Speedway Flyer, Volume 36, Number 35, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 September 1968 — Page 3

Thursday, September 5, 1968

School News (Continued from Page 1) S. Griffith, M.D., President; Bob J. Pierce, Vice-President; and Theodore L. Rosebrock, Secretary. 8 Richard C. Jordan, Superintendent of Schools, has announced the appointment of the following school personnel and teaching staff for the 1968-69 school year: Charlene Musgrave, Secretary, Office of Superintendent and Board; Mary Orr, Secretary, Office of Superintendent and Board, part-time; Bonnie Pollard, Treasurer, Extra-Curricular Activities; Sharon Thomas, Secretary, High School Office; Karen Rigsby, Secretary High School Office and Elementary Schools; Barbara Shanfield, Secretary, Junior High School Office; Leanna Cunningham, School Nurse; Mary Stonebraker, Library Assistant.

Adult season football tickets will be on sale at the Athletic Director’s Office in Speedway High School on Thursday, September 5, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Price is $3.50 for five games. Coach John Owensby has begun practice with the Speedway High School Cross Country team. The schedule of Cross Country meets for 1968 includes: Sept. 3 Howe, V-R-F - There - 4:30 p.m. Sept. 5 Mooresville, V - Here - 4:30 p.m. Sept. 9 Cathedral, V-R - Here - 4:30 p.m. Sept. 12 Ben Davis, V . There - 4:30 p.m. Sept. 17 Northwest, V-R-F - There - 4:30 p.m. Sept. 24 Plainfield and Greenwood at Greenwood - There - 4:30 p m. Sept. 27 Broad Ripple Invitational . 3:30 p.m. Sept. 30 Center Grove - Here - 4:30 p.m. Oct. 3 Southport and Lawrence Central at Lawrence Central - There - 4:30 p.m. Oct. 8 County at Ben Davis - 4:45 p.m. Oct. 10 Warren Central - Here - 4:30 p.m. Oct. 12 Mid-State Oct. 15 Beech Grove & Franklin Central at Franklin Central - There - 4:30 p.m. Oct. 18 Sectionals.

CARL G. FISHER SCHOOL FACULTY (Elementary # 1) Mr. Willard Lindley, Principal; Miss Carol Valente, Sixth Grade; Miss Patricia Pirtle, Fifth Grade; Mrs. Margaret Layne, Fourth Grade; Mrs. Marilyn Overleese, Third Grade; Miss Roberta Yoho, Third Grade; Mrs. Judy Stouder, Second Grade; Mrs. Mary Lou Kress, First Grade; Mrs. Sharon Tincher, First Grade; Mrs. Cristell Work, Kindergarten; Mrs. Linda Buckner, Special Education; Miss Mildred Middaugh, Special Reading; Mrs. Judy McKinney, Speech and Hearing; Mrs. Kathryn Miller, Art; Miss Pauline Hendrickson, Music; Miss Patsy Dick, Music.

ARTHUR C. NEWBY SCHOOL FACULTY (Elementary # 2) Mr. Willard Lindley, Principal; Mr. Joseph Keesling, Sixth Grade; Mrs. Irene Furman, Fifth Grade; Miss Hazel Smith, Fouth Grade; Miss Margaret Wilson, Third Grade; Mrs. Sally Bunting, Se-cond-Third Grade; Mrs. Harriette Aichele, Second Grade; Miss Julia Allen, First Grade; Miss Marcella Bradley, Kindergarten; Miss Mildred Middaugh, Special Reading; Mrs. Judy McKinney, Speech and Hearing, Mrs. Betty Jean McCoun, Art; Miss Pauline Hendrickson, Music; Miss Patsy Dick, Music.

JAMES A. ALLISON SCHOOL FACULTY (Elementary # 3) Mr. Donald Ross, Principal; Mr. John Preheim, Sixth Grade, Asst. Prin.; Mrs. Carol Armstrong, Sixth Grade; Mrs. Karen Truelove, Fifth Grade; Mr. Kenneth Wills, Fifth Grade; Mrs. Alice Simons, Fourth Grade; Miss Isabel Smith, Fourth Grade; Miss Chris Hearn, Third Grade; Mrs. Nancy Perrigo, Third Grade; Mrs. Sara Crippen, Second Grade; Miss Sharon Tarplee, Second Grade; Mrs. Madonna Mcllvain, First Grade; Mrs. Joanne Pierce, First Grade; Mrs. Helen Hickok, Kindergarten; Miss Mildred Middaugh, Special Reading, Mrs. Judy McKinney, Speech and Hearing, Mrs. Betty Jean McCoun, Art; Miss Pauline Hendrickson, Music; Miss Patsy Dick, Music. FRANK H. WHEELER SCHOOL FACULTY (Elementary # 4) Mr. George McClelland, Principal; Mr. Forrest Hooper, Sixth Grade, Asst. Prin.; Miss Mary Clemons, Six„h Grade; Miss Dianne Trout, Sixth Grade; Mr. Randall Goodwin, Fifth Grade; Mr. Kenneth Thompson, Fifth Grade; Mrs. Wilma Thompson, Fifth Grade; Mrs. June Beier, Fourth Grade; Mrs. Irmgard Miller, Fourth Grade; Mrs. Julie Gardner, Third Grade; Mrs. Virginia Goes, Third Grade; Mrs. Joanne Rich wine, Third Grade; Mrs. Sally Henzie, Second Grade; Titigg Suzanne Maxwell, Second Grade; Miss Emily Vance, First Grade, Mrs. Rosanne Weber,

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SPEEDWAY JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Mr. John Bainbridge, Principal; Mrs. Leah Abrams, English-Ger-man; Mrs. Judith Buckingham, English-Spanish; Mr. Merle Bucklew, Music; Mr. John Butterworth, History, Geography, Boys’ Phy. Ed. Mrs. Christine Clemens, English; Mrs. Sandra Curry, English, History; Mrs. Evelyn Dick, Librarian; Mr. Kenneth Earl, English, History; Mrs. Rebecca Ennis, Science; Mr. Richard Haug, Science; Miss Judith Heines, Mathematics; Mrs. Sherry Hinchman, Homemaking; Mr. Finis Jent, Industrial Arts; Mrs. Diana Kresge, Girls’ Phy. Ed.; Mrs. Marjory Marsh, English, Reading, Orientation; Mrs. Noel Martin, Mathematics; Mr. Dick Merritt, History, Geography; Mr. David Miller, Mathematics; Mrs. Kathryn Miller, Art; Mr. Lyle Neat, Science; Mr. John Owensby, Boys’ Phy. Ed., Science; Mr. Max Rothenberger, Mathematics; Mrs. Sharon Steele, English.

SPEEDWAY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Mr. Floyd Troth, Principal; Mr. Morris Pollard, Asst, to Principal, History; Mr. Clyde Sallee, Asst, to Principal, Ath. Dir., Sociology; Mr. Dalton Wicker, Guidance Director, Orientation; Mrs. Leah Abrams, German; Mr. Mark Barnes, Boys’ Swimming, Phy. Ed. Mr. Herbert Beatty, Librarian; Mr. James Beck, History; Mrs. Benay Jaeger, Mathematics; Mrs. Marsha Bradley, English; Mrs. Judith Buckingham, Spanish; Mr. Ronald Chickadaunce, Industrial Arts, Boys’ Phy. Ed.; Mr. William Clark, Biology; Mr. James Crumley, Health, Psychology; Mr. Frederick Fishback, Industrial Arts; Mr. Edward Frazier, Biology, Zoology; Mr. Dale Glenn, English; Mr. Paul Guernsey, Mathematics; Mrs. Lilliam Gutierrez, Spanish; Mr. Frank Hamilton, Driver Training, Health; Mrs. Shirley Hester, English; Mrs. Grace Hine, English; Mr. Charles Horoho, Music; Mr. Bruce Hutchings, Government; Mr. Donald Johnson, Speech, English; Mr. Ralph Johnson, Mathematics; Mrs. Rose Ken. dall, Developmental Reading, English; Miss Regina Kroft, Chemistry; Mrs. Deanna Lambert, Business Education; Miss Lois Metzger, Business Education, Journalism; Mr. Charles Nay, Mathematics; Mrs Sue Plummer Euglish, Spanish; Mr. George Roe, German; Mrs. Charlotte Roper, Art; Mr. Ronald Segebarth, Physics, Biology; Mrs. Mary Shambaugh, Business Education; Mrs. Marilyn Sherman, Homemaking; Mr. James Simons, Mathematics; Miss Agnes Spencer, Journalism, Library; Miss Ellen Stone, History; Miss Nancy Thompson, Girls’ Phy. Ed., Swimming; Mr. Andrew

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