Speedway High School - Speedette Yearbook (Speedway, IN)

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Row Bow Rr Jw Stinnph. Row Row IHOTC. Second Team Loekwoocl, Hughes, NVils0n, VVingert, DeMoss, Potter. Swenson, Ileinekrnnp, Rlnnple, Towle, Riklmif, Long. llnwkins, jordan, Lawson, Skidmore, Cherry, Ilaunm, Pohlur, Freshmen Heinekannp, Rlnnple, VVils0n, Long, Swenson, Lawson, Toole. liikhoff, Ilzlnna, Hawkins, Pohlur, Jordan, Stulnph, Cherry, Skirl- Junior High Row 1: Doieu, Dolson, Dotson, liuteh, Enclres, XVunder, Genung, Theiss Vunee, Beeler. How 2: Close, Smith, Boyer, Breen, Mitchell, Littleton, XVecldle, Curtis Cherry, Kelley. Row 3: Ellernmnn, Re-idy, Heston, Zeunik, Mellalniels, Anger, Farley Thoxnpson, Steirwult, Pmielmrcls, Alhright.

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GUIDED BY THEIR CDACH premacy over the Ben Davis Giants as the Giants met defeat again, 47-37. The final season game of' the year proved to be disastrous as the Decatur Central Hawks downed my quintet, 44-41. The I.H.S.A.A. tourney began the next week and I had high hopes for my boys as they journeyed to Danville to defend their Sectional crown. Their first outing against Danville proved successful to the tune of 48-36. My boys continued to their ultimate goal of being champs by moving past Brownsburg, 43-33. Playing the Plain- field Quakers in the semi-final game, my fellows made me feel awful good with a 56-31 victory. Sailing along with a comfortable 32-23 ialftimc lead, the gang looked like a shoo-in for the sectional crown, but a courageous rally by the Amo Aces nipped my boys 51-44. Basketball came to an end at Speedway until next year, when once again Hoosier Hysteria makes the headlines. Second Team Record r-.,--f- f .. . Nov Franklin Twp. 22 Speedway Nov Brownsburg 18 N ov Plainfield 19 Dec Manual 26 ' Dec. Mooresville 19 ' Dec. Danville 23 ' Dec. Greenwood 21 ' Dec. Lawrence Central 18 ' jan. Beech Grove 15 ' jan. U. Bloomington 28 ' jan. Warren Central 18 ' Feb. Pike Twp. 25 ' Feb. Washington 32 ' Feb. Ben Davis 38 Feb Decatur Central 37 FliliSl'I'MAN AND CO-CAPTAINS AND COACH SECOND TEAM COACH Bay Stewart Charles Nay Al Wiecllers Clyde Sallee Louie Senter STUDENT MANAGERS Ronny Bland Guard Tom Sutherland David Beck Forward

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HDNURS T0 LUUK FDRWARD T0 AND HUNURS T0 REMEMBER Somethin f to brighten next vear,s outlook is our scra J JV second . If . I l , team which. under the able guidance of Clyde Sallee, posted a commendable record of 8 wins and 7 losses. The bulk of this squad was com iosed of Freshmen. as thev had onlv four So Jhoinores. Bill l . . 1 Lockwood, lluddv Hughes. Jim Dehloss, and Fred Wingcrt. The Frosh team ilaved onlv one scheduled fame, a victorv over I . . tv . the VVashin fton lihinies. 28 to 23. Thcv entered the Mid-State Cou- E ference Freshmen Tournev where victorv eluded them by a single point, losing to the tournev champions, Plainfield, 28-27. The next three or four vears l look forward to with eager antici- mation because Coach Ralnh olmson's nnior Hivh Scuad show l l . an 1 possibilities of continuing to bring hardwood laurels to our alreadv crowded trophy case. Using a cool ball handling attack, they more than made up their lack of height. Playing a limited schedule of 4 games. they posted l win. Lettermen Row l: jack Mayhugh, Jack Vaughn, Dave Boyer, joe Cnmmere, Konny King, Dick Anderson. Row 2: Bill Mugg, Charles Love, Al XVicchers, Ted Lawson, Bill Long. Absent: Louie Scnter. Co-Captain Al NViechers. who was the leading county scorer. was the tenth lilase Award winner. This award. which is presented to the lad showing outstanding sportsmanship. was well deserved by Al. Dave Boyer didn't start the first basketball game but through work and concentration was an important cog in the Plugs' team before the season ended. llis hard work was rewarded by receiving the Lions Club most improved basketball player award.