Speedway Flyer, Volume 36, Number 10, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 March 1968 — Page 4

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SCHOOL NEWS (Continued from Page 1) Stephen Pock, and Scott VanBuskirk. Four Speedway High School students have been named semifinalists in the Indiana University Honors Program in Foreign Languages. Students competing in the German section are Donald Muir and Cherri Phillabaum, and those students in the Spanish section are William Haynes and Charlene Saxton. Junior Barry Crawford should be added to the high school “B” honor roll for the third grading period which was printed in last week’s Flyer. First semester honor roll for the 1967-68 school year for Speedway Junior High School includes the following students:

SEVENTH GRADE ~A~ HONOR ROLL Carl Allen, Candice Bain, Jane Barlich, Cindy Blankinship, Peggy Byrd, Mar Kay Cadick, Bill Clark, Mark Deuel, James Dillard, Janet Doherty, Evritt, Bob Faris, Debbie Feaster, Mary Higbie, Greg Ferguson, Richard Frey, Jan Fullenwider, Gail Geiger, Beth Harlin, Debbie Hessel, Marcha Hobbs, Sandra Hutchison, Julie Kinney, Vickie Lash, Mark Leonard, Debby Lovick, Kathleen Lyons, Bob McCallister, Phil McCauley, Nanci Marquess, Diane Maves, Jim Miller, Gayle Phillips, Tom Pierce, Steve Pyles, Steve Rains, Max Rettig, Kathie Richards, Randy Roberson, Pat Ryden, Mike Sauer, Marc Sater, Christine Saxton, Lori Scott, Jon Stanton, Mike Strout, Pam Thielking, Jay Thompson, Kathy Tonlinson, Dena Wilcox, Debbie Witherbee.

”B" HONOR ROLL Diane Armin, Kim Bailey, Mark Beer, Denny Blind, Guy Bucci, Larry Bumgardner, Debra Burrowes, Pat Casady, Bob Czenkusch, Dennis DeLong, Annette Dragoo, Jeff Fulton, Linda Gale, Shirley Hillman, Nancy Huliba, Debbie Jones, Jim Juenger, Carmen Leaser, David Lloyd, Barbara Mannen, William Marsh, Bruce Mickelson, Tim O’Donnell, Bill Osborn, Dan Pierce, Jane Preda, Jane Quinn, Tom Ray, Jane Reynolds, Janet Roberts, Beth Robertson, Gary Roush, Laura Russ, Jeanne Schaefer, John Schoonover, Sara Schoonover, Alan Shaw, Mark Singery, Jeff Sipe, Patrice Smith, Stephen Smith, Janis Spurlock, oni Sullivan, Dave Sward, Carol Thomas, Kathleen Trager, James Tubesing, Jack Tudor, Michelle Vidan, Sandra Wacker. EIGHTH GRADE "A** HONOR HOLL Pam Anderson, Esther Barker, Conrad Casler, Cindy Cherry, Pam Davies, Bob Hawkins, Lora Horton, Fran Huber, Jerry Land,

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Rice, Rebecca Ritenour, Elaine Rogers, Jere Rosebrock, Debbie Scott, Joy Shaw, Conni Smith, Patty Smith, Richard Taylor, Jeff Paul Tohmpsoiv Tom Tubbs, Steve Williams. The twelfth and final week of the elementary basketball program has been completed. The final standings for the eight game schedule are: FIFTH GRADE Team W L Pacers Sparkplugs 4 4 Hoosiers 2 6 Boilermakers 2 6 Vikings 5 3 Globetrotters 4 4 SIXTH GRADE Team W L Comets 7 1 Boilermakers 6 2 Sparkplugs 1 7 Hoosiers 2 6 Pacers 4 4 Spartans 4 4

The Facers won first place in the fifth grade division. Tteam members of the Pacers are: Allan R«y» Jim Bandy, Steve Mcßoberts, Ron Weaver, Ken Marsh, Denny Duncan, William Schrolueke, Joe Thompson and Kevin Bourke. v The Comets won first place in the sixth grade division. Team members of the Comets are: Bruce Walker, Mark Brown, John Lyons, Jeff Laskowski, Ken Carter, Gary Price, Mike Petercheff, Jay Hurt and Paul Walters. In a junior high wrestling meet held last week Mooresville won over Speedway by a score of 37-15. Last week the Girls’ Athletic Association sponsored a class tourney in girls’ basketball Game scores were: Sophomores 50, Seniors 10 Freshmen 25, Juniors 18 Juniors 28, Seniors 4 (Consolation game) Sophomores 52, Freshman 21 (Championship 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 Mohday through Thursday. These books have been added recently: ' Archer, Jules—Man of steel Alexander, Charles—Ku Klux Klan in the Southwest Ansley, Delight—The good ways Boys, C. V.—Soap bubbles Fox, James —Family health guide Jessee, Saul—Narcotics Evans, Rowland Lyndon B. Johnson: the exercise of power Bridgman, Richard Colloquial style in America Bree, Germaine—Camus Braverman, Bob—Here is your hobby . . . slot car racing Braun, Everett —Let’s broadcast

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SL ANMnrS LUTHNAN CHURCH The Sunday schedule is: B*o aan. Worship; 9:00 a.m. Sunday Church School and Adult Classes; 10:30 aan. Worship; 6:00 pm Confirmation Classes; 6:00 pan. Junior Choir; 7:00 p.m Junior Luther League; B*o pan. Church League Bowling. Monday through Friday the Nursery School will be in attendance from 9-11 aan. Tuesday at 6:30 pan.. Confirmation Classes will be held. Esther Crcle will hold their monthly meeting at 8:00 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous will meet at 8:30 pan. in the Fireside Room of the Youth Building. Wednesday at 3:10 pan. the WJtE. will meet The Tops Group will meet at 7:00 pan. The Executive Committee of the Church Council and Senior Choir will meet at 8:30 pan. On Wednesday at 7:30 pan. there will be the weekly Lenten Service here at St. Andrews. Thursday at 9:00 aan. the Martha Circle will meet here at the church in the Fireside Room of the Youth Building. The Tops Groups will meet at 7:00 pan. The Mary Magdalene Circle will hold their meeting at 8:00 pan.

ST. CHRISTOPHHtS CATHOLIC CHURCH Continued from Pago 1 The Way of the Cross, the Stations, devotion will be held every Friday night at 8 o’clock at St Christopher beginning tomorrow night during Lent The regular Friday night weekly Adult Social will begin at 7 pan. tomorrow night in the school social room God’s Housekeepers this week-end are Dorothy Spurlin, Ann Noblet, Margie Wolford, Nancy Kelly, Lillian Bell, Mary Foy and Edna CosselL Several eighth grade bays have been using part of their lunch periods by straightening up the papers and books in the pews and sweeping the floors every week-day, as their Lenten penance. It is very much appreciated. Members of the Holy Name Society will receive corporate Holy Communion at the 8 o’clock Mass on Sunday, March 10. Breakfast, meeting and program will follow at the Speedway Motet The meeting will honor the past presidents. Guest speaker will be Mr. Anthony S. Kuharich, State Commissioner of Correction. His topic will be “A Look Inside Indiana Prisons.” Because of the interest and importance of this meeting and program, the members are inviting their wives to attend. The Indianapolis Chancery have advised that adults should not eat meat on Fridays during Lent. Children under 14 may eat meat on all Fridays, except on Good Friday. The Lenten Apron, a type of Lenten sacrifice among the women of the parish for many years, will be continued this year. News was received this week from Father Paul Richart from the Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama, where he is stationed for six weeks of training. He expected to return to the McCord Air Force Base, his original base, the middle of March. He was well and happy, but very busy. He asked to be remembered to all his friends. At 8:00 o’clock on Monday morning, the Mass was said for John H. Burkhard at the request of Mayme and Alice Foy. The 5:30 pan. Mass was said for Mrs. Ruth Lang at the request of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hahn Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ledwith asked that the 8:00 a.m. Tuesday Mass remember Jennie Brune. Frank Roderick asked that Mary King be remembered at 5:30 p.m. Florence Fay was remembered in the morning Mass on Wednesday at the request of the Leland Manning family, and Robert Zeph was remembered in the afternoon Mass at the request of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Frigge. This morning the Mass was said for Vanard Sherman. Rose and Mary Sherman requested the Mass. An Anniversary Mass will be said at 5:30 p.m. by Father Kessler for Lawrence Myers. Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Schmalz made the request. At 8:00 a.m. Friday, the Mass will be said for Kate Lindemann at the request of Edward Lindemann. At 5:30 pan., the Mass will be for Mary Wilson at the request of Louis and Mary Wiele. On Saturday morning at 11:30, Father Lindemann will say the Mass for the deceased members of the Wolfla and Collins families at the request of the Carl Wolfla family. The 5:30 Mass will be for Kay Ann Walter at the request of the George Gaithe family. David L. Noblet, son of Mr. and Mrs. Basil Noblet, was nailed to the Dean’s List at St. Edward’s University in Austin, Texas. David is a Cathedral High School graduate and St. Christopher school. There will be the fourth Annual St. Patrick’s Dance Friday iiight, March 15 from 9:30 pan. to 12:30 p.m. at Msgr. Downey Southside K. of C. Hall, 511 E. Thompson Road. Pray your Rosary daily for Peace in the World. Nora Bray

SPEEDWAY CHRISTIAN CHURCH Continued from P*9Ol At the second service the Chancel Choir will sing “What Wondrous Love Is This” arranged by Robert Shaw. The chancel bouquet for next Sunday will be given by Mrs. Miriam Hoerger in memory of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coughlin Sunday Evening Seminars continue this Sunday evening, with classes beginning at 5:30 pan. You may still enroll in one of the fine adult sessions: “What on Earth Is Our Church Doing?” taught by Dr. Spencer P. Austin (which will meet in Rooms B-7 and B-9 this week); “The Bible Speaks Today* taught by Dr. David C. Pellett; and “Christianity and Other Religions—Allies or Enemies?* taught by Dr. Joseph M. Smith. Children’s classes will continue as originally scheduled, while the Jr. Hi’s this week will see a drama (enacted by Jr. Hi young people) entitled “Plenty of Rein,” with discussion following. This portion of their series on “Communication and Our Christian Faith* is under the guidance of Mrs. John Hayes. The worship portion of the Sunday Seminars this week will be in conjunction with the Second Sunday Series. A musical dialogue “Father Abraham, Have Mercy on Me* by Schutz, will be sung by Dorothy Graham, Diane Ward, Martha Allison, James Simons and Crone Khay, with string trio, two flutes and crgam The remainder of the program will be two a cappella works by Vittoria, sung by the Chancel Choir and Patricia Pirtle, soloist. The community is invited to attend this program. Choir rehearsals next week will be as follows: Monday, Bey Choir, 3JO to 4*o; Wednesday, Angehis Choir, 3*o to 4:15, and Motet, B*o to 7*o pm.; Thursday, Chorale Choir, 3:30 to 4:30, and Chancel Choir, 7:30 to 9:30 pm. CWJ. Bible Study will continue Monday morning, 9*o am, in the Bethany Itaww . Favortie Dish Ptteh-ln Dinner and quarterly meeting and program of the Christian Women’s FeDowahip win be held Monday evening; 0:30 pm. in Fellowship HalL Meat, rolls and coffee will be furnished by hostess circles; all others are to bring their favorite dish. Mrs. Sally Webber win give the devotions; Mrs. Dorothy Kingery will show slides and speak on her trip to Africa. All woman of the church are invited to attend this first “spring event* Christian Men’s Fellowship Steering Committee will meet in the Bethany Room at 7*o pm. Monday, March 11. Department of Christian Education will meet in Boom 300 from 7*o to 8:30 on Monday evening, prior to the Cabinet meeting. Pastor's Cabinet will meet in Boom B-l at 8:30 pm Monday evening; March IL Official Board will meet Tuesday, 7*o pm on Tuesday, March 13 in Boom B-L Fan Festival Sewing begins at the Dotbeh Farm next Wednesday , March 13 at 9 am Ladies are asked to brtngtbeir own scissors, also sandwich for lunch. Old nylons are especially needed. Bee “items needed* list in church kitchen. Sr. High C.YJF. Executive Committee will meet Wednesday, Much 13 at 7*o pm. in the Bethany Boom. Speedway Weekday Religious Education r hose a win continue Wednesday at 3 pm. Golden Rule Fellowship win moat Thursday, March 14 at I*o pm. in the Bethany Boom. The program wtil be a ouund fitoarirt “The Growth in Our Idea of God.* This to based on original payings by Jacques Baronin and seeks to show the development in aaanfti idea of God as set forth in the Bible. Membership classes wtil begin March 18. watch Flyer end Weekly for further information eanoerning time and place.

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