Speedway High School - Speedette Yearbook (Speedway, IN)

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ing-gif ,ia wt--' . .- .-S'.J!.5. 2 1:l yn-11 lwow that a hzrx eoniaining the names of all stnclents cling our school at that time was placed in the cornerstone of .he high school hnilcling when it was erected? Only -l-l are still in school Vflfll were here when this cornerstone was laicl in 1936. There are 564 winclow panes. IS-l lights, and a total of -57 :loors in the high school huilcling . . . Speedway Schools hnrn 225 tons of coal a year which amounts to 51,156.50 The light hill is S15 50 a month in the summer and 33175 a month in the winter. :Jw 4444.44- ', 4 1 X r I 1- 1 X X X .0 4 e ga' V5 vf :i'f'2 s f 'Q 'base 4 A wb 4 rf' L -L f. vkf .r U.,-. my 11 i - nf-'T .- f 15 ' :'- -Sgkif ' WsfX-fi is-A A g45'F.'. . Q U -. ,rl ,, 4, :':v:i:.,.1LI' f T? 'X' vw-1 ,.,..--.U .. '.3f,.-,,- , ff? 3131: -r- afifl- .rj :1.-. --.Q - . . .f,i . ,T ii:-isfiii --Y. Lu Lluxlqnr. -.-. fqgg - ,limi IJ . .5 . . . :M V -1.-I .sv ,K 1, wk 1 iq A r-,M vrgfff . 'Ir'- ., W - .:.:--+. . fe' fx' M.. ETA if-L i ' ' ' I ai-ifefligff . - 7 i: 4' iii 5.19 , '11 -- 1 ' .f--4'- -'-'.r- - ..f.:x-F:- -,T I --. 'fllJ..2 '25-f JL. 'fw.. .!'-' -' I ff:-3.4 N571 l'w'f5'--6 -1 V .-- ,, . n .- :g- -:: 1- - .. 1 'i .' '-. l -T- . - 1 .'. 4 I , 3 x l,, -.L ..-:,.4gp'.,g-. I .f- 7' , if, . ,5 H 4 4 1. ., - .ez ' -'uw 'f ' . V. v.r,:.f'- ' I 1' rw' 5,41--: M 673 - ,iv -1: 'J' 1' W- T :T 5 ' ' V -:L rg I is. 42:92, .,-5 at f' W .4193 :.A,,'- xi .1 ll K ,i .-L 1.45 1. f.'w:lf' Q: fj 5592 ' -' 'f-.:i1? V ,, f ,. I, t ff! fxf-F E-q'1he5'L.' 71 fl - 'NP' , ,V v 2,1 . - We lu , , gf - 1-is ,.--1- . -- - ' . s -4:4 ,ff- I X l fvxt ' 1.4 V, : I.-.aku xfll ,B J, .',, i, M 1 f girly q,- 'Q , 5 xr 0 H , 8 ,L '. , ', 7-4 324' . eff, . - wir Q iff- J ' , . . f , .. . . . I O. H6 4 ' -'Af r-. ,I-. f ,, ,V . , , , , o' fe' - 1' C- 'fix TM ff' v. V' rn 4 l Q QJK. .fx ,ali 30- K q S , Q I4 .. .1 , -. 1.3f -g.- 3 I , Q ntgx ,Q-.. J, , Y L -ft 0' ' . till . -v .S. A L QA. N3 ff:-f Q J prism 1 1 TT gf l ,:.. -. r4.1 5,4Se - :51 f' 'fail-21 'f ' f.s'.:- :'.'-'-'Ag' 'J' a' gigfefii -1.-iss' V 2 .F , Q! V T-' I .Q . . -6,1-: .ELS e?:- :Af 13 ,i,5Zf..,' ryja' .. '26,-I' ' -.' f 4 .any-ffix Lf 4.12 ' ' , fcjzgx-..1'AL?Lx ' .gf 4r i'fff'i-.-f',if'f 7 'QQ - s ,J I-...mf-.ql., 6' ..,. ' .A- -fflfi M Q- MAITHU XR I ffafn .,. .- .V fr. Ay-711-,. ,--0715-1. ' eq-- 'Y'-9 -7- L--'J'-'. 0 4.1 giyfffirz-1 rar .. - -.: ,-'. .-..n.-'4,. . . - .ri -fl .,,'Z -:-- ffyif--.-ffazl-. -- W 'r '?:jSj'?ij,g1.:.. f Wff -i f rg,-fm ' if 6 1 I .44-A-rv 1 ..J. 4 . . 'f , -fiffllf' gi' .nf I - 531: pq: riff fi -4. .44 The original name of the school paper was not Sl'lClil3VV:XY SPEEDETTE, hut Foo, The name, SPEEDVVAY Sl'li12l7Ii'l l'If, was suhmittecl by Dotty Phipps in a Contest held by the paper stall.

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TA., .a- 55 g, 5 , f ' - I ::.il',. .sig if .. h -elm ,f .A .Q25-'if , S-E. Q . ' 9 . - 1 I if iff? 2' ' T- . -,lf .4 7-. :. -- -1. 5' . ,-'31 1' . -- P, 5-12 'rr 4x Un ,Zi iff., I ,Fling I g at X I I aug 4 , 1: L ,sf of -VJ s A 'ima , -gf-'i',..:f. . 1 ei-ri. K ly --.jf . 3137- 6 g XTC .A,.--Q , x ,Q A A X e -1 . di? J W.. ':,f f:5'x, . If , Af '...- 4 ,'F'. - E 61.3.7 .,. Q,' 1.87 . 13 4, ..:.' rr . x ' ' C . ' I I -fi i 1' 'IU .-' :f.9':?, L, mlb' jiri.-1 .I Jn .! , if my l Ni A0194 Iain' One hundred eighty-nine students have been graduated from S.H.S. in the last eight years with the class of '38, the smallest, having only six members. The class of '44 was the largest with, thirty-four graduating. Our school has averaged twenty-three graduates a year since its doors first opened. 5 There were 5,190 books taken out of the library during 1945. During January alone, 855 books were taken out. These figures mean that, on the average. each book circulated 2.7 times during the year. There are 1,920 books in the library. The library also subscribes to 20 magazines. ..n - -.,,..5g'r'.- 4, :Era .vc 52 ,TW gl' . I xs . -..51Iif,, ' i Q- ' ff'- ,i x 17 L . :mfr h .eg l l iq 43.-?3'.ff I- ' V ' . 'lf'-ii ' ' l:'n': wg .. '52, Ti .E -41 i' 'NN 't: if s Z' gg,'Q'y3 .grate 'E 3 3 ififfiif r- lx 1.5: ' Wa. :A . s.S:q2gi.ff.e ,, , Hip if . -fig ri '5 gg,-1.-T-5 lhere are twenty-nine Roberts. seven- 'kg-:L .f-fir.-: G25 ' 5',iw'1'!' ff teen loans, and twenty Johns enrolled in 'QL -'Y-Si-ejkqf' ., ' .Q-' -'2 ,mf yi the Speedway Schools. This means that one out oi every ten students you pas on the school grounds is either a john, Robert or Joan. 5327724356-' - JT... 6 f 9 A ' -- va: g , A..- 53 COAL I 'r-.-6 ,,. . F f 3 'S Q ' lim- - ' 'KU' ' ui I T . 7 ' ive Tliimwrm

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The .Xclvunced Home licononi- ics class, composed of Junior and Senior girls, as their llllllll pro- ject for the year. transforineil the girls' former shower room into a lounge for the faculty wo- men. lt was this g1'oup's privilege to choose all the furniture pur- chased hy the school for the lounge. Ready-l-2-3-play. Fa- miliar words to music room visi- tors cluring a rehearsal. As you see. everyone works hard in his -own little way, trying to improve -our hand. The first Chair trom- bone player seems to be having Z1 little difficulty. NVhat's the trouhle, Hanen? Is it really the horn P' gcfucalian ' tiovernment-the Senior'5 :urse-includes the study ot sity. state, :uid national gov- ernnientnl procedure. Yo- czttiunal reports and class meetings are also carried on as part of the curriculuni. From the looks of things here, llurton seems to have had his lesson prep:u'ed for the day.