clark
T. A. Daly
Grat Malintien
Revelation
R. C. Mitchart
Billy Measenger
Kipling Rose Mary Wilcox
M Arnold
Tanet Jonas
Vachel Linsay
Mildred? Howard
Lew Sarett
Angue McGregor
Ritz Spragin
Leetle
Georgia Washeenton
Carolyn Mann
Fannie Stearns Davis
Wayne McCullough
Dot Terrey
Fly
Literary Guild
Coaching Club Expands Space for Demonstration Sports
East Chicago news reports the Coaching Club of Washington, backed by Mr. Cash, launching a new plan to host future meetings. Members will access the school gymnasium and swimming pool to demonstrate football, basketball, swimming, wrestling, tumbling, baseball, and tennis with proper space and equipment.
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East Chicago
Cnaching Club
Washington
Cash
Washington High forms girls tumbling team at East Chicago
The physical education department at Washington High School launches a new girls tumbling team coached by Betress Walt. After school practice begins, with selection for a spring Second Annual Revue performance, as many students already master several stunts after only a few sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Physical Education Department
Washington High School
Betress Walt
Iris
Conference Held by Girls in Calumet
A girls conference was convened last Thursday with officers presiding in President Adar Tinks Evana absence. Irena Vin Pele announced winners and leaders among high schools, with Doris Vogel and Mildred Casario presenting talks on world affairs, culture, and international understanding. Rose Alpert closed the program, and Lillian Huck adjourned the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumet Cpy
Thornton
Sume
Ifirle Club
Adar Tinks Evana
Lilliannekwee
Irena Vin Pele Wis del Anghe
Aynhounta
Marine Stokes
Al-Yin C. Bro
Dorothy Vogel
Alien Ames
Riverside
Mildred Casario
Rebecca Halt
Aegh
Virginia Cas- Prin
Edna Alpert
God Will
International
Anding
Virginia McDonough
Rose Alpert
Lillian Huck
Thornton teachers enjoy Easter rest in scattered homes
Thornton Fractional Township High School teachers spent Easter largely at home towns despite travel. Several visited Calumet or were away visiting friends. many drove to relatives in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, and Michigan. Names of staff record trips to Oxford, Crawfordsville, Champaign, and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumetury
Thornton Fractional Township
Chicago
Mr. Price
South English
Iowa
Mr. Aittle
Prairie City
Misses Smith and Rice
Springfield
Mr. Klester
Crawfordeville
Ind
Mr. Ereste
Mss Zell
Bokomo
Whiting swimmers defeat South Chicago in spirited meet
Whiting girls beat South Chicago 44 to 22 in a meet at South Chicago. Individual winners included Doll, Iandzeloski, Campbell on the 60 yard medley relay. Water and Neary leading diving and sprints. Griffin and Colman top finishers in the 190 free style. Jendzeloski and Love strong in the 40 yard events. Doll and Grittir took backstroke and relay titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiting
Ww.g. AL
South Chicago
MGA
Doll
Iandzeloski
Campbell
Neary
Griffin
Grittir
S. C
Kelly
Campball
Kesley
Tarascak
Mater
Love
Whitlrs
Wilson School Attendance and Track Practice Report
The 1A 2B room lists several students as not absent or tardy in six weeks, including Raymond Arbanas and George Sudicky, while twelve weeks of perfect attendance are noted for Walter Arbanas and others. Kindergarten shows three babies visiting for Easter, and over 60 boys are reported to have committed to track practice, surpassing last year by twenty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Raymond Arbanas
George Sudicky
Margaret Forsythe
Jack Craig
Ralph Lundewall
Ime] Moery
Alice Berrine
Margaret Mer Tver
Graces Pasilina
Edward Meincke
Edison School
Indergarten
St Victor Classes Stage The Other Ghost at Calumet
St Victor's High School seniors and juniors present The Other Ghost, a mystery play in three acts, at Shand and Prices treaty. Performances Sunday April 3 at 2 30 p m and Tuesday April 25 at 8 pm. Cast includes Werter Thorns Doris Schrap Kudera Benning Silvia Kirkland Tabitha Moore Betty Hudson Jat Gordon Teabetta LeRoux Joyce Penniman Anna M Kink Nancy Jerome Annette Sale Katherine Canavan Grace Gibeon Norma Beralini Olive Lisenfel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumet
Three Acre
St. Victor's High School
Shand and Prices Treaty
Werter Thorns
M. D
Amles
Doris Schrap
Kudera Benning
Marcella
Reuman
Jat Gordon
Tildan Dihelti
Joyce Penniman
Anna M. Kink
Niuticy Jerome
Irene Carroll
Annette Sale
Katherine Canavan
Grace Gibeon
Norma Beralini
Lucy Morrison
Atiss Olive Lisenfel
Franklin School East Chicago Dramatization Shown
Students at Franklin School East Chicago staged a playful program featuring Paul Bunyan shadows and audience participation. The Easter play titled IL on the King’s Highway impressed auditors as 5A and BB classes performed a spelling prelude and a soldierly skit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Paul Bunyan
Paul Bunyay
Wilson Honor Roll Growing
Woodrow Wilson school announces second period honor roll with many grades and names listed including Julia Gotroak Vera Sieber Wanda Blatinden Jennie Pasternak Frances Peacock Alex Ross Gladys Fshinit Margaret Toth Gavald Ramsey Viola Quigley Edward Herbczek Frederick Pasternak Peter Rebey George Sudicky Patricia Erhardt Lorraine Kooy Laura Hilson Tames Harbin Andrew Granagh Helen Stefanowics Alice Hryal and Juanita Fryar plus many more across 1A 1 1A 3B 8A 4P 4A SB 5A 6B 8A 7e B 1A Frank Granack Joe Lone Tony Solan Julia Gallani Dorothy Hrycek Eunice Merrill Irene Bucko Gay O Brien Elsie Lundwall Jilia Dobos Kate Yurisa Emiler Allen Irene Bechick Sabine Kadron Anna Lypka Vera Szaka Stephanie Tahdarich William Davig l Kate Trisei and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Hilson
Tames Harbin
Andrew Granagh
Helen Stefanowics
Alice Hryal
Juanita Fryar
Richard Cox
Susie Galiein
Jean Johns
Almeda Burgess
Mary Budnyk
Robert Smith
Doris Lee Bumpus
Vanda
Skaiba
Susie Sopp
Herold Brownewell
Gasper Delegan
Vernon Fryar
Mary Skrip
Irene Bodt
Johanna Burner
Paulina Bubanovich
Renee Dobos
Borothy Barnhart
Threasa Granack
Belly Ann Hansen
Frederick Cox
Dorothy Merritt
Eugens Berets
Ernest Besch
Delbert Bumpus
Lorraine Craidon
Catherine Mamanand
Trens Sweeko
Wester Arbanas
Sam Stancil
Mildred Fablanic
Irene Hrycai
Mary Star
Nachalie Veh Vallenbergh
Matilda Toth
Mary Markantech
Nick Sopp
Jamea Loughran
Billy Hewitt
Mary Jane Dally
Clara Davie
Margaret Mulhall
Rehorg Radloff
Eleanor Sweet Ko
Bennie Star
Frank Granack
Joe Lone
Tony Solan
Julia Gallani
Dorothy Hrycek
Eunice Merrill
Irene Bucko
Gay O'Brien
Elsie Lundwall
Jilia Dobos
Kate Yurisa
Emiler Allen
Irene Bechick
Sabine Kadron
Anna Lypka
Vera Szaka
Stephany Tahdarich
Wiliam Davig l
Kate Trisei
Easter Eggs Sent To Hospital From Local Red Cross Meeting
Hammond reports the Gr. c. Junior Red Cross held a monthly meeting in the gymnasium with 150 chocolate Easter eggs collected for shipment to Shriners Hospital in Chicago for crippled children. The program featured Miss Mallense’s class song and multiple dances led by local students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Sherman
Jean Bates
Bmountain
Shultz
Cunning+ fam
Witkowski
Shriners Hoepstak
Chicago
Pandora Lifts the Cid at Galliole High School Gym
Hammond alumni under Joseph Martin rehearse Pandora Lifts the Cid a three act farce comedy by Hilwin Serliner for an April 3 performance through a Dennison company arrangement. The group has built a strong reputation with prior seasons and aims for an excellent show.
Easter bunny play at Bethany Home by Columbia pupils
Columbia school kindergarten children staged an Easter bunny event for Bethany Home residents. Each child brought a hard boiled egg and colored eggs on Thursday. Gaylon Moss contributed a small stove and visitors made wax decorations while Dorothy Ann McCready tied a basket with ribbon.
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Hammond
Columbia School
Bethany
Gaylon Moss
Dorothy Ann McCready
Goadien
Terrapin Carnival Set for April Twenty-Eighth Night
Thornton Fractional prepares the annual water carnival in its swimming pool room. A three act program features an underwater show, a class of clowns and terrapin drills with races. Spectators are promised a unique aquatic entertainment.
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Salumet City
Gila
Thornton Fractional
Thornton Fractional Swimming Pool
At & P.m
Tabia
A. C. Jancks
Catholic Central social patron's event and concerts listed
Pupils at Catholic Central Alche School prepare for the patronal social with dates set for Friday evening in April and Saturday afternoon April 22. Highlights include the purale stante and minstrel show and a supper supervised by Mrs. Anna Weis and Mrs. Spenner with help from Mrs. Bossinger and Mrs. Perinovac. Chicago bound concerts unite Washington high school and Roosevelt bands under Borraudis Criety White Burrough, with all city concert set for May 4 at the Washington gym. Thornton Fractional junior girls to attend tea at Ida Noyes Hall April 23 hosted by the Chicago Alumni Club of the University of Chicago, with campus tours to follow based on leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Catholic Central Alche School
Patrona’ Social
Catholic Central Social
Anna, Weis
Spenner
Bossinger
Perinovac
Chicago
Washington High Vichdol
Roosevelt
Messers Borraudis
Criety
Concert Orchestra of
Washington
Messere White and Burrough
Washington Elementary
Fiasium
Roosevelt Band Room
Washington Gym
Chicago Calumet City
Thornton Fractional
Ida Noyes
Unieersity of
Chicago Alumane Club
Unieversitys of Chicago
Garfield School East Chicago Class Activities Readied for Spring Festival
Raymond Mully visited with an Easter rabbit for the 1A class as Garfield students plan an outdoor festival at Washington High School field. The 15 class collects Henry Van Dyke poems while debate covers government ownership of transportation. Mary Matuark and Virginia Bonkowski excel in math and tests, and art students study a new painting titled The Hollow by L Hartrath, depicting a sunlit stream scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Claysea
L. Hartrath
Carnival entertains crowd at Washington High senior event
East Chicago remembers the Washington High School senior carnival with lively skits, minstrel comedy, and a gym floor dance. Prizes for top clubs include Sophomore Dramatic club and Coaching club. funds support a senior class memorial.
Easter party at George Rogers Clark school highlights student crafts
G R C PRIMARY class and the first graders held an Easter party on Thursday. Children colored eggs, made paper baskets, and enjoyed the event. One room kept an aquarium with crabs, dog-tied, plus a baby tree toads and frog eyes for future care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Gredera
George Rogers Clark School
Phine
Bise Kundyat
Tem
Yer Teper Tavern at Whiting Community Center
George Rogere Clark High School presents Yer Teper Tavern tomorrow at 8 in the Whiting Community Center auditorium. The production stars Milton Schultz Archis Judson Rosamund Reid Martha Ann Evers Barry Reid and a larger cast with Mrs Kraft and Miss Yocham directing, promising romance and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
George Rogere’ Clark High School
Whiting Community Center
Kraft
Yocham
Ten Taper Tavern
Daling Thorne
Milton Shultz
Brian Pierpont
Archis Judson
Rosamund Reid
Martha Ann Evers
Barry Reid
Jimmie Sparks
Sally Les Dixon
Doris Smith
Ann Annesley
Ilania Msidahi
Harriet Annesley
Ffistar
Sophie Dmitriek
Marlon Day
Mar- Berek Merriaan
John Sedgwick
Ernest
Louk
Gloria Sherwood Jerome
Jane Saunders
Architald Ferry
Arvey Foeter
Handicraft Draws Ninety Into East Chicago Classes
East Chicago Washington High teachers Mary Lean directs handicraft classes making leather purses. Pupils stamp designs on leather while others craft leather back covers soyaste baskets and lamp shades. Soon table covers in modern designs join the projects as enrollment grows to ninety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington High
Mary Lean
Thin
Hold Track Meet at Hammond School
Clark held a home room track meet after school to select Dove's squad for the Girls Saven track meet at Howart on April 25. First, second, and third places went to boys of Mr Cunningham's room, scoring 36 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Clark
Dove
Cobra
Iltls Saven
Mézt Ak Howart
Cunningham
Cox
Birkett
Higa
Milton Shults
Auke Brenkus
Andy ‘Valiska
Mika Brenkus
John Hodivkonila
Wiliam Green
Mike Brenkus
Frank Sandrick
Ernie
Louk
Norman Hewiey
Mike* Brenkus
Washington High Strut and Fret Club Holiday Program
Entertain club east Chicago presents a meeting program by Strut and Fret Club members. The senior girls sextet Hyelyn Bloodworth Sophie Dennis Ger wide Kleinman Mary Catherine Young Nancy Kline Elsie Carlson performs songs. Eddia Reed plays piano, with Dorothy Cellmen Joan Finlayson and Antoinette Sherpatonky at piano. Jack Smith and Dale Shriver provide humorous radio skits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington High School
Thi
Eddia Reed
Hyelyn Bloodworth
Sophie Dennis
Gerwide Kleinman
Mary Catherine Young
Nancy Kline
Elsie Carl~son
Dorothy Cellmen
Joan Finlayson
Antoinette Sherpatonky
Wes
Jack Smith
Dale Shirven
Sit4
T F Ready To Present Play Calumet City
Calumet City announces a Thorn Tow Fractional seniors show titled Mystery Manor a haunt filled estate plot Erma Lowrie inherits a year long occupancy leading to eerie events Olive Vir Revue Austgen stars as Erma with Walter Johnston as Arthur Hale supporting cast includes Mexine Schneider Ade Lois Kivana and Shirley Wecker among others director Miss McGraw oversees the production with stage artists and business staff coordinating the presentation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumet City
Viger House
Thornfrtow
Miss McGraw
Mystery Manor
Erma Lowrie
Arthur Wale
Gawald Kerins
Sophia
Peggy van Ess
Olive Vir- Revue Austgen
Erma Lewrie
Two Plays Shown By Washington High Girl Reserve Club
Members of the Washington High School Girl Reserve Service Seekers, sponsored by Milas Helen Jacoby, presented a program at their regular meeting. The bill opened with Bible stories by Ann Laposs and closed with a dramatic play "Unsee fas" featuring Margaret Berzac as Hulda who brings the Baldwin family to downfall, followed by the comedy "Sharm" led by Martha Darrow and supported by Helen Paktovich, Rose Vucinich, and Alvian Merrian.
Kindergarten Assembly at Harding School Delivers Student Performances
Harding school first and second graders staged an afternoon assembly featuring songs and poems. Vivian Stanovis and Shirley Nelmann read aloud, with performances including Blackbird, The Easter Rabbit, Little Orphan Annie, Raggedy Man, The Wind, Bed at Summer, The Little Plant, and Come Let Us Make a Garden, among others by 1B and 2B students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Kindergerlen
Harding School
Thes
Vivian Stanovis
Shirley Nelman
Blackbird
Anan
Annie Robert L. Stevenson
Raggedy Man
Stevenson
Francis Chizman
Douglas Gam
Wallace School Easter Party and Transfers Highlight Busy Term
Mrs. Baugh's room held an Easter party with candy and eggs. Girl Scouts earned 12.80 selling cookies. Tarnell Earl and Charles Anderson transferred in from Lafayette and Washington respectively to 4A and 4B. Teachers on Master vacation included Miss Gray Winslow and others from Indiana and Wisconsin. Beauty Troop 87 earned top honors for parent participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Charles Anderson
Washington School
Gray
Winslow
Ind
Haffie
Brookston
Swift
Madison
Wis
Gangsberg
Kehosha
Cloris Jones
Owensburg
Fogie
Utt
Lancaster
Whe
Mise Boyd
Crown Point
Inn
Baugh
Batavia
Mia
Crope
Flint Lake
Nixon
Evanston
Washington High boys hear sports talks at club event
Washington High Coaching club members hosted by Mr. Cash heard Tony Furto Russell Foley and Red Bell share sports experiences. Furto spoke on football fundamentals charging speed and mental ability. Foley described tumbling ambitions while Bell gave batting and fielding tips and discussed his development as a player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington High
Mr. Cash
Tony Furto
Russell Foley
Washington
Fyley
Red” Bell
Traveler Tells of Journey in Africa at Washington High
James Wilson, a rancher, musician, constructor and journalist, spoke at Washington High School junior assembly about his Africa voyage. He described encounters with lions and boas, showcased African art and tapestries, and noted a five-camera caravan covering 100 miles of tapestry touring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Assembly of Washington High School
James ©. Wilson
Wilson
Africa
Europe
America
Jie
Thornnton Fraction band pupils take instrumental test
Thornnton Fract ional band pupils in Calumet City endured an instrument test led by music director Mr Long and Mr Rohner from Evanston. The exam featured terms like Rollen tienda pianissimo accelerando with a key to match definitions. Top scorers were Olive Vergine Austgen Jack Care roll and Lillian Huck with 23 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumet City
Thornnton
Long
Rohner
Evanston
Olive Vergine Austgen
Jack Careroll
Lillian Huck
Thornton Fractional high school seeks funds for annual
Calumet district residents are asked to contribute to the Thornton Fractional High School annual Chronoscope. The 1933 graduating class aims to surpass all prior editions despite tough times and will list contributors as Friends of Thornton Fractional. Musicians entertain Tammon d on Thursday next week Columbia school students perform at a music festival for parents and friends with performances by the klauergarten rhythm band boys and girls glee clubs and the school band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumet Uitt
Thornton Fractional
Calumet
Laat
Friends of
Colum
Bla
Klauergarten Rhythm Bend
Boys’ Glee Club
Girls’ Glee Club
Mothers’ Chorus
Edison School Hammond Notes And Easter News
Shirley Kennedy returned to Edison School on Wednesday after an absence and kindergarten rooms report mud turta. Hal Chase brought it to school as students note Snappy. Mothers’ club awarded cakes for the room with the highest mother attendance. Kenneth Baugh traveled for Easter vacation. Ma brought marsh marigolds and repaticas. Geraldine Fleming and Dorothine Butler spent Easter out of town. Jack Bashaw and Phylise Cole brought faster rabbits to school. Geraldine Lawson returns after illness. A cocoon moth emerged Monday in room 8. Robert Strong and his brother Mark transferred from Columbia and Plymouth, Ind. Newcomers Dortthy Riggle, Ellen Riggie join from Plymouth. Doreen Marks from Calumet City. Geneve and Margaret Eastman added from Chearteton, Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Chase
Roc
T& the
Kenneth Baugh
Geraldine Fleming
Dorothine Butler
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DR. Parramore
Harrison School
Robert Probus
Harry Lynch
Dan Matison
Mary Wreehsa
Edward Petyo
Pani Petyo
Emily Lynes
Evelyn Snyder
Loula Chiki
Eugene Fulmer
Betty Stoke
George Elder
Lillian Golder
Clara Jean Miller
Ups Abarea
Mery Kracmizek
Martha Schwand
Albert Curtiss
Valeria Loucks
Jack Easter
Martha Micko
Dorothy Bell
Alan Burrell
Phyllis Liskey
Anna Murchek
Dorothy Kriss
Helen Ba- Yash
Dorothy Dillman
Glen Walliama
Shirley Baker
Calvin Kelsey
Jaméa Cobb
George Labore
Rose Mesick
Join Coates
Eugene Durgan
Glen Griffith
Wilson School
Goldie May
Willie
Pauline Rose
Mr. Vernon, Mh
S&cth
Walter Arbanas
Nick Storgon
Joe Markeniech
Mildred Fabiante
Katie Ecko
Albert Haeberlin
Nick Moyson
Frank Skaller
Irene Hrycak
Helen Kosik
Nathalie van Cannanbergh
John Binéue
Mike Giba
Mary Jane Dalley
Eleanor Sweeke
Marty Budnik
Dawn Charles
ST. Victor
Franklin School
Auditorii
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Sonle
Mick Nolrhertewlez
Mika Gammon
CHI
Basic Chicago
Agri
Clara Jozycho
Miss Gammonito
John ‘Wallard
Toachers
Punkls
Wilson Honor
Yeno Opeed
Serubh
Phra
TVE
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MVE
RINSO
Davan Cat
Ringo
An Beatty
Pandora
Garfield
Raymond Mully
Garfeld
Washington H Igh
United States
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Lana
Mary Matuark
Psoria
Mike Tackace
Virginia Bonkowski
Ra, Hied & Berserkecare
Joan Frigges
Pearl Lea Lima
Washington High Schoo
Mina Misner
Wan the Frollee
Madc
Canh
McShane
Tig
Wawaiian Dancing Girls
Migs Branham
Don Juan's Gaudhan
Gympie Muh
Mit
Johnson
Gesfarp
Etisa Shor- Wood
Mike Bean
Rod Straker
Celeste
Mre
Baumonck
Tess
Carolina Olrich
Handicraft
E. C
Entertain Club
T. F
Tiny Assembly
dMarjoria Peterson
Stevensan
David wWetnight
Robin Redbreant
Bobby Roreh
Wallace School
Hivan and
Holton Wait
Boswell
Beauty Troop 87
Shirley Kennedy
Sdool
Jack Bashaw
Phylise Cole
Lisle
Geraldine Lawson
Robert Strong
Mark
Columbia
Pewcomers
Dortthy Riggle
Ellen Riggie
Plymouth, Inc
Edie Non
Doreen Marks
Geneve
Margaret Eastman
Edison
Cheaterton
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