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TABLE OF CONTENTS We Were There .,........... We Participated In Activities .. We Attended Sporting Events . . We Were The Business End . .. 7x5 ,7 ' Page 23 Page 49 Page 65 Page 79 The annual staff worked far into the nightn under the supervision of Editor-in- Chief Pat Last and Sponsor Miss Spencer. Mickey Craig, Barry Clark, Jerry Siddall, Judy White, Judi Whitaker, Barbara Schilling, Barbara Harrah, Glenda Harlin, Tom Neat, and Ann Chadwick listen as Pat explains ideas to her editors-Anne Lynch, Organizations and Sharon Dine, Business Managerfseatedjg Ron Akers, Advertising Manager, Barbara Armantrout, Associate Editor, Bud Sprinkles, Subscriptions, Claudine Eppen, Underclassmen, and Judy Blankinship, Art.
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www ., .. s,sE5S ' 1 Az S 7674 It was Sept. 6, 1956, and a record number of 644 students were on hand to begin the new school year. The new and old Speedxwayites were to see a number of changes at S.H.S. during the 1956-57 school year: homerooms were limited to Tuesdays only, seats were assigned at convoca- tions, and the Allison grade school was to be erected at 22nd and Gerrard. We, the seniors of 1957, were there when the Booster Club was reactivated and when our Sparkplugs brought home the Marion County and Mid-State Foot- ball Championships. Changes were made, and traditions remained, but through it all, we shall remember every moment of this our senior year, for WE WERE THERE.
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Speedway students come from many parts of the country, Dave Harrison, California: Sherry Campbell, Washingtong Charlotte Strickland, Mississippig Nancy Straub, Kansasg and Judy Blankinship, Illinois, point out their home- towns on the map, while Bob Wason, and Charles Kelley, new students from elsewhere in Indiana, look on. 4mS We , J Q W, K K A W , t..- ll Mickey Craig, a new Speedwayite, is baffled by Speedway's twins. Which is which?', asks Mickey as he gazes in amazement at Reta and Rema Armentrout, Judy and Jim Wood, and Richard and Phillip Weaver. High school without steadies', is like a senior boy without a car. The must among steadies is to talk over problems between classes. Nina Clevinger is so involved with talking to Jerry King that she carries her book upside down! 4
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