Speedway Flyer, Volume 34, Number 23, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 June 1965 — Page 4

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SCHOOL NEWS (Continued from Page 1) Sheila Marie Keas and Steven Glen Smith; Journalism Awards: Student Council Award for Journalism, Nancy Morris; Theta Sigma Phi Journalism Award, Eric Roahrig and Dixie Johnson; D. A R. Award, Judy Riba; Betty Crocker Homemaking Award, Nellann Williams; Bausch and Lamb Award, Joe Lewis; Phi Beta Kappa Award, Dixie Johnson; Danforth Foundation Award, Dixie Johnson and Charles Jordan; Lions Club Personality Award, Joe Lewis; State G. A. R. Award, Barbara Curry. Student Council Awards wore presented to John Allen, Linda Hackett, Marilyn Rhoades, and Sue Young. Student Council President’s pin went to Mike Alma. Girls’ State Awards went to Sherri Messenger, Linda Kutch, and Pam Mathis. Scott Neat and Doug Dewitt received the Boys’ State Awards. Special Music Awards were: Band Director’s Awards, Barbara Curry and Phil McCoy; John Phillip Sousa Award, Russ Sinks; Modern-Aires Choral Award, Linda Sewell; Modem-Aires Director’s Aawards, Mary Southworth and Lynn Schoenewey; Sparkle- Aires Director’s Awards, Dixie Johnson and John Ldppard; Sparkle-Aires Choral Award,

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Donna Spacer; The Fredrick nwipn Award, Donna Spencer. Recipients of Scholarships were announced as Hollows: Gary Ball State University; Clarence Watson, Hanover College; Barbar Curry, Hiram College; Lynn Parks, Indiana Central; Linda Eppen, Betsy Najar, Jim Perm, Sheri Raquet, Rodney Read, Indiana University; Martha Campbell, Kalamazoo College; Charles Jordan, Manchester College; Tom Smith and Jim Boswell, Miami University; Dixie Johnson, Bob Rhoades, and Gary Witherbee, Purdue University; Joe Lewis, Appointment to UJS. Air Force Academy. Service Awards were presented to: Linda Cotton, Debbie Leonard, Joyce Hamer, Teresa Todd, Jeannie Smith, Becky Dunnuck, Linda Delph, Marilyn Rhoades, Jane Williams, Janet Zeiher, High School Office assistants; Nancy Morris, Shelia Keas, Julie Donner, Chris Solt, Linda Delph, Jo Willever, Kay Warren, Sandy Redenbarger, and Cindy Jones, Attendance Office assistants; Mary Schrock, Patty Brooks, Pam Mathis, Sharen Stemble, Lynn Parks, Mary Ann Reynolds, Lynn Schoenewey, Sherri Raquet, Linda Hackett, Guidance Office Assistants; Helen Bledsoe, Jane Jarvis, English Departmental Secretaries; Earl Woodard, Student Band

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Barbara Quite Debby White, Carol Ten Kick. Linda Lewis, Carolyn Kdington. Nellann Williams, Diane Cruse, Carole Brastock, Connie Wirings, Barbara Gbdden, Esther Minis, Jane Leo, Brooks, Library Assistants; Jim Roach, Senior Gym Assistant; Beverly Barsoda. Girts* Physical Education Assistant; Peter Teagarden, Lynn Huber, Daryl Hood, Ricky Wirier, John Qrr, Language Laboratory Assistants; Ron Ray, Speedway Speedette.

At the Lions Onfc Spring Sports Banquet held recenUytbe followMost Smith. Most Improved—Mike Short. Most Valuable—Wayne WOli»«« Most Improved—Lynn Huber. Golf Most Valuable—Gary Laughlin. Most Improved—Jim Ehlebracht

Most Valuable—Paul Parts. Moat Improved Chuck WflSoott Neat was selected hytoa Speedway Lions Chib to attend the comp lor Fellowship of Christian Athletes in New Tort this summer. Kenny Craig is alternate selection for this award which is determined by the total number of athletic points accumulated through the 3rd year in high Mr. Leonidas KouMis, Mr. Andreas Papadapoutos, and Mr.

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Thursday, June 1(X 1965

Hours are tram 4AB to £34 Manday through Thursday. tefenshtim regarding the IMB Summer Recreational Heeding Prgoram wil Ibe found on the bent page of this wort’s Flyer. These books have been added recently: This is Automation Cart Hirsch. Integration vs. Segregation Hubert Humphrey. Person to Person—John Ciardi. Islam—John A Williams. What is Poetry—John Wheelock. Catholicism George Brand. My People is toe Enemy William Stringfellow. Albert Schweitzer’s Gift to Friendship Erica Anderson. Melville Richard Chase. Sixpence in Her Shoe—Phyllis McGinley. The Conservative American Clarence Marion.

NORTHWEST COOPERATIVE SCHOOL The Northwest Cooperative PreSchool takes pleasure in announcing its new slate of officers tor toe year 194544. They are: president, Mrs. Gary B. Stephens; Ist vice pres.. Mrs. Hugh McKnight; 2nd vice pres., Mrs. Charles Schade; secretary, Mrs. Bill Jackson; treasurer, Mrs. Paul Carpenter. The two representatives appointed by the president elect to attend meetings of toe Indianapolis Council of Cooperative preschool centers tor the coming year are Mrs. Wilbur Dougherty and Mrs. Dan Winsted. The fall term of the Northwest Cooperative Pre-School will see toe addition to toe established classes of 3 and 4 year olds. Thom interested in information regarding enrollment in the new 3 year class may contact Sally McKnight AX. 1-7174 or Beryl Crismore, AX. 1-0410. Summer picnics tor old and new mothers and children are scheduled tor June 23rd, July 28th, and August 25th at Brownburg Part from 11:00 am. to 1:00 pan. Each mother should bring a sack lunch tor herself and her children. Grandmother's Club The Crossroads of American Grandmother Club will meet June 14th at the Central YM.C.A. There will be a business meeting at 6:30. Election of the nominating committee and delegates to toe Grandmother's National Convention in Phoenix, Arizona, will be held. A review of the by-laws will be discussed. President, Mrs. Lou Skaggs will preside. A social hour will be held.

EAGLE CREEK PETITION CAMPAIGN Frank E. McKinley, Chairman of the Greater. Indianapolis Progress Committee, today called for all-out support from Progress Committee members for the Eagle Creek Reservoir petition campaign currently in progress. “Eagle Creek is a symbol of the big thinking that is required if our City is to become one of the truly great communities of this nation,** McKinney said. “With this one single step, Indianapolis can be projected into the national spotlight as a City having one of the most beautiful parks in the entire U.S. At the same time, we will be preparing to meet the recreational and industrial needs for the million persons we will have by 1980.” McKinney, who reported that all 170 members of the Progress Committee have been sent petitions to circulate, said, “The Eagle Creek Reservoir is the first project of our Committee. I am asking for maximum cooperation as an overwhelming demonstration of our Committee’s enthusiasm and determination to do what must be done to help get this City moving ahead. The succeess we have on this project can be a lasting inspiration for us on many tasks we are now beginning to tackle." The Eagle Creek Reservoir and Park Project is located in Pike Township in Northwest Marion County. It contains approximately 4600 acres and is a combination flood control recreation project. Two petitions, one by the Flood Board and one by the Park Board, requesting permission to issue a total of $17,000,000 in bonds, are being circulated.

Ladies of Sahara Grotto to Hold Dinner Dinner and entertainment will be held at the Severin Hotel, Caribbean Room, June 12th, with a social hour preceding at 6 pm. Tickets may be purchased at the Grotto office. “New Deal” program, of which each of the ladies attending should bring something funny or otherwise in order to join in on the fun and excitement Gifts will be received by everyone. The Prophets of Sahara Grotto will be holding their Spring Ceremonial in the Grotto Clubhouse, 4107 East Washington St