Speedway High School - Speedette Yearbook (Speedway, IN)

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.- - MEMURIES CF S.H. . Of all the treasures which God has given us there is one which grows hrighter with age and which we cherish more each day. This treasure is 0l1l'lllCH10l'y. llccause of it we will always be able to recall life's happiest moments. Many of these moments will be memories of school days -days lilled with lessons, club activities, sports, friend- ships. and happiness. This hook. our 1948 Sl'l2l2l7l2'l l'lf, is lilled with re- nicmliranees of one of our most outstanding years-nienr ories which are not only printed on these pages lint are also indelihly stamped on our hearts. ' .V V r s L.. 2 1 lg.- -L' lx N T -K r-N .-7- X x li f , N u .a :E C ... 1.1.-i l ,Q 42? Z lv -1, ,,.,-ff' tlsszs 2380

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,, ,Yx,..,--.p--- 5,-1.8: Vin-w...p-s-.. V i in t if . r 7 , DEDICATIO Realizing' how much past graduates have had to do with the physical and mental growth of todays high school and realizing' how much responsibility rests upon the shoulders of future generations for the maintenance of high standards of education and character, we, the Senior class of 1948. dedicate this, our annual, to past, present, and future generations of Speedway students. . From the time when the very lirst student entered Speedway High School, our school has been a symbol of education, sportsmanship, and friendship. It has be- come a place filled with traditions and ideas: it has become a mold from which good American citizens are formed. XVith the passing' of each year new students will take their places within the sacred halls of S.H.S. Their task will be a big one for they must guard the ideas of the past and build new and better ones for the future. As our school grows physically, so we hope that it will grow in mental and moral stature.