Speedway Flyer, Volume 11, Number 22, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 May 1942 — Page 4

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CLASSIFIED ADS WANTED —Paper hanging, painting and paper cleaning. -Worts guaranteed. Miller, 3545 W. Washington Street. Belmont 3140-M. WANTED Curtains to launder, 10c and up. Belmont 3210-J - 3624 W, 16th St. FILM SERVICE—One 6 or 8 exposure roll developed and printed, l 25c. Reprints from your old negar fives, 4c each. Also will enlarge I any old negative to Bx,lo size for ’ 65c or 5x7 size for 35c. Bring or ' mail to Speedway Film Service, 5440 Crawfordsville Road, Speedway. RUG WEAVING to order, choice 30 fast new colors special fillerSamples shown. 2966 Paris Ave., Wa. 6585. PROPERTY WANTED—We have buyers for Speedway Real Estate No option asked, no contract to sign, If you are honest that is all we ask, If you want to sell just call or write. W. A. Booe, 1726 Gerrard St., Speedway City Indianapolis, Ind. Phone Bel. 1492-W FOR SALE—2 bed room modern ( 3 year old) home - gas furnace owner Emil Schernekau, West College Ave., Brownsburg, Ind., Phone 147. LOST — One key cnam containing very important keys. Lost approximately two weeks ago around Speedway somewhere. If found please return to Marian Baxter, 1609 Christopher Lane. Belmont 0923. FOR SALE —Two formals, size 9, excellent condition. Call Belmont 3693-M. RAVE CASH —buyer for 5 room bungalow near school and transportation. Wants to locate by June Ist if possible. SUBURBAN REALTY CO., 1610 Auburn St., Belmont 1111 Belmont 0729 FOR SALE—Modern home on Gerrard St., in Speedway, by owner terms easy. Call W. A. Booe, Bel. 1492-W.

Our Boys In The Service Notice several changes in Lieut. John R. Hayes, 425 Engineers, Camp Shelby, Hattiesburg, Mississippi. Carlton Boles, U. S. S. Sacremento, % Post Master, San Francisco, Calif. Harold Turner, Company C, 81st Infantry, TNG Barracks, Camp Roberts. Cal. Pvt. Glenn W. Denton, Co. G., 134 Inf., U. S. Army A. P. O. N 0.35. Ventura, Calif. Private Kenneth Schoenewey, Battery C., 173 F. A. Camp Livingston. Louisana. Edwin D. Servies, Co. I, 39th Infantry, Fort Bragg, North Carolina. Cadet Donald R. Barnes, School Squadron 417, Area Q, Barracks 500, Sheppard Field, Wichita Falls Texas. Charles M. Stewart, address him In care of the postmaster, San Francisco, California. Private Richard Flory, 3rd Platoon, Company D, 4th Battalion, Camp Wheeler, Georgia. Private Clyde E. Alma, Battalion B, 139-A, 38th Division, Camp Shelby. Mississippi. Raymond Lloyd Smith, Company 80, U. S. Naval Training Station, Cadet Allen Smith, Chanute Field, 35th TSSPT 483, Rantoul, Illinois. Great Lakes, Illinbis. Dale P. Anderson, United States Navy, Electrician, Barracks K, Section Base, Treasure Island. San Francisco, California. John Ramsay, 15084855, sth Squadron, 11th Placement Group, A.P.0., 1111, Care Post Master, San Francisco, Cal. Friends - We have heard from John - He says he is fine and travelling, seeing some far off places, very beautiful and colorful.

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He wishes us to explain to his friends he can’t write to them and answer the many letters he has recieved, but will write as soon as possible. He said tell “Everybody Hello”, and that he is having quite a little voyage. Homer Haase, 305th Bombardment Group (Heavy) Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron. Salt Lake City Army Air Base, Salt Lake City, Utah. Homer Haase, 305 Bombardment, Group (H) A A F., HDQ. HDQ,. SQ, Army Air Base, Salt Lake City, Utah. Richard Nelson, Choir Bldg., No. 3, Great Lakes, Illinois. Walter Daupert A. S. - W. S. S. Joseph T. Dickman, %Post Master, New York. Clayton Brown H. A. 1-j-C, 2nd. U. S. M. A. W. F. M. S., U. S. Navy Air Station, San Diego, California. Private Allen Smith, T. S. S. (S. P.) T 483, Chanute Field, Rantoul, Illinois. George Robert Harvey, Company E, 2nd Ord., T.N.G.8.N., Aberdeen, Prov. Gnds., Aberdeen, Maryland. Jack Henson, Ist Guard Co., Marine Barracks, Mare Island, California. Arthur L. Higbie, O. C. S. Squad. C: 1, Mayfair Hotel, Room 106, Miami Beach, Florida. Kenneth Martin, First Sergeant, San Juan, Puerto Rico. First Private, John E. Nelson, Company F, 6th Armored Infantry, A. P. 0., 251, care Postmaster, New York. Serial No. 35152429. Private, First Class James R. Sutherin, headquarters of Ninth Army Corps, A. P. O. 309 - Fort Lewis, Washington. Raymond Loyd Smith, U. S. Naval Training Station, Toledo, Ohio. S. K. 3 C; Storekeeper’s School, Division X. If you know of any boy in Speedway that is in the service and vzhose name is not listed in the Flyer, please notify me at my home 2021 North Lyndhurst Drive or call Belmont 3142-W. —Mrs. Ganz Hammer. Red Cross Sewing Red Cross sewing will start at the Spqedway School on the first Wednesday in June at nine-thirty o’clock. Come and do your part. I would like all sewing and knitting that is out to be in by the end of May, so we can start on the new assignment in May. x We will need four more women to sew on machines. Do you sew? If so, let me know so that I can plan on who will be there. We will also need women to sew by hand ; and press. This should take care i of everyone. Mrs. Hary Hoerger, Chairman.

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Buzzing by “BUZZ” It is with a somewhat reluctant hand that I pen this, my last column for the Speedway FLYER. Perhaps during the last two years we have entered into an intimate fi iendship—perhaps only an aquaintance, but no matter what our relationship. I’ll always have very pleasant memories when I think of the kindness, consideration, patience, and courtesy you have shown me during my term as “School my successor my term as “School News Writer.” I can only hope that my successor will receive those little kindnesses that I have

been so glad to accept. But now, for a little of the “inside of things” here at S. H. S. This afternoon the student body witnessed the dedication of the Public Address System, which was, presented to the school by the Lion’s Club of our fair city, by Lt. Col. Mathews. It was truly an impressive dedication; and the students, faculty, Board, and patrons of the Speedway Schools sincerely want to thank this organization for its kindness in presenting to us one of our most-needed assets. Thanks a million ! ! ! Miss Zimmerman, Senior Class Sponsor, has just announced that she has received a letter from the Terre Haute Engraving Company, stating that the Speedette Annuals will be delivered May 18. These long-waited-for yearbooks will be delivered Tuesday, May 19. at the close of the Class Day Program. Speaking of Class Day, the Seniors of ’42 have really planned

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something DIFFERENT in theflway of Class Day entertainment. It seems that . . . but that would be telling! Novella Northcott will leave her classes at Indiana University to come back to her “Alma Mater” and deliver the Valedictorian Address. Betty Nay will greet the on-lookers with the Salutatorian Address; while Lolita Schoenewey will ficitiously don the traditional black and will tell to the remaining scholars those “little” things that mean so much (?). A look into the future will be presented by Madam Prophecier Margery Sauer. “Yours truly” will delve back through the cobwebs of time, and bring forth I the Class History. Bob Williams l will give away gifts-yes, he’s the faverite, giftorian.

Besides all this, each member of the class will do his part in a little skit, which is really “gonna be sumpin” ! Why not come and witness all this Tuesday afternoon at 12:45? On May 27, the present Alumni will accept the present Seniors, at a banquet at “Catherine’s” on Norih Meridian Street. Immediately following the “feed”, transportation will be furnished to take the group to Westlake for dancing. Here s looking forward to a big time the 27th! Ah, yes, the Junior-Senior Reception is next Friday night, May 22nd, at the Indianapolis Country Club. After the banquet, the couples will dance to the tunes of Chic Meyers and his orchestra. So, thanks in advance, Juniors, for a swell time! Sunday evening, May 24, at 7:30 o’clock, Reverend Howard Ander- ■ son will deliver the sermon “What 'lack I Yet”, at the fifth annual

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Baccalaureate Services here at Speedway High. All twenty-seven seniors wil be present, as well as you, and you-and you! Miss Starkey is in charge of the music, and the girls’ sextet, under her direction, will contribute two

Speedway Theatre SPEEDWAY CITY Friday and Saturday, May 15-16 LLOYD NOLAN MARY BETH HUGHES ‘Blue - White and Perfect’ ‘Mr. Bug Goes To Town’ full feature in technicolor News Gang Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, May 17-18-19 CAROL LOMBARD JACK BENNY ‘To Be Or Not To Be’ MARGERY WEAVER WM. BENDIX ‘Brooklyn Orchid’ EDGAR ALLAN FOE’S ‘The Tell-Tale Heart’ with Joseph Schildkraut and Roman Bohnen Also Metro Cartoon Wednesday and Thursday, May 20-21 GENE TIERNEY WALTER HUSTON ‘Shanghai Gesture’ JOAN BLONDELL JOHN HOWARD ‘Three Girls About Town’

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One good way to judge a reslaurant is this: Do the men like the food? Well, you ought to see the men coming here at noon time for their lunches. Someone suggested that we ought to call this the Business Men’s Noon Headquarters. We like feeding men; we also like to feed the families in the evenings.

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songs.. Silently, slowly, twenty-seven Seniors will march up that famous aisle, Monday, May 25th at 8:00, .o receive tnose nard-worked-for diplomas. Twenty-seven Seniors, nine of whom have been together for twelve whole years, will part their ways —all striving to attain success in whatever field they will enter into. Happily, yet sadly, they’ll lay the tassels on their caps to the right, knowing that this motion puts a “finis” to their high school days and what happy days they have o»nn! We sincerely hope that you will miss us a little, -maybe in our ballgames, when you won’t see the boys of ’42, who helped make our teams ‘A-l”! Perhaps you’ll miss us in the plays, of which we contributed our best. At any rate, no matter how hard it may be to accustom ourselves to what ties ahead, you may rest assured that the “Class of ’42” will long remember its days at Speedway High. And no matter how rough the road -- we WILL attain success! C And now, friends, I bid you a fond farewell - until we meet again, sometime, somewhere, someplace! -Marcy Mann Remember Pearl Harbor! Renember it every pay day! Buy U. S. Defense Bonds and Stamps.

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