Speedway Flyer, Volume 35, Number 7, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 February 1966 — Page 5

Thursday, February 17, 1966

SCHOOL NEWS (Continued from Page 1) Class Tourney. March 9, P.T.A. meeting in high school gym. March 11, End of grade period. March 11, H.S. Athletic Dance, 8:15-11:15 pun. March 12, Semi-State Basketball Tournament ~ « Margaret Jones, Kathleen Koehl and Steve Rosebrock have each received a “Certificate of Merit” as finalists in the National Merit Scholarship Program. Warren Central, North Central and Speedway placed in that order in the invitational speech meet held last Saturday at Ben Davis. Jim Seitz won first place in radio anonuncing, Dave Schnable placed third, Mike Walker, fourth and Earl Woodard, fifth. In oratorical, first place was awarded to Guy Roush, second place to Dave Hayden and fifth place to Marla McCormick. Steve Seabury won first place in discussion, Cindy Rumple placed fourth' in dramatic, Barbara Faris placed fifth in poetry and Candy Walker placed fifth in girls’ extemp. Following is the junior high school hoiior roll for the third six-weeks’Vgrading period: GRADE Brooks Andrews, Steven Armstrong, Novella Beck, Nancy Beer, Nancy Blair, Steve Blankenship, Rita Borst, Linda Burkley, Joyce Bums, Kenny Clark, Debbie Cunningham, Jim Czenkusch, Bonnie Dillion, Kyle Eggert, Laura Englert, Kathy Ewing, Bruce Faulkner, John Feely. Stephen Fisk, Sally Frey, Pam Genung, Grant Girard, John Griggs, Margaret Guiou, Joyce Gullett, Judith Harding, Cathy Harper, Kristine Harper, John Hayden, Lisa Hayes, David Hill-

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Taylor, Karen Thomas, Terry Thompson, John Vanßuskirk, David Wenban. The junior high school honor roll for the first semester of the 1965-66 school year includes: SEVENTH GRADE Brooks Andrews, Steve Armstrong, Nancy Beer, Nancy Blair, Steve Blankenship, Rita Borst, Mike Brennan, Linda Burkley, Joyce Burns, David Byers, Kenny Clark, Nancy Cox, Debbie Cunningham, Jim Czenkusch, Bonnie Dillon, Kyle Eggert, Laura Englert, Kathy Ewing. Bruce Faulkner, John Feely, Steve Fish, Sally Frey, Pam Genung, Grant Girard, John Griggs, Margaret Guiou, Joyce Gullett, Judy Harding, Cathy Harper, Kristine Harper, John Hayden, Lisa Hayes, David Hillman, J. Hochstedler, Anne Hutchison, Pam Kegg. Terry Klutts, Jerry Layne, Debbie T .ink, Linda Lloyd, Tom Lyons, Cynthia Mcßoberts, Joe Mareane, Dottie Martinez, David Maves, Beverly Miller, Steve Miller, Janice Murphy, Cheryl Niemann, Pamela Neutzman, Margaret Oakley, Kirk Ostby. Carol Pyne, David Reich, Ricky Robertson, Robert Robison, Rita Roush, Judy Rumbaugh, Donna Sanders, Nancy Sauer, Doug

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Showalter, Sally Siegmann, Peggy Svoboda, John Thompson, Doug Washburn, Pam West, Carl Wilcox, Mike Yoho, Holly Young. EIGHTH GRADE Neil Behrle, Scott Blind, Linda Briggs, Susan Bunch, Peggy Chambers, Robert Cox, Leslie Davis, Eric DeWeese, Linda Dillon, Larry Featheringill, Carolyn Fields, Mike Furnish, Patty Gardner. Karen Graves, Bruce Hamilton, Robert Harbin, Randy Hardwick, Kathy Harper, Joyce Hermon, Cynthia Hicks, Robert Higbie, Linda Hodge, Margaret Hook, Nancy Humphress, Phil Karst, Kevin Klutts. Greg Littrell, Karen Lucas, Terry Mitchell, Gordon Nave, Roger Noonan, Bill Patterson, Marcia Pollard, Elizabeth Ramsey, Ricky Riba, Mark Richardson, Bruce Roberts, John Schnable, Sue Siefker. Georgia Simpson, Preston Sinks, Jackie Slattery, Kevin Small, Denny Smith, Don Smyser, Steve Southworth, Jenny Speer, Debbie Taylor, Karen Thomas, Terry Thompson, John Vanßuskirk, David Wenban. A one-point advantage gave the Sparkplugs a win over the Beech Grove Hornets when the game

aided 49-48 in the Speedway gym last Saturday night Speedway will play Center Grove tomorrow night in their last game before the sectional tourney. In other games played the past week, the reserves lost to Beech Grove in a dose contest 46-44, and the freshman team defeated Brownsburg by a 41-37 score. Both junior high basketball teams defeated Brownsburg, the Bth grade by a score of 49-39, and the 7th grade by a score of 50-30. Speedway Bth grade team won its invitational tourney last Saturday by winning over Avon by a 41-31 score, and by defeating Decatur Central, 50-41, in the final game. Deaf School won over Avon in the consolation game. Speedway swim team won a dual meet with Franklin, 50-45. At the Columbus sectional held last Saturday, Speedway placed fifth, and Tom Geiman and Kenny King qualified for the state finals to be held at Bloomington, February 19. In the sectional held recently, Speedway wrestling team members who were second place winners in their own weight divisions were Mike Lyman and John O’Farrell. Third place winners were Greg Silver, Mark Forsythe, Dick Wraight and Denny Glidewell. LIBRARY NOTES The Senior High School Library is open late afternoons each week

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