Speedway Flyer, Volume 35, Number 34, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 September 1967 — Page 5

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SCHOOL NEWS (Continued from page 1) Kindergarten; Mildred Middaugh, Special Reading; Judy McKinney, Speech and Hearing; Betty Jean McCoun, Art; Pauline Hendrickson, Music; Linda Bridges, Music. JAMES A. ALLISON SCHOOL FACULTY (Elementary No. 3) Donald Ross, Principal; Willard Lindley, Sixth Grade, Asst. Prin.; Carol Armstrong, Sixth Grade; Karen Truelove, Fifth Grade; Kenneth Wills, Fifth Grade; Madonna Mcllvain, Fourth Grade; Isabel Smith, Fourth Grade; Chris Hearn, Third Grade; Nancy Perrigo, Third Grade; Sharon Tarplee, Second Grade; Marilyn Troyer, Second Grade; Donna Rhees, First Grade; Paula Weir, First Grade, Helen Hickok, Kidergarten; Mildred Middaugh, Special Reading; Judy McKinney, Speech and

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Hearing; Betty Jean McCoun, Art; Pauline Hendrickson, Music; Linda Bridges, Music. FRANK H. WHEELER SCHOOL FACULTY (Elementary No. 4) George McClelland, Principal; Mary Clemons, Sixth Grade; John Preheim, Sixth Grade; Christina Siefker, Sixth Grade; Randall Goodwin, Fifth Grade; Kenneth Thompson, Fifth Grade; Wilma Thompson, Fifth Grade; June Beier, Fourth Grade, Irmgard Miller, Fourth Grade; Linda Eggleston, Third Grade; Virginia Goes, Third Grade; Sally Henzie, Second ‘ Grade; Linda Marks, Second Grade; Suzanne Kay Maxwell, Second Grade; Emily Vance, First Grade; Rosanne Weber, First Grade; Jacqueline Hudson, Kindergarten; Mildred Middaugh, Special Reading; Judy McKinney, Speech and Hearing; Libby Moore, Art - Half-time; Pauline Henderickson, Music; Linda

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Bridges, Music. SPEEDWAY JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY John Bainbridge, Principal; Judith Buckingham, English-Span-ish; Merle Bucklew, Music; John Butterworth, History, Geography; Sandra Curry, English, History; Evelyn Dick, Librarian. Kenneth Earl, English; Sandra Frosch, Science; Richard Haug, Science; Judith Heines, Mathematics; Jeanne Hickman, Girls’ Phy. Ed. Sherry Hinchman, Homemaking; Finis Jent, Industrial Arts; Marjory Marsh,, English, Reading, Orientation; Noel Martin, Mathematics; Dick Merritt, History, Geography; David Miller, Mathematics; Lyle Neat, Science; John Owensby, Boys’ Phy. Ed., Science; Shirley Jo Praed, Art _ Half-time; George Roe, English-German; Max Rothenberger, Mathematics; Sharon Steele, English. SPEEDWAY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Lawrence Thompson, Principal; Floyd Troth, Asst. Principal; Leah Abrams, German; Robert Barkhaus, Boys Swimming; Herbert Beatty, Librarian; Harry Bradley, Mathematics; Jonathan Brooks, Physics, Mathematics; Judith Buckingham, Spanish; William Clark, Biology; James Crumley, Health, Boys’ Phy. Ed., Psychology, Sociology; William

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DeVine, Industrial Arts; R. G. Foland, Business Education; Edward Frazier, Biology, Zoology; Dale Glenn, English; Paul Guernsey, Mathematics; Lilli am Gutierrez, Spanish; Jo Nell Gwin, Spanish, English; Frank Hamilton, Boys’ Phy. Ed., Driver Training; Jeanne Hickman, Girl’s Swimming, Grace Hine, English; Charles Horoho, Music; Betty Hughel, English; Bruce Hutchings, History; Donald Johnson, Speech, English; Ralph Johnson, Mathematics, Rose Kendall, Developmental Reading, English; Regina Kroft, Chemistry; Deanna Lambert, Business Education; Lois Metzger, Buisness Education, Journalism, Charles Nay, Mathematics; Morris Pollard, History Psychology; Judith Ries, Homemaking; George Roe, German; Charlotte Roper, Art; Barbara Rudicel, Girls’ Phy. Ed.; Clyde Salle, Health, Psychology; Marsha Bradley, English; James Simons, Mathematics; Agnes Spencer, Journalism, Library, English; Ellen Stone, History; Andrew Wagner, English; Dale WeL ler, Government, Dalton Wicker, Guidance Director, Orientation; Robert Wise, Music. LIBRARY NOTES: The Senior High School Library is open four late afternoons each week for the con-

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-'jaeral Hospital Nurses Alumni More than 400 reservations from alumni of the Marion County General Hospital School of Nursing have been received for the biennial homecoming of the schol’s Alumni Association Sept. 15. The event will mark an 84th birthday salute to the hospital nursing school, Hoosierland’s first, founded in 1883. “The New Lok” will feature the all-day program at General, where a sl6 million expansion is slated for completion next January. Tours of new hospital additions already completed and partially occupied will be conducted for the alumni by General’s current students following registra-

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tion and a coffee for alumni in the Nursing School residence at 9 a.m. A luncheon will be served in General’s Gerrin Court, outdoor retreat established for the school in 1940 by the Woman’s Department Club. An afternoon program will include presentation of special citations and a salute to members of the graduating classes of 1941 and 1942, marking 25th anniversaries at the biennial. Following the formal program, a film, “Project Hope,” will be projected by Dr. Arthur Baptist!, Jr., director of obstetrics and gynecology at General and volunteer physician-teacher for Project Hope, privately endowed teaching program of U.S. doctors for underpriveleged countries throughout the world.

MADDEN-NOTTINGHAM AUXILIARY The Madden-Nottingham Unit American Legion Auxiliary will meet at the Indianapolis National Bank Branch at 38th Street and Sherman Drive on September 12th. Please assemble in the parking lot at 11 o’clock.

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is a limit of eight girls from any one troop. INDIANAPOLIS HIKING CLUB On September 10, The Indianapolis Hiking Club will visit the Grassyfork Fisheries on S.R. 37. Meet at rear of buildings at 2 P.M. Guests are welcome, and for those who do not have rides, cars will leave the east side of the State House at 1 P.M. Capitol & Market Sts.)

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