Speedway Flyer, Volume 39, Number 38, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 December 1971 — Page 3

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9,1971

Speedway Seventh Grade Basketball Team

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Players on the seventh grade basketball team for Speedway Junior High School are: front row, left to right, Paul Fulton, Tom Whinrey, Curt Yeftich, Dean Medenwald, Duane Bryant, Steve Kottaridis. Second row, Greg Suttle, Jeff Nie-

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mann, Tom Faris, Jim Tackitt, Steve Johnson, and Larry Fields. Third row, Ric Wilson, Doug Gilliatt, Tim Hoose, Dale Deen, Dan Lloyd, Dave Smith, Dan Henderson and Coach Dick Merritt

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Speedway Junior High School’s seventh grade basketball team won the first two games of the current season, defeating Brownsburg 44-31 there on Nov. 18, and Decatur Central 41-30 at home on Nov. 22. The Speedway B team then lost to Lebanon’s B team 30-26; the A team score against Lebanon was a 35-29 loss for Speedway on the same date, Nov. 29. On Dec. 2, Speedway edged Lincoln Junior High of Pike Township, 33-31. The local seventh graders met Craig there of Lawrence Township Tuesday night, and hosts Franklin Township tonight. Members of Speedway’s seventh grade team are Paul Fulton, Tom Whinrey, Curt Yeftich, Dean Medenwald, Duane Bryant, Steve Kottaridis, Greg Suttle, Jeff NieLeaf Pickup December! 5 The last leaf pickup for this fall will be held on December 15, according to announcement by Lew Jackson, Speedway Street Commissioner. Anyone having leaves to be picked up should have them at the curb on that date.

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mann, Tom Faris, Jim Tackitt, Steve Johnson, Larry Fields, Ric Wilson, Doug Gilliatt, Tim Hoose, Dale Deen, Dan Lloyd, Dave Smith, and Dan Henderson. Richard Merritt is seventh grade coach. Seventh grade cheerleaders are Patty Bauguess, Julie Johnson, Lori Wilson, and Shannon Evans.

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Cmcml Planed The Choral Department of the high school atutitortem at 700 pum. on Dec. IS. According to Robert Wise, choral 'rector, this is the first year that the choral departmesfs winter concert has been specifically made up of Christinas music. The first halt at the program will he node up of Hgto, temiliar songs, he said; the second half will consist of the Christmas choruses from ltentel*saratorfo, “Tue Messiah.” Soloists for tho numbers from The Messiah” will be Betty indlay, Debbfc Witherbee, Cindy Blankinship, and Becky COK. Tickets, which are seventyfive coats, are available from members at the choral organisations, or from the high school office. Lodge Elects At the December stated meet, tog of Speedway Lodge 729 F. 4 AJC, James R. Jewell was elected Worshipful Master for 1972. Otter officers elected for the same term were; James M. Hittie, Senior Warden; LeotisS. Smite, junior warden; Robert E. Crane, PJf., treasurer; Charles F. Langwell, cretary; and James P. Shaw, P.M m Trustee. Following tee election, Worshipful Master Jewell novneed tee following appointments; Donald R. Deacon; Allan Vanßlaricum, Junior Deacon; Edgar E.Tyler, Chaplain; Thomas J. Garrett, Senior Steward; John T. Mills, Junior Steward; Albert I.Buckler, Tyler; and Lawrence L. Medcalf, Organist. All of these officers will be installed to a ceremony open to tee genera] public, December 11 at tee Masonic Lodge, 1620 N. Lyndhurst. Job’s Daughters, Bethel 38, will exemplify The Living Cross as a part of tee installation program.

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