Speedway High School - Speedette Yearbook (Speedway, IN)

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As the senior class of '56 marched down the aisle to receive their diplomas, so did we, the class of '57, march down the aisle as we took another step on the stairway of success. Our future and our destiny, As we graduate out of S.H.S., Are ours to make alone. Welre passing another stepping stone, Weill have no teachers to help us now, We're now on the highway of life, On this jinal stepping stone! With an entirely diferent tone. eg cwtief Our class of 73 received our diplomas on May 28, 1957, as did Ronnie Hamm in 1956. With this Hnal act of graduation we dispersed, some of us going to college, others to trade schools, and still others right into the business world. 22 5

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We Wwe ' Sedan! We serious seniors looked to our class oflicers for leadership. Dick Emigholz, vice-presidentg Fred Amich, president, Jim Wood, treasurerg and Judy Wood, secretary, here lead our class during the meeting when we chose the American Beauty rose for our class flower while red and white were selected as the class colors, In Mr. Louis Troskyls absence Mr. Finis Jent assumes full responsibility for guiding the class. Fred has served as an officer all four years while jimls record says three years. Judy, Dick, and, let's include Glenda Harlin, have been among our leaders, each for two years. What is a senior? A senior is everything. and afraid of nothing! A senior is a young adult with a smile of confidence for the world, and a tear of doubt in its eyeg a senior is a clown with trouble as its main vir- tue, a senior is an idol to little brothers and sistersg and a senior in class -1 is something every teacher faces with mixed emotions. Seniors love hamburgers, cars, the opposite sex, Elvis, car-coats, ball J games, dances, movie magazines, and themselves. They loathe little chil- f ,L dren, math class, vegetables, homework. some one better looking than they are, and government. Seniors can be found in the drugstore. drive-ins. movies. or each others, houses, but never at home. Juniors envy them, teachers pity them, parents tolerate them, and other seniors love them. But all in all, these fabulous characters are really not so bad. They are merely tomorrow's future kicking up their heels before they settle down to shoulder the responsibilities that lie ahead. 24