Speedway High School - Speedette Yearbook (Speedway, IN)

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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

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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

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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'