Speedway Flyer, Volume 35, Number 20, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 May 1967 — Page 3

Thursday, May 25, 1967

SCHOOL HEWS (Continued from page 1) June s—Commencement in High School Gym - 8:00 PJM. June B—Report cards issued in elementary schools at 10:00 A.M. June B—Eighth grade diplomas will be presented at 1:30 P.M. Baccalaureate and Commencement are scheduled for Sunday and Monday nights, June 4 and 5. Baccalaureate will be held in the auditorium with Rev. John L. Andrea of the Speedway Christian Church as the speaker. Commencement exercises will be held in the high school gymnasium with Dr. William E. Kerstetter, President of DePauw University, as the speaker. Both Baccalaureate and Commencement will begin at 8:00 P.M.

The year end schedule will be similar to that of recent years for all pupils in Speedway Schools. Under this schedule elementary pupils will attend school through Tuesday, June 6, will be out of school all day on Wednesday, June 7, and will return only long enough to receive their report cards at 10:00 A.M. on Thursday, June 8. Junior high and high school students will attend classes and examination schedules through Wednesday noon, June 7, 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 P.M., Thursday, June 8, to receive their diplomas. In the Scholarship Day Program last week three seniors and fifty juniors were initiated into the National Honor Society by the fifty seniors who have been members this year. An average of eleven honor points per semester plus recommendation by teachers is required for National Honor Society membership. New members are: Seniors Wilena Crowder, Daniels and Mike Moore.

Juniors Rick Aran jo, Ed Bailey, Jo Black, Dudley Burdge, Jim Burns, Connie Cox, Sherry Duffin, Becky Dunnuck, Reena Evans, Barbara Faris, Mitch Feucht, Brenda Frank, Dayle Fullenwider, Chrissie Fulton, Steve Gaalema, Ruth Gallatin, Linda Graves, Barbara Guiou, Rhonda Hughes, Cathy Hutchison, Diane Kruse, Bob Lindley, Bruce Lott, Dusty Lovick, Jane McCallister, Marla McCormick. Chris McMahon, Kim Mikkelsen, Mary Miller, Pam Miller, Jim Muir, Janet Parks, Lynn Pieper, Carole Pierce, Steve Pock, Mike Pollard, Sue Ralya, Yvonne Riggs, Doug Rosebrock, Guy Roush, Chris Sherman, Sally Smith, Sue Thomas, Dale Thompson, Danna Troutman, Scott VanBuskirk, Candy Walker, Pam Wegener, Jo Willever and Gary Youmans. The Speedway Lions Club presented scholarship pins to the top ten per cent in each class. Recipients of these awards were: SENIORS

Bonnie Turnbaugh, Donna Tyler, Steve Kirchhoff, Marilyn Dirks, Doug Small, Karen Casper, Carol Stewart, Steve Riser, Karen Troth, Linda Hockett, Mary Reed, Greg Eaton, Mike Jaimet, Karen Showalter, Charles Engel, Vicki Graeff and Nancy Zeph. JUNIORS Candy Walker, Jane McCallister, Mitch Feucht, Jo Black, Barbara Guiou, Steve Pock, Jum Burns, Dudley Burdge, Cathy Hutchison, Lynn Pieper, Chris Sherman, Brenda Frank, Dale Thompson, Becky Dunnuck, Scott Vanßuskirk, Marla McCormick, Janet Parks, Sherry Duffin, Jim Muir, Yvonne Riggs and Linda Graves. , SOPHOMORES Toxann Torrella, Steve Workman, Tom Haynes, Maryanne Newsom, Charlene Saxton, Brad Black, Donna Hamer, Nancy Casady, Ted Eschenback, Doug Manley, Barry Crawford, Patty Leonard, Jim Eppen, Paul Luther Regina Torrella, Kathy Weatherford, Phyllis DeMass, David Lockhart, Judy Lavender and Don Muir.

freshmen Terry Mitchell, Jackie Slattery, Jennifer Speer, Georgia Simpson, Bill Paterson, Eric De Weese, Marcia Pollard, Preston Sinks, Steve Southworth, Linda Dillon, Dennis Smith, Carolyn Fields, Karen Thomas, Bruce Roberts, Deborah Taylor, Linda Hodge, John VanBuskirk, John Harbin, Gordon Nave, Bruce Hamilton and Elizabeth Ramsey. Students who gained the most in class rank during the past year were: Senior, Mark Hermerding: Junior, Richard Price; Sophomore, Sarah Hutchens; Freshman, Sandra Green. The Spedway varsity tennis team ended the season with two wins last week. Scores were

Speedway 6, Chartrand 1, and Speedway 6, Brebeuf 1. In the Marion County Baseball Tourney, Speedway won its first game by outscoring ferebeuf 4-1. In other regularly scheduled games Speedway won over Greenwood 2-1, and Speedway freshman 6, Northwest O. Speedway placed eighth in the Golf Sectional

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. Details of our Summer Recreational Reading Program will be found on the front page of this issue of the Flyer. These books have been added recently. Sullivan, Walter—We are not alone Peare, Catherine —Herbert Hoover story Trump, Fred—Buyer beware Overstreet, Harry—Mature mind Chalmers, David—Hooded Americanism Dillon, Richard —Meriwether Lewis Daniel, Bradford—Black, white and gray Tregaskis, Richard Vietnam diary Bannister, Roger—Four minute mile Simon, Edith—The Reformation Sherrard, Philip—Byzantium Salinger, Pierre—With Kennedy

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SCOUT TROOP NO. 66 Boy Scout Troop No. 66, under the leadership of Forrest McGilliard, Ted Feucht, and Wayne Blind, experienced a very successful year which saw 6 boys promoted to Eagle rank, 8 to Life rank, 10 to Star rank, 15 to First Class, and three boys to Second Class.

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Nations Trail whic his located near Beanblossom. Those boys successfully completing the hike were awarded with medals and patches. The Troop will complete their activities for the year by attending Camp Belzer from July 2nd thru the 15th. Mitch Feucht and Tom McGilliard will serve on the Belzer camp staff for eight weeks this snynmer-

Kerry Blind will represent Troop No. 66 at the World Scout Jamboree from August lst-9th at Admiral Farragut State Park in Idaho. Approximately 5,000 scouts from all parts of the world will be in attendance. The Troop wishes to sincerely thank the Lions Club for again serving as their sponsoring group.

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