Speedway High School - Speedette Yearbook (Speedway, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1955 volume:

fm, 41,1 '-55124, .gg-4 415 f K 1 i :4f?l I X I 'ix x N S 5 . 525' 7 il xvg Q5 X -wx N A ,bzedenlfedl Zq X f x 1955 4 'N Semou I N M E M 0 R I A M MARJORIE TRAYLQR Died February 11, 1955 The Senior Class of 1955 desires to honor the memory of Marjorie Deanne Traylor, the absence of whose genial personality and unselfish service is deeply felt. l-ler many friends and classmates like to remember her as always greeting everyone with a smile. - Margie was active in her class by being cheer- leader tor three years and serving as class secretary for two years. She was also an honor student. SHS History-1912 To The Present Although the actual town of Speedway was plotted in 1912, originally the only school was an elementary one operated by Wayne Township. By 1928 the population of Speedway had grown enough to support its own elementary school. 4 ln the fall of 1932 the ninth grade was added and the school was organized as a six-year elementary system and a three-year junior high. The gymnasium unit, with four permanent classrooms and three temporary ones, was completed in June, 1937. When, during the school years 1937-38, the eleventh and twelfth grades were added, Speedway High School became a reality. MAIN ENTRANCE - SPEEDWAY HIGH SCHOOL The first High School Commencement was held May 24, 1938, when six seniors were graduated, three boys and three girls. May 27, 1955, sees the graduation of the l8th class, our class. The shop addition was completed in 1944. On Thursday morning, Febru- ary 24, 1949, SHS students moved into the new high school building, located on 14th Street. During the latter part of the school year 1950-51, the library unit, with its two upper classrooms, was added to our system. As our school progresses, the citizens of Speedway are constantly working to make SHS a better equipped place for students. The spring of 1955 found the music department addition completed, giving students another advan- tage to add to Speedway's present list of assets. Superintendent RICHARD C. JORDAN Secretary MRS. NORMA HAWKINS BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES fabovel MR. ROBERT McMAHON President lleftl MR. FREEMAN KETRON Treasurer irighti MR. ROBERT KRYTER Secretary If I Were Principal! If I were principal of this great school How easy things would beg You'd never have to study math Or takes notes in history! When any contest is to be played At home or far away, I'd tack a sign up on my door, There'll be no school today.' If lessons were too hard and long, And had you in a plight, l'd come to your timely rescue And give you one more night! If any boy should have a date And stay out late at night, And come the next day unprepared, l'd say, why, that's all right. When the hot summer days made yo And your pep began to fade, l'd call you into my office And serve you lemonade! u laz Yes, those would be the happy days, With everything sereneg But this is only the silly dream- Of a crazy mixed-up 'teen. Our Principal and His Gal Friday Principal MR. LAWRENCE THOMPSON Secretary MRS. CHARLENE MUSGRAVE OFFICE CLERKS FRONT--Karen Barksdale, Norma Hawkins, Ann Brockman SECOND--Judi Whitaker, Judy White, Mary Sue Finch, Charlene Musgrave, Peggy Emigholz BACKe-Shirley Vail, Kay Rumple, Judy Mayo, Lori Wilson, Shirley Howard, Rosie Madden MRS. RUTH BECK Q-1 A ' o 5 'K O , , , School' Nurse PROJECTIONISTS FIRST-Bill Sanders, Perry Cantwell, Tom Forrest Tom Neat, Dick Emigholz, Bob Mason bauer, Bob Kryter, Ralph Durr, Jim Bledsoe Chester Poor TH I RD---Tom Whitton, Larry Vehorn, Frank Wood Allister, John Beyersdoter FOURTH-Bill Hanna, Leon Lucas, John Thorne Mike Hardin, Dave Ketcham, Mr. Beatty The Projectionists this year were a group of 27 boys. These fellows are assigned from study halls to show the teaching films during the course of the year. They pick up the film, thread it through the machine, show it for the class, unthread it and re- turn it to the library in as good order as it was re- ceivecl. Four seniors, Peggy, Shirley, Kay, and Rosie, served as messengers and office assistants under the direction of Norma and Charlene, who themselves not so long ago were Speedway students. Rosie and Peggy brought those all-important morning an- nouncements to the home rooms. SECOND--Terry Fuller, David Morrow, Charlie Ge- Ed Poste, Chuck Stout, Tom Emmick, Jim Mc- LIBRARIANS FRONT-Richard Kimble, Dan Lupear, Judy Kirch- hoff, Sandra Scyphers, Jo Ellen Haynes BACK-Mr, Beatty, Chester Poor, Jim Burkhart, Bart Updike, Kathy Kruse, Helen Rose Hargitt, Shirley Hughes, Pam Allen, Joyce Schinkle, Scharna Lea Taylor The Librarians assist in all phases of library work, including shelving and rearranging books, alphabet- izing and filing cards, checking in all new magazines, and arranging the attractive book displays in the showcase and on the bulletin boards in the library. Last October five members journeyed to Ball State Teachers College with Mr. Beatty to attend the State Conference of Student Librarians Association. Mr. Albert Wagner and Mrs. Eva Scott serve with Mr. English as custodian and matron, respectively. The still-new appearance of our building attests to the effectiveness of their work. DISPLAY COMMITTEE Bart Updike, Helen Rose Hargitt, Jim Burkhart This was one of their cleverest displays. The Christmas scene and the railroading exhibit were two others well-executed. Mase , :ma .L , V ' ' sf ..-.. ,. - .i -1. is , fr f i 'Eff I5 NAME MRS. GRACE HINE MR. CLYDE SALLEE MR. LAWRENCE THOMPSON MISS JANET MURPHY MR. RALPH JOHNSON MR. R. G. FOLAND MISS AGNES SPENCER MR. G. LOUIS TROSKY MR. LYLE NEAT MR. FLOYD TROTH 5 5 Our Guides SUBJECTS Business Education and English Social Studies and Drivers Training Business Education Art and English Science and Mathematics Business Education English and Latin Industrial Arts Physical Education and Science Science and Guidance - is C? SPONSOR FBLA Coach Principal Coach Treasurer Speedette Hi-Y Coach Photography in M . NAME MISS ELEANOR GREER MR. CHARLES NAY MR. DALE WELLER MISS DOROTHEA RAUB MR. WILLIAM CLARK MR. DALTON WICKER MISS MARIE ENGLE MR. HERBERT BEATTY MR. DAVID BURNS MRS. HELEN WELBORN Day by Day SUBJECTS Physical Education and History Mathematics Social Studies Homemaking Science and History Music: Band and Chorus Junior High English Librarian and Visual Education English and Spanish Mathematics , ? 3' S 1 'V K , , If I IQ SPONSOR GAA Coach Council FHA Coach Convocations Play Coach Honor Society gf CUP i' fav 1,1 '71 DAR CITIZENSH I P AWARD Carolyn Skeeters, Mr. Lawrence Thompson Dependability, Service, Leadership, and Pa- triotism - these four attributes won for Caro- lyn Skeeters the coveted Daughters of the American Revolution Citizenship Award. These members lpicturedi had the pleasure of initiating two fellow seniors, Jim Stumph and Marianne Lazardi, into the National Honor Society as the climax of the annual Honor Day convocation. Ten juniors were also inducted at that time. These are Bob Kryter, Lewis Meier, Jim Bledsoe, Carol Fidler, Kitty Hill, Ronnie Hunt, Sandra Mead, Sharlene Stone, Fred Scott, and Marilyn Winter. Our Quiz 'Em team rose to semi-final fame this year and made a very nice record for Speedway. QUIZ 'EM TEAM Mr. Weller, Sharlene Stone, Lewis Meier, Linda Looka- baugh, Amy Foley, Martha Hawkins, Torn Forrest, Jim Stumph labsentl IO XX., HONOR SOCIETY Larry Thomas, Mrs. Welborn, Carolyn Skeeters, Martha Hawkins THE BIG lik 5 7 MILFORD BENNETT-Football, Track, Hi-Y, Class Vice President, Intramural Basketball, Senior Play ALBERT WHITE-Class President, Basketball and Track Manager, Intramural Basketball, Junior Play, Giftorian MR. G. LOUIS TROSKY-Class Sponsor SALLY FULLER-Dramatics Club, FBLA Vice President, GAA Vite President, Girls' Sports, Operetta, Junior and Senior Plays, Speedette Art Editor and Assistant Humor Editor, Class Willmaker and Secretary PAT TIPPS-GAA, FBLA, Student Council, Band, Class Treasurer, Girls' Sports, Speedette Assistant Feature Editor WHEELS JIM STUMPH TOM FORREST - Football, Track, Intramural Basketball, Hi-Y, ' Student Council, Projection Club, Class Historian At this time we present the past of the great class of 1955, which all teachers have loved so much. ln the fall of 1943 our class of around fifty entered Speedway Schools for the first time. The first teachers who had to put up with us were Miss Knetzer and Mrs. Rinehart. The faculty of the grade school consisted of nine teachers and the enrollment was 270. The second year Miss Walter and Miss Lebendorfer started us on the road to learning. We also had to learn to sit still and keep quiet, some of our teachers today say we still have to learn to keep quiet. During the third year our class would iust learn the name of the teacher and she would leave. I guess we were just too much for them. Anyway our first third grade teacher was Mrs. Edwards. We were really going places as we advanced to the fourth grade and the guidance of Mrs. Wagle and Miss Smith. By this time construction had started on the present high school. ln the fifth grade under the supervision of Mrs. Thompson and Miss Ridlen, we were starting to grow up a little. Bob Stewart was on his way up, and we do mean up. As sixth graders, we had more activities and responsibilitiesg being traffic officers really made us big time. Our teachers for the year were Mrs. Kessler and Mr. McClelland. 1951-52, our first year as lower classmen in a large school, our class was increased to 49. Our officers elected were: President-Larry Thomas Vice President-Carolyn Skeeters Secretary--Shirley Vail Treasurer-Dave Crawford As eighth graders, one step closer to high school, we increased our enrollment to 52. The class officers were: President-Sally Fuller Vice President-Bill Short Secretary-Margie Traylor Treasurer--Jim Stumph This year we were to hear that famous saying of one of the faculty, Well, today we will have a small oppor- tunity. We were soon to find out that this same man and saying were to haunt us through the rest of our high school days. So, you 7th graders, beware. At last we were Freshmen! After giving the Seniors a bad time in the process of initiating us, we settled down to a long hard grind of four years of high school. Officers elected for this year were: President-Milford Bennett Vice President-Jack Roach Secretary-Margie Traylor Treasurer-Linda Yentes Under the coaching of Mr. Sallee we compiled a record of four wins and no losses playing football. Our basketball team, under the coaching of Mr. Nay, did well also by com- piling a record of four wins and four losses. This year we had our first class party, a picnic held in Riverside Park. Our class sponsor, whom we won't mention, but his initials As We Saw H I-nsToiuANs JIM STUMPH -- Baseball, Football, Track, Reserve Basketball, Honor Society, Quiz 'Em Team, Intramural, Class Historian TOM FORREST are Mr. Weller, had a great time because he had the food cornered for himself. We finished our first year in high school and went for- ward to more adventures. Our class membership rose to the total of 57. Our class officers for this year were: President-Milford Bennett Vice President-Dale Toole Secretary-Carolyn Skeeters Treasurer-Jim Stumph This was the year that we ordered our class rings. Also we heard a few more sayings, such as You are the laziest class in the school and You bunch of parasites. I have heard we were not the only ones to claim these names. Now upper classmen in our biggest year we elected officers, and for the third straight year Milford Bennett was made President for he was doing a great job. Vice President-Jack Roach Secretary-Carolyn Skeeters Treasurer-Pat Tipps This was the year of our first dramatic production- Cheaper by the Dozen. Next came the best Junior- Dance of them all, Dreamtime. And last but not least came the Junior-Senior Reception, held at Atherton Cen- ter on the Butler Campus. lt was enjoyed by all present, even though there was not enough food for one of the faculty, who we learned later left and went home for dinner. We finally made itg we were Seniors! After making sure the Freshmen were well taken care of by us on the football field, we settled down to finish our last year in Speedway High School. We elected class officers for the last time: President-Al White Vice President-Milford Bennett Secretary-Sally Fuller Treasurer-Pat Tipps One of the strangest things happened this year. Mr. Trosky's chickens happened to lay one hollow egg. How come, Mr. Trosky? This year we gave our final dramatic performance, the play A Connecticut Ya'nkee in King Arthur's Court. The Juniors sponsored one of the best receptions since ours. At the l.U. Medical Center, the band and food were great, right, Mr. Weller? Thanks for a wonderful time, Juniors. Our Senior athletes bowed out with a blaze of glory. lt started with a good showing by the football team with a four win and four loss record. Next came the biggest thrill, winning the Sectional at Danville. Then on top of that the baseball team won the Marion County Baseball Tourney. The track team lost only one scheduled season meet and placed third in the Confer- ence. Our class leaves you with this parting word, Juniors, May your Senior year be as successful and happy as ours, and may you have many 'opportunities' in Government class next year. Good luck! TERRY ANDERSON Intramural Basketball Speedette Reporter BOB ARTHUR Track Junior Play Stage Crew Intramural Basketball RONNIE BILBEE DAVE CRAWFORD Football Band Hi-Y Intramural Basketball MARILYN CRAWFORD GAA BARBARA DALE Student Council PEGGY EMIGHOLZ GAA FBLA Student Council Office Assistant AMY FOLEY Latin Club Senator Dramatics Club FBLA GAA Speedette News Editor Operetta Senior Play Quiz 'Em Team JERRY FOSTER Intramural Junior Play Track Speedette Sports Editor 1 - fi 3-is el ,f . in JERRY GLIDEWELL FBLA GAA Latin Club BILL HANNA Hi-Y Photography Club Projection Club Baseball Student Manager iFroshl Band Junior Play DAVID HARRIS Track Intramural Junior and Senior Plays MARTHA HAWKINS Dramatics Club FBLA GAA Operetta Band Senior Play Student Director Honor Society Quiz 'Em Team MARLAN HILDENBRAND Senior Play Band CARDLE LAMBERT GAA FBLA Band MARIANNE LAZARDI FHA GAA Home Ec. Award History Award JANICE LEE LINDA LOOKABAUGH GAA Student Council Operetta Lead Band President State Solo and Ensemble Contestant Quiz 'Em Team LEON LUCAS Proiection Club CAROL MALASKA FBLA GAA Dramatics Club Band Operetta Speedette Production Chief ROSIE MADDEN ROSIE MADDEN-FBLA, GAA, Dramatics Club, Speedette Editor- in-Chief, Girls' Sports, Operetta, Class Prophet, Office Assistant , SUE SMITH-GAA, FBLA, Class Prophet, Speedette Assistant ' l News Editor Here is a glimpse of the Class of '55, These prophecies and life will surely jive. Some may come true and others may not, But nevertheless we can all dream a lot. Ronnie Bilbee, a professor at college, ls surpassing Einstein in fame and knowledge. Sue Swenson and her husband are often seen, Managing their Dairy Queen. Barbara Dale is hardly ever late, When opening her Rink to skate. Jon Yoho, the player supreme, Will coach a red-haired girls' ball team. The Stop Er Shop has gone bankrupt, Since the Terry Anderson Markets have opened up. Tom Wilson has opened the Speedy Printing Shop, His work is now found right on top. A perfect congressman is Milford Bennett, He resides in Washington, president of the senate. Ronnie Norman, with his voice so grand, Is now singing and leading his very own band. A bride she'll be . . . her eyes all sunny, She's Linda Price, wife of Ronnie Money. Leon Lucas will own a service station, With Bob Racer's help, biggest in the nation. The circus is featuring World's Slowest Man, We knew him as Wayne Preble, perfect gentleman. A music teacher of quite some fame ls Linda Lookabaugh, the press all claim. Bob Arthur, Speedway's new dentist, Has efficient Sandy Messick as his apprentice. Carole Lambert and Judi Smith will each be a nurse. And none of their patients will ride in a hearse. Bob Stewart, one of the best of our class, Will be a pro basketball player no one can surpass. Bill Short, owner of the Speedway Main Drugstore, Uses as his motto, Buy less for more. Marilyn Crawford's Tri-Tone bleach is all the hit, Her motto being, A color for every outfit. Carolyn Martich, with a tall dark beau, Will double for Marilyn Monroe in the picture show. Foreign correspondent for the Herald Tribune ls Amy Foley who is returning home soon. Jim Stumph, the top foundry engineer, ls making a million, so we hear. The president of General Motors is our own Al White, Wherever you are, his cars are in sight. Pat Tipps, a very good typist, ls Al's stenographer, one of the nicest. Marlan Hildenbrand is still going to college, Filling his head with lots of knowledge. Sue Smith, just back from the Hawaii sun, ls now settled on her farm having lots of fun. Margaret Parke, teaching grade school kids, Is putting knowledge in their little lids. We Foresee Pnovi-lE1's SUE SMITH Linda Smith and the man of her dreams Can surely work out their future schemes. Our own Rosie Madden, an expert on fashion, Can make any young lass look simply dashin'. The athlete, Jack Roach-to tell, do l dare?- Will have stooped shoulders from household care. lf it's last minute invitations you're trying to find, Then contact Nancy Radabaugh-she's in that line. Martha Hawkins, second in the class, Now has a job with all the big brass. Jim Wenz and Dave Sharpe have gone in cahoots To sell everything for cars from motors to boots. Dave Harris is Smokey's right hand, As a Forest Ranger he's the best in the land. When you're sick, don't get any worse, Call Jerry Glidewell, Registered Nurse. Engineer Dave Crawford, California's best, Has made millions, now he can rest. Toni Malooley hasn't long to wait, The name of Hedrick will be her proud fate. Sally Fuller, ambitious to be a teacher, Will surely make art her best feature. Dale Toole will win his fame farming, And settle down with a wife quite charming. Our own Marilyn Mead will be married quite gaily And settle down to dishwashing thrice daily. Marianne Lazardi, brilliant at cooking, Will keep her husband quite healthy looking. Bill Hanna, a pilot for T.W.A., Has lots of fame and lots of pay. Carolyn Skeeters, who likes to fly, ls an airline stewardess traveling high. The much-laughing Emigholz, Peg I mean, Will surely be a bride before she's nineteen. Well-known Larry Thomas is engineering bound, He'll study and soon his fortune will be found. Jim Zore will be a jack-of-all-trades, And always be known as Poison to maids. Kay Rumple will run her own modeling place, With Shirley Vail to model everything from denim to lace. Janice Lee, quiet, loyal, and sweet, Has her standards set high her future tb meet. Carol Malaska and Connie Pinkerton teachers they want to be, But as for the future, we'll wait and see. lf it's the tops in sports you like to hear, Then listen to Jerry Foster announcing far and near. Tom Forrest, Truck Company wheel, Is now closing a gigantic deal. When in Florida visit the Tom Shaw Hotel, Where they have only the best of everything to sell. This may not be poetry-the meter's all wrong- But as we face the future, in our hearts there's a song. 1955 CLASS PROPHETS Sue Smith and Rosie Madden 15 TONI MALOOLEY GAA FBLA 1954 Athletic Queen Senior Play MARILYN MEAD GAA President Girls' Sports FBLA Speedette Editorial Editor Speedette Production Assistant Class Giftorian SANDY MESSICK Student Council Secretary Dramatics Club President GAA Chorus Treasurer Operetta Band Junior and Senior Plays Girls' Sports Speedette Editorial Assistant RONNIE NORMAN Hi-Y Photography Club Band Football Operetta Lead MARGARET PARKE GAA Latin Club President Band Operetta Lead FBLA Junior Play z ? CONNIE PINKERTON Operetta Lead Band Junior Play GAA District and State Solo and Ensemble Contestant WAYNE PREBLE LINDA PRICE GAA FBLA President Pep Band Band Girls' Sports Junior Play Operetta Speedette Distribution Manager BOB RACER Football Track Projection Club Intramural NANCY RADABAUGH GAA SAL'-Y FULLER L n-n Y -V '4-. J Class Will We, the class of '55, Although we are much alive, Will our worldly goods to you, And hope you'll discard them, tool Kay Rumple wills her contact lenses to Mr. Beatty, so he may keep a close h' f ture study halls eye on all is u . Terry Anderson wills his halo and wings to Dick Taylor who can stand to look innocent for a change. Judi Smith wills her gift of gab to Patty Bartley, whose motto is Silence is golden. CAROLYN MART' .lot Toole wills his ability to go steady all through school to Terry Engle and CH Myrna Sailor, who already have a good start. Sandy Messick wills her locker to Fred Scott, iust to remind him of her next year. Leon Lucas wills his grease monkey suit to any fetlow who plans to be a future shop maior. You'll probably need it. ' N t who is iust itching to get Marilyn Crawford wills her car to Tom ea , behind the wheel of any car--even a Nash. David Sharpe will his love for St. Agnes to any guy who can't find exactly what he wants here at old S.H.S. Amy Foley wills her famous weekend house parties to anyone who likes cheeseburgers, french fries, euchre, gossip sessions, and requires no sleep. Jack Roach wills his athletic ability to any underclassman who hopes to become a famous S.H.S. athlete someday. Sue Swenson wills her iob at the Dairy Queen to anyone who thinks he can make curly ice cream cones. Wayne Preble wills his knack for missing school on test days to anyone who can employ a good excuse writer. Pat Tipps wills all her typing and shorthand pins to anyone who iust can't eem to get started in business education classes. k . s Tom Wilson wills his bookkeeping practice set to any poor book eeping soul who thinks he could pass with it next year. Marilyn Mead wills her ability to get a diamond ring in her Junior year to all poor unfortunate girls who have to wait till their senior year to get theirs. .lim Zore wills his deepest sympathy to the teaching staff who will just have to get along without him next year. ' h ' t Linda Lindley, who would Peggy Emigholz wills her naturally blond air o probably like to hit on just the right color. .lon Yoho wills his well-worn telephone to his sister, Bobby, who would probably like to have a chance to use it! Sally Fuller wills her famous blush to Dave Morgan who never gets em- barrassedl Bob Racer wills his ability to be seen and not heard to Tommy Brady who can always be heard-even when he's out of sight. Carolyn Skeeters wills her love for the Air Force to any poor girl who hasn't yet suffered from writer's cramp. Dave Harris wills his squeaky voice in the Senior play to David Ketcham. lt may take years of practice, Dave! .lanice Lee wills her seat next to the door in Health class to anyone who thinks she might have to make a quick getaway next year. Mmm . . . those first period classes are dandiesl Marlan Hildenbrand wills his love for only one girl to Louie Boles, who loves 'em all. Carolyn Martich wills her nickname Viv back to Mr. Sallee, who invented it in the first place. He never could remember her first name. .lim Stumph wills his hidden sense of humor to Anne Lynch who makes no secret-of hers. But oh! Some of those iokesl 'll her attraction to a certain Ben Davis redhead to anyone Sue Smith wi s who thinks the grass is greener on the other side of the fence. -l CAROLYN MA RTICI-1-5 Operetta, Spelling Teansreegette Feature Editor, GAA FBLA Sports . ass winmak ef. Senior pla ' Y. Girls' JACK ROACH All Sports-4 Years Junior Play Hanna Scholastic Award Most Valuable Player Award All County Basketball and Football All Conference Basketball, Football, and Baseball All Regional and Sectional Basketball KAY RUMPLE FBLA GAA Dramatics Club Speedette Exchange Editor Girls' Sports DAVE SHARPE Seneca Falls, N. Y. TOM SHAW Football Track Most Improved Player, Track BILL SHORT Hi-Y Football Basketball Baseball Student Council Junior Play Stage Crew Manager CAROLYN SKEETERS GAA FBLA Band Chorus President Dramatics Club Vice President Pep Band Junior Play Operetta Girls' State Honor Society DAR Good Citizen JCL School Citizen JUDI SMITH FBLA GAA Latin Club Vice President Band Junior Play Student Director Senior Play LINDA SMITH GAA FBLA Band Girls' Sports Speedette Reporter BOB STEWART Hi-Y Basketball Most Improved Player Award SUE SWENSON Operetta Band Secretary Dramatics Club FBLA GAA Student Director Junior Play Pep Band Girls' Basketball Coach We're The Class of 55 We're the class that has the pepg I We're always in, never out of step. Even though we have our faultsg Our good traits are too numerous to be in vaults. SHIRLEY VAIL Office Assistant GAA FBLA Junior Play Girls' Sports We always take the bitter with the sweetg HM WENZ Band But still we never lose our beat. Hi-Y I 1 I This year we boast of 56 strongg n 'emma Band Award And with that number we'll never go wrong. You can say we're always aliveg 'Cause we're the Class of 55. TOM wn.soN Intramural Baseball Boys' State Senior Play LARRY 'rHoMAs Student Council Band Hi-Y Foofban JON YOHO Basketball B Track asketball Baseball Baseball Junior Play Hi-Y Operetta Lead Valedictorian Honor Society Giftorian DALE TOOL! Hi-Y President Football Basketball Track Baseball JIM ZORE Junior Play . CHEAPER BY TH Our Junior Play Margaret Parke, Shirley Vail, Sally Fuller, Linda Price, Connie Pinkerton, Bill Hanna, Jerry Foster, Carolyn Skeeters, Ronnie Norman, David Harris, Jim Zore, Bob Stewart E DOZEN Memoniss Mann gvisurs WF REME OUR SENIOR WISHING WELL-Don Hedrick 1Ben Davisl, Toni Malooley, Bill Short, Rosie Madden, Sandy Messick, Fred Scott, Dave Webster, Carol Malaska STAR PERFORMERSiRonnie Norman, Linda Lookabaugh THE MIMIC-Sandy Messick FLOWER GARDEN-Sitting: Chuck Stout, Rita Armentrout, Patty Figg, Jerry Foster, Stand- ing: Louie Boles, Jayne Wildman 1 A CONNECTICUT YANKEE IN KING ARTHUR'S COURT ,MMI Q7 I7 SENIOR DAY COMMITTEE Tom Forrest, historian, Carolyn Martich, will-maker, Marilyn Mead, giftoriang Rosie Madden, proohetg Sue Smith, prophet, Jim Sfumph, historian: Pai Tipps, program chairman: Al White, class president and gifroriang Sally Fuller, will-maker, and Larry Thomas lnot pic- turedl, giftorian JUNIOR-SENIOR RECEPTION Jerry Glidewell and escort Just a couple of couples Junior and senior presidents, Deane Smith and Al While lf The Trufh Were Known Upon arrival at Speedway High The 7th grader is completely agogg He has broken his grade school ties And realizing this really is in a fog. Now the 8th grader is the wiser- They speak of experience yet, They are the biggest fish in one pond And the smallest in the other, l'll bet. The freshmen are proud to be in high school, When initiation is over and done, Although some griped about it, Somehow they managed to come. The sophomore year is a hard one: lt's work and study more and more. The juniors are busy, but they really have fun, Dances, receptions and plays, these juniors miss none. As the dignified seniors re-enter the halls They will moan and groan, coming back to it all, But if ever the truth should be known, While summer was fun, we're sure glad it's fall. Class Will - Dave Crawford wills his red convertible to Charlotte and the Junior girls, who we know will put it to good use. Okay, girls? Carole Lambert wills her- chemistry notes to her brother, Ronnie, hoping he will use them to better advantage than she did. Jim Wen: wills his bar-bell set to Louis Meier so he can develop to be half the man Jim is. Barbara Dale wills her earring collection to Helen Rose Hargitt who already has the ears, but wishes she had the rings. Bob Stewart wills his ability to grow to Ruthie Barksdale, who wishes she could! Nancy Radabaugh wills her miniature size to Carol Wenning. 'Nuff said! Tom Shaw wills his running ability to Fred Seitz, who would rather walk. Linda Price wills her letter collection to Kay Burcham, who has quite a few herself. Ronnie Nonnan wills his wonderful dancing ability to Jerry Graybill, who thinks he has the art mastered. No offense, Jerry! ' Linda Smith wills her position in the front row of the Super Senior Volleyball team to Kitty Hill, who is sure to prove a human dynamo next year. Larry Thomas wills his seldom seen collection of silver footballs and basketballs to Judy Wood who'd be glad to wear them all. Connie Pinkerton wills her love for 'em short, handsome, and athletic to Diane Gerkin, who likes 'em tall, thin, short, blond, handsome, or any other way. Bill Hanna wills his position in the National Guard to anyone who thinks those shots are fun. Shirley Vail wills her knack for cracking her gum to Mrs. Hine, who just loves to hear it. Tom Forrest wills his ability to say the wrong thing at the wrong time to Kenny Smith, who seems to be doing a good job of it already. Right, Mrs. Welborn? Linda Lookabaugh wills her golden voice to Mr. Wicker so he won't have to fill her vacancy in chorus next year. Milford Bennett wills his appointment to G. M. I. to any poor fool who thinks he could get it away from him! Margaret Parke wills her position as leading lady in the operetta to any girl who has ever dreamed of kissing the leading man. Bill Short wills his much admired wardrobe to Terry Fuller. You may have to take a few tucks here and there, though, Terry. Rosie Madden wills her position as editor of the Speedette to anyone who has thousands of leisure hours to spare. Bob Arthur wills his uncanny knowledge of the alphabet to any student who just can't remember what comes after H, Martha Hawkins wills her knowledge of all the rules and regulations of every game in gym class back to Miss Greer, who taught them to her in the first place. AI White wills his witty sense of humor to Jim Mc- Allister, who we hear is quite the cut-up. Marianne Lazardi wills her bookkeeping efficiency to Mr. Sallee who could use a good system for keeping track of all his papers. Ronald Bilbee wills his scientific mind to Chester Poor, who thinks he might become another Einstein. Toni Malooley wills her million and one friends to any- one who has the looks and personality to win them. Jerry Foster wills his ability to get along with the prin- cipal to anyone who likes the atmosphere in the office. Carol Malaska wills her natural curly hair to Buddy Sprinkles, who may have to resort to pin curls. Jerry Lou Glidewell wills her love for sports to Karen Barksdale, who seems to like all those jumping jacks WI LLMAKERS sAi.Lv ruu.nz cAnoi.YN MAn1'icH in calisthenics. x GUIDANCE - Mr. Troth FIRST-John Beyersdorter, David Dobson, Tom Em- mick, Mike Hesselgrave, Glenn Higgins, Ronnie Bell SECOND-Mr. Troth, Judy Hahn, Sandra Fivecoat, Patty Figg, Carole Evans, Nanette Fidger, Karen Barksdale, Edythe Coulson THIRD-Reta Armentrout, Nanoy Gravett, Shirley Ar- mantrout, Rita Ashby, Rema Arrnentrout, Mary Sue Finch, Patty Bartley FOURTH-Jerry Foland, Dean Allen, Ralph Goren- stein, Terry Fuller, Lee Clark S.. IX ENGLISH 7 - Miss Engle FIRST-Sam Leverett, Pat Webb, Dennis Sondrini SECOND-Dick Neat, Joyce Shinkle, Steve Looka- baugh, Scharna Lea Taylor, Steve Patrick, Dennis Sharpe THIRD-Carol Wright, Bill Thompson, Carol Lamp- man, Steve Summers, Jean Ann Thompson FOURTH-Judy Williams, Tommy MacPhee, Patty Vehorn, Miss Engle, Bruce Moreton JUNIOR HISTORY BACK-Mr. Dale Weller, Instructor, Jan Craig, Bever- ly Erwin SECOND-Kitty Hill, Judy Myers, Carol Fidler, Kay Burcham THIRD-Dick Taylor, Bob Kryter, Betty Lou Perkins, Judy Foster, Anne Burton, Marilyn Woodward FRONT-Phil MacAbee, Joe Barksdale, Charles Geb- auer TYPING - Mr. Foland FlRST-Ann Chadwick, Barbara Armantrout, Perry Cantwell, Bill Sanders, Donna Inman, Patty Sanders SECOND-Ronnie Akers, Norman Golder, Larry Ve- horn, Judy Jordan, Doris Page THIRD-Linda Toole, Dlane Gerkin, Ann Brockman, Sybil Lee I-. STUDY HALL - Period 4 FIRST-Kent McCoy, Sharon Dine, Janet Nor- walt, Jeannette Leverette, Beverly Preble, Shirley Durham, Patty Jones, Lynda Young, Lorraine Lamm, Myrna Sailor SECOND - Tom Shaw, Adolph Moser, Mr. Burns, John Manker, Martha Preble, Ann Chadwick THIRD-Ronnie Akers, Joe Cork, Karen Ever- hart, Mike Hardin, Claudine Eppen, Barry Clark, Donna lnman, Bob Jamieson, Bob Decker, Norman Golder FOURTH-David Oeth, Tom Hahn, Perry Cant- well, John Leonard, Bob Hunter, Bob Stew- art, Jackie Hiteshaw, Janis Hash F ga' 7 t ' wi 5. G R , as 'f q f' -V . 1 V, .1 AL i if K i J' as . ' 1 1. fi ' Y 1 li el HOMEROOM - Miss Murphy FRONT-Marilyn Woodward, Terry Vaughn, Jon Everhart, Stan Holzberg, Marilyn Winter, Larry Shinkle, Chester Poor MIDDLE-Frank Wood, Larry Smith, Lori Wilson, Barbara Stalions, Judy Myers, Betty Perkins, Jerry Graybill, Deane Smith BACK--Bill Hunter, Martha Preble, Chuck Stout, Fred Scott, Charles Gebauer, Earl Chambers, Bob Ledbetter, Joan Black, Terry Swisher ABSENT-Kay Burcham, Raydell Oliver, Sharlene Stone, Dave Webster, Janis Hash, Richard Nance 24 JUNIOR PLAY CAST FRONT-Terry Vaughn, Linda Lindley, Shirley Howard, Dave Web- ster, Jerry Graybill, Ronnie Hunt, Sharlene Stone, Bob Kryter Dave Morgan MlDDLE-Phil Houpt, Sandy Mead, Maryellen Fogarty, Carol Fidler, Marilyn Winter, Jan Craig, Ronnie Frye, Sandy Manion, Marilyn Woodward, Jon Everhart BACK-Fred Scott, Dick Taylor, Lewis Meier, Earl Chambers, Roy Delong, Tom Riggle, Joe Cork, Ray Delong - JUNIOR ci.Ass oFFicERs J Mr. Dale Weller, Sponsor XX Marilyn Winter, Secretary R, ' Deane Smith, President Bob Kryter, Vice-President Jim Bledsoe, Treasurer in l HOMEROOM -- Mr. Burns FRONT-Charlotte Chase, Carol Fidler, Carole Gravett, Sandra Manion, Shirley Durham, Shirley Howard, Judy Foster, Maryellen Fogarty, Janice Craig, Anne Burton, Sandy Mead MIDDLE-Ronnie Hunt, Kitty Hill, Lois Koiola, Phil MacAbee, Joel Barksdale, Joe Cork, Jim Bledsoe, Adolph Moser, Bev Ervin, Linda Lindley, Bob Kryter BACK-Phil Houpt, Ronnie Frye, Lewis Meier, Roy Delong, Dave Webster, Dick Taylor, Ray Delong, Tom Riggle ABSENT-Bill Healey 9576. l T HOMEROOM - Miss Greer FRONT-Diane Gerkin, Judy Malooley, Joan Elliott, Patti Sanders, Charlotte Stumph, Judy White, Judy Wood SECOND-Jerry Siddall, Ann Lynch, Doris Page, Karen Everhart, Carla Petrovich, Linda Toole, Bob Mason THIRD-Judy Jordan, Sybil Lee, David Wilkerson, W. K. Lippard, David Blase, Bob Jamie- son, Patty Robison, Claudine Eppen BACK-Annette Jolliff, David Jones, Jim Wood, Norman Golder, Bob Decker, Bob Lewis, Stan Swift, Mike Hardin, Fred Amich ABSENT-Ann Beeson, Karen Green HOMERDOM - Mrs. Welborn FRONT-Barbara Armentrout, Judi Whitaker, Sharon Dine, Ann Brockman, Fred Weber, Bill Sanders, Ralph Durr, Jackie Hiteshew, Donna Inman, Ann Chadwick MIDDLE-eTom Hahn, Tom Fisher, Barry Clark, Wade Bennett, Bob Riggle, Dick Emigholz, Harold Struckman, John Thorne BACK-Louie Boles, Tom Neat, Bob Hunter, Perry Cantwell, George Smith, Larry Vehorn, Kenny Smith, Ronnie Akers fs- 1, ., sn -at HOMEROOM Mr Foland FRONT-Barbara Harrah Patty Jones Dons Flesher Judy Mayo Barbara Schullnng Linda Logston Glenda Harlnn BACK-Richard Weaver Larry Moomaw Buddy Spnnkles Jerry Shultz, Phillip Weaver John Leonard Kay Zxnk SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Linda Toole, Secretary Jim Wood, President Perry Cantwell, Treasurer Mrs. Helen Welborn, Sponsor Fred Amich, Vice-President 6 vi, X l FRESHMAN INITIATION FRONT ROW--Lee Clark, Glen Higgins, Ronnie Bell BACK ROW-Judy Moore, Karen Barksdale, Edythe Coulson, Annette Riggs, Mary King David Ketcham, Jim McAllister Rita Ashby, Linda Lockhart, Stephanie Armbus, Patty Bartley, Brooke Meeder, Marcia Edwards Ride 'em, you cowboys, Yoho and Wilson! Kay inspects the paddling machine Ruth Ann Mason, Nancy Lewis, Connie Kline, Edythe Coulson, Karen Barksdale, Carol Neiman, Rita Ashby, Shirley Armentrout, Annette Riggs, Rema Armentrout, Nancy McArthur, Nancy Gravett FRESHMAN KING AND QUEEN FRESH MAN CLASS OFFICERS Miss Janet Murphy, Sponsor Bob Templin, President Marcia Edwards, Vice-President Ruth Ann Mason, Secretary Tony Tingle, Treasurer labsentl HOMEROOM - Miss Spencer FRONT-Linda Lockhart, Terry Fuller, Reta Armentrout SECOND - Pat Bartley, Rema Armentrout, Carol Neiman, Ruth Ann Mason, David Ketcham, Carole Evans, Nancy Lewis, Mary King, Karen Barksdale THIRD-Nancy McArthur, Shirley Armantrout, Edythe Coulson, Jerry King, Jim McAllis- ter, Tom Brady, Joann Jay, Mary Sue Finch, Rita Ashby BACK-John Beyersdorfer, Tom Emmick, Ed Poste, Mike Hesselgrave, Jerry Foland, Fred Seitz, Denny McKinsey, Ralph Gorenstein, Bill Owen ABSENT-Bob O'NeaI, Jerry Bishop, Ronnie Rupert, Fred MacAbee HOMEROOM - Mr. Johnson FRONT-Richard Kimble, Larry Zollars, Sandra Fivecoat, Nancy Gravett, Annette Riggs, Pat Kuczenski, Judy Hahn, Pat Seese, Dick Schrock, Dean Allen MIDDLE-Pat Figg, Stephanie Armbus, Nanette Fidger, Brooke Meeder, Lee Clark, Helen Hargitt, Marcia Edwards, Jayne Wildman, Sharon Wegener BACK-David Dobson, Ronald Bell, Bob Templin, Jack Albright, Errol Norwalt, Glenn Hig- gins, Gary Barrow, Mark Carey, Tom Whitton, David Morrow, Norman Willoughby ABSENT-Don Boles, Tony Tingle, Rene Torrella -I iw aff 4 HOMEROOM - 8A FRONT-Ronnie Lambert, John Manker, Jack Bledsoe, Terry Engle, Lynda Long, Jeanette Leverett, Danny Lu- pear, Steve Ketcham, Myrna Sailor, Nancy Herron MIDDLE-Bob Girdley, Kent McCoy, John Nelson, Donna Anderson, Alice Dale Decker, Kathy Gatchel, Lorraine Lamm, Ronnie Lawson, Skip Johnson, Ann Hughes, Max Johnson BACK-Donna Davis, Linda Houpt, Beverly Preble, Dick Dickerson, Bill Chriswell, David Oeth, Tim Ross, Mary Ann Dobson, John Hood ABSENT-Sharon Ashley, Diana Arnold, John Meier, Janet Norwalt, Forrest Rupe A Q A HOMEROOM - 8B FRONT-Druscilla Clayton, Mike Douglas, Nina Clevinger, Stanley Eppen, Gloria Johnson, Marcia Keever, Wanda Miller SECOND-David Knoll, Jeannie Piper, Janice Gale, Edith McGinley, Jim Burkhart, Jimmy McClamrock, Robert Johnson, Dain Bogue, Johnny Robinson THIRD-Lewis Jay, Beverly Cole, Starr Collins, Natalie McClelland, Joan Higgins, Sandra Finnerty, Sheron Melton, George Poor, Charles Hayman BACK-Nancy Morgan, Mike Beck, Jim McMahon, George Curry, Paul Koiola, Bobby Cox, Janet Jolliff, Judy Burgin, Billy Hackett ll, lfflllf FJ 1 EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS Lewis Jay, Secretary Jeanie Piper, Treasurer Judy Burgin, Vice-President Miss Eleanor Greer, Sponsor Susie Thompson, President HOMEROOM - Miss Raub FRONT--Joann Smith, Donna Wright, Susie Thompson, Fred Staver, Buddy Souder, Wally Wilhoite, Betty Carol Sample, Mary Alice Stierwalt SECOND-.lay Jones, Bart Updike, Sandy Wysong, Delores Wilkerson, Jimmy Sprinkles, Penny Simison, Karen White, Wilbur Stalions THIRD-Bob Scott, Roberta Yoho, Rosemary Strouse, Sharon Tarplee, Diane Woodward, Judy Standiford, Judy Sellers, Kurt Waldon, Scott Urban BACK-Sue Todd, Carol Wenning, Eddie Skeeters, Stephen Whitmer, Bill Sweet, Emily Weigel, Denny Troth, Tom Slater, Judy Yentes SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS Frank Frosch, President Miss Dorothea Raub, Sponsor Carol Wright, Secretary Pam Allen, Treasurer Bill Tingle, Vice President labsenti 5.5 wr UN 5-1 HOMEROOM - 7A FIRST-Shirley Hughes, Leo Bosler, Gary Gillespie, Kathy Kruse, Norwood Hughes, Ruth Ann Barksdale, Jay Cork, Tom Jones, Tom Cooney, Layna Hamilton SECOND-Sandy Huffman, John Carmichael, Mike Caplinger, Donnie Allen, Pam Allen THIRD-Carole Clevinger, Ronnie Cotton, Stanley Crain, Charlene Eversole, Bill Bennett, Donnie Calvin, Carol Hoover FOURTH-Al Davis, Jim Harris, Bill Beck, Judy Kirchhoff, Jo Ellen Haynes, Clenton Bowman, Roberta Jarvis, David Girdley ABSENT-Dave Curtis, Kay Ewing B901 -v A K va v o HOMEROOM - 7B FRONT-Joe Griffin, Steve Bradley, Karen Richardson, Mary Margaret Johnson, Jerry Black, Bob Leonard SECOND-Judy Zimmerman, Sally Kern, Linda Messenger, Kenny Volpp, John Lennie, Angelo Cecchini, Jim Manifold, Diane Lutes, Beverly Bates THIRD-Jane Hardin, Betty May, Steve Livingstone, Ralph Thompson, Jr., Frank Frosch, Dick Burdge, Rowena Degan, Nita Kay Degener, Beverly Trueblood FOURTH-Jimmy Dugger, Don Sweet, Janet Briggs, Sandy Morrow, Jerry Zimmer, Alice McCracken, Judy Kendall, Tom Walker, Bill Scott ' M ' xl - 5 N11 ' 'N T' 3 HOMEROOM - 7C FRONT-John Livingstone, Steve Patrick, Ronnie Muston, Scharna Lea Taylor, Dee Ann Swords, Dennis Sondrini, Dale Page, Steve Lookabaugh, Sam Leverett MIDDLE-Dennis Sharpe, Bill Thompson, Melinda Mc r ur Jo ce Shinkle, Carol Lampman, Pat Webb, Al Oliver, Bull Smead Y BACK-Sharon Rautenberg, Tommy MacPhee, Judy Williams, Jerry McMann, Bruce Moreton, Bonnie North, Carole Wright, Patty Vehorn, Dick Neat ABSENT-Virginia Mitchell, Donald Moser, Steven Summers, Bill Tingle A th , Jean Ann Thompson, Carol Zollars, Sandy Scyphers, , A. . A- , . X' .fxq . .f , I' g RTW- -ix-bx JOURNALISM CLASS FRONT ROWM -Sally Fuller, Pal Tipps, Linda Smith SECOND ROW-APeggy Emigholz, Sandy Messick, Marilyn Mead, Rosle Madden THIRD ROW --Kay'Rumple, Amy Foley, Linda Price, Shirley Vail FOURTH ROW- -Sue Smith, Jerry Fosfer, Terry Anderson, Bill Hanna FIFTH ROW-Miss Spencer, Sponsor, Carol Ma- laska, Bob Ledbetter - S K SPEEDETTE STAFF EDITORS-Amy Foley, News, Peg Emigholz, Humor, Rosie Mad- den, Edlfor-in-Chief: Jerry Foster, Sporfsg Sally Fuller, Arf, Marilyn Mead, Editorial, Carolyn Marlich, Feature lAbsentl SALES STAFF- -Sealed: Bob Ledbetfer lManagcrl, Shirley Vail. Standing: Peg Emigholz, Sue Smith, Bill Hanna lThe Annual Business Manager and his staff collect that nec- essary. l ANNOUNCEMENT BOARD- Shirley Vail TYPISTS-Pat Tipps, Sue Smith, Kay Rumple DISTRIBUTION-Linda Smith, Terry Anderson, Linda Price lMan- agerl, Sandy Messick PRODUCTION-Marilyn Mead, Rosie Madden, Carol Malaska lManagerl ' .,.-4-X , X i l l l B9 The golden voices of the seventy blended ever so sweetly this year, especially in March after they entered the new music building. Under the direction of Mr, Dalton Wicker the chorus sang tor the Eastern Star, Lions Club, and the Men's Fellowship of the Christian Church. They also helped the student council with the Christmas program and pro- vided a much enjoyed convo for the student body. Eight members of the chorus participated in the State Choral Festival in October. ln March the entire chorus journeyed to Lawrence Central for the County Choral Festival, Their special number was Thumbelina. Although the operetta, The Bold Front, was presented on the superstitious date of Friday, May 13, it proved to be very successful. Linda Lookabaugh, Ronnie Norman, Dave Morgan, Margaret Parke, Larry Thomas, and Connie Pinkerton did a fine iob on the soloing. In late May, chorus members selected Sparkle-aires as their name from a choice of five final possibilities. HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS FIRST-Patty Bartley lAccompanisti, Margaret Parke, Linda Lookabaugh, Rosie Madden, Carol Malaska, Linda Price, Connie Pinkerton, Bob Kryter, Dave Morgan, Jerry Graybill, Joe Clark, Larry Thomas, Ronnie Norman, Amy Foley, Carolyn Martich, Sandy Messick, Sally Fuller, Martha Hawkins, Carolyn Skeeters, Mr. Dalton Wicker lDirectorl SECOND-Linda Lindley, Sharlene Stone, Carol Fidler, Bev Erwin, W. K. Lippard, John Thorne, John Leonard, Ronnie Hunt, Ronnie Frye, Jim Bledsoe, Maryellen Fogarty, Jan Craig, Marilyn Winter, Marilyn Woodward, Judy Myers Tl-llRDALinda Logston, Jackie Hiteshew, Barbara Armantrout, Karen Green, Judy Mayo, Buddy Sprinkles, Larry Moomaw, Bill Sanders, Fred Amich, Jerry Shultz, Jim Wood, Dick Emigholz, Kay Zink, Sybil Lee, Ann Brockman, Judy Wood, Glenda Harlin FOURTH--Carol Evans, Nanette Fidger, Nancy Lewis, Ruth Ann Mason, Carol Neiman, Sharon Weganer, Mary King, Tony Tingle, Bob Templin, Fred Seitz, Tom Emmick, Tom Brady, Jim McAllister, Rema Armentrout, Marcia Edwards, Rita Ashby, Jayne Wildman, Reta Armentrout LINDA LOOKABAUGH Solo and Ensemble CONTEST over their robes to incoming freshmen First Division Winner Fairest Lord Jesus strains are heard as seniors turn S--o-4 -14 ,fr CADET-CHORUS FRONT-Druscilla Clayton, Joan Smith, Sandy Wysong, Joan Higgins, Donna Wright, Marcia Keever, Nina Clevinger, Natalie McClelland, Mr. Wicker SECOND-Mike Beck, George Poor, Denny Troth, Bart Updike, Nancy MacArthur, Dain Bogue, Linda Lockhart, Judy Jordan THIRD-Tom Slater, Lewis Jay, Mike Douglas, Freddie Staver, Stanley Eppen, Jeannie Piper, Sharon Tarplee, Judy Burgin, Edith McGinley, Diane Woodward, Judy Standiford, Janice Gale, Nancy Morgan, Rosemary Strouse FOURTH-Sue Todd, Betty Sample, Mary Alice Stierwalt, Carol Wenning, Roberta Yoho, Pat Figg, Emily Weigel, Janet Jolliff, Gloria Johnson, Beverly Cole, Karen White, Sharon Melton, Starr Collins, Sue Thompson FIFTH-Jim Sprinkles, Bob Scott, Sandra Finnerty, Penny Simison, Delores Wilkerson, Judy Yentes, Judy Sellars, Helen Hargitt SIXTH-'Bill Sweet, Ed Skeeters, Chuck Hayman, Jim McClamrock, Bill Hackett, Bob Cox, Jim McMahon, John Robinson OPERETTA PRACTICE Caught! - Larry Thomas and Margaret Parke ON STAGE-Marilyn Woodward, Marilyn Winter, Judy Mayo, Sharlene Stone, Carol Fidler Q.. 1 A Bold Front OPERETTA CAST Linda Lookabaugh ....,....,....,...,. ....... L ois Parker Dave Morgan ........... ........ S am McGraw Larry Thomas ...,... .......... J oe Reynolds Connie Pinkerton ....... ,,,..... P riscilla Bodkins Margaret Parke ,,..... ......,...... S ally Pembroke Ronnie Norman ...... ....... J ohn Wesley Roberts Ronnie Hunt ..,.,... ,....,...... M r. Pembroke Martha Hawkins ....... ....... M rs. Pembroke Bob Kryter ...,,,,,,..... ...,.. M r. Webster Carolyn Skeeters .........,..,..........,................ Mrs. Webster Setting-An exclusive resort hotel Other seniors who performed in their last operetta were Sally Fuller, Amy Anno Foley, Rosie Madden, Carol Ma- laska, Sandy Messick, Linda Price, Carolyn Martich Accompanist-Sue Swenson Bob Kryter and Carolyn Skeeters Linda Lookabaugh and Ronnie Norman Finale Principals - Ronnie Hunt, Martha Hawkins, Connie Pif'lk9ff0Y1. Dave Morgan, Margaret Parke, Ronnie Norman, Carolyn Skeeters, and Bob Kryter Larry Thomas and Linda Lookabaugh The Charleston Connie Pinkerton , OR vncn mug .si sr 2 .1 S' 02... 'lan Hilden- fvard, Carole Lambert, Sharon Dine, Claudine Eppen, Ann Chadwick, Barbara Arman- trout THIRD-Judy Foster, Betty Perkins, Joann Jay, Patty Bartley, Ruth Ann Music Mason, David Ketcham, Kitty Hill, Kenny Smith, Judy Mayo, Connie Pinkerton, Patty Sanders, Linda Lindley BACK-Reta Armentrout, Roma Armentrout, Jim McAllister, Carole Evans, OUR BAND The Speedway High School Band has been under the direction of Mr. Dalton Wicker for six years. This year Mr. Wicker's dreams came true and the band got its new room. This room has three small enclosed practice areas and Mr. Wicker's office on the north side. The hall is also used for the storage of instru- ments, each having an assigned place. This ar- rangement is very nice and a very big improve- ment over the old music room. This year's band officers are: President, Linda Lookabaugh, Vice President, Ronnie Norman, Secretary, Sue Swenson, Treasurer, Larry Thomas. The president and vice president jobs are about the same as they are in any organization, but the secretary has a little different job. She takes attendance. When it comes to finding out if 78 people are here and in the right places, it's a big job. The activities of the band this year have in- cluded some of the things every band does, such as the marching contest at Tech. We came home from there with a first division. ln the concert contest at Franklin in April, the band won a second division. On May 8, the band undertook an extra and played for the light dedication ceremony at the park. 38 Carol Neiman, Jayne Wildman Music PEP BAND FRONT ROW - Marcia Edwards, Annette Jolliff, Sandy Messick, Ann Brockman, Linda Lookabaugh SECOND ROW-Buddy Sprinkles, Carolyn Skeeters, Mari- lyn Winter, Sue Swenson, John Leonard, Larry Moomaw THIRD ROWV- Tom Brady, Linda Price, Charles Gebauer FOURTH ROW - Linda Logston, Mr. Wicker, Martha Hawkins MARCIA EDWARDS First Division in Solo and Ensemble Contest BRASS FIRST-Martha Hawkins, Linda Price, Kay Zink, Beverly Erwin SECOND-Anne Burton, Karen Green, Bill Hanna, Judy Smith, Linda Lookabaugh, Nancy Lewis, John Beyersdorfer THIRDM-Tom Brady, Jerry Siddall, Norman Golder, Tom Riggle, Bill Sanders, Charles Gebauer, Joe Cork, Larry Thomas FOURTH-Fred Amick, Larry Moomaw, John Leon- ard, Dick Emigholz, Glenda Harlin, Annette Jol- liff, Mike Hardin, Jerry Foland www 4 i K s - - A -..r 1 Seniors Judi Smith, Linda Lookabaugh, Carolyn Skeeters, Mar- tha Hawkins, Carol Malaska, Pat Tipps, and Bill Hanna march between the maiorettes as the band plays Alma Mater. Other seniors playing in the band at the last home game were Mar- garet Parke, Marian Hildenbrand, Linda Price, Carole Lambert, Sue Swenson, Ronnie Norman, Connie Pinkerton, Jim Wenz, Sandy Messick, Linda Smith. Larry Thomas was also a band member. Everywhere! il iii 5 ia Z 5 CADET BAND FRONT-Brooke Meader, Denny Troth, Jeannie Piper, Judy Burgin Nancy Morgan SECOND-Sue Todd, Nina Clevinger, Joan Higgins, Roberta Yoho, land, Judy Standiford, Starr Collins THlRD'eBuddy Souder, Diane Woodward, George Curry, John Rob- inson, Mike Douglas, Bobby Cox, Jim Burkhart, Dick Schrock Ed Poste, Sandra Finnerty, Bill Owen, George Poor, Bill Sweet Janice Gale FOURTH-Billy Hackett, Dain Bogue, Jimmy McClamrock, Jim E N C 0 R E Sprinkles, Stanley Eppen, Robert Johnson BACK-Rosemary Strouse, Gloria Johnson, Sheron Melton, Marcia Keever, Wanda Miller, Donna Inman, Carol Wenning, Susie Thompson, Beverly Cole, Janet Jolliff, Chuck Hayman, Louie Boles, Eddie Skeeters, Bart Updike, Mike Beck i l t 5 : ',QqT2,,'Q'ff,f lfK 4 ,A Hi J ' ' MAJORETTES lLeft to Rightl-Marilyn Winter, Jayne Wildman. :4 is ri.-.' V Diane Gerkin, Karen Green, Anne Burton, Barbara Harrah, and Glenda Harlin THOSE HIGHSTEPPERS Jimmy McMahon, Edith McGinley, Lewis Jay, Natalie McClel- l 1 l lice. PERCUSSION FIRST---Ann Lynch, Marcia Edwards, Carolyn Skeeters SECOND--Doris Flesher, Linda Smith, Buddy Sprinkles, Ann Brockman, Shirley Ar- mantrout, Barbara Harrah, Barbara Schilling THIRD+Dianne Gerkin, Pat Tipps, Carol Malaska, Jim Wenz, Jerry King, Jerry Shultz Ronnie Hunt, John Thorne, Linda Logston, Tom Whitton 7th GRADE BAND FRONT--Janet Briggs, Betty May, Mary Margaret Johnson, Nita Kay Degener SECOND-Susie Lutes, Linda Messenger, Jody Morrow, Alice McCraken, Dick Burdge, Sally Kern, Beverly Trueblood, Beverly Bates, Jane Hardin THIRD-Karen Richardson, Rowena Degan, Judy Kendall, Steve Bradley, Jimmy Man- ifold, Robert Leonard, Joe Griffin, Angelo Cecchini, Jerry Black, Judy Zimmer- man, Jim Dugger, Jerry Zimmer BACK-John Livingston, Frank Frosch, Ralph Thompson, Tom Walker, Kenny Volpp, Bill Scott, John Lennie, Donald Sweet -...,,.,MmsheMhAmm M I Q. 3' ,. ,s ,,. V 'Y 113. U ii A J 1' 1 -3 5 b J MR. DALTON WICKER Band Director , ,ll . 41 SPORTSMANSHIP Here in our school, sports rank high In all the things we do, For they teach us about Sportsmanship, Clean fun and hard work, too. We back our teams most all the way We take in every game. And when they've won a victory, We glory in our fame. But, sometimes, when the going's rough We don't let it get us down We cheer on through thick and thin For the good ol' gold and brown. Now here's the point to all of it, Not just a chance to boast, That we have learned to be good sports The thing that counts the most! 1 Sports -,OT TQQLE ANQ TONI MALOOLEY pAL SPARKIE 1954 Athletic Queen r -v 4. 1 g:,,fg,tL, lp K SENIOR LETTERMEN FIRST-David Harris, Jim Stumph, Larry Thomas, Jack Roach, Ronnie Norman, Milford Bennett SECOND-Bob Arthur, Wayne Preble, Dave Crawford, Bill Short, Tom Wilson, Tom For- rest, Bill Hanna THlRDgJon Yoho, Al White, Bob Stewart, Tom Shaw, Bob Racer ABSENT-Dale Toole, Jerry Foster Marilyn Woodward 4 VARSITY - YELL LEADERS Judy Vvood Donna Burton Carol Fidler Marilyn Woodward AN ODE TO YELL LEADERS Y-is for yell, which they really can do. E-is for energy, and earnestness, too. L-stands for last, they never will be, L-stands for lovely, as we all can see. L-is for leader, and luck they re- turn, P' . . . E-is for eager, and walling to learn. A-is attractive, don't they look nice? D-means determined, sure, and concise. E--is for eloquent, and you surely can--see R--means our girls, best in the land. Jan cnig Carol Fidler RESERVE YELL LEADERS EIGHTH GRADE YELL LEADERS :fy ,Mao d FRONT-Janice Gale, Marcia Keever paifsinggwar S BACK-Judy Sfandiford, Jeannie Piper Linda Toole FRESH MAN YELL LEADERS Rema Armenfrout Marcia Edwards Patty Figg Rera Armentrout RESERVE YELL LEADERS SEVENTH GRADE YELL LEADERS Q, ajjj1iE2Wa'dS FRONT-Ruth Ann Barksdale, Pam Allen, Mary Margaret Johnson Linda Toole BACK-Jane Hardin, Kae Ewing Judy Mayo Football Managers, Bill Sanders and Dick Ernigholz, 1954 Athletic Queen, Toni MalOO'eY- P0595 with and Coaches Clark and Johnson confer on some other queens at the County Jamboree. Statistics Football C C C F l Yell-leaders, coaches, and team line up before the Drum Major Marilyn Winter. majoreftes. and band start of the County Jamboree, of Speedway at the County Jamboree. The Battle begins, Hold him, Race ! i .. 2 ,rg MILFORD BENNETT Center I X 'Sf , Z , 5 PERRY CANTWELL Bll-L CRAFTON Right Tackle Guard mio AMICK 'rom ronnssr JERRY GRAYBILL W- K- I-IPPARD Leff Halfback Right Halfback Fullback FUl'bHCk Q. . 1. f iw- r , X , f 1 W X ' .WW . V' 4, 'fa ' A' r A fm' .95 - -,r V i Q , ' We A'- oAv: clmwrono RONNIE NORMAN WAYNE PREBLE Right Guard Guard, Tackle Tackle f,.tr,X W N v in 41' ' 4 3 5 - 1 Z., . I Tag, 1 1' A ff , I I A -...-.-.--.vm BOB RACER TOM SHAW JIM STUMPH Guard End Halfback X f J 3 I Y A , 1, 1 4 . :vw ,M VM g Q x, A L2 - 1 4 1 I , 'ng 4, A Q V 2 -f -ff , ff' Q, L:'..f-ff? A W R vt E' I 1 , rlwrzru Ah' 'pam W 1,77 A . ,.Q..L, . . , waist'-Q , if fsff, ' -xc ff' f - J- finer? K , -wwf 7-9-- T.. f' A up 4 jf W5 , A H- H- f.,g,5,,w -- amy 1, fd LARRY THOMAS FRED SCOTT JACK ROACH JERRY SHULTZ Quarterback Quarterback I-eff Halfb-BCK I-Eff End I, Lf? X .- aa ,A rra DALE TOOLE DAVE WEBSTER JIM WOOD Line Backer, Center Left Tackle Quarterback YE- 5 1 FOOTBALL SQUAD SITTING, FRONT--Larry Thomas, Jot Tooleg SECOND-Jim Stumph, Tom Forrest, Bob Riggle, W. K. Lippard, Ray DeLong, Larry Shinkle, Barry Clark STANDING, THIRD-Mr. Clark, Dave Craw- ford, Jack Roach, Bob Racer, Ronnie Nor- man, Fred Amich, Jim Wood, Fred Scott, Jerry Graybill, .lohn Thorne, Milford Ben- nett, Larry Smith, Mr. Johnson: BACK- Wayne Preble, Jim Zore, Kenny Smith, Bob Decker, Tom Neat, Perry Cantwell, Jerry Shultz, Tom Shaw, Bill Short, Bill Healey, Dave Webster, Bill Crafton We're Proud of Them They opened the season at the County Jamboree, By meeting their old rival, big B. D. Next came the Warriors of Danville Highg With a score of 7 to 6 they barely slipped by. 18 to 6 was the score they tallied- Against Decatur Central they neither dillied nor dallied. They whalloped the Brownsburg Bulldogs, our neighbors out west, 31 to O they came out best. The Plugs were really going-their angel in heaven Watched them beat Lawrence 13 to 7. Then came their stopper in black and gold, Warren Central, 33 to l4, they could not hold. Out to Beech Grove was their next hop, 20 to 6 the Hornets came out on top. They traveled to Plainfield to beat the Quaker team, But Plainfield was best with 19 to 14. And then came the final! 33 to 13 the scoreboard read, When they finished Pike Township and came out ahead. So congrats to the team, Coaches Johnson and Clark, The Plugs this year really had lots of spark! RESERVE sQuAn ONE-Bill Sanders, Bob Templin, Norman Willoughby, Skip Heberdin, Bill Owen, Fred MacAbee, Jerry King, Lee Clark, Dean Allen, Dave Morrow, Dick Emigholz TWO-Mr. Sallee, Ralph Gorenstein, Jerry Bishop, Mike Hesselgrave, Fred Seitz, Glenn Higgins, Bob O'Neal, Errol Norwalt, Don Boles, Ronald Bell, Mike Hardin, Tony Tingle, Terry Fuller The Spotlight Shines On 7 Kei, P 'iii tr? XV. Q J ll , ia Let the spotlight shine on a very special guy you all know-Clyde Sallee. Mr. Sallee was raised in the small community of Pittsboro. He was an average guy, and liked basketball very much. After high school came college days at Central Normal College iDan- villel and Purdue. Then World War ll broke out and Mr. Sallee was drafted into the army. He served in ltaly, French Morocco, Austria and other European countries. After four years in the army he came home to resume where he left off-teaching. He came to Speedway High School in 1945. He teaches Economics, Health and Safety, 7th grade geography and Driver's Training. His new job this year was coaching the 'Plugs basketball team. With this came the title Coach Sallee. Coach Sallee led our boys through the season with 12 wins. Now, Coach Sallee has been named County Coach for the Year! It is a big honor and Speedway is glad to have you- Coach Clyde Sallee! Speedway opened up the season with a great defeat As the Plugs topped the Flashes, ever so neat. Next came Brownsburg from a little ways west, This time ole Sparky was not at his best. Plainfield, in the final seconds, did something to that ball, Just two points-and we sure did fall. Pike Twp. was next in line, Plugs won again l65 to 48l-mighty fine!! Speedway outplayed Mooresville 64 to 57. Boy, this seemed like heaven! Danville just didn't jive that certain night Because we came thru with all our might. On New Year's Day-at the Holiday Tourney- Mooresville won-Sparky didn't like the journey. 54-44 that was the score, As the Plugs beat the Hornets--could you ask for more? Warren Central was supposed to be real tough, But as the Plugs won 55-48 we really showed our stuff. Then to the County we did fly, But with the second game we kissed the title goodbye. Next came Lawrence from a little east, As we beat them 1 point, they called us a beast. Then with Washington it happened to us, 63 to 53-whoops, did you cuss!! With Ben Davis we were still not best As we lost 62-59-oh, but we didn't rest. As a newcomer-Zionsville-we did beat, 64 to 50-now we were on our feet! Speedway topped Decatur with little ado: We added another win, 68-52 Then at the close of the regular season, S. H. S. ran-over Greenwood with much reason. Hurrah for the sectionals! They were really swell! Wearing derbies and sweaters, did we ever yell! And last to the fieldhouse to meet the Anderson five. Defeated we were 47-43 as the Indians came alive. 'Q VARSITY SQUAD FRONT - Mr. Clark, Jack Roach, Jot Toole, Fred Scott, Charles Stout, Joe Cork, Mr. Sallee BACK-Jim Wood, Larry Thomas, Kenny Smith, Bob Stewart, Jerry Shultz, Jon Yoho, Bill Healey Our Big Man Connects With 31 Points In the Friday afternoon session of the Danville Sec- tionals, senior Bob Stewart scored 31 big points against Lizton to break the tourney record. Things just seemed to be going Speedway's way when Bob started getting hot. In the semi-final session, Sat- urday afternoon, against Brownsburg, Bob scored 28 points and again Speedway came out on top, ready and eager to meet Plainfield in the championship game. Our boys' fine teamwork and spirit were in evidence again as we stopped the Quakers from Plainfield to take the Danville Sectional title of 1955. This is a happy group? Wha' hoppin'? Did it drop in? Chuck Stout and Joe Cork Good Luck, Joel Larry Thomas, Joe Cork, Bob Stewart, Jack Roach Warm up for the Sparkplugsl Jack Roach, Jerry Shultz, Joe Cork, Bob Stewart The Big Man tries for points. Bob Stewart, Larry Thomas, Joe Cork JERRY SHULTZ 305 CORK JACK ROACH Center Guard Guard LARRY THOMAS BOB STEWART CHUCK STOUT Forward Center Guard JON YOH0 JIM WOOD JOT TOOLE Forward Guard Guard EIGHTH GRADE TEAM ON E-Mr. Johnson Skeeters TWO-Dav Hackett Haymen Neat, Tom Slater, Bob Cox, Max id Knoll, Jim McMahon, Bill , Tim Ross, Mike Beck, Charles , Steve Ketcham RESERVE TEAM FRONT - Kenny Smith, Tom Neat, Fred Amich, Perry Cantwell, W. K. Lippard, Bob Riggle BACK-Bob Templin, Jerry Graybill, Fred Scott, Ronnie Hunt, Mike Hesselgrave, Fred Weber, Mr. Clark Bill Sweet, Denny Troth, Ed Spark-Plugs of the Fufure SEVENTH GRADE TEAM ONE-Tommy Jones, Ronnie Cotton, Angelo Cecchini TWO-Mr. Neat, Jay Cork, Dave Curtis, Bob Manifold, John Lennie THREE-Bill Scott, Jerry Zimmer, Bill Tingle, Donnie Allen 4919 FOUR-Steve Lookabaugh, Billy Bennett, Bob Leonard, Dale Page FRESHMAN TEAM Bill Owen, Tom Emmick, Mike Hesselgrave, Glen Higgins, Mr. Clark, Fred MacAbee, Ronnie Bell, Bob Templin, Dean Allen OC ffaif S. ' 4X . This year the track team came up with five out of six wins in dual meets. ln the first meet with the Decatur Central Hawks, the Plugs came out the victors with an easy 73 to 36 decision. The next meet with Mooresville proved even easier, the Plugs com- ing out ahead, this time a 75 to 34 win. The Beech Grove Hornets, who came to cinderland next, proved a little better competition, but the Hornets just did not have the sting, for the Sparkplugs won, 67 to 42. The thinly clads from Brownsburg invaded Speedway to give the Plugs a battle, but the battle was short- lived as the boys from the Bulldog school went T R A C K back to the west with a 8026 to 28V3 loss to the Plugs, who now had won four in a row. Next in line was the Annual Marion County Tourney and the Mid-State Conference Track meets. Speedway did well, placing fourth in both meets. Freddie Amich stole the hearts of the fans by winning the 215-yard dash, and by this he set a Conference record of :22.4, for- merly owned by Dick Burrows of Danville. The only dual track meet away from home was with Danville, and the Warriors provided Speedway with its only loss. ln the last track meet the Plugs overwhelmed the Pike Red Devils by the score of 91 to 18. Q uni: ELAN: i . I A A 9 P 1 ti A it 1 BASEBALL CHAMPS The Plugs finally did it-won a county base- ball tourney by defeating Southport, '17 to 6, Franklin Township, 20 to 10, and Lawrence Central, 5 to 1, in the final. These three wins helped them over a better-than-half winning season of 1955 with 6 wins out of ll games. The Sparkplugs also defeated Greenwood, 21 to O, Mooresville, 7 to O, and Brownsburg, 5 to O, all shutouts. They lost to Plainfield, 5 to 43 Shortridge, 4 to 2, Danville, 8 to 71 Decatur Central, 7 to 5, and Ben Davis, 2 to O. The Plugs never lost by more than two runs, but they won by an average of 9.8 runs per game. For the 1955 season, the baseball team had five returning senior lettermen. Pitching and playing infield was Jack Roach, who won two of the six games, catching, Jim Stumph, and in the outfield, Jon Yoho, Larry Thomas, and Tom Wilson. For the season Jack Roach won three games, Jon Everhart two games, and Jim Wood one. The real hero of the season was utility catch- er, Joel Barksdale, who batted for Fred Amich, the right fielder. The score stood 2 to 1 in favor of the Plugs and in the bottom of the sixth in- ning, with bases loaded, the team realized it was now or never to get a comfortable lead and end the rapidly building pressure. Joel hit a triple over the left fielder's head on the third pitch to drive in three more runs, making it 5 to O. The Plugs shut out the opponents in the seventh one, two, three, with two strike outs by Pitcher Jack Roach and a beautiful line drive catch by Jim Wood, the shortstop, making the Plugs the 1955 County Champions. BASEBALL TEAM FRONT-W. K. Lippard, Chuck Stout, Deane Smith, Joel Barksdale, Dave Morgan, Jon Everhart, Tony Tingle, Tom Emmick, Tom Wilson, Fred Amich SECOND-Coach Neat, Jack Roach, Fred Scott, Jon Yoho, Larry Thomas, Jim Stumph, Jim Wood, Bill Healey, Dick Emigholz, Bob Templin, Jerry Shultz, George Smith, Student Manager 'Wx WW4 'Wt Q K Liv 'lf xx 'lun ff . 'F'-- Q . Wi , ... l I Ji ll' . t Trl v 5 - 'Pl is ,.. . VARSITY TRACK FRONT-Jerry Foster, Chuck Stout, Jim Wood, Ken Smith SECOND-Student Managers Al White and Dave Harris THIRD-Jack Roach, Barry Clark, Tom Shaw, John Thorne, Fred Amich FOURTH-Dave Webster, Bill Healey, W. K. Lippard, Jerry Shultz FIFTH-Larry Thomas, Bob Arthur RESERVE TRACK FRONT-Jerry King, Jim McAllister, Dean Allen, Terry Fuller, Jack Albright, Bill Owen, Fred MacAbee SECOND-Larry Moomaw, Glenn Higgins, Bob Templin, Errol Norwalt, Lee Clark, Ronnie Bell, Don Boles, Mike Hardin, Dick Emigholz, Fred Weber THIRD-Bob O'Neal, Jerry Bishop, Ralph Gorenstein, Louie Boles, Perry Cantwell, Bob Riggle, Wade Bennett, Bill Sanders, Norman Golder GAA lt was eight long years ago, back in 1947, when GAA iGirls' Athletic Associationl was organized under the guidance of Miss Eleanor Greer. Now it is one of the largest extra-curricular clubs in Speedway High School. The girls were busy this year participating in the Giant Volley Ball and Basketball Tourneys. Although there are only Junior and Senior girls in GAA, girls in all four classes participate in the tourneys. The Seniors proved victorious in both of the tourneys this year. ln volley ball the score was 6-3 over the Sophomores, and in basketball 29-l6 over the Juniors. The proceeds from the Giant Volley Ball Tourney assisted the Hi-Y in their Clothe-a-Child Project at Christmas. Each year minor and major awards are given to girls who have attended business meetings, recreation meet- ings, and helped or participated in the tourneys for a certain amount of hours. For a minor award, a seven- inch gold letter S, a girl must have 18 hours, and for a major award, a pin, she must have 36 hours. This year 24 out of 52 girls received awards. Miss Greer, sponsor, was aided by the following officers: President, Marilyn Mead: Vice President, Sally Fuller, Secretary, Marilyn Winter, Treasurer, Maryellen Fogarty, and Council Representative, Sandy Mead. G A A ROSTER FRONT-Carol Fidler, Toni Malooley, Connie Pinkerton, Carol Malaska, Carolyn Martich, Pat Tipps, Marilyn Mead, Carole Lambert, Marilyn Woodward SECOND-Carol Gravett, Judy Foster, Bev Erwin, Linda Smith, Shirley Vail, Kay Rumple, Sally Fuller, Janice Hash, Sue Swenson, Judi Smith THIRD--Miss Greer, Sponsor: Martha Preble, Linda Lindley, Kitty Hill, Marilyn Crawford, Marianne Lazardi, Nancy Radabaugh, Martha Hawkins, Peg Emigholz, Sandy Mes- sick, Carolyn Skeeters, Linda Lookabaugh, Sandy Mead BACK-Sandy Manion, Maryellen Fogarty, Jan Craig, Anne Burton, Linda Price, Barbara Stalions, Betty Lou Perkins, Shirley Howard, Amy Foley, Shirley Durham, Marilyn Winter, Lori Wilson, Rosie Madden GIANT VOLLEY BALL TEAM FRONT-Linda Price, Linda Lookabaugh, Marilyn Mead, Toni Malooley BACK--Carole Lambert, Marilyn Crawford, Shirley Vail, Linda Smith, Sally Fuller, Kay Rumple, Pat Tipps, Miss Greer BASKETBALL TEAM BOTTOM CENTER-Clockwise: Jerrylou Glidewell, Carole Lambert, Linda Smith, Kay Rumple, Mari- lyn Mead, Rosie Madden, Sally Fuller, Martha Hawkins, Sandy Messick, Pat Tipps, Carolyn Mar- Tich, Marilyn Crawford. A G.A.A. 58 STUDENT COUNCIL YT' AA. FRONTfNina Clevinger tEighthi, Amy Foley lLatin Clubl, Donna Wright lEighthl, Fred Scott lJunior Classl, Sandy Messick tFHAl SECOND-Deane Smith Uunior Class and Hi-YJ, Carole Lambert lSenior Classl, Sandy Mead lGAAJ, Bob Kryter Uunior Classl, Linda Lookabaugh lSpeechi THIRD-Larry Thomas ISenior Classb, Anne Burton iDramaticsl, Marilyn Woodward KFBLAI, Ronnie Norman lPhotographyl, Dick Burdge lSeventhl, Ronnie Cotton lSeventhl, Tom McPhee ISeventhl, Max Johnson lEighthl, Glenda Harlin tSophomore Classl, Ann Brockman lSophomoreJ, Nancy Lewis llfreshmanl BACK-Mr. Weller iSponsorJ, Jim Wood 1Sophomorel, Glenn Higgins lFreshmanl STUDENT COUNCH. The twenty-two members of the Student Council this year chose Fred Scott as their Temporary Chairman at the beginning of the year, Sandy Messick as Secretary, Ann Brockman as Treasurer, and Deane Smith as Sergeant-an Arms. Fred was then re-elected during the school-wide Stu- dent Council election in September and Jim Wood was elected as Vice-President. During the year the Council passed the ok for classes and clubs to sponsor various proiects such as pencil sales, , bake sales and selling tickets for ball games and dances. The Council also sponsored their usual Christmas pro- gram. This included a short talent review by representa- tives from each class in school and a program by the High School Chorus. ln March the Council sponsored a pep session just before the Sparkplugs entered the Regionals. After revising its constitution, the Photography Club was admitted to full-fledged membership in the Council. This year three girls made their appearance in the club and two of them secured offices, Betty Perkins as treas- urer and Judy Foster as secretary. The other offices were filled by boys: Jim Bledsoe-president, Ray Delong-vice- president, and Ronnie Norman-council representative. Two of the members were trained in the use of the new school camera. Bob Ledbetter and Bill Hanna took pictures at convos, ballgarnes and numerous other school activities. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Judy Foster, John Leonard, Ronnie Norman, Mr. Troth, Betty Perkins, Ray Delong, Jim Bledsoe, Bill Hanna, Charles Gebauer, Lewis Meier, Bob Ledbetter, Bob Kryter, Roy Delong, Judy Myers NANCY RADABAUGH FHA FORMER MEMBERS STANDING-Rosemary Strouse, Sandra Manion, Sandy Messick, Lori Wilson, Judy Myers, Helen Hargitt, Sharon Dine, Miss Raul: SEATED-Carole Gravett, Peggy Emigholz, Sandy Mead, Nancy Morgan, Dain Bogue, Wanda Miller f Model in Style Show Future Homemakers of America was this past year under the guidance of Miss Dorothea Raub. Myrna Sailor, song leaderg Judy Myers, historian, and Janette Jolliff, reporter, were able assistants to the club officers. Their activities for the year were numerous and well-planned: District meetings, cup cake and cookie sales, style show presented for the PTA, representatives from Stephens' Modeling School, Civil Defense lessons, sewing tips, and a speaker from the Power and Light Company who discussed the necessity of electricity. Formal installation of officers was held early in June. The total enrollment this year was 42, a very good record. FHA NEW MEMBERS FRONT-Lynda Long, Charlotte Chase, Mary Alice Stierwalt, Sandy Wysong, Delores Wilkerson, Betty Sample, Kay Hughes, Joan Smith, Myrna Sailor MlDDLE-Starr Collins, Kathy Gatchell, Judy Burgin, Linda Houpt, Sharon Tarplee, Edith McGinley, Shirley Durham, Donna Davis, Lorraine Lamm BACK-Judy Yentes, Mary Ann Dobson, Janice Hash, Martha Preble, Emily Weigel, Judy Jordan, Carol Wenning, Janet Jolliff, Judy Sellers FHA OFFICERS Miss Raub, Sponsor Lori Wilson, Vice President Carole Gravett, Secretary Sandy Mead, President Sharlene Stone, Treasurer labsenti V7 OFFICERS Judy Mayo, Program Sandy Messick, President Marilyn Woodward, Treasurer Carolyn Skeeters, Vice President Marilyn Winter, Secretary THE MINIATURE STAGE TELLS YOU l'm only a trite little miniature stage, Down among the library's four walls. l represent the Dramatics Club, And when a meeting draws nigh, Then my duty callsl For you see, when l'm set up, lt means a meeting is near, So look for me and my date soon, Or the meeting you'll miss, 'tis clear! 5 DRAMATICS CLUB M EMBERS FIRST--Barbara Armantrout, Sue Swenson,Carolyn Skecters SECONDfSandy Manion, Judy Mayo, Barbara Harrah, Carol Fidler, Sandy Messick THIRD-Martha Hawkins, Marilyn Winter, Anne Burton, Maryellen Fogarty, .lan Craig FOURTH-Annette Jolliff, Diane Gerkin, Joan Elliott, Amy Foley STANDING- Miss Spencer, Kay Zink, Marilyn Woodward, Rosie Madden, Sally Fuller, Linda Logston, Kay Rumple, Glenda Harlin, Carol Malaska, Judy Wood DRAMATICS CLUB This year Dramatics Club was guided by Sandy Messick and sponsored by Miss Spencer. Their community project for the year was a polio March of Dimes drive for which some S66 was collected. Jars were placed in home- rooms and a collection was taken up at a basketball game. For their yearly school project the club donated a 14-book set of guidance plays to Mr. Troth's guidance classes. Some of the members also presented short plays for Mr. Troth's classes. Pat Figg and Jot Toole were sponsored as candidates for the Athletic Queen and King. A group of the club members traveled to Cincin- nati during Spring Vacation to see the unfor- gettable Cinerama, and this year for the first time a formal installation service for new offi- cers was held in May. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS SlTTlNGhKitty Hill, Treasurer, Margaret Parke, Presi- dent, Anne Lynch, Secretary STANDING-Patty Bartley, Program, Amy Foley, Stu- dent Councilg Judi Smith, Vice President, Larry Ve- horn, Scriptorg Patti Sanders, Program, Miss Spencer, Sponsor LATIN CLUB FORMER MEMBERS FRONT-Judi Smith, Amy Foley, Margaret Parke, Jerrylou Glidewell SECOND-Kitty Hill, Anne Lynch, Patti Sanders, Chester Poor, Judy Foster THIRD-Buddy Sprinkles, Tom Fisher, Larry Vehorn J. C. L. The Junior Classical League has completed 17 years of activity under the capable sponsorship of Miss Agnes Spencer. The bi-monthly meetings saw the protem Latins selling Speedway decals, and planning the initia- tion of new members. Later they had Miss Janet Murphy as their guest, she spoke to the club of her trip to Europe, especially her tour of Italy. The most im- portant project of the year is sponsoring the citizenship trophy which goes to the boy or girl who, in the opinion of the faculty and a specially elected committee, has displayed the best all-around citizenship during his high school career. This year Carolyn Skeeters' name will be engraved on the trophy. LATIN CLUB NEW MEMBERS FRONT-W. K. Lippard, Shirley Arrnentrout, Ann Chadwick, Ed Poste MIDDLE-Carol Neiman, Ruth Ann Mason, Patty Bartley, Carole Evans, Reta Armentrout, Edythe Coulson Karen Barksdale, Mary Sue Finch, Rema Armentrout, Nancy Lewis, Mary King BACK-Nancy McArthur, John Beyersdorfer, Terry Fuller TQ T7 Q7 A 4 i .Q- FBLA FlRST-Glenda Harlin, Marilyn Woodward tStudent Councill, Marilyn Mead, Judi Whitaker, Charlotte Stumph, Carole Gravett, Martha Hawkins, Linda Toole, Judy Malooley, Judy White, Judi Smith, Carol Fidler tTreas- urerl, Barbara Harrah, Patti Sanders SECOND-Mrs. Hine lSponsorl, Linda Logston, Anne Burton, Linda Price tPresidentl THlRD-Carole Lambert, Linda Lindley, Carla Petrovich, Barbara Schilling, Ann Lynch, Jan Craig, Carol Malaska, Sue Swenson, Diane Gerkin, Maryellen Fogarty lSecretaryl, Sandy Manion, Judy Foster, Karen Everhart, Margaret Parke, Peggy Emigholz FOURTH-Carolyn Skeeters, Sandy Messick, Kay Rumple, Lori Wilson, Rosie Madden, Ann Chadwick, Martha Preble, Linda Smith, Kay Zink, Sally Fuller lVice Presidentl, Pat Tipps, Judy Myers, Amy Foley, Carolyn Martich, Claudine Eppen Tom Malooley crowns Judy Mayo BLASE AWARD FOUL SHOT AWARD Larry Thomas, Mr. Blase Linda Price, Joe Cork FBLA Future Business Leaders of America is an active club in our school. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Grace Hine, the F. B. L. A. tries to further the business abilities of its members as well as have an enjoyable year. Attendance at the meetings is always good and any girl or boy inter- ested in belonging is always welcome. Mrs. Hine's first in command this year was Linda Price, Sally Fuller second, with Carol Fidler and Maryellen Fogarty acting as treasurer and secretary respectively. At our meetings we had speakers talk to us about appearance, telephone voice, and other interesting things a girl going into the business field should know. This year the F. B. L. A. went to Zionsville and helped organize a new F. B. L. A. chapter They also went to Pike to tell their newly-formed chapter about profitable money-making projects One of the projects the F. B. L. A. undertook was the selling of sweatshirts with our own school's Sparkie on them. Sally Fuller provided the design. Selling salt water taffy is a year round project for the girls. All of this work selling things was done in order that F. B. L. A. could give its annual athletic dance to honor those boys who participated in football, basketball, baseball, and track. At this dance the Athletic King and Queen are crowned. This year they were selected by all who came to the dance. They also give awards for typing and shorthand. These are 30, 40, and 50 word certificates and pins for typing and 50, 60, and 70 word certificates and pins for short- hand. The big convention when all F. B. L. A. chapters get together on the Ball State campus is a high-light of the year. At this meeting Jan Craig was elected state reporter. FBT DANCE Larry Thomas, Judy Mayo 41955-56 Athletic King and Queenl, Karen Green, Jerry Shultz, Pat Jones, Ron- nie Hunt, Gary McKee, Pat Tipps CANDIDATES FOR 1955 ATHLETIC KING AND QUEEN Jack Roach, Jot Toole, Jon Yoho, Bob Stewart, King Larry Thomas, Queen Judy Mayo, Maryellen Fogarty, Linda Toole, Pat Figg, Sandy Mead HI-Y OFFICERS President .......g. Vice President. Secretary ....,. Treasurer ....,, Chaplain .,,.... Representative Sponsor .......... ........Dale Toole ,.....Larry Thomas ....,.Tom Forrest .....Ronnie Norman ..,a...,Fred Scott ..........Deane Smith Mr. G. L. Trosky TOURN EY WINNERS FIRST-Milford Bennett, Bob Arthur, Tom Forrest, Bob Racer SECOND - Jerry Foster, Dave Harris, Al White, Dave Crawford, Jot Toole FIRST-Deane Smith, Larry Thomas, Al White, Dale Toole, THlRDfTSl'YY Vaughn, TQYVY Swisher. Phil HOUDU Dave Fred Scott, Tom Forrest, Bill Short Crawford, Wayne Preble, Bob Stewart, Jerry Graybill Dick Emigholz SECOND-Bill Wood, Dave Morgan, Chuck Stout, Joe Cork, FOURTH-Fred Amich, Tom Neat, Perry Cantwell, Jerry Jon Yoho, Mr. Trosky, Tom Riggle, Ronnie Hunt, Ray Shultz, Ray Delong, Bill Sanders, Jim Wood, Bill Hanna Delcng Joe Barksdale, Ronnie Frye M ,,,4f AIIKIHI POW!! ' PUW HAMA O In dramatic and fascinating fashion, the POWERAMA tells the story of pioneering and progress in POWER. It's a permanent exhibit exemplifying ALLISON products against their background of advanced engineering and good manufacturing methods. Technical? Yes, to a degree, but presented in such an interesting manner that school children can understand and enjoy it. For instance . . . You'll see a model test stand where a miniature turbo-prop engine and Aeroproducts propeller are put through simulated tests. Or, you can push a lever and start a model jet plane on its flight and see how much fuel is required for take-off and flight. Or, you can sit in a bucket seat and actually put a big General Patton tank through its paces on a giant-sized turntable. There are lots of other moving and talking displays . . . displays like the working model of a portion of the Allison bearing plant-the world's only fully automatic steel-backed bronze bearing foundry. These few highlights give you an idea of the scope of the POWERAMA. Officers or program chairmen of clubs, organizations and societies, and adults in charge of children's groups may schedule visits to the POWERAMA. Requests for available dates should be in writing to: POWERAMA, Allison Division, General Motors Corporation, Indianapolis 6, Indiana. 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Best Wishes Trophies, Yearbooks c'ass of '5 5 I John Marshall, Representative I S P E E DWAY I MElrose 1-3543 I TOWN HALL ' INDIANAPOIIS INDIANA K - - - I... -... 5 ' . svfsnwiv s11v111ss IINII 1111111 1 DMM QUEEN RSSUCIIITIUII 1518 Main sneer BEImont 1410 Mans I Shakes S Q Sundaes Cones Quality Groceries A 10th Street and Winton Bflmbllf 2455 Speedway, Indiana 1556 Main Street WAlT'S CLEANERS AND SHOE REPAIR Alterations of All Kinds - Delivery Service SHOES PICKED UP WITH DRY CLEANING We Operate 0ur Own Dry Cleaning Plant JIMMY CUTRELL, Proprietor 4723 West 16th Street Bilmonl 0561 2618 Wesl 16th Slreel Mtlrose 7-6522 1 1 I l LECTRIC STEEL USTINGS GMPANY 1045 Main Street Established in 1913 iiiflll We Extend Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Speedway Schools, and to the High School Graduates of 1955 111043, MAY WE ALL WORK TOGETHER TO BUILD A STRONGER AND BETTER COMMUNITY RAY C. WISHMEIER Dry Cleaning Miracles Best Wishes From Smith's Barber Shop Hair Cuts by Appointment C awfordsville Road BELmont 2559 1340 Main sheet Bmmont 5718 CONGRATULATIONS! Best Wishes For Your Continued Success In Life MAIN DRUG STORE 1464 Main Street BElmont 3434 BEI Oni' 1701 Y RENT A TRAILER HERE . . . AND LEAVE IT AT YOUR DESTINATION , Ph MURRAY 5 Bimini 1711 A Quick and Easy Way to Move BUSARD RENTAL TRAILERS 4 Main Sf' f 5PeedWaY City 1330 Main Street Speedway City SWIM WESTLAKE BEACH and TERRACE 600 NORTH HIGH SCHOOL ROAD INDIANAPOLIS 44, INDIANA DANCE Compliments of SPEEDWAY INN 4734 West 16th Street Indianapolis 24, Indiana IN SPEEDWAY-IT'S FRANK'S . . . for famous name home furnishings ZENITH A.B.C. WASH ERS HIRSCHMAN KROEHLER STORKLINE ADMIRAL DOUGLAS . . . for all your youngsters needs MENGEL FIRTH LAYET TES BABY CLOTH ES GIRLS' COATS GIRLS' DRESSES BOYS' SUITS BOYS' COAT S CHILDREN'S UNDIES PLAY TOGS SUB-TEEN FASHIONS FRANK'S SPEEDWAY STORE 1500 Main Street Best of Lucie to the Graduates of 1955 ROSNER'S REXALL DRUGS B 1564 Main Street BEImont 0241 PORTER HOLLYWOOD MUFFLERS -I SPEED POWER EQUIPMENT I Dual and Single Installations Mufflers C1 Tailpipes, All Cars Complete Muffler Service, All Kinds Specialized Tuneup Service RAlPH'S HOLLYWOOD MUFFIER AND SPEED SHOPS Melrose 2-0267 wholesale cf R I 852-54-56 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE INDIANAPOLIS 4, INDIANA I Best Wishes to the Class of 1955 I THE soo suvviv I COMPANY I N fruwtordsxwe Bond Belmont 1004 . Lvo Ns DEPARTMENT STORE E 1534-38 Main sneer BE'm0 f 0989 BElmont 0141 HERMAN OREENWOOD Speedway CITY and SUBURBAN REALTOR 4830 W. 16tI1 Street Belmont 0510 Belmont 0771 I .1 Bos HOSS' ' DEPENDABU I MARTIN'S SHOES I SPEEDWAY MOTOR SERVICE Quality Merchandise Your One-Stop Family Shoe Store S ' ll k f ervlce a ma es 0 cars 1462 Moin Street CYpress 0964 BEImont 0096 1032 Main St. Speedway Furniture Slore CAPSCQQTRGQXQS sff 's Qality Furniture for Less CHORAL GROUPS furnished by SPEEDWAY' 'ND-ANA HARRY K. LANDES co. Main sffeef BEIl11Ol'lf North Illinois a Road Service I 0UIllIN'S D-x sfnvlcf I Belmont 0035 I 5232 Crawfordsville Road I Speedway 24, Indiana Speedway Frozen Food Center SERVES THE PEOPLE 1008 Main Street Belmont IOS! SPEEDWAY HARDWARE SCOTT'S LAWN SEED NU-DA PAINT ELECTRICAL AND PLUMBING SUPPLIES Bilmont 3l 56 1612 North lynhurst We wish to extend our congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1955. May you have best of luck and prosperity in all your future endeavors. Sincerely, WILLIAM R. ALEXANDER AlEXANDER'S 56 to 51.00 STORE 1414 Main Street Bilmont 0271 'l HAR1 RADIO 8. 1V COMPLETE RECORD SHOP BElmont 8037 5244 Crawfordsville Road Hanson Texaco Service I Station l Joe Hanson BELmont 0949 SIXTEENTH and LYNHURST I 1 Compliments of STOP 6- SHOP Q, of SUPER MARKET I SPEEDWAY CITY Mr. Norvel Boyd, Manager I RALPH K. HEDRICK Congratulations to the Class of '55 1610 N. Lynhurst Belmont 5166 I Congratulations I Speedway Pharmacy 5328 WEST SIXTEENTH STREET BElmont 0101 ' I -I CONCANNON CHOICE CAR COMPANY 3 A DISTINCTIVE FASHION SHOP BEImont OZIO Speedway, Indiana 1500 Main St. Music! Music! HARLIN BROTHERS SEE OUR GUITARS BEFORE YOU BUY Hawaiian Guitar and Accordion lessons Tap and Hula lessons 359 NORTH ILLINOIS STREET - MELROSE 4 2I4'I Music I Music ! C ON GRA TULA TI ONS To The Class of 1955 FATElEY'S AUTO BODY SERVICE 5244 Crawfordsville Rd. BEImont 4525 l 1' ' '-'I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF T955 SPEEDWAY A BOWLING ALLEYS 3805 West 16th Street BELmont 4781 GILBERT'S MARKET 5302 w. 10111 aslmnf 1910 , STOUT'S .I EWELRY 1432 Main Street Watches and Diamonds KIGER SL CO. HIGH QUALITY SCHOOL SUPPLIES 52 and 54 West New York Street Indianapolis, Indiana : 2401 west E N. Q I Washington St. ME. 7-3525 'Q QQ ,f ll, T,-4 '-2. ,15 ' 'I j g ' 2 ,sawn I xx U n v I ' II' LOCAL ruusunxs, lg Spwdula UISQS. IDC. Mldugu SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PAT TIPPS, Treasurer SALLY FULLER, Secretary AL WHITE, President MR. G. L. TROSKY, Sponsor MILFORD BENNETT, Vice President HoMERooM - Mr. Nay FRONT---Sandy Messick. Linda Lookabaugh, Margaret Parke, Carol Malaska, Bill Hanna, Amy Foley, Kay Rurnole, Ronnie Norman, Jerrylou Glidewell, Connie Pinkerton, Toni Malooley, Janice Lec MIDDLE-Bob Racer, Jim Stumph, Dave Harris, Marian Hildenbrand, Jim Wenz, Dave Crawford, Milford Bennett, Jot Toole BACKW--Dave Sharoe, Tom Shaw, Jon Yoho, Al White, Bob Stewart, Bill Short, Leon Lucas, Larry Thomas, Jim Zore HOMEROOM - Mrs. Hine FRONT--Linda Price, Nancy Radabaugh, Barbara Dale, Sue Smith, Marianne Lazardi, Dianne Shepherd, Peggy Emigholz, Marilyn Mead, Martha Hawkins, Judi Smith MIDDLE-Sue Swenson, Shirley Vail, Carolyn Martich, Tom Forrest, Bob Arthur, Jack Roach, Carolyn Skeeters, Marilyn Crawford, Carole Lambert BACK-Pat Tipps, Linda Smith, Terry Anderson, Wayne Preble, Tom Wilson, Jerry Foster, Sally Fuller, Rosie Madden 'St' sy So Long 80 xr ' . ' 1-1'J16XfH'1'1' '