Speedway Flyer, Volume 23, Number 38, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 September 1954 — Page 6

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THE SPEEDWAY FLYER

tur Central) there, 7:00 pan. Oct. B—Football (Warren Central) there, 8:00 pan. Oct. 11 Reserve football (Brownsburg), here, 7:00 p.m Oct. 15 —Junior dance. Oct. 16 Band marching contest at Technical High School. Oct. 19—Football (Beech Grove) there, 7:30 p.m. Oct. 21, 22—State Teachers Association. Oct. 22 Football (Plainfield) there, 8:00 pan. Oct. 29—Football (Pike Township), here, 7:30 p.m. Nov. s—Junior Play. Elementary School No. 1 held a Green Flag raising ceremony Tuesday morning September 21. Larry Thomas played the National Anthem as the colors were raised after which Mr. Moore led the students in Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. Mr. Glen Collins asked the children for cooperation to keep the Green Flag flying this year. Elementary School No. 2 held a similar program on Monday. Each star on the Green Flag signifies no accidents for a month. The membership drive for the Children’s Museum will begin this week September 29-October 6. Speedway Schools have supported this effort for several years. The Museum has available several exhibits which are brought to our schools by the P.T.A. for viewing in our display cases.

Student Council representatives elected by the various classes and clubs for the 1954-55 school year are: 7th Grade, Ronald Cotton, Richard Burdge, and Thomas McPhee; Bth Grade, Max Johnson, Nina Clevinger and Don n a Wright; 9th Grade, Nancy Lewis and Glenn Higgins; 10th Grade, Glenda Harlan, Judy Wood and Ann Brockman; 11th Grade, Robert Kryter and Fred Scott; 12th Grade, Donna Burton and Larry Thomas; Debate Club, Linda Lookabaugh; Dramatics Club, Ann Burton; FBLA Club, Marilyn Woodward; FHA Club, Sandra Messick; Hi-Y Club, Dean Smith; Latin Club, Amy Foley. The varsity football team defeated Brownsburg 31-0 at Speedway last Friday night. This win gives the Spark Plugs a 2 won, 1 lost record in the Mid-State Conference. The reserve team won from Decatur Central by a score of 12-0 Monday night.

THANKS TO ALL Due to interests that require more of my personal time and attention it is with great reluctance I find it necessary to resign as Cub Master of Cub Scout Pack No. 66 in Speedway City. I wish to thank all the people, and firms for their fine cooperation with the pack and myself the year and a half I have been Cub Master. I wish also to thank the pack sponsor, the P.T.A. and also the Speedway Flyer. Good luck, Cuba, and may you all go far. —Lloyd O. Raehn.

ANTIQUE SHOW Gamma Alpha Chapter, Pai lota Xi, Portland, Indiana is having their Seventh Annual Antique Show October 9 and 10 at the Portland Armory. Collector Items —everything lor sale. The show is open from 10 aan. to 10 pm. on Saturday and 10 am. to • pm. on Sunday.

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JOB’S DAUGHTERS NEWS Old clothes, hats, shoes, etc.— please gather them up for the Job’s Daughter’s Rummage Sale! Anyone having rummage can take it to Lynch’s, 1809 N. Auburn, Collins, 5040 W. 15th St., or Healey’s, 1640 Fisher St If you would prefer having it picked up, just call Be. 1320. Girls, please collect rummage on your street and bring it to the next meeting. Don’t forget! Christmas will be here before you know it, so don’t get stuck at the last minute without any ribbon. Just call Be. 1320 and order it right now. We have all colors, and it’s only SI.OO for 50 yards. Speaking of Christmas, I’ll have to remind you of those grab bags. You are told to spend $1.25, but what can you get? We’ve just the thing—ceramics (ducks and umbrellas) filled with seasoning for hamburgers and steaks. After the seasoning is gone, you can use them for salt and pepper shakers. Don’t wait until too late. Remember, one pair is only $1.25. Call Be. 1320 now! Our next meeting is on October 9th and is Parents’ Night. The meeting will start at 7:00 p.m. Refreshments will be served after the meeting. Choir practice will be on October 4 at 7:00 p.m. at Lynch’s, 1809 N. Auburn. Last chance to practice for Parents’ Night. See you there! Ann Healey, Honored Queen

“Y” INDIAN GUIDES The Y Indian Guides Longhouse of the Westside will stage a Pow Wow at the Speedway Swimming Pool picnic ground on Sunday, Oct. 3 from 4 to 6 pan. to which all dads and sons of the Westside communities are invited. Ray Griffin, acting Chief of the Westside Longhouse will preside at the Pow Wow. The Kickapoo, Mohican, Wea, Mohawk and Cherokee tribes will display handicraft the dads and boys have made during the year. The Wea tribe will conduct some games and stunts between fathers and sons. After the ceremonies of the Longhouse, the fathers and sons will have a wiener roast, provided by each dad. All dads and sons are invited to observe the Y Indian Guides, a father and son program, in action. This National program of the YMCA, has as its purpose, the fastening of companionship of father and son. Ages of boys entering this program are from 6 to 9 and men interested in making their son a pal should attend the Pow Wow bring wieners, buns and drink. In case of rain the Pow Wow. will be postponed. Fathers or mothers desiring further information regarding the Y Indian Guides may secure a folder explaining the program by calling Be. 9421.

MISS DRINK WATER NEW AT BUTLER Miss Barbara L. Drinkwater, a member of the Nebraska University faculty for the past two years, has been appointed an instructor in woman’s physical education at Butler Univarsity. Miss Drinkwater is a graduate of the New Jersey College for Women and of the Women’s College of the University of North Carolina. She has taught in the public schools and colleges of New Jersey, North Carolina, and Nebraska. Miss Drinkwater has been a summer eamp counselor and director in Maine, and has been recognized nationally as a sports official in several women's activities.

GIRL SCOUT NEWS Troop No. 385 went to camp Dellwood Friday after school and came home Saturday afternoon. The following girls hiked to camp; Susie Rollins, Judy Butler, Donna Urbancic, Eletta Simoton, Oliva Barsoda, Johneva Crane, Julie Cook, Patty Caiman, Sue Thompson, Patty Scyphers, Sandra Sharp, Kathy McGill. Thanks to our leaders, Mrs. Hilda Sharp, Mrs. Phyllis Rubancic, and licensed campers, Mrs. Judy Scyphers, Mrs. Ruth Thompson, for such a good time. We’ll look forward to tent camping this Spring. —Donna Urbancic, Pub. ADELIA CHAPTER I. T. S. C. The Adelia Chapter of I.T.S.C. will meet Monday, October 4th at 6:30 pjn. in the Y.M.C.A. Subject for the evening will be “Italian Ethiopia, Italian and British Smoliland.” Hostesses will be Mrs. Virginia Bennett, Mrs. Emmalena McAree, Mrs. Lillian Messang, Mrs. Leona Rikhoff. —Ruth Parke, Pres., Mazie Bender, Pub. MeCANN MADE ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR Dr. Lloyd E. McCann, specialist in school administration and coordinator of graduate work in education at Butler University, has been promoted to the rank of associate professor President M. O. Ross has just announced. Dr. McCann is a graduate of Colorado State College of Education, Greeley, Colorado, and a frequent contributor to national magazines.

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