Speedway Flyer, Volume 33, Number 17, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 April 1964 — Page 4

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SCHOOL NEWS (Continued from Page 1) April 28, Marion County Track Meet at North Central, 6:00 pjn. April 28, Tennis Match with' North Central, There, 4:00 pjn. April 28, Junior High IntraSquad Track Meet, Here, 4:00 p.m. April 30, Mid-State Varsity Track Meet at Speedway, 6:30 pjn. 1 May 1, Golf Meet with Franklin Central, Here, 4:00 pjn. May 4, Tennis Match with Franklin Central, Here, 4:00 pjn. « May 5, Baseball, Greenwood,

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way school officials are attempting to obtain the names of all children who will be eligible to enroll at that time. To enroll in kindergarten this fall a child must be five years old by September 9. Registration dips for kindergarten children will be sent home with all elementary and high school pupils on Tuesday, April 28. These forms should be com-

ST. CHRISTOPHER'S CATHOLIC CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) children will leave at 9:30 for practice for the Song Fest St. Christopher regular weekly Social tomorrow night from 7:00 pjn. to 11:00 pjn. in the school social room. Next Sunday afternoon, April 26th, at 3 o'clock, the annual Song Fest will be held at Butler in which some 6,500 boys and girls will be in the chorus. Make your reservations for the Parish Spring Dance, Saturday, May 2d, at the Westside K. of C. Hall by calling Jackie Hess (CH. 1-9107), Carolyn Such (CH. 1-0888), or the general chairman, Ginger Semenick (CH. 3-0064). Parishioners may bring their friends. Congratulations to William and Phyllis Long West of 1760 Allison avenue! A boy, unnamed when we wait to press, was bom at Coleman Hospital at 12:01 Saturday morning, April 18th. The following new officers wore elected at the meeting, following the 8 o'clock Mass Sunday, of St. Christopher Junior CYO for the year 1964-1965: Phyllis Stevens, president; Brenner, vicepresident; Barbara Zeph, secretary; and, Dave White, treasurer. They will be installed Sunday afternoon, April 26th. At 10 o'clock on Sunday morning, the High was for Vanard Sherman at the request of neighbors and friends of Mercer, Wisconsin. Hugh Delaney was remembered in the High at 11:15 on Monday morning. The Paul Dufek family requested the «»« On Tuesday morning, the Bernard Bray family requested that the Mass be said for Margaret Brooks. Friends and neighbors requested the Mass yesterday for Lawrence Glass. The Mass this morning was for John and Mary Flynn at the request of the Carlin and Chamness famiiw The High Mass at 8 o’clock tomorrow morning will be for the intention of John Finn. It was requested by Mr. and Mrs. James Bandy. At 8 o’clock ojtSaturday morning, the Mass will be for Donald Ellison at the request of the Marguerite Ellison family. Pray your Rosary daily for peace in the world. Nora Bray

pleted and returned to one of the elementary schools. Parents who do not receive a slip may call one of the elementary schools after Tuesday, April 28, and report the information about a child who is eligible to

Thursday, April 23, 1964

enroll. Jim Hansen and Jam Tomulonis were named Best Actor and Actress of the year, respectively, at the Speech-Arts Banquet held recently. Best Supporting role awards went to Mike Rich wine and Linda Hildenbrand. Other awards included: Backstage award, Joe Scott; Undoclassman award, Rita Meo; Most Improved Speaker, Russ Sinks; Most Outstanding Speaker, Rick Stanton. Senior speech awards were presented to Jim Hanson, Linda Hildenbrand, and Kitty Kirby. A group from the Indiana State Librarians Association visited our new high school library during their recent meeting held in Indianapolis. Mr. Herbert Beatty and Mrs. Evelyn Dick, Speedway School librarians, attended the meetings. Athletic scores for the past week include: BASEBALL Speedway 7, Decatur Central 6 GOLF Speedway freshmen 9%, Fulton 2% Southport 8, Speedway 4 TENNIS Southport 7, Speedway 0 Speedway 4, Ben Davis 3 TRACK Speedway 50, Franklin Central 41 Speedway Junior High 55, Greenwood 46 Speedway Reserve 64, Chartrand 46 Speedway Freshmen 50, Greenwood 41 Placed Bth in North Central Relays. 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 titles haW been added recently: Sorenson, Herbert—Psychology for living Teller, Edward—Legacy of x : Hiroshima if Kenworthy, Leonard—Leaders of new nations Osborn, Fairfield—Our crowded plant Solomon, Louis—Telstar Costain, Thomas—The three Edwards Shanks, Michael—Common Market today—and tomorrow Huzel, Dieter—Peenemunde to Canaveral Tompkins, Walker—DX brings danger Hughes, Langston—Fight for freedom Sutcliffe, Rosemary—Eagle of the Ninth There Ain't No Such Thing There is no such thing as tired blood. Even when you are limp with exhaustion, your blood is rushing zippily around tending to business. People who think they have tired blood are really complaining of chronic loss of pep. There may be any number of reasons for that tired feeling, and there’s nothing you can buy over the counter that will cure it First consider the possibility that you’re not as young as you used to be. Who is? As you gat older you’re bound to slow down a bit You can’t go in for an endless round of activities without feeling the effects in fatigue. You may need more rest Are you getting enough sleep? If the alarm clock finds you almost unable to get up in the morning, you may need to go to bed a bit earlier.