Speedway Flyer, Volume 33, Number 6, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 February 1964 — Page 5

Thursday, February 6, 1964

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SCHOOL NEWS (Continued from Page 1) Grove, Here, 6:30 p.m. February 14, 15, Sectional Swimming Meet. February 19, Freshman Basketball, Zionsville, Here, 6:30 p.m. February 21, Basketball, Center Grove, There, 6:30 p.m. February 26-29, Sectional Basketball Tourney. March 6-7, Junior Class Play. Last Saturday Richard Stanton, senior, won the piano section of the Indiana Young Instrumentalist Contest and will be guest soloist with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra at the Young People’s concert to be held Sunday, February 16. At Indiana Central the following students received First Division Placement in vocal solos: Dixie Johnson, Kitty Kirby, Anne Kojola, Ruth Muir and Mary Schrock. First Division Placement in piano solos was awarded to Jane McCallister, Mike McDonald,

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and Craig Spence. The preceding week Donna Troutman won First Division for a saxophone solo accompanied by Candy Walker. The high school speech group received a third place school trophy at the Tech Speech Festival held last Saturday. Last Saturday Speedway placed 7th among the 9 schools participating in the Marion County Reserve Wrestling Tourney. In the Mid-State Junior High Basketball Tourney the Speedway Bth Grade lost in an overtime to Plainfield by a score of 47-45. On Saturday in the Marion County Junior High Basketball Tourney the Speedway Bth Grade team defeated Westlane 32-31, and lost to Pike 42-40. Other scores were: Speedway Swimming team 53, Muncie Burris 42 Speedway Wrestling team 42, Indiana Deaf School 10 Fulton 9th Grade Wrestling team 43, Speedway 9th Grade 16 Mooresville Freshman Basketball 51, Speedway 30 Speedway Reserve Basketball 49, Plainfield 45 Plainfield Varsity Basketball 63, Speedway 62 Speedway Reserve Basketball 42, Franklin 38 Speedway Varsity Basketball 68, Franklin 53 Speedway Bth Grade Basketball 32, Mooresville 29 Zionsville 7th Grade Basketball 25, Speedway 19 Zionsville 7th Grade Basketball 43, Speedway 27. LIBRARY NOTES The Senior High School Library is open four afternoons each week for the convenience of students and adults of Speedway. Hours are from 3:30 to 6:30 Monday through Thursday. These books have been added recently: , Oates, Whitney—Complete Greek drama Beard, Charles —Presidents in American history Benet, William —Poems for youth Nyren, Dorothy—Library of literary criticism Highet, Gilbert—Anatomy of satire Gamow, George—On two three . . .infinity Hamre, Leif—Edge of disaster Harkins, Philip—Argentine road race Priestley, John —The good companions

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KAPPA KAPPA KAPPA Epsilon Eta’s representatives to the 40th annual Hoosier Art Salon at the Wm. H. Block Co., were: Mrs. James Mattis, Mrs. John Jackson, Mrs. W. S. South, and Mrs. Russell Petit. During these 40 years, the Hoosier Salon has had a tremendous influence upon the promotion of art in this state. Over $500,000 in prizes and sales have been distributed to artists. Entries now come from Hoosiers living in nineteen states and Canada. Founded in 1901, as an all-In-diana sorority, Kappa Kappa Kappa, Inc., has had as its objectives the promotion of charity, culture, and education. It therefore follows logically that it has always been loyally and actively interested in the support of the Hoosier Salon. Tri Kappa offered its first prize at the Salon in Chicago in 1928, and with its first purchase prize of S4OO in 1932, began its own art collection. The sorority now owns 75 paintings by 64 different Hoosier artists, thus making this an outstanding collection of Indiana art over the past quarter century. A few of these paintings are hung in the Tri Kappa ward of Riley Hospital, Indianapolis; in Beatty Memorial at Westville; and in various other public libraries and hospitals throughout the state on the sorority’s “loan” program. This year the Art Committee of the state organization selected and purchased three paintings. These are to be placed in the gallery of the Brown County Art Guild in Nashville. Available now to each chapter for use in the chapter or in the local schools are three sets of colored 35mm. slides of the paintings in the Tri Kappa collection, along with biographical sketches of the artists represented. Indpls. Hiking Club The Indianapolis Hiking Club will hike in Morgan-Monroe State Forest on Sunday, February 9. The Club will leave from the east side of the State House at 1:00 p.m. There will be an evening cook-out. Mr. Dave Weeden, 6330 Manker St., is the leader. CROSSROADS GRANDMOTHERS CLUB The Crossroads of America Grandmothers Club 597 will hold their monthly meeting at the YMCA at 6 p.m. Monday, February 10th, Florence Buckrop, President in charge. After a short business meeting, Alvin J. Schutzbank, well known South Side Podiatrist, will lecture on the care of the feet.

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