Speedway Flyer, Volume 40, Number 10, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 March 1972 — Page 8

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“Every artist paints with a purpose,” Sandy Badger said. “The biggest challenge is to get a genuine idea for what the person wants. That’s what makes for a tot of frustrated artists!” The frustrations of art—and the ecstasies—are ahead, for she will study graphic art at the University of Cincinnati. “tt Pm good enough, I’d like to be a graphic engineer. They are commissioned to make signs and so on,” she said. SANDY BADGER Commissions are not new for Sandy. "Pm being commissioned by students now,” she said, adding that she had just finished painting a boy’s guitar case.

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sampling another art medium, sculpture, Sandy attended the Ball State University art workshop on a scholarship. A member of the Art Chib, she decorated one of Kresge’s windows at Halloween. K' 1 ■’ W MS®* ’ * DEBBIE KNOOP There win be no artistic void between her graduation and college. Besides working on her own individual projects, Sandy plans to be an art counselor at Girl Scout camp this summer. She has been a Scout for 11 years. Expressing herself also in music, Sandy admits that she values her art more. Sandy, one of Speedway’s two drum majors, will lead two more parades this year.

A member of the stage, concert, pep, and varsity bends and pit orchestra, she has played the saxophone since she was 8. Debbie Knoop’s nimble fingers earned her a 50 words per minute typing certificate. And, as she plans to become a secretary after high school, she’ll irna n nanoy. As a member of the "Let ft Be” yearbook staff, Debbie works on the senior activities list and index. She found a hobby when she began bowling for the AJBC League, although she no longer is a league member. She enjoys sewing, Ki "A L 1 Z m JIM HISER

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Like fitter, like son! Jim Hiser expects to be an electrician like his fitter. The electronics course he took at the high school was just a beginning. Jim would use to study at Mallory Technical School. A veteran of two summers* work at the 500 track, Jim now works at Wassons. His time off is spent hunting, fishing, or working on his car. Jim played 9th grade football and track and reserve football.

Paul Ashley Final Rites Paul D. Ashley, 52, 1735 Ellen Drive, died in Community Hospital on March 6th. Services were held in the Speedway Cookie Funeral Home on Friday, March 10th. Burial was in Floral Park Cemetery. Mr. Ashley was a member of the 7th Day Adventist Church, Speedway Masonic Lodge and the Elks Lodge, Lebanon, Indiana. Survivors include his wife, May Ashley; daughter, Mrs. Sharon Bondurant and son, Paul D. Ashley, Westminister, California.

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The final competition of the elementary basketball program has been completed. As aresuit of the two-way tie in tte sixth grade a play-off game was held which was won by the Knicks. The final standings for the seven game schedule are: Grade Five . ..WL Globetrotters . 70 Knicks . . . ..........52 Bucks ............. 4 3 Sparkplugs .......... 3 4 Pacers ............ 25 Hoosiers 0 7 Grade 5ix..... W L Knicks 52 Lakers 52 Pacers ............. 43 Boilermakers ........ 34 Bucks .' 3 4 Bullets 16 Members oftbe championship teams were: Fifth Grade: “Globetrotters”: Ryan Clodfetter, Brian Dean, Doug Dodson, DougEhlebracht, Scott Golden, Gilbert Gould, Michael Kish, Scott Larsen, Jay Nicholson, Greg Owensby, Jay Thomas. Sixth Grade: “Knicks”: Keith Badger, Bill Fogarty, Jim Hays, Dave Johnson, Larry McHenry, Steve Maners, Chris Preston, Van Walls, Allen Workman.

THURSDAY, MARCH 9,1972

Speedway was test to a Junior High Invitational Wrestling Meet recently. Franklin Central {faced first, Speedway second, Brownsburg third, and Danville fourth. Speedway team members who were champions in their weight divisions were: Terry Love, Craig Oslos, Jim Mendenhall, Tom Hott, Brian Cook, Stanley McTarsney, and Rusty Long.

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Second place winners were Chuck West, Mike Godby, and Date Deem. Third place was awarded to John Capoils and Chester Robertson; and fourth place awarded to Jett Hart, Jeff Crow, and Mike Milatovich. Earlier Speedway tost a wrestling meet to Decatur by a score of3B-29. The GAA swimming team won a meet with Marion 80-25.

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