Speedway Flyer, Volume 18, Number 15, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 December 1949 — Page 6

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LET US CHECK YOUR CAR OVER Motor Tune Up, Brakes Adjusted & Relined Valves Ground, Motor Overhaul Starters & Generators Repaired GENERAL REPAIRS ALL WORK GUARANTEED KEPLER’S SPEEDWAY GARAGE 1430 Main Street (rear) Belmont 0131

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SCHOOL NEWS Continued from Page 1 supervise the direction of the cantata. There are a few birth certificates in the Elementary Principal’s office belonging to children in the first grade. Please call for them. - A pair of glasses belonging to a small child was found near the school. Call for them at the grade school office.

Mr. Northcott will attend an Elementary Principal’s Conference in Bloomington today. Members of the School Board, Winfield Wood, R. L. Thomas, R. J. Kryter, and Superintendent R. C. Jordan attended meetings of the Indiana School Boards* Association at the Claypool Hotel last Wednesday. The Speedway basketball teams play Manual High School tonight (Friday). The games will be played at the Armory located at 2000 South Pennsylvania Street. An easy way to find this building is to go east on Raymond Street to Pennsylvania and turn north. The gym is two blocks north of Raymond.

Dick Boles, Ralph Potter, and Ronny Bland were honored in the Star’s All-County football team. All three were given honorable mention. Dick played his first year of football at end this year, while Ralph played his second year at tackle. Ronny has played varsity center for three years. Monday, November 28, twentytwo students from the senior high school classes, accompanied by

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Miss Thelma Stout and Miss Agnes Spencer of the English Department, attended the Margaret Webster production of The Taming of the Shrew, a comedy by William Shakespeare, at the Murat Theater in Indianapolis. This troupe of players is a traveling company, patterned after the methods of stage companies of Shakespeare’s own times. The unique stage set and the ease with which stage scenery was changed in full view of the audience were features especially enjoyed by the Dramatics Club members who were present. Those attending were: Barbara Patterson and Betty Wicker, seniors; Sue Crumley, Carol Hertling, Maryann Lents, Rosemary Doran, and Jim Breen, juniors; Chris Stephens, Nancy Owings, Donna Graybill, Loretta Richards, Margaret Davidson, Darlene Siefers, Roberta Heiser, Barbara Morgan, Helen McClelland, Barbarba Kryter, and Sharon Houpt, sophomores; Diane Pleyte, Avis Belcher, Jan Cork, Deloris Beck and Robert Faris, freshmen. The assistance of Mr. Cledith Stephens, Mr. John McClelland, Miss Edith Spencer, and Miss Stout with the transportation problem was greatly appreciated by the English Department faculty.

The fifth issue of the SPEEDETTE, school newspaper, was distributed to the student body today by Duane Wiechers and Jack Fuller, distribution managers for this year’s staff which is headed by Pauline Parke as editor-in-chief with Phyllis Brown, Joan Toomey, Don Crawford, Jane Kennedy, and John Guion serving as page editors. Page assistants are Joann Simmons, Sandra Long, Margie McDaniels, and Marilyn Smith. Also serving as reporters are Maryann Bische, Ronny Bland, Pat Bray, Barbara

Degener, June Essig, Dave Ledbetter, Dolores Riggs, and George Vance. All Mid-State Conference Football Team (Selected by Coaches) Varsity eleven: Bill Rosemeyer, Brownburg, left end; Dick Shrake, Plainfield, left tackle; Sam Imel, Danville, left guard; Ronnie Bland, Speedway, center; John Winters, Decatur Central, right guard; Charles Fletcher, Greenwood, right tackle; Tom Delashmitt, Plainfield, right end; Robert Holland, Decatur Central, quarter back; George Pierson, Danville, left halfback; Carl Keller, Mooresville, right halfback; Ulysses Rice, (Capt.) Decatur Central, fullback.

Second team: Robert Randall, Decatur Central, left end; Ralph Potter, Speedway, left tackle; Don Herschell, Decatur Central, left guard; Paul Hedge, Danville, center; Bill Zollars, Brownburg, right guard; Jack Mackenzie, Mooresville, right tackle; Kenneth Wright, Mooresville, right end; Bob Thompson, Greenwood, quarter back; Ronnie Taylor, Brownsburg, left halfback; Harold Shaffner„ Mooresville, right halfback; Jack Martin, Danville, fullback.

Honorable mention: Ends, Jerry Long (S) and John Manning (D). Tackles, Harold Beason (D), Wheeler Harden (DC), Tim Johnson (M), William Lewis (D), Dugger Sheets (M), and John Aiken (P). Guards, William Goodson (D), Charles Hagee (M), Charles Patterson (B), Jim Ringer (M), Jerry Hodson (S), and Don Crawford (S). Centers, Jim Johnson (P), Jules Tileston (DC), and Mickey Spoon (M). In the backfield it was Bill Cox (M), Dick Stumph (S), Jack White (P), Dave Wilson (S), Ray Carlyle (G), Tracy Cox (B), Jim Graham (D), Lewis Mundy (DC), Don Perry (M), Bob Allen (M), Dick Boles (S), Bill Ferrell (G); Harold Kuykendall (S), Bruce

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Rosemeyer (B), and Barth Wheeler (D). Ulysses Rice was the only unanimous choice of all the coaches and can easily be considered the captain of this mythical all-con-ference team. Bill Rosemeyer carried off second honors in the voting as he was placed on the varsity squad by six of the seven mentors of the league. John Winters, the right guard of the championship Hawks, received 10 votes out of a maximum 14 to take third place honors in the voting.

Decatur Central Football Triumph Upheld The Indiana High School Athletic Association affirmed Decatur Central’s 14-to-7 football victory over Danville in a game played last month. The decision was reached Friday, November 25. The ruling assured Decatur Central of the Mid-State conference title. The IHSAA’s board of control said it ruled to uphold the Marion County’s "team’s victory because no official protest was filed until two weeks after the game was played.

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