Speedway Flyer, Volume 37, Number 16, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 May 1969 — Page 3

Thursday, May 8, 1969

SCHOOL NEWS (Continued from Page 1) Pre-School meetings, Aug. 27, 28, 29 First day of school, Sept. 2 State Teachers Association, Oct. 23, 24 Veterans Day, Nov. 11 Thanksgiving Vacation, Nov. 27, 28 Dismissal at end of day for Christmas vacation, Dec. 19 Return to school after Christmas vacation, Jan. 5 End of first semester, Jan. 23 Dismissal at noon for Spring vacation, March 27 Return to school after Spring vacation, April 6 Dismissal at noon for Summer vacation, Saturday, June 6.

Alice Ballinger and Ted Eshenbach, Speedway High School seniors, have been named National Merit Scholarship winners. The American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese recently gave a National Spanish Examination to high school students. Margaret Guiou was awarded first place and Teddi Popcheff, fifth place, in competition among third year students. Alice Ballinger won second place among second year students. The Indiana University Honors Frogram in Foreign Languages for High School Students has named two Speedway students to participate in the program this summer. Carol Mathis will study in Krefeld, Germany, and Bill Patterson will be in San Luis Potosi, Mexico. Cong. William G. Bray has presented Speedway High School with a flag which has flown over the United States Capitol. High school students and representatives from various vocations participated in the Career Day program last Friday. Occupations represented and speakers for each were: Airline pilot, Capt. Bruce Meighen; Armed Forces, Sgt. Seibel and representatives of the Army, Navy, and Air Force; auto mechanic, Mr. E. M. Lyle; beautician, Mrs. Patricia Steed; business administration, Stanley Meng; computer technollogy, Mr. Richard Neat; dentist, Dr. F. E. McCormick; elementary teaching,

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Williard B. Lindley; mathematics and engineering, Dennis Troth; high school teaching, Dale Weller; law enforcement, Sgt. David Mollenkopf; lawyer, Jeffrey Lantz; modeling, Mrs. Shirley Siloge; nursing, Mrs. Georgia Nyland; occupational therapy, Miss Kay Bradley; physicians and surgeons, Dr. Fred R. Brooks; radio and television, Miss Linda Lupear; religious and missionary, Rev. John L. Andre and Dr. Ray H. Montgomery; stewardess, Miss Nora Cruz; social worker, Miss Linzel; secretary, William H. Pigg; veterinarian, Dr. James Cochran.

Results of athletic contests held the past week were: Baseball Speedway var. 12, Center Grove 2 Whiteland var. 12, Speedway 1 Decatur Cen. res. 8, Speedway 3 Speedway fresh. 3, Brebeuf 1 Golf Lawrence Cen. 219, Speedway 222, Center Grove 240 Speedway 9, Tech 3 Speedway 9, Washington 3 Speedway 12, Danville 0 Speedway 180, Pike 204 Tennis Speedway var. 4, Northwest 3 North Cen. var. 7, Speedway 0 Speedway var. 6, Beech Grove 3 Speedway res. 3, Northwest 3 North Cen. res. 7, Speedway 0 Speedway placed 3rd among the seven schools competing in the invitational tourney last week. Track Speedway placed Bth in the County Meet at North Central and 4th in the Mid-State Meet which they hosted. Three new records were set in the Mid-State Meet by Jim Eppen in the high jump, Ron Byram in the 440 and Paul Luther, Jim Cox, Bruce Samm, and Ron Byram in the mile relay. In the Mid-State Freshman Meet, Speedway placed 7th. The Speedway Junior High Track team won a meet with Fulton. Final scores were Speedway 71% and Fulton 19%. Library Notes These books have been recently added to the Senior High School Library: Cavanna, Betty, Country cousin Emery, Anne, Campus melody Jones, Dorothy, The oldest one

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capped Hoosier children to enjoy two weeks of outdoor recreation, handicrafts, nature study and fun. filled association with other youngsters in a carefully supervised and planned outing. For the fifteenth year, Camp Riley for Physically Handicapped Children, which is sponsored by the Riley Memorial Association, will utilize its portion of the 2,300acre tract in the wooded hills and sunlit meadows of Bradford Woods to bring all these advantages to children who would not otherwise know these pleasures. Only physically handicapped childlren from 8 through 15 years of age are accepted at Camp Riley. The child’s own physician must sign the application after which a committee of doctors, nurses and medical social workers at Riley Hospital examines all applications and passes those where they feel the children are not only qualified for the camp, but can also participate in the activities.

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Bradford Woods was a gift of the three Bradford brothers, John, Albert and Perry, to Indiana University for the use and benefit of the children of Indiana. The Riley Association provided funds for the construction of a dam across valley so that a 110-acre lake became a reality where children can enjoy fishing, swimming and boating. Camp Riley, because it was developed with the handicapped child in mind, provides all-wea-ther cottage-cabins, a large dining hall, craft shelter, a swimming pool where the water temperature can be controlled, and areas for outdoor fun and frolic. A physi-

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