Speedway Flyer, Volume 28, Number 5, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 February 1959 — Page 3

Thursday, February 5, 1959

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SCHOOL NEWS (Continued from Page 1) ketball team won the Mid-State Conference basketball tourney played at Brownsburg last weekend by defeating Greenwood 3317, Plainfield 54-35, and Brownsburg 44-38. Previously the freshman boys had lost the final game of the Marion County Freshman Tourney to Southport by a two v point margin. Lyle Neat is the' team coach. In the Solo and Ensemble Auditions at Indiana Central College last Saturday, Judy Kirchhoff received a first division rating in three different events in-

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eluding a vocal solo, a piano solo, and with the Star-liters vocal group. Other members of the Star-litas are Karen White, Linda Houpt, Marcia Keever, Jeanette Potter, and Sharon Tarplee. Karen Brown also received a first division for her piano solo. Second division winners were Marcia Pollock, Beverly Bates, Mary Jane Anderson, Sharon Tarplee, and Karen White in vocal solos and Marcia Pollock in a piano solo. Richard Stanton received a first digpion for a piano solo in the Junior High Division. Accompanists for the vocal solos included Paula Winterfeldt,

Sue Tood, Barbara Morris, and Linda Swails. Anyone wishing to purchase tickets for the Regional, Semistate, and Final State Basketball Tourney, should leave their order and money with Athletic Director Clyde Sallee by February 15. Regional tickets will be $1.75, Semi-state $2.25, and Finals $3.00. The varsity and reserve teams won from Danville last Friday night by 73-56 and 53-23 scores respectively. On Saturday night both teams lost to Washington High School, the varsity 85-71 and the reserves 36-34. In an overtime game last week the eighth grade team defeated Perry Township 29 to 27. Recent Intramural results: ' Ewing 31, Helse 20 Graves 25, Zomiger 13 Strouse 12, McGinley 10 Ross 42, Wilhoite 24 Douglas 39, Johnson 38 LIBRARY NOTES The Library is open for adult and student usage four evenings each week. Hours are from 6:30 to 9:00 EST Monday through Thursday. These books have been added recently: Grimm—Grimm’s fairy tales Hahn—Leonardo da Vinci Halacy—Fabulous fireball Hall—Straw hat summer Hammond-Innes —Wreck of the Mary Deare Handel—Canoeing Hankinson—Boxing Miller—Greece and the Greeks DeVette—Blueprint reading for the metal trades U. S. Government organization manual, 1957-58 Hardy—Tess of the D’Urbervilles

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