Speedway Flyer, Volume 37, Number 17, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 May 1969 — Page 3

Thursday, May 22, 1969

SCHOOL NEWS (Continued from Page 1) June 1 Baccalaureate in Auditorium June 2 School in session as usual June 2 Commencementin Gymnasium June 5 Report cards issued in elementary schools at 10:00 a.m. June 5 Eighth grade diplomas will be presented to 1:30 p.m. Baccalaureate and Commencement are scheduled for Sunday and Monday nights, June 1 and 2. Baccalaureate will be held in the auditorium with Dr. Ray Montgomery of the Speedway Christian Church as the speaker. Commencement exercises will be held in the high school gymnasium with Dr. Wallace B. Graves, President of the University of Evansville, as the speaker. Both Baccalaureate and Commencement will begin at 8:00 p.m. The year end schedule will be similar to that of recent years for all pupils in Speedway Schools. Under this schedule elementary pupils will attend school through Tuesday, June 3, will be out of school all day on Wednesday, June 4, and will return only long enough to receive their report cards at 10:00 a.m. on Thursday, June 5. Junior high and high school students will attend classes and examination schedules through Wednesday noon, June 4, and will be dismissed at that time. Report cards will be mailed to them. Eighth grade students will return to the junior high at 1:30 p.m., Thursday, June 5, to receive their diplomas. The high school student body elected Denny Smith, President, and Bob Harbin, Vice President, of the Student Council for 1969-70. Other candidates for president were Mike Furnish and Carol Pelley, and for vice president, Bill Patterson and Ron Medvescek. Speedway High School honor roll for second six weeks of the second semester 1968-69.

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SENIORS "A" Honor Roll Alice Ballinger, Brad Black, Doug Bryant, Dee Campfield, Nancy Casady, Phyllis DeMass, Dennis Dirks, Cathie Doak, Mary, ann Engel, Jim Eppen, Ted Eschenbach, Mike Giant, Donna Hammer, Tom Haynes, and Beth Kellam. Also Connie Lee, Patty Leonard, Dave Lockhart, Paul Luther, Ron Methier, Maryane Newsom, Patricia Pickett, Tom Popcheff, Linda Price, Chrlene Saxton, Regina Torrella, Roxann Torre 11a, Dianne Wagner, Kathy Weatherford, and Steve Workman.

SENIORS "B" Honor Roll Donna Atkinson, Beverly Bark, er, Mary Beth Blind, Beck Bowman, Betty Castle, Diane Clark, Kris Collins, Barry Crawford, Gary Crawford, Garry Davis, Patricia Fieber, Steve Grisham, Matt Hawkins, Donald Hessel, Annemarie Heitberg, and Sarah Hutchens. Also Mark Karst, Vicki Kelley, Linda Kirchhoff, Carla Lampman, Kay Lawler, Melinda Lower, Doug Manley, Cindy Medenwald, Don Muir, Kathie Murphy, Scott Musgrave, Debbie Ordel, Cherri Phillabaum, Beverly Preston, Alan Reich, and Russell Rogers. Also Rick Rost, Dan Ryden, Bruce Samm, Jinny Sauer, Sharon Schiff, Nancy Schoenewey, Karen Sharp, Charles Smale, Tony Speer, Debbie Stamm, Donn Stanley, Debbie Sunier, Karen Tremor, Sharon Waltz, Janie Weird, James Yarberry, and Jane Young. Jim Eppen placed third in the high jump at the regional track meet last Saturday. This qualifies him to compete in the State Final Meet on May 24. Jim had won the high jump in sectional competition, and Ron Byram placed third in the 880 to qualify for the regional. Speedway’s golf team completed their season with a fourth place in the sectional played at Lebanon last week. Twenty-two schools were entered in that sectional. Speedway’s varsity tennis team defeated Chartrand 7-0; they lost to Southport 7-0 and to Brebeuf 7-0; and Speedway won from Lawrence Central 4-3. Reserve

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tennis scores were: Southport 6, Speedway 3; Speedway 6, Brebeuf 5; Lawrence Central 4%, Spedway 1%. Speedway varsity baseball team won two Mid-State Conference games last week. They outscored Greenwood 8-2, and after eight innings, of play, they scored to defeat Danville 1-0. In reserve baseball Speedway lost to Greenwood 11-3 and to Danville 2-0. LIBRARY NOTES: These books have been recently added to the Senior High School Library: Komroff, Manuel Thomas Jefferson Weingast, David Franklin D. Roosevelt Dodge, Bertha Story of nursing Downer, Richard Drawing buildings Collier, Richard Eagle Day: the Battle of Britain Dahl, Borgnild Finding my way Daly, Maureen My favorite mystery stories Denman, Frank The law, it’s on your side Eckert, Allan The silent sky Felsen, Henry Teen-ager’s first car Forman, James Skies of Crete Ducas, Dorothy Modem nursing Dull, Charles Modem physics Louria, Donald The drug scene

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