Speedway Flyer, Volume 40, Number 18, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 May 1972 — Page 2

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School News

MAY 4-Varsity baseball, Danville, There, 430 pan. 4-Freshman baseball, Brebeut, Here, 4:30 p.m. 4- Mid-State Track Meet at Mooresville, 530 p.m. 5- baseball, Northwest, Here, 4:30 pun. 5-Golf meet with Pike 8-Varsity and reserve baseball, Washington, There, 430 pun. 8- baseball, Mooresville, Here, 430 p.m. 9- Varsity Track meet at Lebanon, 630 pun. 9- meet with Decatur Central 10- PT A meeting in junior high gymnasium, 7:30 p.m. 12-Varsity and reserve baseball, Plainfield, Here, 430 p.m. 12-Marion County track meet at North Central, 6:00 p.m. 12-3-“ Hello Dolly” in Jordan Auditorium, 8:00 pan. 15-Freshman baseball, South Wayne, Here, 430 p.m. 15- School German Chib Folk Festival in cafeteria, 6:00 p.m. 16- Varsity baseball, Greenwood, There, 430 p.m. 16- meet with Franklin Central 17- County Baseball Tourney 17- at National Honor Society members, 630p.m. 18- School Honor Day 18-Track sectionals 18- Banquet, 530 p.m. 19- baseball, Northwest, Here, 430 p.m. 19-Varsity band will march in Rushville Parade, 6:00 p.m. Lana Welcher has been named the first runner-up for the study trip to Germany awarded by the American Association of Teachers of German. This honor is the result of placing high on the National German test and because of her high academic record. Pam Davis received the John

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Phillip Sousa Award at the annual Band Appreciation Dinner held in the high school last week. Band Director’s Awards weit to Sandy Badger and Dan Laskowski, and Nancy Baird was named Outstanding Manager. Drum Majors for the 197273 school year will be Bob McCallister and Nancy Svoboda. In the State Choir Contest held at Ben Davis last Saturday, the Modern-aires received a Superior (I) rating and the Boys’ Glee Club was awarded an Excellent (II) rating. This was the first appearance for either group in contest. The Speedway High School student body elected the following girls as yell leaders for the 1972-73 school year: Varsity-Ann Bastianelli, Barb Dunn, Debbie Foster, Patty Glessner, Ginny Sullivan, and Michelle Vidan. Reserves - Debbie Bubalo, Cindy Meyer, Tammy Overton, and Sue Whinrey. Results of athletic contests held the past week include: BASEBALL Decatur Central Varsity 5, Speedway 4 Pike Varsity 7, Speedway 1 Speedway Varsity 2, Mooresville 1 Speedway Reserves 3, Mooresville 2 Speedway Reserves .7, Pike 5 Speedway Reserves 4, Decatur Central 0 Manual Freshmen 5, Speedway 0 Speedway Freshmen 13, Northwest 3 TRACK Center Grove Varsity 64, Speedway 54 Mooresville Varsity 61, Speedway 54 Pike Varsity 82, Speedway 35 Speedway Reserves 69, Center Grove 42 Mooresville Reserves 69, Speedway 50

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This'll That By Kay Evritt PAM DAVIES, student director, couldn’t see BETTY LINDLEY’S stroking the ribc bons of an imaginary hat during a Hello, Dolly rehearsal when tangible ones were available. “Get something like a hat - a pillow or something,” Pam pleaded with BECKY COX, who obediently vanished offstage. “Here’s your hat!” Becky said, returning with one of the knight’s helmets a la Camelot. A pink carnation was MRS. GROMER’S tribute to JAN FULLENWIDER, her secretary, during the National Secretary’s Week April 23-28. The hour glass never stops turning for DEBBY MORRIS, DENA WILCOX, and LINDA VALENTINE. Debby, a Teen Tonic, received her 700 hour award at the Cerebral Palsy Clinic ceremony last Tuesday; Dena, her 200 and 300 hour awards. Shining as a Methodist Hospital Beaconette, Linda accepted her 150 hour award last Friday. BILL RUCKMAN and SANDY BADGER’S drum major batons will be passed down to 808 MCCALLISTERandNANCYSVOBODA, next year’s drum majors. ANN BASTIANELLI’S two back flips during her tryout captivated the Sparkplugs* vote. Ann will captain the varsity squad also including GENNY SULLIVAN, PATTY GLESSNER, DEBBIE FOSTER, MICHELLE VIDAN, and BARB DUNN. Reserve cheerleaders are DEBBIE BUBALO, captain, SUE WHINREY, TAMMY OVERTON, and CINDY METER. Halving the pedalling in the thirty mile Bike-A-Thon last Sunday, SHARON OTTO and WANDA ATKINDON rode a tandem. Joining the already crowded presidential race are BETH HARLIN, TONY POPCHEFF, JEFF SIPE and KEN THOMPSON and vice president candidates STEVE GILLIATT, STEVE RAINS, RUSS RIDGEWAY and SANDRA WACKER. Campaign costs won’t run in the millions; they’re running for Student Council.

Speedway Library News

SCHEDULED EVENTS: Monday May 8, 8:00 pan., Speedway Leo Chib Tuesday May 9, 1:00 pan., American Legion Auxiliary Wednesday May 10,930a.m., Day Camp Committee Thursday May 11, 730 pan., Allison Camera Chib NEW NON-FICTION BOOKS Dreyfuss - Henry Dreyfuss Symbol Sourcebook Govoni - Cary Grant: an Unauthorized Biography Delderfield - For My Own Amusement Caidin - When War Comes Drury - Courage and Hesitation Murray - The Golden Days of San Simeon Short - The Parables of Peanuts

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Local Women Fly Medical Airlift To Aid Direct Relief Foundation

On Tuesday, April 25, two private aircraft piloted by local women flew the second leg of a medical airlift carrying thirteen boxes of medical supplies from Batavia, Ohio to Santa Barbara, California. Former Speedway resident, Mrs. Robert Gening, who now resides at 1919 Country Club Road, and Mrs. Richard Kennard, 6010 N. Emerson Ave., each flew the Indianapolis to Peoria leg of the airlift in Cessna 210’s loaded with medical supplies donated by a Middle town, Ohio hospital. The airlift, part of a project to aid the Direct Relief Foundation’s program of medical help to needy hospitals throughout the free world, has been endorsed by the International Organization of Ninety-Nines, foe. (International Organization of Women Pilots) and the Indiana Chapter of Ninety-Nines, Inc., of which Mrs. Genung is chairman. Working with the Women’s Auxiliary to the American Medical Association in various states and the Ninety-Nines, airlifts are being coordinated by the Direct Relief Foundation and carried out by the women pilots all across the UJS. The thirteen boxes carried Tuesday from Indianapolis Eagle Creek

Students Fill Bags For Goodwill

Over twelve hundred students from Speedway elementary schools will take home special Goodwill bags this week to fill with the family’s still usable (but no longer used) clothing, shoes, small toys and other repairable articles. The annual drive for the handicapped workers at Goodwill is one of the local activities for National Goodwill Week, May 7-13. Students will return their filled Goodwill bags to their schools on Wednesday, May 10. For the collection of filled bags at each of die participating schools, Goodwill trucks will be joined by volunteer trucks and drivers

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Airport to Greater Peoria Air- by the Middletown hospital. The by Ninety-Nines along the route port, Peoria, Illinois, was part transporting of these supplies in Batavia, Ohio; todianapohs, of a larger shipment donated to 4 f ABC/ JOTy- JBi J J ' " Pauline Giving prepares for the second leg of transcontinental medical airlift after receiviim medical supplies from Ohio Ninety-Nines. L. to r. Mrs. Phyllis Gray, Marion, tnd,» Pauline Gaming, Indianapolis; Rosalie Burchett, Batavia, Ohio; Connie Huffman, Cincinnati, Ohio; Caroline Snell, Dayton, Ohio.

from business firms from Indianapolis. This special collection helps insure steady work and rehabilitation opportunities for Goodwill’s handicapped workers, and to expand such opportunities for additional workers. Indianapolis Goodwill, the largMay 10 Set For Measles Shots Speedway Public Schools, in cooperation with the Marion County Health and Hospital Corporation, will provide free services for measles immunization for pre-schoolers of at least one year of age or older. Children may receive the rubella vaccine in Speedway on Wednesday, May 10, 1972. The schedule will be: Wheeler Elementary School, 8:15 a.m. Allison Elementary School, 10d5 a.m. Fisher Elementary School, 1:00 p.m. Newby Elementary School, 230 pan. For further information you may call Mrs. Long, the school nurse.

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nation, social case work and special education help the handicapped individual reach his or her maximum vocational potential. AARP Meeting Cancelled The American Association of Retired Persons, Chapter #2B, regular monthly meeting, usually held at the Senior Citizens Center is cancelled for the month of May. The next regular meeting of Chapter #2B, of the American Association of Retired Persons, will be Sunday, June Hth, 2:00 pan. at the Senior Citizens Center, 324 E. Newjork-St-