Speedway Flyer, Volume 31, Number 25, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 July 1962 — Page 1

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St. Christopher’s Catholic Church 5335 Wed 16th Street Rev. L. A. Lindemann Pastor Rev. Paul Richart Assistant JBastor Sunday Masses: 6:30—8:00—10:00—11:30 / Confessions on Thursday before First Friday. \ (Continued on Page 6) \

39th Treasure Mrs. W. H. Varley, 1760 N. Gerrard, was the 39th winner. Her coupon was worth S2O. Her name was the 6th name drawn. The first 5 names drawn were Peg Genung, Mrs. R. E. Wilson, Arthur Graub, Gertrude Laughner, and Joe O’Neal. They will each receive a $1 consolation certificate. The next Treasure Chest drawing will be held at Backemeyer’s Grocery, 5240 Crawfordsville Rd., Saturday, July 7, 2:30 p.m. Regardless of weather conditions or other circumstances, the winners will be selected every

Friendship Seven Reading Club

Nearly 300 boys and girls of Speedway have registered for the Summer Recreational Reading Program at the library. Many others are reading without joining the club. Participants in the program who read and report on at least 15 books during the summer will be issued a reading certificate during the week of July 23-27, the final week the library is open this summer. During August the library will be closed. Hours for the summer are: 9 to 12, 1 to 4, 7 to 9 Monday through Thursday. 9 to 12, 1 to 4 on Friday.

Weekly Firecrafters* Bar-B-Que At Belzer The Firecrafters of Camp Belzer announce that the Weekly Chicken Bar-B-Que would be held again this year at the Belzer Scout Reservation, 6200 Boy Scout Road, every Wednesday evening from 6 to 7 o’clock and from July 4th until August 15th inclusive. This special event will enable the general public to view the camp’s activities. Reservations may be made by calling the Central Indiana Council office, ME. 4-7391, no later than noon on Tuesday.

Card of Thanks We are deeply grateful and appreciate the kindness, sympathy and many beautiful floral tributes extended by our good neighbors and friends at the passing of our beloved husband and father, DONALD E. POWLEN. We especially wish to thank Rev. Montgomery of the Speedway Christian Church for his kind understanding services rendered. Wife and Family

Speedway Baptist Church ! (Affiliated with the Southern Baptist Convention? f 2986 Moller Road ' Rev. James R. Deuel, Pastor, AX 1-8570 Sunday School, 9:45 am Training Union, 6:30 p.m. Morning Worship 8:30,11 a.m. Evening Worship, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday night: Sunday school teachers and officers meeting at 7:00; Prayer Service at 7:45. The Speedway Baptist Church is always happy to welcome visitors at any service. Nursery facilities are always available.

Church of Christ <958 West 10th Sime* ftanricee: Sunday 10:00 ajn. and 730 pjn Thursday 730 pjn. For information call CH. 1-4382

Baptist Church of The Master (American Baptist) WURam Helm. Pastor 1820 N. Girls School Road CH. 1-7048 Sunday Morning Unified Service—9:3o to 11:10. B.YJT. 830 pjn. Sunday. Evening Service 730 pjn. Wednesday Evening Bible Study, 730 p.m.

Clermont Christian Church (Independent) 102 W. Main St—Clermont. Indiana—Phone: AX 1-7430 C. A. Lattimer, Minister H. Pray, Jr, B. S. Supt Dean Ross, Associate Minister Jim Toombs, B.S. Supt 8:30-9:45. First Worship and Communion. 9:40-10:30. Bible School. 10:30-11:45. Second Worship and Communion. 630 pjn. Jr. and Sr. High Youth. 730 pjn. Evg. Evan. Service. TUESDAY: 7:00-8:00 pjn. Jr. Choir Practice. ' THURSDAY: 730-7:45 pjn. Bible Study. 7:45-930 pjn. Choir Practice.

Tine SPEEDWAY FLYER Issued Every Week to Every Home in Speedway, Westgate Addition and Clermont

Chest Winner Saturday at 2:30 pan. at a location to be announced next week. The following Speedway Retail Merchants are sponsors: Beck Drug Store, Lyons Department Store, Backemeyer’s Grocery, Speedway Hardware and Garden Shop, Rosner Drug Stores, Inc., Main Drug Store, Speedway Frozen Food Center, The Trend House, Speedway Furniture Store. Be sure to be there. You may be a winner! The 40th chest will contain S2OO and the winner could win 50% of this amount.

Tri Kappa News Speedway Christian Church Fellowship Hall was the scene of Epsilon Eta initiation on Tuesday evening, June 26. Mrs. William Bunting, president, conducted initiation service for the following pledges: Mrs. Margaret Collins, Mrs. Dorothy Spitzer, Mrs. Nancy Perrigo, Mrs. Leona Voight, Miss Julie Cook, Miss Nancy Hiatt, Miss Jayne Thompson and Miss Nancy Wraight. For the social hour which followed, the committee used flowers, horseshoes and model horses to convey good luck to our new members, the chapter, and to the forthcoming Horse Show which all Tri Kappas in this area are sponsoring July 29 at the Fairgrounds Coliseum. Election of officers for the coming year was held and the following officers were elected: Mrs. Wendell Kearn, president; Mrs. James Mattis, vice-presi-dent; Mrs. John Ferguson, treasurer; Mrs. Richard Zeph, recording secretary; and Miss Pauline Hendrickson, corresponding secretary. At the Honor Day service at the close of school a S2OO Tri Kappa scholarship was awarded to Miss Judy Dolton who is planning to attend a dental technician school. An additional SIOO scholarship was given to Miss Janet McClelland who is completing her second year at Ball State College. Two sls art scholarships were given to Miss Linda Harris and Robert Evens. Also, Tri Kappa is sponsoring Bonnie Enlow and Kathy Mathis to Girls’ State at Bloomington this week. THANK YOU! Friends and neighbors are always wonderful to have around you, but their many acts of kindness are especially appreciated in time of sorrow. Thanks to all of you for your prayers, flowers, cards, visits, and taxi service at the time of the death of our son in the East. Nora Bray and Family

PARK REWS PEANUT LEAGUE STANDINGS American League (Main Park) Won Lost Blue Flashes 3 1 Giants 3 1 Pirates 2 2 Cardinals 0 4 National League (Meadowood) Dodgers 3 1 Braves 2 2 Eagles 2 3 Yankees 1 3 International League (22nd St.) Yankees 2 1 Red Legs 1 1 Hornets 1 2 The Checkers Tournament is over and here are the results: at the Main Park, Div. I; Mitchell Feucht, Ist; Ron Roy, 2nd; Mike Brubaker, 3rd. Div. II winners: Charles Stevens, Ist; John Tapscott, 2nd; Jenny Speer, 3rd. Div. Ill: Mike Stevens, Ist; Gary Rabb, 2nd; Vic Stewart, 3rd. Results from Meadowwood are: Div. I, Charles Engle, Ist; Steve Fall, 2nd; Bob Davis, 3rd. Div. H, Tom Haynes, Ist; David Parker, 2nd; Bob Dennison, 3rd. In Div. 111, Rick Feige, Ist; Jack Holmes, 2nd; Terry Klutts, 3rd. In the playoffs between the two park champs, Charles Engle and Mitchell Feucht, the championship goes to Main Park’s Mitch Feucht. Our Senior Horseshoe Tournament is over and A. E. Harris is our champion. Trophies will be awarded to each of the four participants. Despite the poor showing, plans are under way to start a horseshoe pitching league next year in order to provide evening recreation for men of Speedway. Mr. Harris was the past State Horseshoe champ of Indiana in 1950-52 and 58. The Junior Horseshoe Tournament is now under way and the results will be in the next issue. In the Chinese Checkers roundups at the Main Park: Div. I, Ron Ray, Ist; Steve Speer, 2nd. Div. 11, Jenny Speer, Ist; Charles Stevens, 2nd; John Tapscott, 3rd. Div. 111, Gary Rabb, Ist; Mike Stevens, 2nd. Main Park champ was Ron Ray. Results from Meadowood are: Div. I, David Graves, Ist; Sue Dennison, 2nd; Bob Davis, 3rd. Div. 11, Tom Haynes, Ist; Bob Dennisson, 2nd, and Ted Eschenbach, 3rd. Div. 111, Fred Kurtz, Ist; Chris Such, 2nd. The Meadowood Park champion was Tom Haynes. In the play-offs for Speedway Parks champ, Ron Ray defeated Tom Haynes for the park champ. The Croquet Tournament at Main Park and the Carrom Tournament at Meadowood will start July 9. Registration is between 9:30 and 10:00 on Monday, July 9.

We have had a complaint against our policy of asking that all activities stop on Wednesday from 10:00 to 10:30 as a courtesy to our storytelling people. We have always had good attendance at this part of our organized program. We ask the children to sit and be quiet so as not to distract the attention of our young listeners. The Speedway parks are public property under supervision for the purpose of recreation. We plan our program to try to entertain children of all ages. If this part of the program is not acceptable to enough people we will discontinue it. However, if the number of youngsters remains as high as it has in the past, then we will continue to insist that the interests of the majority be served. Thank you, Jim Crumley CH. 4-8229

Chapel Hill United Presbyterian Church Minister—James W. Marshall—AT. 3-7354 Temporary Meeting Place—Clyde T. Fulton Jr. High School 7344 West 10th Street Sunday Worship—9:3o ajn. Nursery and Church School Classes lor children.

Speedway Methodist Church 18th and Presto Streets REV. HOWARD E. WRIGHT, MINISTER Rev. R. Richmond Blake* Associate Minister First Hour—93o-10:30 9:00-10:00—First Worship Service (Family Worship: Children in Ist grade through 6th with parents in Church lor portion of service and then leave with their teachers for Church School classes Nursery facilities and Classes for children through 5 years of age* 9:00-10:30). 10:00-10:30—Church School for Youth and Adults. Second Hour—lo:4s-11:45. 10:45-11:45—Second Worship Service. 10:45-11:45—Church School for children through 6th grade. A friendly welcome awaits you at the Speedway Methodist Church. Nursery facilities and Sunday School classes for children (Continued on Page 8)

Thursday, July 5, ? 1962

Wednesday Duplicate N-S 1. Dick Eschenbach-Lynn Hamburg 2. Roy Diesner-Bill Hutchison 3. Bernie & Phyllis Casselman 4. Bill & Maxine Cook E-W 1. Wes. & Mary Kissel 2. Monty Hale-Dom Bastianelli 3. Jim and Carol Gibson 4. Harold Hamburg-Mary Eschenbach PLANS MADE FOR HAM PICNIC The XYL Club held its regular meeting Friday, June 15, at the home of Mrs. Don McFarling, 2936 E. Highwoods. New Officers were installed, Mrs. D M. Davis, president; Mrs. Robert K. Caskey, vice-president; Mrs. R. 5. Griffith, secretary, and Mrs. David Bell, treasurer. Plans were made for a general picnic for all Ham clubs of Marion County in August. Children's Museum The second week of the Children’s Museum series of July programs will feature a sketch class, a talk on ancient Egypt, a folk song program, and a demonstration of dog obedience. Each event, to which everyone is invited free, will take place at 11 o’clock, Tuesday through Friday, and two more weeks of special programs are scheduled for the latter half of July. Throughout the month the Museum is open to visitors at regular hours, 9 to 5, Tuesday through Saturday, but it will be closed entirely during August. Tuesday’s sketch class will be the second meeting of the group that meets each Tuesday in July, but anyone wishing to join may do so even though some classes are missed. Miss Laura HoMw*, Museum staff member, will conduct the group, outdoors in fair weather, inside the Museum in case of rain. Art work will be freehand with crayon or pencil, materials being furnished by the Museum. Mummies, tomb building, the life of pharoahs and their families, farming, shopkeeping, the art of writing, home life, dress, and entertainment of ancient Egyptians will be the subject of David Cassady’s talk on Wednesday, and he will take the audience into the Ancient World gallery which displays a mummy in its case and many other objects from the ancient world. Accompanying himself on the guitar, Marion K. Mathas will give a folk singing program on Thursday, telling the stories behind many ballads, singing numbers such as “The Widdecomb Fair,” an English folk song; “Old Dan Tucker,” which is American; “Coffee Grows on the White Oak Tree,” an American playparty tune; “The Leather-Winged Bat,” a children’s song; “The Golden Vanity,” in which a cabin boy sings a lament, the song being both English and Swedish, and other tunes. The audience will join in some numbers. Mr. Mathas, Indianapolis grade school principal, has given many folk song programs, including some on radio and television. William Worley, operator of “Canine College,” will direct a demonstration of dog obedience at the Friday program, outdoors if the weather is clear. Dogs and owners trained in his school will demonstrate steps in animal training and dogs will jump, retrieve, obey hand signals, and demonstrate degrees earned in training.

( , PSI lOTA XI A delightful Initiation Dinner with an Hawaiian theme was held at the Holiday Inn Thursday, Jun* 28. After the dinner initiation was held for the following new. members of Psi lota Xi, Gamma Theta Chapter: Marilyn Fogarty; Jane Ross; Linda Weber; Judy Butler; Karen Etchells and Thalia Hanna. TEENS AND TWENTIES Tie Teens & Twenties Youth group of Speedway Methodist Church meet every Sunday evening at 7 o’clock in the Chapel. We wish to extend an invitation to all youth of post-high age to attend these meetings. Congratulations to the new officers who are as follows: Stanley Crain, president; Natalie McClelland, vice pres. - treas.; Sharri Hall, secretary.

NOBLE SCHOOL OFFERS SUMMER CLASSES Summer School being offered at Noble School for Retarded Children, 615 W. 43rd St., starting July 9-August 17. Variety of Arts-Crafts-Swimming and Recreation to be offered. For further information call the school office, WA. 5-3574 or WA. 5-3231.

Mr.&Nrs.PatO’BriM Nut at Avondale

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That lovable Irishman. Pat O’Brien and his lovely wife, Eloise, win return to Avondale Playhouse to co-star in a preBroadway tryout, “Cradle and All,” July 10-15. ‘ Recommended as* entertainment for the entire family. “Cradle and AU” is a warm comedy concerning two families living under the same roof. Sumner Long, the play’s author, will be in Indianapolis for the opening. i This is Mr. O’Brien’s fourth visit to Avondale and Mrs. O’Brien’s second. The couple appeared here last season in the classic. “Our Town.” Mrs. O’Brien was an actress before the couple were married 30 years ago and gave up the stage to be a housewife. However, with the family now grown Pat succeeded in persuading her to return to toe stage three years ago and they have been a stellar attraction ever since. I Performances will be presented nightly, Tuesday throv-’h Sunday at 8:30 P.M. at Avondale, located in the Meadows Shopping Center m Indianapolis. t

St. Luke’s United Church es Christ 5360 Wert Itth Street Congregational Christian Evangelical and Reformed Howard W. Beer, Minister, CH. 1-8762 Sunday Church School, 9:30 am. Classes for all ages. Morning Worship, 10:30 am Nursery provided. You are welcome at all times.

Westview Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) Serving Eagledale, Meadowood and Northwest Minister, Rev. Robert V. Taylor, AX 1-4418 Temporary Meeting place, Allison School, West 32nd Street. Speedway. Sunday Worship and Church School, 9:45 ajn. Worship Service and Church School for Children.

St. Andrew's z z \ Lutheran Church 5700 Crawfordsville Bead CH. 1-4118 VMMp D. Bigelow, Paster Mbs Sue Fiedler. Dimeter of ChHaßan Education Unified Church Service* Nursery, Sunday Church School for all ages, 9:00-10:45 ajn. Church Service, Nursery, Sunday Church School (ages 3-11) 1130-1130 ajn. The Church with the red doors is always open for meditation and prayer. The Education Committee meets tonight at 8 o'clock in the Junior Department. (continued on page 3)

PERSONALS The family of Ervin D. Stegemoller have returned to Speedway for a six-week visit from Campinos, Brazil, South America, where he is manager of the Westinghouse Company. Mrs. Stegemoller is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Klepfer, 1924 Cunningham, who are co-owners of Speedway Lawn & Garden Center. Due to illness John Scholl has decided to take a vacation from the landscaping business for a few weeks. He will advise his patrons when he is back in business. Two Speedway young men are attending Indiana State ■ Police Academy at Indiana University this summer. They are Richard Downs, 3238 Voight, who has been deputy marshal on the Speedway police force the past six years, and Clifton O. Francis, Jr., 1664 N. Gerrard Drive, who has been working as postal clerk at the downtown post office and attending Indiana University. They are competing with 68 other cadets in an intensive physical and mental training for 50 appointments to the Indiana State Police posts in September.

Active Days For Students Of Carol Stuber Thirteen piano students were presented recently in a recital at the home of their teacher, Mrs. John Stuber. Those participating were Alan Davis, Peggy Faulk, Pam Genung, Nancy Gilmore, Karen Giant, Francelle Huber, Carol Jennings, Charles Jordan, Janine LaFeber, Charlene Lewis, Joni Marshall, Janean Russell and Mary Southwerth. Following the performances, punch and cookies were served. In order that her students could take advantage of what Nature has to offer musicians, Mrs. Stuber arranged a Music Field Day for her two beginning classes in Holliday Park, where they participated in musical games, a hike, and creative dancing.

Key To The City Civic Newcomers Club The Westside area Newcomers Club has the following events scheduled for the month of July and first part of August. July 3—Ladies Evening Bridge, 8:00 p.m., Mrs. Joseph O’Brien, 4835 W. 24th St. July 14—Couples Evening Bridge, 8:00 p.m., Mr. and Mrs. John Horn, 1534 N. Furman. July 19—Monthly Meeting, 8 p.m., Speedway State Bank, 5300 Crawfordsville Rd. July 21—Couples Social Group, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Winkler, 4907 Lincoln Road. August 7—Ladies Evening Bridge, 8:00 p.m., Mrs. Daniel J. O’Brien, 2108 N. Winfield. August 11—All Couples Bar-B-Que, Clermont Park, Clermont, Indiana.

Speedway Christian Church 14th Si. and Winton Ave CHapel 4-2000 Ray Montgomery, Minister John Andrae, Associate Minister Art Vermillion. Minister of Christian Education John Stuber, Minister of Music TWO MORNING SERVICES First Worship Service 9:00-10:00 a.m Children’s Study and Worship 10:00-10:35 and 11:00-12:00 am. Youth and Adult Classes 10:00-10:35 am. Second Worship Service 11:00-12:00 am. We extend a welcome to visitors or those living in Speedway (Continued on Page 8)

SCHOOL NEWS The name of Jerry Erwin, senior, was unintentionally omitted from the 6 weeks’ honor roll published last week. Second semester honor roll for the 1961-62 school year includes: Seniors Donna Bright, Judy Butler, Shurretta Cloyd, Mickey Coffman, Linda Cornwell, Jeanne Dragoo, Karen Etchells, Jim Griffin, Denny Hackett, Linda Harris, Nancy Hiatt, Sandra Hickey, Dave Hunt, Charles Koziura, Tom Leming, Kathy McGill, Hank Mosser, Don Moschenross, Bob Oliver, Tom Rhein, Tony Ridolfo, Patti Scyphers, Linda Slough, Kathie Smith, Dick Swift, Judy Thoma, Sharon Thompson, Brian Trentham, Jay Willever, Nancy Wraight. Juniors—Kathy Bradley, John Cadick, Jim Cook, Jane Curry, Vicki Curtis, Gary Eaves, Bonnie Enlow, Mary Featheringill, Sandy Feely, Sheila Gradison, Mike Graves, Sharon Grimes, Sharon Harris, Terry Heiser, Sandy Husser, Janine Jordan, Joan Kojola, Kenneth Kuntz, Don Kutch, Nelson Martin, Kathy Mathis, Judy McClamroch, Anita McCrackin, Barbara McHenry, Lynn McKinsey, Mary Ann Peters, Larry Phillips, Sue Price, Steve Sallee, Judy Sauerbry, Ruth Aim Schnable, Marsha Seibert, Mimi Stout, Karen Takacs, Sandy Walker, Judy Williams, Beth Zimmerman. Sophomores—Shirley Atkinson, Gary Bell, Sharon Davis, Karen Douglas, Kay Evans, Connie Faulk, Sandy Feucht, Nick Green, Mike Hackett, Phil Hamilton, Jody Hanna, Susie Havens, Susan Hayden, Gregg Heacock, David Hilberry, Linda Hildenbrand, Sondra Hinchman, Doris Hitchcock, Marilyn Hubbard, Becky Hunter, Dave Johnson, Donna Jones, Mark Kelly, Nancy Kern, Pat Kildsig, Catherine Kirby, Linda Koontz, Sandy Lampman, Curt Leonard, Joe Lewis, Marsha Mason, Susan McGlone, Mary Lyn Miller, Peggy Miller, Jeanie Nesbit, Linda Nice, Susan Palmer, Keith Pieper, Carolyn Poste, Jane Robards, Jane Rumbaugh, Barbara Simon, Rick Stanton, Pamela Thomason, Sheryl Thomson, Janice Tremor, Diane Tyler, George Walker, Brenda West, David Wills, Janet Wilshire. Freshmen—John Allen, Nancy Amick, Janice Atkinson, Helen Bledsoe, Susan Boles, Jim Boswell, Sherry Brown, Martha Campbell, Dick Colclesser, Barbara Curry, Linda DeLong, Carolyn Edington, Kenny Ent, Janet Farley, Ronnie Feely, Jan Ferguson, Dennis Heacock, Nanette

Chnpel Hill Methodist Church Rev. Clarke E. Hobby Telephone CH. 1-6163 10:45 ajn. Temporary meeting place: Clyde T. Fulton Jr. High, 7344 W. 10th Street

St. John’s Eplscopsl Church 5825 Waat 30th Street—AX. 3-0371 The Rev. John L. Lowe* Vicar: 6110 Hickory wood Dr, AX 1-6887 830 ajn. Holy Eucharist 9:30 ajn. Parish Eucharist 1038 ajn. Church School 10:38 un. Coffee Hour Evening Prayer—7:4s and Class at 830 pjn. Those interested in confirmation classes contact Fr. John Lowe* AX 3-0372.

John Knox United Presbyteries Church Minister. Rev. Laurence A. SunkeL Jx*r—AX 3-1040 Temporary meeting place St John's Church. MM W. 30th St Sunday Worship—ll:3o ajn. Nursery and Church School Classes for children.

Speedway Church es the Hazarean •MoCmwferduvmoßd.aAMW> / 83 T W Minister. Rev. S.T.Moom*OI.4-OM9 I D ° n Robinson, Minister es Matte IKTIDCTi Seho ° ll4 —-•* IrlllvJ I I Church worship 1630 \naxamnV Youth N - YJ>S ’ Juniors tote Wed. ova. Prayer and praise* 7:3a Youth choir practice Wed. at 830 and Sunday «t 630* Sacred Concent every third Sunday to kM

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Heady, Jane Jarvis, Dixie Johnson, Sue Johnson, Charles Jordan, Judy Keel, Dwight Klippel. Gary Laughlin, John Lippard, Barbara Love, Mark Maxwell, Beth Montgomery, Betsy Najar, Ted Nolte, Ronald Phillips, Susan Power, Sherry Raquet, Sandra Redenbarger, Judy Riba, Tom Ridolfo, Stephen Sash, Lynn Schoenewey, Greg Smith, Steve Smith, Tomas Smith, Mary Southworth, Donna Spencer, Steve Stamm, Barbara Stovall, Richard Thompson, Mark Urban, Clarence Watson, Allan Whitlow, Thomas Whitmore, Gary Witherbee, Charles Woodard, Susie Young. Eighth Grade—Michelle Barnes, Bruce Beatty, Barbara Brooks. Pat Brooks, John Brown, Debbie Burnett, Brian Clevinger, Claudia Cox, Kenny Craig, Barry Eversole, Beverly Faris, Patty Feucht, John Fuller, Janis Green. Jo Ann Griggs, Joyce Hamer, Deborah Hawkins, Doris Hawkins, Sandra Hitchcock, Helen Hoerger, Lynn Hood, Judy Irwin, Larry Jones, Kenny King, Kathy Koehl, Anne Kojola, Linda Kutch, Charles Lavender, Ron Luther, Kathy May, Sherry Messenger, Cheryl Miller, Ruth Muir, Nelson Nave, Brian Niederhauser, Julie Noble, Dan Oberholtzer, Richard Prather, Dan Queener, John Quinn, Ronnie Ray, Marilyn Rhoades, Steve Sailor, Annette Sanford, Dave Schnable, Steve Seabury, Larry Shaub, Mike Short, John Sullivan, Gregg Thompson, Jean Walker, Jane Williams.

Seventh Grade —John Allen, Lynn Anderson, Tom Baker, Dave Bennett, Karen Bielecki, Bill Cantwell, Wilena Crowder, Carol Culver, Carl Cunningham, Alaa Davis, Marilyn Dirks, Greg Eaton, Marilyn Edington, Jim Ehlebracht, Charles Engel, Steve Englert, Pat Engle, Reesa Evans. Judy Gagen, Marly Glidewell, Vicki Graeff, Johnny Graub, David Graves, Linda Hackett, John Haines, Gretchen Hamilton, Mark Hindsley, Marsha Husser, Jenny Inman, Mike Irwin, Sharon Irwin, Mike Jaimet, Kenneth Jay, Jane Ann Johnson, Steve Kirchhoff, Gretchen Klippel, Charlene Lewis, Diana Lippard, Cheryl Marshall, John McDaniels, Mike Moore, Michael Morris, Pam Peebles, Mary Reed, Steve Riser, John Duncan Ross, Kay Rumbaugh, Claudia Ryden, Mike Sash, Carmen Seacrest, Jim Seitz, Allan Sharkey, Karon Showalter, Doug Small, Alice Smith, Kathy Smith, Kandy Smith, Steve Speer, Carol Stewart, Diana Stewart, Becky Suthcilin, Jean Thoma, Karen Troth. Bonnie Turnbaugh, Donna Tyler, Mary Urbancic, Greg Utken, Cathy Wacker, Earl Woodard.

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