Speedway High School - Speedette Yearbook (Speedway, IN)

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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

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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'

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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 .