Speedway Flyer, Volume 35, Number 21, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 June 1966 — Page 4

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PERSONALS (Continued from page 1) ated from electronic school at Chanute Field. He will train and also have more schooling with the 13th Fighter Squadron. His ned address is A2/c Richard A. Hoerger; AF 16841922; 13 Fighter Squadron, Box 3362; Glasgow AFB Montana.

SCHOOL NEWS (Continued from page 1) Junior high and high school students will attend classes and examination schedules through Wednesday noon, June 8, and will be dismissed at that time. Report cards will be mailed to them. Eighth grade students will return to the junior high at 1:30 pjn., Thursday, June 9, to receive their diplomas. Three Speedway High School students, Barry Crawford, Tom Haynes, and Donn Stanley, had original poetry acccepted for

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publication in the Spring Edition of the National High School Poetry Anthology. Speedway High School Honor Roll for the fifth grading period included the following:

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Saron schiff, Debbie Stamm, Debbie Sunier, Regina Torrella, Roxann Torella, Ann Turnley, Ronnie Veerkamp, Jane Ward, Kathy Weatherford, Steve Workman. At the Lions Club Spring Banquent held recently the following awards were made: Baseball Most Improved Brian Clevinger Most Valuable Ken Craig Golf Most Improved Rusty Lovick Most Valuable Jes Cork Tennis Most Improved and Most Valuable Rick Vogel Track

<Most Improved Tom JohnMost Valuable Paul Parks John Allen was selected to attend the camp for Fellowship of Christian Athletes this summer. Charles Engel is alternate selection for this award which is determined by the total number of athletic points accumulated through the 3rd year in h i g h school. Speedway varsity baseball team lost to Southport by a 2-1 score in the first game of the Marion County Tourney. Speedway finished the baseball season with a 3-1 win over Danville. Library Notes The Senior High School Library is open four late afternoons

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