Speedway High School - Speedette Yearbook (Speedway, IN)

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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

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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

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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-