Speedway Flyer, Volume 16, Number 29, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 February 1948 — Page 4

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SCBOGLWBVS Continuea from Page 1 attended the convention from all parts of the nation and that he found the meetings both enjoyable and profitable. New clocks purchased by the student council have been received and two of them are in Use in the high school gym. Last Friday, as guests of the Speedway Dramatic Club, fortythree girls of tne Seventh and Eighth Grades attended the'dress rehearsal of Little Women, a production of the Junior Players of the Indianapolis Civic Theatre. The following Dramatic Club members served as hostesses:, Sue Pearce, Pat Thompson, Patsy Bender, Sondr% Bilsky, Barbara Butterworth, Melba Harlan, Phyllis Brown, Marilyn Smith, and Cynthia Campbell. The grpup, which traveled by special bus to the theatre, were chaperoned by Miss Moore and Miss Spencer, Seventh and Eighth Grade English class instructors, respectively.

Speedway Chapel This entirely new chapel for funerals is modern and completely equipped, ready at all times to serve the people of Speedway. AUBURN at W. 16th MArket 1234 Operated by— FARLEY FUNERAL HOME 1604 W. Morris St MArket 1234 Ambulance Service ‘ FLOYD FARLEY 5223 West 16th Street

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The advertising staff of the 1940 Speedette, high school annual, has been soliciting advertisements from Speedway business men for the past few weeks. Jean Lesman, advertising manager, wishes to thank those business men who have already aided the campaign. She and her staff, Sara Parke, Bud Chambers, H. O. Pritchard—-hope to contact the other merchants within a few days. The advertising campaign for the school annual is the only officially sanctioned student solicitation of our town business houses. One hundred ahd fifteen copies of The Reader’s Digest are received and distributed each month in the English Department. The Junior and Senior English classes use the magazines as one text in thetcourses; copies in other classes are used by the individual subscribers. Each year the Reader’s Digest Association offers the Valedictorian of the senior class a free subscription for one year after graduation. At the state solo and ensemble contest last Saturday Speedway. High School music department received nine first division out of twelve entries. Of the students sponsored by the choir Janice Farley, Beverly; Myers and Charles Martin received first division. Charlene Stevens placed in second division. The Madrigal Singers composed of Beverly Myers, Marilyn Searles, Bobbie Owings, Marilyn Farley, James Martin, Dick Anderson, Dick Kaufman, and Charles Martin placed in first division as did the Girl’s Trio (Phyllis Brown, Miriam Farley and Bobbie Owings) and the Girl’s Sextet which included Janice Farley, Miriam Farley, Wilma Weaver, Sara Parke, Pat Thompson and Mary Austermiller. The Boys Octet composed of Dick Anderson, James Martin, Clinton Hawkins, Gordon Beck, James DeMoss, John Nadolny. George Vance and Charles Martin received second division placement. The drum ensemble from the band received a first division as did Gordon Beck, drum soloist. Betty Kenipp, pianist received a first division rating in the high school classification and Sharon Brady placed second in the junior high division.

The High School Choit will sing at the Musk Federation Hymn Sing which is to be conducted by Dean Bain of the Indiana University Music School Friday, March 5 at 7:30. The public is invited to attend this country-wide civic presentation. A free will offering will be taken for Musk for the Wounded. The Girl’s Trio will present a short program March 3 for the P.T.A. Hat Sale. The annual choir presentation will be presented March 19 at 8:15. “Musical Memories” will include

musk from Herbert, Kern,.Gershwin and Rogers. The following students will at-' tend the symphony Sunday afternoon: Janice Farley, Pauline Parke, Donald Baker, Joe Gummere, Edwin Lucas, Charles Walters, Shirley Pefraits, Ricky Lindoerfer, Roberta Heiser, and Kenneth Lewson. Approximately one half of the high school band will participate in a dink to be held at Decatur Central High School March 2, 1948. "pie clink will be under the direction of H. E. Nutt of the Vandercook School of Music of Chicago. Speedway, Southport, Ben Davis and Decatur Central will each send representatives to the clinic. There will be an evening concert.

SPARKPLUGS TAKE SECOND HARDEST DEFEAT OF YEAR Speedway lost its third consecutive game, Friday, Feb. 20, to I mark up its last scheduled game) and longest losing streak of the year. The Sparkplugs who were definite favorites over Decatur Central continued to look very bad. At the end of the first quarter, Speedway was behind only two points' but after that, the Hawks pretty well controlled the game. However, during the third quarter, the Brown and Gold came I back into the game and the Speedway fans began to have hope, for this period ended with Decatur leading by only four points. The Sparkplugs* ~ra 11 y was shortlived, for in the fourth quarter, they succeeded in scoring only three points as the Hawks poured through enough baskets for 12 points. This 49-36 tromping was the second worst defeat which the team has suffered in their 1947-48 campaign, the first being the 15 point defeat at the4iands of Lawrence Central. Oberle and Lollar were the two boys who caused the Plugs the most trouble, scoring a total of

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29 points between them. Although these two Hawks can’t be overlooked, the Sparkplugs hurt themselves badly, committing a total of 25 fouls. Once again these were the deciding factor for had the Sparkplugs not fouled so frequently, the game might have been theirs. The Junior Sparkplugs ended their season by staging a rally in the last half to defeat Decatur’s team 34-28. Many times during the game, the score was tied or extremely dose—the half tied up at 13 all. Nevertheless, Speedway’s five had an uphill battle all the way. Getting off to a bad start, the team fought violently to gain an advantage. Coach Clyde Sallee substituted 10 different boys trying to ’find the right combination against the Hawks. He seemingly did so, enabling the Seconds to end their season with 9 wins and 6 losses. YE OLDE HAT (Continued from Page 1) Helen Turner Dorothy Hanna Evelyn Davis Luna White Pauline Robbins Alice Farley Bessie Newton Kathleen Wenz Mabie Bradley Joan Westbrach Edith Griffin Betty Beeson Cleatys Swords Margaret Metz Mildred Middaugh Ann Petraits Florence Nadolny Clara Siddle June Stewart Bea Gummere Smart Girl Elizabeth Joy, who had more brains than good looks, attended a party, where someone used the quotation: “A thing* of beauty is a joy forever.” “Oh, I’m glad that I’m not a beauty,” chimed in Elizabeth, “for I certainly don’t want to be a Joy forever!” Remember P.T.A. Hat Sale March 3rd, 7:45 P. M. At High School Gym

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