Speedway Flyer, Volume 35, Number 4, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 January 1967 — Page 3

Thursday, January 26, 1967

ScM Im (Continued from page 1) Feb. I—Swim Meet with Bloomington Univ. - Here 6:30 P.M. Feb. 3—Varsity and Reserve Basketball - Decatur Central, There - 6:30 and 8:00 P.M. Feb. 4—Speedway Invitational 7th Grade Basketball in Jr. High Gym - 9:00 A.M. and 2:00 P.M. Feb. 4— Speedway Invitational Swim Meet Feb. 4— Wrestling Sectional Feb. 4— Speech Contest at Lafayette Jeff Feb. 4—Varsity and Reserve Basketball - Arlington, Here - 6:30 and 8:00 P.M. The School Board has adopted the Calendar for the 1967—68 school year as follows: Pre-School Meetings—August 30, 31, September 1 First Day of School —September 5 State Teachers Association —Octo--26, 27 Thanksgiving Vacation —November 23 24 Dismissal at noon for Christmas Vacation—December 22 Return to School after Christmas Vacation —January 3 End of First Semester—January

Dismissal at end of day for Spring Vacation —April 5 Return to School after Spring Vacation—April 15 Memorial Day—May 30 Last Day of School —June 6 Speedway won the Freshman Mid-State Conference Basketball Tourney played last weekend. They earned the championship by defeating Brownsburg 40-36, outscoring Decatur Central 30-28 in an overtime game, and winning the final game, again in overtime, with Mooresville by a 40-37 score. Speedway’s varsity team won their first two games in the Marion County Tourney last week before losing the Lawrence Central in the semi-finals. Speedway scores in the tourney competition were: Speedway 60, Pike 50; Speedway 53, Warren Central 51; and Lawrence Central 72, Speedway 62. Ben Davis defeated Lawrence Central in the championship game. In junior high basketball during the past week, scores were: Speedway 7th grade 57, Fulton 25, and Speedway Bth grade 43, fulton 24. In wresting competition held recently Speedway varsity won over Beech Grove 30-12, and Speedway reserves outscored Beech Grove 26-12. In a meet with Plainfield, Speedway’s reserves lost to the Plainfield varsity 31-23, while the Speedway Freshmen defeated Plainfield 40-18. Kokomo swim team scored 67 and Speedway scored 28 in a dual meet last week.

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 4:00 to 6:30 Monday through Thursday. These books have been added recently. Gamow, George—Thirty years that shook physics Allen, Eliot —Short guide to writing a research paper Bauer, William—Today’s health guide Langford, Richard —Essays in modern American literature Nicolaides, Kimon —Natural way to draw Mudrick, Marvin—Conrad Langford, Richard —The Twenties: Poetry and prose Finklestein, Sidney—Existentialism and alienation in American literature Ballinger, Harry Painting boats and harbors Steinbeck, John—Travels with Charley Hawkins, Gerald —Stonehenge decoded

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BLOOD SHORTAGE The urgency of a nationwide blood shortage was stressed yesterday at the Annual Meeting of the Community Blood Bank of Marion County held at the Marott Hotel. John R. Keilholz, executive director of the local Blood Bank, reported that he has received calls from as far away as New York requested blood shipments. The cities of Miami, Philadelphia, Chicago, Memphis and Milwaukee are having similar problems. “Their blood supply situation is probably a prelude to a coming critical blood need across the United States”, he reported. “In fact it is already serious and is getting worse by the month.” On the subject of the local blood banking, Keilholz said an adequate supply of blood now exists in Central Indiana, but increasing demands may tax this supply and facilities to the limit. “I don’t know of any bank in the United States today that has the supply of blood for its hospitals that the Community Blood Bank has in Indianapolis,” he said, “but it is becoming increasingly clear that we must step-up our operations or face the same problems as other large cities.”

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These newly-available FHA and VA loans at 6% may be obtained on any of Falender’s 57 custom designs or 20 floorplans, including the three all-new LCMs now being shown in Grand Openings. The Grand Opening of the LCM-I is being held at Northbrook, 3100 North Ditch Road; Tempo, East 16th and Franklin Road; and at Meadowood, 3000 North High School Road. Grand Openings of the LCM-II and HI are in process at Tempo and Mea-

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PERSONALS Charles Jordan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Jordan, 1658 Christopher Lane, was among those listed on the Dean’s List of Honor Students for the Fall Term at Manchester College, North Manchester, Indiana. The Dean’s List of Honor Students includes those students completing a term of fourteen or more credit hours whose grades for the Term place them in approximately the upper ten percent of their respective classes. Midyear graduation candidates from Purdue University include Lowell Eugene Hammil, 5762 Speedway Drive and Sharon Lucille Harris, 5515 Maplewood Drive. Sue Johnson, 5040 Crawfordsville Road was pledged to Gamma Phi Beta sorority in open rush the fall semester on the Bloomington campus of Indiana University.

AMS MEETING The members of the Indianapolis Chapter of the Administrative Management Society will honor their boss February Ist A dinner meeting will be held at the Sheraton Lincoln Hotel starting with a social hour at 5:30 P.M. Rev. Joseph G. Wick, Minister of the First Christian Church of Lafayette, Iniana will speak on the subject “The Therapy of Laughter”.

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