Speedway Flyer, Volume 28, Number 4, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 January 1959 — Page 3

'‘Thursday, January 29, 1959

SCHOOL NEWS (Continued from Page 1) lege this Saturday, January 31. The audition is sponsored by the Indiana School Music Association. Speedway students who will participate are: Marcia Pollock, Judy Kirchhoff, Mary Jane Anderson, Beverly Bates, Sharon Tarplee, Karen White, Jeanette Potter, Linda Houpt, Marcia Keever, Richard Stanton, Glenn Miller, Karen Brown, Paula Winterfeldt, Sue Todd, Barbara Morris, and Linda Swails. Speedway reserves and varsity lost two close games at North Central Saturday night, the reserves by a 31-27 score and the varsity 64-62. The varsity players turned in one of their best games of the season leading 11 points at the end of the 3rd quarter, but lost when they were unable to hit the last quarter while North Central made almost every shot taken.

Sixth grade league standings are: Won Lost Eagles 4 0 Wildcats 3 1 Hawkeyes 3 1 ’ Spartans 2 2 Celtics 2 2 Little Giants 1 3 Sparks 1 3 Globetrotters 0 4 Members of 6th grade teams are: WILDCATS: Mike Brubaker, Mike Alma, Jan Buis, Jim Keating, Marvin Dowden, Philip Hoose, Jim Scanlon, Greg Smith, Bryant Lucas. HAWKEYES: Tom Smith, Ronald Feely, Danny Chandler, Dennis Creighton, Russell Sinks, Karl Wacker, Tom Ridolfo, Dwight Klippel, Mark Norwalt, Jerry Hovermale. EAGLES: Gary Laughlin, Dennis Murphy, Steve Chappell, Robert Rhoades, Ronald Zoll, Teddy Nolte, Donn Wonnell, Steve Sash, Mike Whipple, Ernest Freeland. LITTLE GIANTS: John Nilson, John Lippard, Steve Purdue, Craig Hubbard, Joey Proctor, Herb Crawford, Steve Stephanoff, Greg Middaugh, Wayne Mitchell, Brock Able. CELTICS: Jimmy Boswell, Rusty Allen, Lynn McCoy, Richard Baker, David Lee, Rodney Read, Larry Wallace, Noel Jay Bowers, Donald Robinson, Jack Teagarden. GLOBETROTTERS: E 1 wy n Matthews, Doug Carden, Jimmy Perin, Billy Cotton, Jimmy Hutchens, Mark Urban, David Troutman, Jack Eldridge, Billy Strouse, Steven Dillinger. SPARKS: Jim Roach, Ross Hubbard, Terry Castle, David Sharpe, Gary Witherbee, Steve Lewis, Clarence Watson, Robert Burgin, Dennis Heacock, Lester Inglehart. SPARTANS: Herb Robbins, Bill Stovall, Alan Robbins, Greg McCracken, Norman Brennan, Ronald Phillips, Charles Jordan Ralph Sharpe, Mike Brown.

LIBRARY NOTES The High School Library is open four evenings each week for adult and student use. Hours are from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m., C.S.T., Monday through Thursday. These books are new: Kisinger—The new Lucinda Gallant—Exploring the planets Dolan —Pasteur and the invisible giants Fine—How to be accepted by the college of your choice Cohen—Vocational training directory of the U. S. Hilton—Nothing so strange Gray—Adam of the road

Senior M.YJF. Devotions were given by Loretta Perkins. Emil Massed, an exchange student from Jordan, will show slides from the Holy Land Sunday, February Bth. We will go to Frankfort for our District meeting at 3:00 p.m. on Sunday, February Itth. We will have a dessert auction and everyone is invited. We would like to thank Mrs. Brown, Mr. Kinder and Mr. Shelly for letting us use the trucks and station wagon for our Paper Sale. Loretta Perkins, M.Y.F. Reporter.

Vic Knight At Indiana Roof Vic Knight and his orchestra will play on the Indiana Roof next Saturday night, January 31. This will be the first Saturday night dance this season due to the heavy rental schedule to private organizations for banquets, din-ner-dances, etc., on that night. Knight will bring his fifteen piece aggregation for the four hour dance which starts at 8:30, with doors opening at 8. The Roof Club has booked The Jimmy Dorsey Band with Jimmy Cassell for its next “name” attraction on Sunday, February 22. Tickets for this dance will go on sale next week. The Glen Miller orchestra with Ray McKinley, previously announced for Sunday, March Ist, will be here on Sunday, March Bth. Tickets for this will also go on sale shortly.

GIRL SCOUT AND BROWNIE NEWS Girl Scout Troop 247 visited John Herron Art Museum January 15th. Nine girls enjoyed a very interesting tour of the ageold statues and paintings. Our thanks to Mrs. Joyce Russert and Mrs. Marian Giant who furnished transportation. ' Troop 471 went on an overnight January 23-24 and stayed in the White House at Camp Dellwood. January 24th was Susan Coll’s birthday and Friday night her mother and father came out with

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cake and ice cream. Thank you, Mr. and Mrs. Coll. We worked on our Basketry badge by making a small basket and also discussed our skating and My World Badge which we are planning to work on. We are now taking the Folk Dancing badge from Helen Leonard. We plan to have a RUMMAGE SALE March 28, at St. Rita’s, 1850 Arsenal. The girls attending the overnight were: Janice Atkinson, Susan Coll, Barbara Curry, Janet Farley, Linda Lewter, Barbara Love, Sherri Raquet, Jane Scott, Chris Solt, Mary Southworth,

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Jan Sullivan, Linda Walker, Susie Young, and Mary Jo Zimmer. I’m sure we all enjoyed ourselves. Mary Jo Zimmer, Reporter. Troop 450 started the meeting with the Brownie promise. We then had a puppet show. The puppets were made out of paper sacks. Then we sang songs. We had a lot of fun. WATCH FOR SENIOR C.Y.F. CHIU SUPPER Fellowship HaR Speedway Christian Church WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19

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"May In January" For Psi lota Xi Members The annual Mid-Year Luncheon of the National Psi lota Xi sorority will be attended Saturday, January 31, 1959 by delegates and members from 95 chapters at the Murat Temple, Indianapolis, Indiana. Mrs. Maurice King and Mrs. Geo. Hunt of the local Gamma Theta chapter will serve as official delegates. Also attending from Speedway will be Mesdames Clyde Sallee, Lyle Neat, John Williams, Ralph Johnson, Charles Nay, Robert Scheeffer, Dale Williams, T. A. Hanna, Harold Marvel, Robert Messenger, Jack O’Neal, Donald Pirtle, Maurice Smith, R. G. Foland, Harold Douglas, W. F. Betsill, Robert Kryter, Robert Elson, Edward Hawkins, Henry Birk.

Alphi Chi chapter of Hagerstown, Indiana, will be hostess to the 900 members attending. Mrs. Guy Welliver is general chairman and Mrs. Jack Bryan is co-chair-man. Invitations, printed in black and white Old English type, have been issued carrying out the theme of the Mid-Year Luncheon, “Old English May Day.” A coffee hour and registration period at 10:30 (CJD.T.) will be followed by the luncheon at 12:00 o’clock. Guests will be seated at 100 tables for eight. Each table will be centered with a white Maypole with colorful turquoise ribbons reaching to each place setting. A large Maypole will be featured in the center of the Egyptian Room, which will be functional as well as decorative when the Earlham College Players and Singers will present portions of the traditional Earlham College May Day pageant. Dances will include the Maypole dance, the Morris Men dances, and the English Circle dances. Music will be provided by the Madrigals sung by strolling singers from the Earlham College Concert Choir as well as Village Waits performing on wind instruments. Scenes from the Pyramus and Thisbe in Midsummer’s Night Dream will be dramatized. SPEEDWAY LIONS CLUB AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE DAY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21

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