Speedway Flyer, Volume 35, Number 5, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 February 1967 — Page 5

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Speedway Residents Serve On Krannert Board Of Managers Richard Muir, 5562 Hickorywood Drive, was elected Chairman of the Krannert Family Y.M.C.A. Board of Managers for the year 1967 and to the Metropolitan YMCA Board of Directors. Mr. Muir is with American Fletcher Bank and Trust. Other Speedway residents serving on the Krannert YMCA Board of Managers are: John Bryant, 2731 Vinewood Drive, who also serves on the Building Committee and Paul Burkley, 2102 N. Gerrard who also serves on the Building Committee. Krannert Family YMCA is located at 605 S. High School Rd., and offers year around family recreation. Facilities available

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are indoor and outdoor pools, gymnasium, lake, picnic and playground, archery/rifle range, and meeting rooms. Programs offered vary from gymnastics, swimming, tap, ballet, athletics, and club groups for boys and girls to volleyball, swimming, physical fitness, square dance, ballroom and basketball for adults. CREAMER JOINS UNDE John E. Creamer has joined Union Carbide Corporation’s Electronics Division in Crystal Products Research and Development Laboratory at Speedway. According to Dr. Fedia Charvat, Manager of the activity, Mr. Creamer’s efforts will be concentrated primarily on a new R and D program aimed at the

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Grandmothers Club Grandmothers Club, charter 597, will hold a Valentine exchange at our meeting February 13th at Y.M.C.A. at 6:30 p.m. Come and bring a valentine for exchange. There are matters to be discussed and dates to be set. School News (Continued from page 1) Feb. 15-16—“ Cinderella” pr e - sented in High School Auditorium Feb. 17—Varsity and Reserve basketball - Center Grove, Here - 6:30 and 8:00 P.M. Feb. 18—State Music Solo & En- . semble Contest at Butler Feb. 18—Speech Contest at North Central Feb.lß State Swimming Finals Feb. 18—State Wrestling Finals Feb. 18—Sr. High School Dance 8:15 - 11:15 P.M. Forty-two Speedway Junior High School students participated in the District Solo and Ensemble Contest held last Saturday. Those who achieved Ist Division Ratings in solos were: Susan Bourke, Gail Bell, Daniel Laskowski, Laura Englert, Rick Robertson, Brooks Andrews, John

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Barbara Frey. Mitch Feucht, Todd Conover, David Kreie, and Diana Ray also won Third Division placement in competition. Tom Haynes won first place in Boys’ Extemporaneous and Patty Leonard won first place in Girls* Extemporaneous at the Lafayette Jeff speech contest held last Saturday. Second place in Boys Extemp, went to Dudley Burdge; Diane Clark placed third and Diane Hoagland fifth in Girls Extemp. In Humorous Interpretation Linda Hackett was awarded second and Ronnie Stewart, third. In sub-varsity Humorous Interpretation Peggy Chambers Placed second. Fourth place winners were Joyce DeWitt in Oratory and Donna Tyler in Drama and subvarsity oratory. Speedway ranked sixth in team standings of the thirty-five schools participating. Speedway won the Sectional Wrestling Tourney held at Washington by out scoring ten other schools. Kenneth Jay and John

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O’Farrell will advance to the Regional on February 11. Dick Wraight, Greg Silver, Terry Sarbinoff, and Jim DeLisle are alternates after having placed second in their weight division. Other Individual honors went to Tom Frawford who placed third and to Terry Brush and Richard Morrison who placed fourth. The wrestling teams had ended their regular season by losing to Northwest teams. Scores were Northwest varsity 27, Speedway 17, and Northwest reserves 28, Speedway 11.

In a swim meet held last weekend, Lawrence Central and Speedway won in their respective divisions. Eight schools were entered in the meet and divsiions were determined by school enrollment. Speedway won a dual meet with Bloomington University School by a 49-46 score. In basketball games played the past week, Speedway varsity won their games with Decatur Central and Arlington by scores of 76-56 and 66-62. respectively. The reserve team lost to Decatur Central 45-36 and to Arlington 60-43. Northview freshmen defeated Speedway by a 54-46 score; Speedway Bth grade won over Beech Grove 55-43, and Speedway 7th grade defeated Beech Grove 45-35. Speedway 7th grade was host to an invitational basketball tourney last Saturday and won by defeating Franklin Central in the final game 49-29. Other game scores were: Franklin Central 22 Lincoln (Pike) 21 Speedway 50 Carmel 35 Lincoln 41 Carmel 21 (consolation game)

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: Whitman, Alden—Portrait: Adlai E. Stevenson Sitwell, Edith—Taken care of Engeman, Jack—Airline stewardess Doyle, Paul—Pearl S. Buck

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