Speedway Flyer, Volume 34, Number 34, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 August 1965 — Page 3

Thursday, August 26, 1965

SCHOOL NEWS (Continued from Page 1) Office; Sharon Thomas, Secretary, High School Office and Elementary Schools; Irma Clark, Secretary, Junior High School Office; Buth Beck, School Nurse; Naomi Bell, Cafeteria Supervisor. Carl G. Fisher School Faculty (Elementary No. 1) Lincoln Northcott, Principal; Joseph Keesling, Sixth Grade; Jo Ann Hachmeister, Fifth-Sixth Grade; Patricia Pirtle, Fifth Grade; Margaret Layne, Fourth Grade; Roberto Yoho, Third Grade; Sara Hoover, Second Grade; Mary Lou Kress, First Grade; Lynda Breitweiser, Kindergarten; Mildred Middaugh, Special Reading; Judy Harris, Speech and Hearing; Eleanor Rink, Art; Pauline Hendrickson, Music; Linda Bridges, Music. Arthur C. Newby School Faculty (Elementary No. 2) Lincoln Northcott, Principal; Forrest Hooper, Sixth Grade, Asst. Prin.; Irene Furman, Fifth Grade; Hazel Smith, Fourth Grade; Margaret Wilson, Third Grade; Harriette Aichele, Second Grade, Julia Allen, First Grade; Lynda Breitweiser, Kindergarten; Mildred Middaugh, Special Reading; Judy Harris, Speech and Hearing; Eleanor Rink, Art; Pauline Hendrickkson Music; Linda Bridges, Music.

James A. Allison School Faculty (Elementary No. 3) Donald Ross, Prnicipal; Willard Lindley, Sixth Grade, Asst Prin.; Joan Lautenschlager, Sixth Grade; LuEtta Friesen, Fifth Grade; Margery Merrill, Fifth Grade; Isabel Smith, Fourth Grade; Blanche Wagle, Fourth Grade; Nancy Perrigo, Third Grade, Chris Hearn, Third Grade; Marilyn Troyer, Second Grade; Sharon Tarplee, Second Grade; Mary Alice Pell, First Grade; Madonna Mcllvain, First Grade; Helen Hickok, Kindergarten; Mildred Middaugh, Special Reading; Judy Harris, Speech and Hearing; Eleanor Rink, Art; Pauline Hendrickson, Music; Linda Bridges, Music.

Frank H. Wheeler School Faculty (Elementary No. 4) George McClelland Principal; Janet Foltz, Sixth Grade; John Preheim, Sixth Grade; Judith Dinius, Fifth Grade; Sarah Greiner, Fifth Grade; Barbara Hall, Fourth Grade; Marguerite Hartzell, Fourth Grade; Linda Eggleston, Third Grade; Frances Folkerts, Third Grade; Sally Henzie, Second Grade; Kitty McGee, Second Grade; Rebecca Coles, First Grade; Emily Vance, First Grade; Kay Zager, First Grade; Jacqueline Hudson, Kindergarten; Mildred Middaugh, Special Reading; Judy Harris, Speech and Hearing; Libby Moore, Art Half-time; Pauline Hendrickson, Music; Linda Bridges, Music. Speedway Junior High School Faculty John Bainbridge Principal; Judith Buckingham, EnglishSpanish; John Butterworth, History, Georgraphy; James Crumley, Geography; Sandra Curry, English, History; David Dalgleish, Science; Evelyn Dick, Libarian; Carole Thomas, English; Judith Heines, Mathematics; Sherry Hinchman, Homemaking; Finis Jent, Industrial Arts; Kenneth Jones, Music; Marjory Marsh, English, Reading, Orientation; Dick Merritt, History, Geography; David Miller, Mathematics; Lyle Neat, Science; John Owensby, Boys’ Phy. Ed., Science; George Roe English-German; Max Rothenberger Mathematics, Science; Nancy Shurr, English; Joan Stewart, Girls’ Phy. Ed.; Kenneth Thompson, Mathematics, Science; Rebecca Yunker, Art. Speedway Senior High School Faculty Lawrence Thompson Prnicipal; Floyd Troth ,Asst. Principal, Guidance; Leah Abrams, German, English; Richard Adams, Physics, Biology, Chemistry; Herbert Beatty, Librarian; Judith Buckingham, English, Spanish; James Burkhart, History, Orientation; William Clark, Biology, Health; Fred Fishback, Industrial Arts; James Crumley, Health, Phy. Ed.; R. G. Foland, Business Education; Edward Frazier, Biology, Zoology; Dale Glenn, English; Paul Guernsey, Mathematics; Lillian Gutierrez, Spanish; Frank Hamilton, Boys’ Phy. Ed., Driver Training; Grace Hine, English; Betty Hughel, English; Bruce Hutchings, History; Donald Johnson, Speech, Dramatics; Ralph Johnson, Mathematics; Rose Kendall, Development Reading; Regina Kroft, Chemistry; Lois Metzger, Business Education; Dorothy Moore, English; Charles Nay, Mathematics; Morris Pollard, History, Psychology; Donna Price, TEnglish; James Quisenberry, German, English; Ann Ridenour, Girls’ Phy. Ed., Swimming; George Roe, German; Clyde Sallee, Psychology, Sociology; James Simons, Mathematics; Agnes Spencer, Journalism, English, Library; Joan Stewart, Girls’ Swimming; Judith Stolz, Homemaking; Deanna Summers, Business Education; Helen Welborn, Mathematics; Dale Weller, Government; Dalton Wicker, Music, Guidance; Robert Wise, Music; Rebecca Yunker, Art; Bert Zimmerman, Boys’ Swimming.

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