Speedway Flyer, Volume 37, Number 11, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 March 1969 — Page 3

Thursday, March 27, 1969

Preschool Enroll now for nursery school classes beginning in the fall Speedway Cooperative Preschool still has some openings for both girls and boys in their three-and four-year-old classes. The three-year-olds meet Tuesday and Thursday mornings, and the four-year-olds meet Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings or afternoons at John Knox Presbyterian Church on N. High School Road. Parent Cooperatives are nursery schools run and owned by parents of children attending the schools. Each mother is required to assist a qualified teacher in the classroom about once a month. For more information or to enroll a child, please contact the membership chairman at 291-9737.

SCHOOL NEWS (Cbntmned from Page 1) April 10 Track meet Ben Davis, There April 11 Varsity & reserve track meet Ben Davis, There 4:30 p.m. April 12 State Speech Finals Each year from spring through fall some damage occurs to frontlawns of school grounds by young people playing on them after school hours and over weekends. Pupils are not permitted to use the front lawns during the school day, and it is expected that they not play on them or use them as walks at other times. Considerable labor and expense is incurred each year to try to keep the school lawns beautiful. At all schools there are adequate playground areas which can be used. It is hoped that all persons will help the school custodians in their efforts to maintain attractive lawns. Recently the four grade schools of Speedway participated in a Bundle Days Clothing Program. A total of 555 bags of clothing were collected and shipped to the needy children and adults in the Southern Appalachian Mountains. The (Speedway) children were very enthusiastic and happy in their giving to these poverty stricken people.

First semester honor roll for the 1968-69 school year includes the following Speedway High School students: SENIORS “A“ Honor Roll Alice Balinger, Beverly Barker, Brad Black, Mary Beth Blind, Doug Bryant, Nancy Casady, Diane Clark, Phyllis DeMass, Cathie Doak, Maryann Engel, Ted Eschenbach, Michael Giant, Donna Hamer, Tom Haynes, Vicki Kelley, Connie Lee, Patty Leonard, Dave Lockart, Paul Luther, Ron Methier, Maryanne Newsom, Patricia Pickett, Linda Price Charlene Saxton, Regina TorreHa, Roxann Torrella, Dianne Wagner, Kathy Weatherford, Steve Workman, and Jim Yarberry. SENIORS "B" Honor Roll Donna Atkinson, Becky Bowman, Dee Dee Campfield, Kris Collins, Barry Crawford, Ruth DeWitt, Dennis Dirks, Jill Egler, Jim Eppen, Patricia Fieber, Peggy Findley, Jim Geiman, Steve Girsham, Matt Hawkins, Don Hessel, Annemarie Hietberg, Teri Hughes, Sarah Hutchens, Mary Karst, and Beth Kellam. Also Linda Kirchhoff, Kay Lawler, Bill Layne, Melinda Lower, Doug Manley, Cindy Medenwald, Don Muir, Steve Nickles, Debbie Ordel, Tom Popcheff, Beverly Preston, Alan Reich, Rick •.Rost, Dan Ryden, Jinny Sauer, Sharon Schiff, Nancy Schoenewey, Charles Smale, Debbie Stamm, Don Stanley, Debbie Sunier, Karen Tremor, and Sharron Waltz. JUNIORS "A" Honor RoU Neil Behrle, Eric DeWeese, Karen Graves, Robert Harbin, Lora Hittie, Terry Mitchell, William Patterson, Marcia Pollard, Elizabeth Ramsay, Georgia Simpson, Jackie, Slattery, Gary Smith, Jenny Speer, and David Wenban.

JUNIORS "B" Honor Roll Kathleen Briggs, Linda Briggs, Jane Bumgardner, Peggy Chambers, Robert Cox, Janet Croney, Marc Daniels, Leslie Davis, Linda Dillon, Linda Draper, Debbie Eldridge, Sheryl Esarey, Larry Featheringill, Carolyn Fields, Furnish, Gary Garber, Tom Gilbert, Suzanne Glidden, Bruce Hamilton, Randy Hardwick, Pam Harrell, Diane Heidenreich, Synthia Hicks, Linda Hodge, Barbara Houpt, Nanette Houser, Jeana Hubbard, Alicia Jacobs, Phil Karst, Anne Keller, Sue Loughlin, Tom Lintzenich, and Marge Liszkai. Also Greg Littrell, Beth Ann Masariu, Carol Mathis, Susan Murphy, Gordon Nave, Neil Oslos, David Peyton, Rick Phipps, Teddi Popcheff, Kent Priebe, Janis Ramsey, Mark Richardson, Bruce Roberts, Connie Rudman, John Schable, Preston Sinks, Dennis era _ * ozmtn, uonaia oniyser, ueDoie Taylor, Karen Thomas, Terry Thompson, John Vanßuskirk, David Vogel, Sally Wacker, Cheryl Wood, and Mark Wraight frwehmen and sophomores will be Rated in next weeks fryer.

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ST. CHMSTOHMTS CATHOUC CHURCH (Continued frani Peat 1) ' Regular St Christopher Friday Social for adults tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. Food-Cany-Out Service begins at 5:00 p.m. There will be no Social on Good Friday, April, 4th. An Evening of Renewal few the C.Y.O.ers will be Monday night, March 31st, from 7:00 to 9:00 pan. at St Christopher. There will be an opportunity for confession, the guitar Mass and Holy Communion. It will be presented by Father Maury Smith from the Alveraa Retreat House. Refreshments and a social will follow and continue until 10:00 p.m. St Christopher grade school dismissal for the Easter Vacation starts at the close of classes on Wednesday, April 2nd. Classes will be resumed Wednesday, April 9th. Kenneth Toney of 2144 Cole Street was admitted at St Vincent Hospital last Friday. He was placed in intensive care and was

are as follows: John Hood, Institutional Representative; Ralph Baldwin, Pack Committee Chairman; Gay Bagley, Secretary; George Brueggemann, Treasurer; Sam Golden, Awards Chairman; Robert Patterson, Plaque Maker; Charles Bagley, Activity Chairman; John Jackman, Cubmaster; B. G. Allison, Assistant Cubmaster. Den Leaders are: Sam Lloyd, Webelos, Den 1; Charles Sater, Webelos, Den 2; Mary Thorpe, 3; Mildred Cook, Den 4; Barbara Golden and Nancy Fansler, Den 5; Jan Love, Den 8. With these new officers and the help

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and cooperation of the parents, Pack 66 will continue to be a strong and going pack. P.TJL PAPER SALE APRIL 9 WESTWOOD NEWS Westwood Country Club 4th - sth and 6th Grade Party Friday, March 28th, 7:00 - 9:30. Splash party and Horror Movie “The Bowery Boys Meet The Monsters” .25/Members .50/Guests. Members and their guest welcome. Westwood Country Club Vacation Teen Dance Monday, March 31st 8:00 - 10:30. Featuring Music by the “Changing Times”. .75/Members 1.00/Guests FOR ALL CLUB CARD HOLDERS. Westwood Country Club Kiddie Easter Party Saturday, April sth 1:00 - 2:45 pan. Kiddie Movie at 1:00 and Easter Egg Hunt at 2:30. Movie will be “Fun and Fancy Free” a Walt Disney Feature ... Members/Free Guests/.50.

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found to have two bleeding ulcers. He is now in Room 2368. The family have requested your prayers for his recovery. Congratulations to Mr. Bill Bruno and his Thespians. They advanced to the semi-final round in the One Act Comedy Play Tournament with their performance at the Immaculate Heart of Mary last week. The final round will be Saturday of this week, March 39th, at 7:30 p.m. at Chartrand. And congratulations to Cathy Stevens and her cast for their fine performance in the One Act Serious Play Division. They lost to St Catherine in a very close decision. Mass intentions for this week: Monday, 6:15 a.m. a Mass of Thanksgiving: at 8:00 am. for John Meyer, requested by Mr. Richard Dugan: at 5:30 pm., for the special intentions of the parish. Tuesday, at 8:00 a.m. for the parish, on the Feast of the Apparition: 5:30 p.m. for Colonel John B. Friday, requested by Nora E. Conway. Wednesday, at 8:00 a.m., an Anniversary Mass for Ruth Aharen,

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