Speedway Flyer, Volume 27, Number 9, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 February 1958 — Page 6

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School News (Continued from Page 1) The Speedway High School Chorus under the direction of Mr. Dalton Wicker presented the musical program for the last general session of the Convention of the National Association of Secondary School Principals held in Indianapolis last week. About 2,000 principals attended this final session at the Murat Temple, and many favorable comments were heard concerning the performance of the Speedway students. On last Wednesday afternoon forty-seven high school principals from twenty-one different states visited Speedway High School touring the building and asking questions about staff, curriculum, community and student body. Included in this group were principals from such distant places as Quantico, Virginia, Fargo, North Dakota, Clarksdale, Mississippi, Okalhoma City, Oklahoma, Lamar, Colorado, Orlando, Florida, Millbury, Massachusetts, Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, Mona, Utah, and Brantford, Ontario, Canada. In the State Solo and Ensemble Contest at Butler University last Saturday, Bill Hackett received first division in trombone and Beverly Bates and Beverly Trueblood received first division in a flute duet.

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Speedway defeated Greenwood in both the varsity and reserve basketball games at Speedway last Friday night The varsity won 59-31 and the reserves, 32-22. Winners for the eighth and final week of the elementary basketball program were the Sparks, Hoosiers, Jets, and Rockets in the fifth grade league and the Satans, Trojans, Bulldogs, and Chiefs in the sixth grade league. Final standings for the fifth grade league: Won Lost Globetrotters 7 y * 1 Sputnicks 5 j 3. Jets S Sj 3 Hoosiers 5 * 3 Rockets 4 ' ■ 4 Sparks 4 ? 4 Pacers 1 7 Comets 0 8

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(Coattnuea from Pace U society. Mothers bring your children with yon—wives have your husbands sit toward the back this one Sunday. Many graces are gained by you as well as for your society by the reception al Holy Communion in a body. Father Lindemann considers that every lady who is a member of St Christopher is a member of the Altar Society. Next Sunday after all the Masses yummy-yummy—the C.Y.Q. are going to have a BAKE SALE. Your Patronage will help these young people to finance their activities. - Following the Wednesday night services next week, a short business meeting of the Altar Society will be held. No program is planned because of Lent Chairmen for the meeting are Mesdames Ann Petraits and Lillian Plummer. FISH DlNNEß—Friday—March 21st—is announced. Mesdames Anna Marie Rosner and Dolores Rolles are co-chairmen. Circle this date on your calendars now and we’ll tell you more about it next week. The co-chairmen called a meeting of their committee for last night after services. Congratulations to Samuel and Ann Adair of 2102 Allison! It was a boy on Sunday, February 16th, at the Methodist Hospital Dudley 4 and Kevin 3 were on hand to welcome mother and baby brother, Robin Allan, home. The Sacred Heart Discussion Group met at the home of Mrs. Rose Sherman Monday evening. High Mass was offered for the parish on Monday morning at 8 o’clock. A High Mass of Thanksgiving was sung on Tuesday morning, it being the 25th Wedding Anniversary of Joseph and Mae Geiman. Yesterday morning Barbara Gerringer was remembered at the request of the Unversaw grandchildren. This morning friends of Ruth Kasnak requested the Mass for her

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Final standings for the sixth grade league: Won Lost Satans 6 2 Sparks 5 3 Blue Streaks 5 3 Bulldogs 5 3 Trojans 5 3 Chiefs 4 4 Scorpions 1 7 Spartans 1 7 Team members of the winning fifth grade Globetrotters are Elwyn Matthews, John Nilson, Ross Hubbard, Marvin Dowden, Denny Creighton, Eugene Zorin an, Stephen Lewis, Jon Smith, and Charles Guire. Team members of the winning sixth grade Satans are Mike McArthur, David Huffman, Stanley Denman, Jay Gyarmati, Tom Elson, John Ziegler, Cecil Wither* bee, and Jim Hansen,

Library Notes Open hours for the public are: 6:30 to 9:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday. These titles are new: Norton—Plague ship Norton—Space police Olson —The tall one Orchard—Study successfully Oxford book of American verse Paradis—From high school to a job Pearl —The tenth wonder: atomic energy Pearl—How to know the minerals and rocks Petry—Harriet Tubman What to make, 1956 Porter—Best stories of O. Henry Pratten—Portrait painting for beginners Price—Volcano adventure Quinn —Representative American plays Reeder—West Point story SPEEDWAY SENIOR M.Y.F. PAPER SALE MARCH 8 ,

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father, John Dockter. Tomorrow morning will be said a High Mass for Jack and Elizabeth S. O'Neal at the request of the Jack and Carolyn O’Neal family. During Lent there are three Masses on Wednesday—at 6:15 in the morning, at 8 in the morning, and again at 8 in the evening, following the Sacred Heart Devotions. The 6:15 Mass during Lent is also said in the auditorium. Frequent Communion is given and confessions are heard in the small chapel upstairs in the school after the 6:15 Mass. RUMMAGE SALE date is announced—Saturday, April 12th—the Saturday after Easter—at St Rita. As usual, there will be a sale at St Christopher one or two days before. Start saving your RUMMAGE. If you want Rummage picked up, please call Mrs. Kathryn Brothers, chairman, CH. 4-4889, and make arrangements. Rummage from non-Catholks would very much be appreciated—just call Mrs. Brothers. Do you have any dean, old rags which could be used by our men who are doing the interior painting of the new church? If so, Father Lindemann would appreciate your putting them in paper bags and bringing them down to the social room right away. Thank you. Christian Family Movement will sponsor a Cana Conference at Holy Spirit Catholic Church in Indianapolis on Sunday, March 9th, 1:30 to 5:30. Title for the afternoon is “Sex Education in the Home.” Rev. Blaise Hettich, 0.5.8., will conduct the conference. Reservations will not be required, but for further information call Raymond and Patricia Kuehr, 5334 E. 19th Place, FL. 7-6680. A time of Recollection has been set up for the West-Side Junior C.Y.O. for the fourth Sunday in Lent, March 16th, from 2 to 5 at Marian College. Father James Doherty, professor at the Latin School and associate editor of the Indiana Catholic, will be the speaker. Supper in the College cafeteria will be served for seventy-five cents. All high school students are not only invited, but expected to take part in this spiritual activity, especially those students who are attending public school who have no opportunity for days of recollection or retreats. The Committee of Holy Name Society are still selling memberships in the S£. Christopher Clothing Club. If you are interested in a tailored suit or top-coat or other garments and you have not been contacted, call Joe King or Herbert Grande. Tentative plans were made to raise the Tower of the New Church Wednesday of this week, weather conditions permitting. Collections were taken up after all the Masses Sunday for the Indian and Negro Missions. Anyone who wishes may place their membership envelopes in the Propagation of the Faith in the collection baskets on , Sunday. These memberships are now due. Pray daily your Rosary for peace in the world. Nora. Bray

Thursday, February 27* 1958

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