Speedway Flyer, Volume 35, Number 41, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 November 1967 — Page 8

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"All The Way Home" (Continued from page 1) ginning, and found that I was very incorrect—this was no amateurish rehearsal, but as enthusiastic, well-done preparation for performance. I found all of the actors knew their lines, and delivered them well So, I began to digest the “message” of the play. I witnessed something I shall not forget until another Pulitzer Prize-winning play is adapted from a Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, something which I doubt will happen for quite awhile. • I found the first act to be a head-in” to the powerful drama of the second and third acts. Seldom before had I ever seen such a moving story performed by such talented actors and actresses.

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One of my friends later said, “Pam Sedam is the best actress I can think of, including Hollywood and television.” After watching more rehearsals and losing a few more tears, I must tend to agree with him. Speaing of crying, I do not relish the thought of admitting to the entirety of Speedway the fact that the play affected me that much, but it is true, But, let me say, I laughed as much or more than I cried. The comic relief—and I DO mean “relief”—provided by Marla McCormick and Tom Burnett is in places funnier than those plays who disguise themselves under the heading of “Comedy”. Please believe me—this article is not a “plug”—l simply wanted to express my views on this mov-

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ing play and to tell Speedway how marvelous I thought it to be. I feel that everyone half-way concerned with living and dying should come to see “All the Way Home.” I feel it is a privilege to “shed some light on the subject,” which is, incidentally, what I’ll be doing up in the light booth on November 17 and 18 at curtain time—B o’clock. . . . .(Now, that was a plug!) Preston Sinks, sophomore SCHOOL HEWS (Continued from page 1) Decatur Central, There 6:00 PM. Nov. 27—Varsity & Reserve Wrestling Greenwoo,d

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Here Nov. 29—Varsity & Reserve Wrestling Warren Central, Here Nov. 29—Swim Meet with Franklin, Here Dec. I—End of second grade period Dec. ’—Varsity and Reserve Basketball Mooresville, Here Dec. 2—Freshman Wrestling Meet at Greenwood - 10:00 AM. Dec. 2—Varsity and Reserve Basketball Brownsburg, Here 6:30 & 8::00 PM. Honor Roll student in grades nine and ten for the first grade period of 1967-68 include: Freshman "A” Honor Roll Margaret Guiou, Tom Rost,

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John Griggs, Rick Zeph, Judy Rumbaugh, Jerry Layne, and David Reich. Freshman “B“ Honor RoU Anne Hutchison, Drama Sanders, Pam Genung, Cynthia McRoberts, Steve Fisk, Judy Harding, James Czenkusch, Nancy Blair, Stephanie Foster, Nancy Bera, Pamela Kegg, Dottie Martinez, Kirk Ostby, Forest Robertson, Sally Siegmann, Steve Blankinship, Sally Frey, Cathy Harper, David Hillman, Lee Satra, Tom Lyons, Joyce Burns, Mike Dunn, Nancy Sauer, John Sheetz, Kyle Eggert, Phil Mason, Beverly Miller, Mike Piercy Bill Ferguson, Joyce Gullett, Jan Murphy, Margaret Oakley, Cteve E. Armstrong, Bonnie Dillon, Dave Maves, Brooks Andrews, Robert Robison, Laura Englert, Chrai Neimann, John Feely, Doug Showalter, Kenny Clark, Craig LaForte, Janet Hendrickson, Janet O’Neal, and Holly Young. Sophomore “A” Honor Roll Lora Hittie, Jackie Slattray, Terry Mitchell, Jenny Speer, Carol Fields, Linda Hodge. Sophomore ”B" Honor Roll Elizabeth Ramsay, William Patterson, Preston Sinks, Phil Karst, Neil Behrle, Bruce Roberts, Diane Heidenreich, Nanette Houser, Connie Rudman, John Schnable, Georgia Simpson, Bob Cox, Marcia Pollard, Carol Mathis, Dennis Smith, Kathy Briggs, * Kevin Small, Linda Dillon, Karen Thorn as, Robert Harbin, Sheryl Esarey, Karen Graves, Dave

Vogel, Larry Roger Noonan, John Vanßuskirk, David Wenban, Kent Priebe, Terrance Thompson, Mike Furnish, Bruce Hamilton, Ricky Riba, Linda, Briggs, Sue Glidden, Ann Keller, Teddi Popcheff, Marie Richardson, Sue Siefker, Sally Wacker, Nancy Dietrich. Erie De Weese, George Hardwick, Jane Bumgardner, Paul HuUba, Larry Huber, Don Smysra, Gary Smith. At the Lions Club Fall Sports Banquet the following special awards were presented: Most Improved Cross Country Athlete, Joe Trans; Most Valuable Cross Country Athlete, Jim Muir; Hanna Scholastic Award for Football, Bruce Lott; Football Lineman of the Year Award, Denny Pelley; Outstanding Defensive Football Player, Rick Aranjo; Most Improved Football Player, Darrell Rains; Most Valuable Football Player, Darrell Rains.

LIBRARY NOTES* The Senior High School Library is open four late afternoons each week for foe convenience of students and adults of Speedway. Hours are from 4:00 to 6:30 Monday through Thursday. These titles have been added recently: Mullins, Richard—Most valuable player Goernra, Fred—Search for Amelia Earhart Benary-Isbert, Margot—Under a changing moon Wasserman, George John Dryden Scholastic Magazines—What you should now about communism and why Sandoz, Mari—Battle of the Little Bighorn Werstein, Irving—The long escape Knowles, John—A separate peace Bishop, Curtis—Rebound Silverberg, Robert Earthmen and strangers

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INDIANAPOLIS HIKING CLUB The Indianapolis Hiking Club will hike the Wapihami Trail, Conner Prairie Fann, south of Noblesville, on November 19. .Hike will start at 1:50. For those who do not have rides, cars will leave the east side of the State House, Capitol and Market Sts., at 12:30 PJg. Thank you Edna Stinson 830-8418

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Some people say, “The church is always asking for money.” Even if this was 100% true, the expression should be squelched because church people, places and purposes face a constantly growing need for money to cany on the work that needs to be done. The world is topsy turvy enough as it is but stop and think how gastly unlivable it would be without churches. This brings to mind the meaningful words ot Peter Marshall. the revered former chaplain of the U.S. Senate “Surely there is something wrong with our lives and standards ot values, when we compare what we spend for amusements and what we give to the church. There are gifts made at a cost and some are willing to do without personal comforts in order to have a real part in the Kingdom ot God. But there are others whose contributions are more casual and their gifts are more like tips; less than the annual duos in the club; less than the amount they spend on non-essentials.” The thought may be worth thinking about • • • Farley Speedway Funeral Homo. 2950 North High School Hoad. Phone 291-1199.

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THE TOWN BOARD REPORTS The Board of Town Trustees held their regular meeting on Monday evening, Oct 23 in foe Town Han auditorium. The board agreed to amend the Building Code to permit the use of plastic vent pipe in apartments containing from one to four units per building only. Thia conforms with the State Code. The board approved toe use of wedge lock pipe only for ell Merer service connections. Mr. Max Williams, water works superintendent reported plana are nearly completed for water line extensions and Mdn will be taken on Nov. 13. The board authorised Henry B. Steeg and Associates to start engineering work on toe improvement of High Stood Rood from Road 136 north to the town limits. Thia improvement will bo done in 1968. Also authorised to do engineering work on improvement of a portion es Georgetown Road from Road 138 north. POLICE DEPT. STATISTICAL REPORT Period 10/9/67 thru 10/22/87 Auto Accidents— Property damage 11 Auto accidents— Personal injury 6 Breaking and entering 7 Bikes stolen 1 Bikes recovered 1 Domestic trouble 3 Vandalism 10 Dogs lost 2 Dogs found 4 Dog bites 8 Juveniles 6 Larceny 10 Missing persons 4 Suspicious persons 4 Prowlers 3 Stolen vehicles 1

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