Speedway Flyer, Volume 33, Number 14, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 April 1964 — Page 4

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SCHOOL NEWS (Continued from Page 1) April 13, PTA Band Dinner in high school cafeteria, 6:30 pan.

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Thursday, April 2, 1964

Meet with Ben Davis, Here, pjn. April 17, Busmess-Sducatam Day. No school for students. Five students in the Speedway Junior High School have entered projects in the Central Indiana Regional Science Fair to be held in Butler University Fieldhouse on April 11, 1964. Russell Lovick and Jim Burns have chosen the project, “Wonder of Cell Structure.” Kerry Blind and Ted Fidger have entered “Frog Tissue Slides,” and Tim McKitrick, “Tissue Comparison.” The junior high school honor roll for the fourth grading period includes: EIGHTH GRADE Robert Bailey, Kathy Beckman, Dee Ann Betts, Jo Lynn Black, John Bunch, Bob Burdge, Jim Bums, Connie Cox, Sherry Duffin, Becky Dunnuck, Greg ■ Eaves, Reena Evans, Mitch Feucht, Barbara Foltz, Brenda Frank, Dayle Fullenwider, Joyce Green, Barbara Guiou. Coni Hendrickson, Roger Hershberger, Rhonda Hughes, Glenn Humphress, Cathy Hutchison, Diane Kruse, Peggy Lewter, Bob Lindley, Cathy Link, Bruce Lott, Russell Lovick, Jane McCallister, Marla McCormick, Chris McMahon, Kim Mikkelsen, Mary Miller, Larry Moore, Jim Muir, Janet Parks, Lynn Pieper, Carol Pierce, Mike Pollard, Darrell Rains. Mary Sue Ralya, Vicki Redenbarger, Doug Rosebrock, Guy Roush, Chris Sherman, Sally Smith, Max Tapscott, Susan Thomas, Dale Thompson, Francie Tomlinson, Donna Troutman, Scott Vanßuskirk, Candy Walker, Dennis Warner, Pam Wegener, Beverly Wells, Jo Anne Willever, Bill Williams. SEVENTH GRADE Donna Atkinson, Brad Black, Doug Bryant, Eddie Burkley, Nancy Casady, Diane Clark, parry Crawford, Phyllis DeMass, Dennis Dirks, Cathie Doak, Maryann Engel, Jim Eppen, Ted Eschenbach, Mike Giant, Beverly Griffin, Donna Hamer, Vicky Hoberty, David Jewell, Mary Johnson, Mary Karst, Judy Lavender, Connie Lee, Patty Leonard, David Lockhart. Vicki Lott, Melinda Lower, Paul Luther, Doug Manley, Ronnie Methier, George Minix, Donald Muir, Scott Musgrave, Maryanne Newsom, Steve Nickles, Patricia Pickett, Laurel Russert Charlene Saxton, Charles Smale, Debbie Stamm, Donn Stanley, Regina Torrella, Roxann Torrella, Anne Walker, Kathleen Weatherford, Steve Workman.

LIBRARY NOTES The Senior High School Library is open four late 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 to the collection recently: Brenner, Rica—Poets of our time Untermeyer, Louis—This singing world Sarett, Lew—Basic principles of speech Sechrist, Elizabeth—Thirteen ghostly yarns Stevenson, Burton—Poems of American history Sherwood, Robert—Abe Lincoln in Illinois Levin, Ira—Critic’s choice Schlesinger, Arthur—Coming of the New Deal Schlesinger, Arthur—Politics of upheaval Samachson, Dorothy—Dramatic story of the theatre Drury, Allen—A shade of difference French, Thomas—Manual of engineering drawing GUTHRIE TO CONDUCT. (Continued rrom Page 1) United States government. The American National Theater and Academy of New York was the sponsoring organization for this cultural exchange tour. Mr. Guthrie has been the Minister of Music for several large churches throughout the country, conductor of the Kansas City Philharmonic Chorus for three seasons. During this period of work in Kansas City he prepared the choral work for a series of six major operas. At the present time, he is the Minister of Music of the Broadway Methodist Church, 609 E. 29th St. As the music director of the church he has a system of seven choirs. In two years the Broadway Choir has performed “The Elijah” Mendelssohn; “Amahl and the Night Visitors” Menotti; “The Seven Last Words” Dubois. As the conductor of the Indianapolis Community Choir he has extended his philosophy of the potential of each singer in the choir in each rehearsal of the choir. As a result of this focus, the choir has within its membership the professionally trained singer, who wishes to continue his or her professional work, as well as the aspiring singer who has the possibility of learning a good singing technique. For a new organization, the growth of this choir has been astronomical