Speedway Flyer, Volume 29, Number 22, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 June 1960 — Page 7

Thursday, June 2, 1960

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SCHOOL NEWS (Continued from Page 1) their instruments and make arrangements for enrollment with the band director on or before June 14. A student who expects to become a member of the seventh grade band during the 196061 school year, but does not wish to participate in the 1960 summer instrumental program should have an instrument and should make arrangements for enrollment with the band director on or before July 15. The Speedway varsity baseball team defeated Greenwood 2-1 last week to win the Mid-State Conference baseball championship with a 7-0 conference record. The Sparkplugs’ only loss of the entire season was to a Southport team that won the Marion County Championship. The Speedway reserve team won from Plainfield 9-2 in a game played last week.

The first part of the annual Honor Day Program was held Friday, May 20, before a student assembly. At this program pupils in the top 10 per cent of each class and the individuals showing the most improvement in class standing the past year were given medals furnished by the Speedway Lions Club. Also at this program twenty-nine newly qualified pupils were inducted into the National Honor Society. The following pupils received Lions Club awards for being in the top 10 per cent of their class. SENIORS Sandra Huffman, Carole Wright, Dixie White, Sandra Scyphers, Virginia Mitchell. Bill Tingle, Janet Briggs, Beverly Bates, Mike Gradison, Beverly Trueblood, Charlene Eversole. JUNIORS Corky Queener, Diane Douglas, Bob Poste, Mary Jane Anderson, Tom Craig, Cal Ewing, Dean Hubbard. Jerry Roberts, Mary Jane

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Blase, Bob Parke, Steve Brown, Dick Nester, Barbara Kildsig, Marcia Pollock, Carolyn Warren, Arleen Harris. SOPHOMORES Brian Trentham, Bob Oliver, Denny Hackett, Kathie Smith, Sharon Thompson, Sandie Hickey, Tony Ridoifo, Nancy Hiatt, Linda Harris, Joe Wallace, Patti Scyphers, Linda Slough. FRESHMEN Marsha Seibert, John Bareham, Terry Heiser, Sandra Feely, Bob Sanders, Jane Curry, Larry Sipe, Dave Kress, Barbara McHenry, Johnny Cadick, Joan Kojola, Dave Hamer, Janine Jordan, Sue Price, Steve Sallee. EIGHTH GRADE Mary Lyn Miller, David L. Johnson, Sondra Hinchman, George Walker, David Wills, Doris Hitchcock, Keith Peiper, Gregg Heacock, Patricia Kildsig, Sandra Feucht, Janice Tremor, Jody Hanna, Nancy Kern, Phil Hamilton, Richard Stanton. SEVENTH GRADE

Barbara Curry, Helen Bledsoe, Dixie Johnson, Doug Carden, Dick Colclesser, Martha Campbell, Dwight Klippel, Sherri Raquet, Steve Sash, Jane Jarvis, Tom Smith, Janet Thompson, Charles Jordan, Betsy Najar, Mark Maxwell, Judith Keel, Janice Atkinson, Evelyn Burton. Pupils receiving awards for the most improvement in class standing the past year were: Melinda McArthur, senior; Herman Greenwood, junior; Gery Marmaduke, sophomore; Sharon Sharpe, freshman; Robert Maple, eighth grade. Three seniors, in addition to the fifteen who qualified last year, and twenty-six juniors became members of the National Honor Society. The seniors were Judy Kirchhoff, Carol Lampman, and Mike Swift. The juniors were Mary Jane Anderson, Mary Jane Blase, Steve Brown, Tom Craig, Janet Denny, Beverly Dine, Diane Douglas, Cal Ewing, Robert Frye, Ruth Haettinger, Arleen Harris, Dean Hubbard, Betty Huffman, Barbara Kildsig, Janet McClelland, Sally Manion, Brenda Montgomery, Barbara Morris, Dick Nester, Robert Parke, Marcia Pollock, Robert Poste, Steve Queener, Jerry Roberts, Jim Traylor, and Carolyn Warren.

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"One In Christ" World Wide Mission Outlook Pentecost Service at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church, Temple and East 11th, 4:00 p.m.» June 5, 1960. Speakers will be Rev. Hector Lagoo, Missionary in Caracus Venezuela; Dr. H. A. Mayer, Sec. of Missions of the Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod; Rev. John Murdock, Pastor of Grace Lutheran, Evansville, Ind. Guest

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Choirs will be St. Peter’s Choir; St. Paul’s Girl’s Choir; Our Savior Senior Choir. This service is sponsored by the Lutheran Human Relations Association. Lions Club Fish Fry Plan to join your many friends tomorrow and Saturday by having dinner out at your Local Lions Club Fish Fry. Serving from 5 p.m.

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