Speedway High School - Speedette Yearbook (Speedway, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1958 volume:

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People Foculty S 'o s Closses Sports Foofboll Boskelboll Spr'ng l 958 Speedelle Ads Spolllglfmls Achvmes C b Music D sploy Donors em r Closs lu i I We, the Speedette Stott, Turn the Spotlight . On campus at Indiana University, where they attended the Eleventh High School Journalism lnstitute last summer, Nancy Lewis and Edythe Coulson, co-editors of the Speedette, take pointers from Ed Poste on the use of a Speed-Graphic. While attending the two-week session, Ed re- ceived a first place award for a feature photograph. He and Nancy also received citizenship awards, and Nancy won first place in the ln- stitute talent show. Editors need plenty of good assistance land assist- antsl. Richard Weaver, subscription sales mana- ger, conducted a subscription drive which resulted in the sale of 450 Speedettes. To boost annual purchases the iournalism class presented a skit before the student body. Lee Clark, sports editor, and Gary Borrow, business manager, spent many hours working on their respective staff jobs. Virginia Nizamoff lstondingl editor of the faculty section and chief of the news bureau confers with Mary King, editor of the underclossmen sec- tion, and Helen Hargitt, editor of the senior sec- tion. Virginia also attended the Journalism lnsti- tute Iast summer where she studied news bureau techniques and won first place for a featurette article on Pizza. Cn Our School Yes, this is our school. Within its walls we have gained six years of knowledge, experience, and maturity. Under the guidance of our teachers we have been instructed in the basic fundamentals of edu- cation, many of which we shall retain, many of which we have al- ready forgotten. We have seen many changes, not only in the world around us, but also in the school of which we are a part. Our music facilities, for example, have expanded from a small room at one end of the mechanical arts department to the modernistic structure pictured above. This building contains large band and chorus rooms, practice rooms, individual compartments for all musical instruments, two lock- er rooms, and a music library. As we shine the spotlight on our most treasured senior memor- ies, we hope that you too will take pleasure in remembering the events of this year---this year of Sputnicks, Edsels, the sack look, and the stroll --most important to us, though, the year of our gradu- ation---1958. -3. Hot dog! Schools aut! and the student body thunders out of the rooms, down the stairs, and through the halls. Their destina- tion?-home, a iob, or a buzz around the Pole. With an enrollment increase come many changes--among them the necessity for a second admission gate at the home football games. Mr. Sallee sells tickets to a Sparlcplug fan, while others wait in line for their turn. Seniors are thought to be pretty special people, therefore, they have a few special privileges. Nancy Straub models her hand painted senior skirt, which is one of the many senior fads. Oh-h-h, What a mess! Sen- iors Nancy Beaman and Marcia Edwards do their spring house --oops!--locker cleaning. .4- Where We Worked . S Type, type, type, scope, scope, scope, pass the correction fluid ...these sounds are characteristic of the publications room. Putting out a newspaper requires a lot of hard work as Sharon Ashley, Carole Evans, Virginia Nizamott, Don Boles, and Jim McMahon will testify. Jim McClamroch, production chief, demonstrates the use of the Gestetner as Jack Albright tries to learn the routine. ' mx 'li 5 -,Ii 'A.. Produce, produce, produce--That is what the iournalism class does. To get the scoop on a news story, to write interesting feature articles, to create controversial editorials, or to pen a birds eye view of a sporting event are the jobs of those pictured above. Often, however, problems arise. Edythe Coulson asks Miss Spencer's advice, as Jim McClamroch tries to solve his own predicament. Editor-in-chief of the Speedway Speedette this year was Nancy Lewis, assisted by Delores Blankin- ship, Edythe Coulson was news page editor with Maryann Dobson as her assistant. Other page editors and their assistants were Editorial page, Donna Wright and Mary King, Feature page, Carole Evans and Sharon Ashley, Sports page, Don Boles and Jim McMahon. Others served as staff reporters. -5. 'X 1 1 The rain in Spain lies mainly in the plain --Steve Patrick, Bill Beck, Jerry Black, Mike Gradison, Mike Swift, and Mike Taylor practice their diction as they learn the qualifications of a good radio announcer. You'll never hit me, taunt the targets in a game of dodgeball. The members of this eighth grade class are keeping physically fit under the instruction of Mr. Sallee. - 6 How do you peel? ask Judy Kendall and Kae Ewing as Steve Bradley, Kent McCoy and Mr. Sallee offer their mas culine advice to the lady dr: vers. Seventh graders require a lot of instruction before they are prepared to be in the high school band and the Sparkle-Aires. Assisting Mr. Wicker in his difficult task this year were Mr. John Gentry, a student teacher from Indiana State Teachers' College, and Miss Rust,a graduate of ISTC. Vanguard, Explorer, Sputnik ---familiar words in the English language created new interest in math and science. Mr. Clark, biology teacher, imparts instruction on the vein system of a leaf to freshman biology students, Sheryl Forsythe and Corky Queener. Bill Tingle, a sophomore, locates point O while proving a proposition in Mrs. Welborn's geometry class. These students are receiving the basic fundamentals in the important fields of math and science. -7- . And Studied Adding color and gaiety to Mrs. Hine's iunior literature class is the Christmas window, which is painted each year by the high school art class, under the guidance of Miss Waltz. This year Pat Kuczenski created the design for the window. Site 5211: Mrs. Rose Kendall, a new teacher at Speedway this year, reminds John Harris not to for- get his commas in the inside address of o friendly letter. Peggy Bonham demonstrates the use ofthe salutation in her friendly letter. Substituting for Miss Waltz is Mrs. Helen Kelley. These seven- th grade art students stay busy even in the absence ot their teacher. You want my picture? asks Bob Wason, as he looks up from his desk in the mechanical drawing class. Others are Cor- ky Queener and Ronnie LaFe- berlin the backgroundl and Ronnie Rupert, Dick Kelley, Dave Dobson, Don Boles, Tom Whitton, Jerry Foland, ond Jack Albright. The hunt and peck system is no longer utilized by these sophomore typing students. Their instructor is Mr. Foland. -3, Mrs. Hertz, the most recent new- comer to Speedway, instructs her eighth grade gym class as they take part in a series of relay races. She replaced Mrs. Coppes during the second semester. . And Learned Was ist das? asks Sharon Tarplee. Miss Maimu Leetmae, a new teacher at Speedway this year, teaches both Spanish and English in addition to her German class pictured here. Miss Pumphrey, another new addition to the faculty, instructs Nancy Dowden in the art of blocking a sweater, while the rest of her freshman home- making class learn by ear and eye. -9. l i We are the office assistants who help in the office one period each day, say Brooke Meeder, Annette Riggs, Jean Ann Thompson, Wanda Miller, Alice Decker, Susie Thomp- son, Janie Hardin, Sandy Wysong, Layna Hamilton, Melinda McArthur, Janet Schindler, Carole Wenning, Diana Arnold, and Janette Jolliff. Library Assistants are ROW l: Becky Dolton, Anita Beatty, Jack Shirley, Richard Simon, Sandra Eppen, Karen Updike, Mr. Beatty, librarian. ROW 2: Sandy Smith, Judy Williams, Sharon Chestnut, Lee Cutler. ROW 3: Marianne Shirley, Joan Koiola, Loretta Perkins, Patty Flanagan, Jean Ann Thomp- son, Barbara McHenry, Sandra Feely, Martha Sheilds, Marcia Anthony. ROW 4: Sandra Sharp, Lynda Denman, Patti Scyphers, Judy Allen, Steve Summers, Joyce Campfield, Carlos Torrella, Noah Beck, Judy McClamroch. -10- Under the Direction of . R. C. Jordan, Superintendent of Speedway Schools, is the chief administrator of the high school and the three grade schools, which are the Fisher, Allison, and Newby schools, in Speedway. Lawrence E. Thompson, is serving the school as principal for his tenth year. He was previously the head of the Business Education Depart- ment. S. Robert McMahon, the President of the School Board in Speedway, has been a board member since Jan- uary l, 1953. He has also served as secretary and treasurer of the board. -I1- vear has been a board member for 2 years Robert Kryter who has served on the school 'Qs board for T4 years is treasurer this year HOW L: I r .rtt 5 , ' ' . -K fm R Donald Wright, serving as secretary this at , i :H ' ' ' ff' . , K iiiyy E., . i-.41,.. ., CHARLENE MUSGRAVE BONNIE POLLARD NADYNE HOOTMAN Mr. Jordarfs Secretary School Treasurer Mr. Thompson's Secretary RUTH BECK HERBERT BEATTY Nurse Librarian Thanks to these helpers our school always runs smoothly. Mrs. Pollard, who is Coach Pollard's wife, keeps the school accounts balanced. Mrs. Mus- grave, who is a graduate of SHS, serves as Mr. Jordan's secretary and clerk for the School Board. Payroll for Speedway's employees is a big task tor her. Mrs. Hootman reminds Mr. Thompson of all the little things principals might forget. She also keeps each student's records up-to-date. Our nurse, Mrs. Beck, is always available to help those in distress, dressing cuts and wounds, putting dislocated bones in place, and cheering up each student who is ill, -1Q. This year there were 9 additions to the fac- ulty. Mr. Adams, who is a co-sponsor of the iunior class, teaches physics, algebra, and math. Mrs. Carl, who graduated from lndi- ana University, is an English teacher to 7th, 8th, and 10th graders. A teacher of history, orientation, and geography, Mr. Huckle- berry also is a co-sponsor of the sophomore class. Mrs. Kendall who had substituted at Speedway schools before, ioined the staff as a regular in the English department. Cap- able of teaching three languages, Miss Leet- mae does lust that--teaching Spanish, English, and German. Miss Pumphrey, who enioys dancing, teaches gym, home economics, and health. Chosen as the one to assist Mr. Wick- er in the music department, Miss Rust is assistant director of the choruses and bands. Homemaking is Miss Swank's field. Miss Yuncker teaches English to seniors, juniors, and seventh graders. Jean Ann Thompson assists Mr. Troth with his new duty as attendance supervisor. Dur- ing the Asian Flu epidemic Mr. Troth was flooded with absentees. Once students, who were waiting to receive absence cards, form- ed a line from his office all the way down the hall past the main door to room ll6. TW' 'iffgmglegtfiiiiiifsig .Wei 533 'L535 T sz, ffl ,, -- if f :V 5 'leffbii 1:17352 ,iii 5219? 22:3 . - z. iff K S 4 , K f T X is 5 f 1 - D -- - - t I s mi ' I ,U f .Zip i . V- f ' ' , Eifff Q , K -- ye ggsiszg' -. N - 1 ' I t ., ,. 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Mrs. Coppes, who teaches English and physical education, Mr. Frazier, who teaches biology and science, Mr. Jent, who teaches shop and history, and Mr. Pollard, who teaches safety, history, and physical educa- tion, were new to the faculty last year. -14- Where We Made Friends Among Our Own Classmates Class Officers and Sponsors lleft to rightl Mr. Trosky, Sponsor, Tony Tingle, treasurer Miss Swank, co-sponsor, Nancy Beaman, secretary, Geri Bishop, vice-president and Jerry King, president. We spotlight our senior president Jerry King, who throughout this year, has displayed fine qualities of leadership in guiding 65 classmates through our para- mount year in high school. With the counsel of our co-sponsors, Mr. Trosky and Miss Swank, we seniors selected our class colors, royal blue and white, and our class flower. Although we are entering a new phase of life, we'll carry with us happy memories of our years at Speed- way. -15- JERRY NOEL KING Band l, 2, 3, 4, Class Presi- dent 4, Vice-President 3, Foot- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Intramural l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Track 'l, 2, 3, 4. JACK HERMAN ALBRIGHT Annual Staff 45 Basketball l5 Intra- mural lg Speedette Staff 45 Track l, 3, 4. STEPHANIE ILENE ARMBUS Booster Club 3, 45 Debate Conference 45 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 45 FBLA 25 Jun- ior and Senior Plays. REMA JUNE ARMENTROUT Band I, 2, 3, 45 Booster Club 3, 45 FB LA 2, 3, 45 GAA 3, 45 Girls' Sports l, 2, 3, 45 Junior and Senior Plays5 Latin Club l, 25 National Honor Society 45 Nite-Liters 45 Sparkle-aires l, 2, 3, 45 Yell Leader I. RITA JEWELL ASHBY Booster Club 3, 45 Dramatics Club 45 GAA 3, 45 Operetta 3, 45 Senior Play5 Sparkle-aires l, 2, 3, 4. KAREN JAYNE BARKSDALE Booster Club 3, 45 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 45 GAA 3, 45 Latin Club I, 25 Office Assistant I. GARY PHILLIP BARROW Annual Advertising Manager ette Staff 45 Track I. PATRICIA ANN BARTLEY Bond l, 2, 3, 4 lSec. 415 Booster Club 3, 45 Dramatics Club 3, 4 lSec. 4l5 FB LA 2, 3, 4 lPresident 4, Sec. 3l5 GAA 3, 45 Latin Club I, 25 National Honor Society 45 Operetta and Sparkle-aires Accompanist l, 2, 3, 4. 45 Speed- NANCY ALICE BEAMAN Cadet Chorus 25 Cheerleader Reserve 2, Varsity 3, 45 FBLA 25 GAA 3, 45 Gavel and Rostrum Club 3, 45 Junior and Senior Plays5 National Honor So- ciety 45 Operetta 3, 45 Sparkle-aires 3, 4. RONALD ALLEN BELL Baseball l, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Junior and Senior Plays, Track l, 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY JEAN BENSON Band l, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 3, Cadet Chorus l, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, FB LA 2, 3, Girls' Sports l, 2, Latin Club l,, 2, Sparkle-aires 2, 3, 4. JOHN BEYERSDORFER Band l, 2, 3, 4, Photography Club 2, 3, Proiectionist 2, 3. GEARLD LESLlE BISHOP Basketball Mgr. 2, Class Vice-President 4, Class Will Maker 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4 lCaptain 41, Intramural l, 2, 3, Junior and Senior Plays, Track l, 2, 3, 4. DONALD L. BOLES Annual Staff 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play Crew, Speedette Sports Editor 4, Track l, 2, 3. THOMAS BRADY Band l, 2, 3, 4, Class President 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 lChaplain 3l, Junior Play, Latin Club 4, National Honor Society 4, Pep Band l, 2, 3, 4, Sparkle-aires l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council l. SHARON SUE CAMPBELL Booster Club 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Gavel and Rostrum Club 4, Junior and Senior Plays. MARK ALLEN CAREY Hi-Y Tourney 2, 3, Intramural l, 2, Us- her 2. W Q EQ if xg LEE RICHARD CLARK Annual Sports Editor 4, Baseball I, 2, 3 4 Football I, 2, 4, Hi-Y Tourney I, 2 3 4 Indianapolis News Sports Re- porter 4, Intramural I, 2, 3, 4, Speed- ette Staff 4, Track I, 2. THERESA MARIE CLOUSER Booster Club 3, 4. EDYTHE MARIE COULSON Annual Co-Editor 4: Booster Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4 lVice-President BLA 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4, Indianapolis News Re- porter 4 Journalism lnstitute 4, Junior Play Latin Club I, 2, Office Assistant 3 Speedette News Editor 4, Teen Star Reporter 4. DAVE DOBSON Annual Staff 4, Football 2, Hi-Y 4, Hi-Y Tourney 3, 4, Intramural I, 2, 3, 4, Speedette Staff 4, Track I, 2. MARCIA JANE EDWARDS nd I 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Cheerleader Reserve I, 2, Varsity 3, 4, Class Vice-President I, 2, Crystallettes 3 4 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4 lPresident 4l FBLA 2, 3,4 lTreas. 3l, Freshman Yell Leader I, GAA 3, 4 lTreas. 4l, Girls State 3, Junior and Senior Plays, Pep Band I, 2, Sparkle-aires I, 2, 3, 4 lPresldent 4l. THOMAS LYNN EMMICK Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 lPresident 4l, Sparkle- aires I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council Treas. 3, 4. CAROLE LEE EVANS Annual Staff 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 3 4, Dramatics Club 4, FBLA 2, 3 4 GAA 3, 4, Girls' Sports 3, 4, La- tin Club I, Nite-Liters 4, Spanish Club 3 Sparkle-oires I, 2, 3, 4, Speedette Feature Editor 4, Teen Star Reporter 4. NANETTE GENE FIDGER Ayres' Fashion Board 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Crystallettes 3, 4, Debate Team 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4 lTreas. 3, 4l, GAA 3, 4, Girls' Sports I, 2, 3, 4, Jun- ior and Senior Plays, Office Assistant 2, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Sparkle-aires I, 2, 3, 4. I MARY SUE FINCH Booster Club 3, 4, FBLA 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Junior and Senior Plays, Latin Club l, 2, National Honor Society 4, Office Assistant l. KAREN ANN FINNEGAN Athletic Queen 3, Booster Club 3, 4 lPresident 4I, Cadet Chorus 2, Dra- matics Club 3, 4, FBLA 3, GAA 3, 4, Junior Play, Latin Club 2, Sparkle- aires 3, 4 lTreas. 4l, Student Council 3, Winter Wonderland Queen 3. JERRY LEE FOLAND After-Game Dance Disc-Jockey 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Junior and Senior Plays, Intramural l, 2, 3, 4. NANCY JOE GRAVETT Booster Club 3, GAA 3. HELEN ROSE HARGITT Annual Senior Editor 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Cadet Chorus l, FHA l, 2, 3, 4 IHistorian 4l, GAA 3, 4, Girls' Sports I, 2, 3, 4, Junior and Senior Plays, Library Assistant l, 2, 3, Sparkle-aires 2, 3, 4, Speedette Staff 4. CAROLYN JUNE HARRIS Booster Club 4, Senior Play MICHAEL K. HESSELGRAVE Baseball 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 3, 4 lMgr. 2I, Track 2, 3. GLENN ARTHUR HIGGINS Annual Staff 4, Basketball l, 2, Foot- ball l, 3, Hi-Y Tourney 3, 4, Intramural 4, Junior and Senior Plays, Speedette Staff 4, Student Council l, Track I. ' .NN . .. ws if .ar N ex ,ssc Qs gm 4 - - - S 1:.-:s.ya..s-swf'fu- .. X X3 5- K Q X 3, . if is W .- 5 . ESTHER JOANN JAY Bond I, 2, 3, 4, FHA I, 2, GAA 3, 4, Girls' Sports I, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES RICHARD KELLY Basketball 4, Intramural 4. DAVID WILLIAM KETCHAM Band I, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Jun- ior and Senior Plays, Proiectionist I, 2, 3, 4. MARY NADINE KING Annual Underclassmen Editor 4, FBLA 2, GAA 3, 4, Girls' Sports 3, 4, Junior and Senior Play Usherette, Latin Club I, Sparkle-aires I, 2, 3, 4, Speedette Editorial Assistant 4. PATRICIA ANN KUCZENSKI Annual Staff 4, FHA 2, Library Assis- tant I, 2, Speedette Staff 4. NANCY SUE LEWIS Annual Co-Editor 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Crystalettes 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, FBLA 3, GAA President 4 ISec. 3I, Journalism Institute 4, Junior and Sen- ior Plays, Latin Club I, 2 lSec. 2l, Op- eretta 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Speed- ette Editor-in-Chief 4, Sparkle-aires I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council Vice-President 4. FREDERICK MILES MacABEE Basketball I, 2, Football I, 2, 3, 4, ln- tramural 3, 4, Junior and Senior Play Crews, Track I, 2. JAMES CLARENCE MCALLISTER Band I, 2, 3, 4 IPresident 41, Drum Major 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 lChaplain 4I, Junior and Senior Plays, National Hon- or Society 4, Operetta 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Proiectionist I, 2, Sparkle-aires I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Track I. DAVID MCKINNEY No Picture CLAUD DENNIS MCKINSEY Basketball Usher I, 2, 3, Football I, Intramural I, 2, 3, 4, Junior and Senior Plays. RUTH ANN MASON Band I, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club ISec. 4, Treas. 31, Class Sec. I, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4 lSec. 31, FBLA 2, 3, 4 lTreas. 41, GAA 3, 4, Junior Play Usherette, Latin Club I, 2, Make-up for Operetta and Senior Play 3, National Honor So- ciety 4, Sparkle-aires I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4 ISec. 41. BROOKE HILARY MEEDER Band 2, 3, 4 ITreas. 41, Booster Club 3, 4, DAR Good Citizenship Award 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, FBLA 2, 3, GAA 3, Junior and Senior Play Usherette, National Honor Society 4. VIRGINIA NIZAMOFF Annual Staff 4, Booster Club 4, Class Will Maker 4, Debate Club President 4, FBLA 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Journalism In- stitute 4, Junior Play, News Bureau Chief 4, Speedette Staff 3, 4 lEditoriaI Editor 31, Teen Star Reporter 2, 3, 4. ROBERT ANDREW O'NEAL, JR. Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4. EDWARD ALBERT POSTE, JR, Annual Staff 4, Band 2, 3, Cadet Band I, Journalism Institute 4, Latin Club I, 2, Photography Club 2, 3 lPresident 31, Projectionist I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, Speedette Staff 4, Track 2. ANNETTE MARLENE RIGGS FBLA 3, GAA 3, Junior and Senior Play Usherette. RONALD RUPERT Booster Club 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Tourney 2, Intramural 2, 3. RICHARD CLAYTON SCHROCK Band 3, 4, Cadet Band I, 2. PATRICIA ANNE sEEsE A Junior and Senior Play Usherette. FREDERIC PALMER SEITZ Latin Club I, 2, Senior Play, Sparkle- es I, 2, 3. NANCY ELIZABETH STRAUB Booster Club 4, GAA 4, Girls' Sports 3, Junior and Senior Plays, Latin Club 3, 4 IVice-President 4l. CHARLOTTE ANN STRICKLAND Junior and Senior Play Usherette. CHARLES ROBERT TEMPLIN Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Boys' State 3, Class President I, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Junior and Senior Plays, National Honor So- ciety 4, Operetta 3, 4, Sparkle-aires I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4 IPres- ident 2, 4l, Track I, 2, 3, 4. DONALD WESLEY TERRY RICHARD ANTHONY TINGLE Baseball I, 2, Basketball I, 2, Boys State 3, Class Treasurer I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, National Honor Society 4 Sparkle-aires I, 2, 3, 4. RENE JOSEPH TORRELLA 'Q 25'f 2 Intramural I, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT P. WASON Hi-Y 4, Intramural 3, 4. PHILLIP DEAN WEAVER Annual Staff 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Junior and Senior Plays, Speedette Staff 4. RICHARD WELTON WEAVER Annual Subscription Manager 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Speedette Staff 4. SHARON ANN WEGENER Booster Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, FHA I, FBLA 2,3, 4, GAA 3, Girls' Sports I, 2, 3, 4, Nite-Liters 4, Senior Play, Sparkle-aires I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3. THOMAS RICHARD WHITTON Band I, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Tourney 2, 3, Intramural I, 2, 3, 4, Junior and Sen- ior Plays, Proiectionist I, 2. JOAN SUE WILCOX Booster Club 4, GAA 4, Junior and Senior Play Usherette, National Honor Society 4, Sparkle-aires 4. JAYNE MARIE WILDMAN Band I, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 3, 4, FB LA 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Girls' Sports I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Maiorette l, 2, 3, 4, Nite-Liters 4, Sparkle-aires I, 2, 3, 4. ,eff 'X ,Q ggi 'X -if 4, A WW SX . - f. Ss ,5 X X I W? .. . S .l.,..? Q. ,, y I T . . 5 ,,, s g, . JERRY POLLITT DENNY TROTH President Vice President Jolly Juniors they are called, And, yes, they really are, For they are bothered not with school, Commencement's yet too far. Prexy and his date, Rosemary Strouse, make their entrance at the Junior Dance. , 4. syyssys I , ' 3? LINDA SWAILS Secretary BILL WILLIAMS Treasurer October .................... Junior Dance February. .G.A.A. Basketball Tourney Champs March ...... Hi-Y Basketball Tourney Champs March .... ................... J unior Play May .... 41. W. 'Il Q ' l ir JUDY STANDIFORD Representative R. 205 I n i if . b. t . , SHARON TARPLEE Representative R. 21 I . . . .Reception . I BART UPDIKE Representative R. 251 EUGENE ENLOW Representative R. I I4 Q' ' , K , an JF g Q Jss is ii I K gi Ir. ,i .. is Vk:Q - , , V, K 4 .2 l.k K my n A 5 J . .1 QQ '.. lx F , 4 A M J ,J .J Sl' g s , V - A , li, ill ,f 5 i ' if L. - JS EY' iii-if ' H 'M J i J k M- Y A A . E B 14 C ssss scccl ak A.. I - ' in Q- i Aww A f X . B r fe Y J f- -ggg - J .5 ' Nm . W V ,M., by New g A C ii 2 E M3 ' y 1 L ... H L. gh K A t 4. Q . Y? . A . '- 'n. 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A ix g . :-, K ik , K my . an - A 3 i -'. f i k '- i i i ., :,, . i T 31.5 i '- - 6 we -27- Myrna Sailor Betty Carol Sample Bob Scott Cindy Scott Judy Sellers Eddie Skeeters Tom Slater Joan Smith Pat Smith Bud Souder Jim Sprinkles Wilbur Stalions Fred Staver Mary Alice Stierwalt Al Straub Rosemary Strouse Bill Sweet Sue Thompson Sue Todd Evelyn Tucker Scott Urban Emily Weigel Carol Wenning Karen White Wally Wilhoite Delores Wilkerson Paula Winterfeldt Pat Wolfe Donna Wright Diane Woodward Sandy Wysong Judy Yentes Roberta Yoho rf Q, Y A qi 'x a 'I W is 'iiiffiffl , ks F 1, gi.: -iw , ,Q u -, --gg , DIXIE WHITE JIM DUGGER JUDY ZIMMERMAN President Vice President Secretary L,., Ti: . -II : iie I I L BOB LEONARD SANDY HUFFMAN BILL TINGLE Representative Representative Represerltvfive H.R. 2I0 H.R. II5 H.R. 250 The Sophomores are a sorry lot, They're at that half-way stage, But next year when they're iuniors, They'll start a brand new page. November .......... Football Dance January. .Volleyball Tourney Champs ., fe it-vii R F i ll JERRY ZIMMER Treasurer i 1 lk . I , x I it Q ti I it 34'-wil . .?'.-'? '?K' .li 'i' ' W e 1 SHIRLEY HANEY Representative H.R. 208 ROW I: Pam Allen, Mike Anthony, Ruth Ann Barksdale, Beverly Bates, Bill Beck, Bill Ben- nett, Jerry Black. ROW 2: Steve Bradley, Janet Briggs, Dick Burdge, Don Calvin, Mike Caplinger, John Car- michael, Carol Clevinger. ROW 3: Tom Cooney, Ron Cotton, Stanley Crain, Dave Curtis, Al Davis, Rowena Degan, Nita Degener. ROW 4: Sharon Downs, Kent Dunbar, Mary Margaret Ellison, Charlene Eversole, Kae Ewing, Mickey Finnegan, Sue Fraser. -28- ROW l: Frank Frosch, Gary Gilles- pie, Mike Gradison, Joe Griffin, Layna Hamilton, Jane Hardin. ROW 2- Jim Harris, JoEllen Haynes, Steve Hensler, Judy Higgins, Shirley Hughes, Roberto Jarvis. ROW 3: Mary Margaret Johnson, Tom Jones, Judy Kendall, Sally Kern, Bill King, Judy Kirchhoff. ROW 4: Kathy Kruse, Carol Lamp- man, Jim Leach, John Lennie, Bob Lesman, Steve Livingston. ROW 5: John Livingstone, Steve Lookabaugh, Tom MacPhee, Betty May, Melinda McArthur, Alice Mc- Cracken. ROW 6: Linda Messenger, Clinton Mills, Ginny Mitchell, Jody Mor- row, Don Moser, Dick Neat. ROW 7: Sandy Nice, Nick Niza- moff, Bonnie North, Carole Olds, Jane Olds, Al Oliver. ROW 8: Dale Page, Steve Patrick, Leslie Potter, Beverley Preble, Chuck Pritchett, Sharon Rautenberg. ROW 9: Karen Richardson, Janet Schindler, Pat Schwimer, Bill Scott, Sandy Scyphers, Dennis Sharpe. ROW 10: Joyce Shinkle, Dennis Sondrini, Annette Strickland, Steve Summers, Don Sweet, Mike Swift. ROW ll: Dee Swords, Mike Taylor, Scharna Taylor, Jean Thompson, Ralph Thompson, Beverly Trueblood. ROW l2: Patty Vehorn,Kenny Volpp, Tom Walker, Jack Williams, Judy Williams,Carole Wright. '31 Q . Mr f, Q? 3 4+ Nu , -L. Q ., ,C l s :ek ,- e .. X. - . .X s xx is-Y .,. 1- T' .e ti.. as ks it it A Rt Q -J A we . ' -ff Tc... .s: .. , . w ' ' . s . 1. .M . . fsfii J' S ec A i . im- . ws-2, i 'L s.. . A-f A S N n S .4 sc., w .s s X In f W 'F , L. W its ik is.. it if .. . .,. vs: J 1 lk fi s ,N C! X 'K sie . , .. ,. .C ., 5 . ii nk ii : L 1 ,xi Ls - . R 9 lu, 3' S. its ., as S , s fQ.j' :.,ff t2 g' ' . 5 . W ,- . KJ qff fx pg 5 1. ,, 1 ,xg . E.. 1 . S . . Ye . ,,,,. :f' X . K A gal .. i iiiii .- . K K t K. i fs . . C .. i. i h . Q I ' :f-:e .... . .,... :::. f J if is .N -Q9- X . . .Q . - 5.3, X Q vm F , ,t.,.K -1 ggi jf:tg:. g f' RICKIE SCHWIMMER Vice President E JANET MCCLELLAND Representative H.R. 201 -- W -. , L. , , - ff: me RON NIE CARTER Representative H.R. 203 The Freshmen are an active group, They're always on the go. February. . . . . .Valentine Hop f :lseek : -.S-: ,. - N-.s MARIANNA STONEBRAKER SecretarY MA RI LY N N E l MA N tt Treas u rer s ' - I ,,,- DZ ELM, L, E STEVE QUEENER DEAN HUBBARD President Representative H . R. I 08 DON AKERS Representative H.R. 215 JERRY ROBERTS Representative H.R. 214 They'll be so tired by 6l , They'll want to take it slow. April. . . . . .All-school Dance ROW If Jerry Aikin, Tana Alguire, Jan Allen, Nancy Amich. ROW 2: Mary .lane Anderson, Judy Anderson, Lee Badger, Richard Bailey, Alice Balmer. .30- ROW l: Noah Beck, Larry Bilbee, David Bische, Mary Jane Blase, Tom Bray, Jim Brown. ROW 2: Steve Brown, Jerry Brubak- er, John Bullington, Debbie Bur- cham, Denny Burcham, Theresa Bongen. ROW 3: Bill Cannon, Steve Chit- wood, Pam Clark, Elizabeth Cohan, Barbara Coulson, Ronny Cox. ROW 4: James Craig, Tom Craig, Lynda Denman, Janet Denny, Cyn- thia Dietrich, Jim Dillinger. ROW 5: Beverly Dine, Phyllis Duf- field, Sharon Durr, Diane Douglas, Nancy Dowden, Jim Elliott. ROW 6: Judy Ellis, Don Ellison, Nancy Ellwanger, Bernie Enlow, Sue Everhart, Cal Ewing. ROW 7: Donna Felty, Elenor Flet- cher, Jerry Foley, Cheryl Forsythe, Dave Frazier, Bob Frye. ROW 8: Lois Frye, Jim Gabert, Lin- da Gordon, Herman Greenwood, Ruth Haettinger, Gay Halbert. ROW 9: Gene Hammil, Arlene Har- ris, Nancy Harper, Chuck Heady, Roger Helser, Trudy Higdon. ROW 10: Sucille Hinchman, Dave Hissam, Harold Hitchcock, Tom Howard, Judy Hubbard, Betty Huff- man. ROW ll: Norwood Hughes, Sue Hunter, Judy Jarvis, Jerry Johnson, Donna Keever, Judy Kelly. 2 A my ' P M 4 'li' K -Q iff SE Q ji i 5: if : . -ff' .. 11 1: A if fm . 1' ' f i f :1 ite. E' ii .,. f :J Li . . -W QEE5 W1 'Q iii? 2QfHTf Eff MF? .-WH .fig rilgg . J J W.. . .- .m. . ...m.- . . i i 7 J W .. il' - -:. ' ,W, gw:2 -g-fx .www -L,,' lf: . . is wi ,J . M za.. 21- : :. -- '.. .:. my mi gig? in ai vmzsf- 'r '- me ' 11 ,kc .Q QQQQT -'ir,gg.,:5, K ii: tif 4 : :M r 'E . , X. f :S .. . .: .0 Si i 9 s : QS .5 . ilu .. ' Q . 6 sf 4 S ,: :xi ' Qi K ' 1-T , .. w : fig K . 1','..fii :Q . . . inf gyfklV fnfi Lkgggf fiwwig I f , T ., J S J rw- , ' S1 r- we . xl . . iffil25e:, . :- L-fins ..,35,i:gg. . , i f . . . 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ROW 2: Susie Lutes, Carole Mace, Sally Manion, Sharon Marsh, Irene May, Ellen McArthur. ROW 3: Bonnie McCohan, Lynn Mc- Mahon, Marian McMillen, Tom Mead, Cheri Meeder, Tana Meko. ROW 4: Steve Menchhofer, Brenda Montgomery, Barbara Morris, Ran- dy Mow, Donna Muncie, Dick Nes- ter. ROW 5: Paula Nolte, Sally Owen, Bob Parke, Jeff Peters, Marcia Pol- lock, Bob Poste. ROW 6: Ron Power, Rodger Prince, Sandra Purdue, Richard Reed, Jim Riddle, Jim Robinson. ROW 7: Karen Rupert, Doug Schil- ling, Jackie Schindler, Beverly Schooley, Ronnie Schrock, Sue Scott. ROW 8: Becky Shaub, John Sher- man, Laurel Skidmore, Lester Smith,- Sandy Smith, Suzanne Smith. ROW 9: Ronnie Souder, Roberta Stamm, John Steffanni, Donnie Ste- wart, Sharon Stout, Doug Strouse. ROW 10: Chuck Stumph, Steve Swails, Jayne Thompson, Carlos Torrella, Dianne Tower, Luanne Tower. ROW ll: Jim Traylor, Jan Updike, Allen Vollmer, Mary Jane Walker, Carolyn Warren, John Whitmore. ROW 12: Judy Whitton, Julie Why- te, Van Wildman, Judy Williams, Kenny Wills, Linda Wilson. F w e .ski Hx., w ,sw 'ff-' ' fwfr- 1:- 5 2 S QT E ii. Q , EW aff : - . . 1: .V :gg RFQ STEVE NOBLE President PEGGY BONHAM Representative H.R. 172 JOE WALLACE Vice President KATHY SMITH Representative H.R. 151 NANCY HIATT Secretary i f mi,- .ugq ,'-..,:1,.. .. bi ,iii i.11. : :-. ii: wi N ss :fm K mm? E gigs? SME 1 was Wa DAVID JOHNSON Representative H.R. 165 The Eighth grade is a trying year, These kids will all agree. They're thought too young for high school, But soon that's where they'll be. 9 LINDA HARRIS Treasurer SHARON THOMPSON Representative H.R. 150 ROW 1: Timo Aranio, Linda Arthur, Don Ashley, Olivia Barsoda. I ROW 2: Anita Beatty, Paul Boomer- shine, Tom Boscher, Judy.Bowlin, Julia Bowlin, Mina Sue Brown. ROW 3: Judy Butler, Carol Calvin,- Patty Cannon, Mardis Coers, Julie Cook, Carol Cooper. ROW 4: Johnneva Crane, Marcia Creighton, Bob Denny, Patty Dillin- ger, Judy Dolton, Jeanne Dragoo. ROW 5: Marcia Eppen, Jerry Erwin, Steve Ewalt, Gary Ewing, Mike Fendley, Kathy Fontenot. wr A g ,I 5 N i!il,Efi:g,. Li,- Wag QE f'QFa ,ggb 2ma',3E5 R ' .. ,'- ' . f . .. iF AVLg,i?f I. :WMRRAQW Q? L. it . A . .. Q55 .E? f?' W i A-. Q53 egg? , ' , ' J i ix' V ', kir h in J k, i get? zgr ' R S .A ' ' . -----, ' 1lm.A YFAQ ' EQI ,V Kkr , K -, : :.. ' .,4k,,i. z -V'L A Vs, X L. .. H Igv -' h . 1 I 2 fi is R GJEQQQR l ami: ,3Fin-:ifH i5jYwEgf?ww:W ,AA . 'wwe FEW? : . .'-: .1 f :'- J -- lfgl- J '.:',. ii ' 3 Lr., , ,!.V,,i,i, .klV. V ,.i, ,tki .,,.. :iii : A . Jrrr :ggi mg35,gQ. gg ig? A-Wig r 1'. -- -- 11 P ,K V ' s 1::: . , A- ::' Ll-. i :...A K ., I ,,.., I . - 'LLL'- A -' -- +L i A rs- --4 . . .S S. ff in . A 'W'-x A, we 1 A- A A:-,.: ,Q A ,:. ,, . ,,:g' -, ..,, ' . Q, , n :Elf E. - tr Q fwgx Swv ew: :wget :vivid , , , ...ww-. ,,1, L ,,. , .A H ,.L,,. wha . ,A. 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L,,.. , -H.,...: f.-,. : A, ,-f'- mf:-:vw --f. :if i-5.-i.ffw:f'.ffiz 'K -M Yi effi . ,:5::.. .2E2f?-:-:ia , L . ,,k,, ,-h, 1 7 ,..,, ' , R WwH.wwsiwwAvrEH Qwafeeg A lit:-H5 R -VP D' QQ' '- 'LL, 5 3fff.fif R A, ff' lg . --.LL f - ' L L. .A M L'LL A, A ...,, D ,.,. . . :www lw::- W: wwe me iowa - as . -' ' - ' , 153 'Sian ' Zilffwizi '5I ' .: fi? -1- - f ,- I ..,... . A--1,-at , lf., - - . , . A . --'- VA V ' ' ,. 5' ,A L .-k .. ' gizifj 1,5 .1 -1. -34- ROW l: Dick Fowler, Kerry Fraser, Carol Gastineau, Jim Griffin, Dave Griswold, Mary Jo Gossett. ROW 2: Denny Hackett, John Hord- in, John Harris, Sandra Hickey, Bill Hissam, David Houpt. ROW 3: David Hunt, Jocelyn John- son, Ronald Kinder, Tom Knoebel, Charles Koziura, Judy Last. ROW 4: Sharon Lucas, Stephanie Maior, Deanna Malaska, Stephen Maple, Gery Marmaduke, Kathleen McGill. ROW 5: Jane McManus, Julia Mills, Judy Miscoi, Don Moschenross, Hank Mosser, George Naiar. ROW 6: Gary Nice, Don Nieder- hauser, Jim Nilson, Bob Oliver, Lor- etta Perkins, Sue Peters. ROW 7: Bob Pickett, Gail Raehn, Sally Reid, Tony Ridolfo, Cecil Rip- perdan, Walter Robbins. ROW 8: Ricky Roberts, Steve Sar- chett, Sherrill Scoggan, Patty Scyp- hers, Sandra Sharp, Jack Shirley. ROW 9: Richard Simon, Eletta Si- monton, Dick Slater, Linda Slough, Forest Spall, John Staver. ROW 10: AI Stilley, Sandra Sween- ey, Steve Thomas, Beverly Thomp- son, Terry Thompson, Dick Todd. ROW ll: Brian Trentham, Donna Urbancic, Larry Vaughn, Marcia Vehling, Terry Volpp, Jim Waggoner ROW l2: Sarah Weber, Jay Wil- lever, Sherry Wilson, Nancy Lee Wraight, Mark Young, Debbie Zeih- er. N X N 4 4: , 2 A w. . ,. :,,. F -, v , Q x PHIL ENGLE President 3 , M il .. i is 2 - 17'-s f il f ,Hs ,E K E -wig: JANE CURRY Vice President . . K s : ' - ifgisemiil A ' 12 :t5,::::,A , ,i,:, J ,se f :sf X SHEILA GRADISON Representative H.R. 212 : SANDRA FEELY Representative H.R. 110 iiii BETH ZIMMERMAN Secretary LARRY SIPE Treasurer is Q fm SUSAN PARSONS Representative H.R. 206 MARSHA SEIBERT Representative H.R. 160 The Seventh grade is like the eighth Row 1: Ronald Abell, Judy Alien, ln fl1GffheY'fe all '00 Y0Un9f 't'i i ' ' ' But even so the do all ri ht Marcia Anthony, Phillip Baker, John Y 9 Bareham. ln having lots of fun. ,,. 2 ' lsslsl S sss ,. Z., 5 A t,t. sses A lg as sii X K V' .sg .... : K ilii + i : vii, K. W P K . 1 . ., 'M 6 2 , A . 6 J s.,t, Q rf S' 1 T' ii- ff ' K' K 5. K' - . . rfiifisffilfff ima.. s-i?:-iysziisiitf M2i'itifii51?Z?1i? 'zwefsxxftgg-xr' :2i:::-fiigjs I - eers lssl a .- '2': . : rsess a, ' e A E , : s e.e-r- : rssesr sssls : , P - s: 6 e.se A sers Q : , , - J- ,A .tsss 1 Q fi? ,, Z V .. 2 W A fifiiff ., is 2 ' 7 -tte.i ' - A , e ttis 'en S . , , -,LV R ., S f : -'-t- llss 2,41 1 -1, lu. , - ' ' 7',: 1 5 x ,2 , : - f ets E E , ,.:. . : ssefs .- ' K : r ,L .htk 11,3 , I izizl .SH K ,sn 'Hi E . T : ,eff , ' i Y: il J 2 tl is iff: , ,K . .J esss 1 sf -35- ROW 2: Claudia Barsoda, Janet Bates, Diane Bennett, Marlynn Betts, Kathleen Bradley, Rama Lou Brant- ley. ROW 3: Mike Bright, Gray Burcope, Nancy Burton, John Cadick, Janet Campbell, Joyce Campfield. ROW 4: Dick Canada, Sharon Chestnut, Paul Chitwood, Bryan Clark, Jim Cook, Dick Cooney. ROW 5: Terry Cotton, Bill Craig, Robert Craig, Victor Crawford, Vic- toria Curtis, Leota Cutler. ROW 6: Bob Davison, Jim Degan, Peggy Dobson, Becky Dolton, Gary Eaves, Arthur Ellwanger. ROW 7: Steve Ent, John Eppen, Sandra Eppen, Mary Ann Feather- ingill, Jack Fidger, Diane Fisher. ROW 8: Patty Flanagan, Jo Ann Foster, Diane Fruth, Sandra Glaze, Michael Graves, Jean Griffin. J K J . L gg .ui ks A V - m il i 'A A - - I ,f 1. 6 . ,N lj. . gy . , K. k ...s' 1 . 'iv nn ,..., 5:f'25iei:fsa::, ..: ...-e:a- 'ff-S' ' ' ... , 'lt V' J -,'. - k - -, .L A Qin QW raw swgfdww .QQ , .- ,.,. .. f , 52 2-ri . .J .. - - ' m 'J J X, .. ' ' Y--. . X ' H V if , . . , .. , H A ..,, i ,sw . .. , .I :,' ' l Q-' Q P 'V' - J ',? lq. A1..: i .:+: . - I' ' s 1, ,,:-,,.,- , , ..k:: , V J 'fl , wfwwwumse- yJ QQPM ya, fx A I V ,A I I krrk I VL Q: L, f A ii ., VLLV . , , , Q J i i - '- ' i 3 : , i ' Elf? il , .1 V 0, - as , .' -A Q J . . . il ,,2, ,Q . .,:,. J J K ..,, , i Q'.: S. is, ' Amm'k t 4 V P 2'1' i ff, f ,vga 2-' ,L H ,a..ar L ,.. f 1 ka ., .k l X .f nxt., k H . .. X . he 1 . 1 ' '- .W ,--- ' ,hc 'Y W 5 . A.mL' 5 - J -': A ,. ss- J T . . . . H , . . If A i s s S .. E .sd -36- ROW l: Sharon Grimes, David Ha- mer, Sharon Harris, Bob Heaney, Terry Helser, Denys Hubbell. ROW 2: Marvin Huffman, Eva Hughes, Juliana Jarvis, Janine Jor- dan, Mariy Kendall, Judy Klopp. ROW 3: Joan Koiola, David Kress, Don Kutch, Alicia MacAbee, Charl- es Manker, Richard Mason. ROW 4: Larry McCahan, Judy Mc- Clamroch, Larry McGinley, Bar- bara McHenry, Donna Mclntire, Jim McKinney. ROW 5: Lynn McKinsey, Douglas Messick, Glen Miller, Vicki Music, Jim Nelson, Jerry North. ROW 6: Paul Norwalt, Terry Perk- ins, Mary Ann Peters, Larry Phillips, Sue Price, Ellen Rautenberg. ROW 7: Jim Richwine, Dick Riggle, Frank Rupe, Steve Sallee, Bob Sand- ers, David Schein. ROW 8- Jim Schmidt, Ruth Schna- ble, Carl Schunke, Sharon Sharpe, Noel Shaw, Martha Shields. ROW 9: Bob Shinkle, Marianne Shir- ley, Karen Sparks, Teresa Stalions, Mimi Stout, Danny Straub. ROW lO: Tom Strouse, Linda Sum- mers, John Swords, Karen Takacs, Larry Thomas, Shirley Tillson. ROW ll: Jack Troth, Rodger Unver- zagt, Karen Updike, Bill Vehling Sandra Walker, Kay Ward. I ROW 12: Judy Warren, Angela Wil- liams, Evelyn Williams, Judy Wil- liams, Gilbert Work, Fred Zorniger. Tom Brady and Mary Jane Walker display The banner of their Latin Club family. All right, Buddy, says sergeant TomWhiHon, your number's up, as he reprimands Fred Seifz in The sen- ior play, One Wild Nights Where We Developed Socially Through Activities Joan Wilcox, Mark Carey, Judy Burgin, and Lee Clark pause at the entrance to the Frosted Fantasy. -37- Pictured above as They anxiously awaited the results ofthe voting are The candidates for Queen ot The Frosted Fantasy and Their dates. Lett To right are Jeanie Piper and her escort, Diane Wood- ward and Jerry Shultz, Janette Jollitt and Bob Adams, Nancy Beaman and Dave Harrison, and Jayne Wildman and her escort. For The Third consecutive year The Girls' Athletic Association sponsored a Christmas dance. The Frosted Fantasy, on December 21, marked the beginning ot a two-week Christmas vacation, which was filled with a whirl ot holiday activities. The Troubadors, under the direction ot Danny McCoun, provided the music tor the dance, and the Nite-Liters, the Crystalettes, and Rita Ashby entertained the starry-eyed couples. Filled with happiness and holiday spirit are Nancy Beaman and her escort, Dave Harrison, who placed a crown upon the head ot his Queen of the Frosted Fantasy. -38. L- if V f Joan Higgins and her escort pause to purchase tickets and to cast their ballots at the Frosted Fantasy. Helen t-largitt gladly takes their money and their votes. Karen Richard' son and Jerry Nordmeyer wait in line. Members ot the GAA worked many hours in preparation tor the Frosted Fantasy. Placing icicles on the Christmas tree are llett to rightl Natalie McClelland, Diane Woodward, Rita Ashby, Carole Evans, and Nancy Beaman. The Nite-Liters, Sharon Wegener, Carole Evans, Jayne r 'jfs- ?t'sS1P YS.. , ,su Wildman, and Remo Armentrout, make their debut at the GAA dance. Rita Ashby, soloist tor the Sparkle-Aires and two-time first division winner ot the State Solo and Ensemble Contest, gives out with one ot her renditions. .39. Dr. Ray Montgomery, pastor ot the Speedway Christian Church, speaks to the student body at the Christmas program, which is sponsored annually by the Student Council. Angels We Have Heard on High, sing soloists Alice Decker, Carole Wenning, Shirley Benson, and Carole Evans. Judy Kirchhoff, a sophomore, solos with the Sparkle-Aires. The Crystalettes, Nancy Lewis, Nanette Fid- Sharon Wegener, Ruth Ann Mason, and Helen ger, and Marcia Edwards, have been singing Hargitt sing O Holy Night at the Christmas together for two years. program. ,40. Where We Took Part ln Activities . K , 3. is 5 f' K ,QS K Bob Templin, Nancy Lewis, Ruth Ann Mason, Tom Emmick, Gene Enlow, President and Vice-president and Secretary and Treasurer and Sergeant-at-arms Senior Class Dramatics Club GAA Representative Senior Class and Junior Class Representative Representative Representative Representative it H X N 'N Nina Clevinger, Roberta Yoho, David Oeth, Ralph Baker, FBLA Gavel and Rostrum Spanish Hi-Y Student Council r r e L .sQ-:f is , Vgk. Student Council conventions were discontinued y i': this year because a campaign could not be launched :1f': , if Li satisfactorily with the increased enrollment at Speed- tvz fish, ii way. Council members elected their officers from the representatives of each of the classes and organiza- leffY Black, Pol Wolfe, lUdY Slandlfofd Latin Club FHA Booster Club tions in the organization. Green and red lights which the council erected as decorations flooded Christmas color into the halls of SHS. The organization also sponsored their annual Christmas program before school was dismissed for the holiday season. Be careful! Don Akers takes down the colored lights which the student council put up for Christmas decor- ations to brighten the halls the week before school was dismissed for Christmas vacation. Giving him instruction are Gyneth Everhart, Janie Thompson, Corky Queener, and Dean Hubbard. -4l- '+, Q . f A, ,su . , Sai' W 'fe 5612 'Qs-,, LB -CQ! ' K Q , 1 . 5. 843. ii. iz? .M 'll J. -32 . 1 ,fr ' 420595- .it-'tf Senior class members presented One Wild Night on Friday, November 8. Mr. David Burns directed the cast with the aid of student directors, Helen Hargitt and Nanette Fidger. Cast members are lstandingl Tom Whit- ton, Fred Seitz, Sherrie Campbell, Stephanie Armbus, Mary Sue Finch, Nancy Lewis, Geri Bishop, Nancy Beaman, Phil Weaver, Sharon Wegener, Ronnie Bell, and Ed Poste. Sitting are Nancy Straub, Jim McAllister, Marcia Edwards, Bob Templin, and Rita Ashby. . . . At The Senior Play HE is xikiiwi calvin ijllaw Q is fs is 31 5,238 'ti' 229' M was - J' flu. lf? :iii i, 'iftttistit' Ohhhh, the bomb! Nancy Lewis faints and other cast members gasp in tear when Geri Bishop enters with the home-made bomb. .42- Geri Bishop and Janette Jolluff Athletic King and Queen lead the royalty candidates from the stage On the stairs are Don Boles and Linda Messinger On stage are Mike Hesselgrave Jeanie Piper Ronnie Rupert Judy Zimmerman Fred MacAbee Judv Sellers Ronnie Bell Carole Wright Bob Templin and Judy Standnford Karen Finnegan 1957 58 Athletic Queen crowns the newly elected queen Janette Jol lift. Both Karen and Janette were F H A s candidates. '+ ' 'fl' nu 4 lllrmu. nu ll INST!! Jllll! IIIIITIUS SPIIISII C. WRIGH- 1 --..........?-, l . Tom Emmick, senior athlete, accepts the Blase Patty Bartley, F.B.L.A. president, presents the Award for good sportsmanship from Mr. Walter Foul Shot Trophy to Eddie Skeeters, iunior. This Blase during the presentation of awards at the trophy is awarded to the basketball player who Athletic Dance. scores the greatest percentage ot his foul shots. A good time was had by all! Faculty members enioy themselves also when dance time rolls around. Chatting together are Mr. Pollard, Mrs. Neat, Mr. Neat, Mr. Johnson, Mrs. Pollard, and Mr. Nay. -44. Mrs, Hine lcenterl poses at the dance with F.B.L.A. of- ficers, Patty Bartley, Ruth Ann Mason, Diane Wood- ward, and Jeanie Piper. Queen and King candidates dance to the music ofthe Modern Jazz Octet after the crowning ceremony of the Athletic Dance. Crystalettes, Nancy Lewis, Nanette Fidger, and Mar- cia Edwards, provided entertainment for the Athletic Dance. Wanda Miller and Drucillci Clayton, working be- hind the concession table, fill the requests for snacks of the hungry fellows. .45. Members of F.B.L.A. are FRONT: Rowena Degan, Marcia Keever, Nina Clevinger, Drucilla Clayton, Rema Armentrout, Kae Ewing, Wanda Miller, Lynda Long. SECOND: Janet Briggs, Janice Gale, Lorraine Lamm, Donna Wright, Virginia Nizamoff, Carole Evans, Sharon Wegener. THIRD: Linda Messinger, Sandy Huffman, Jayne Wildman, Melinda McArthur, Linda Swails, Marcia Edwards, Judy Standiford, Sharon Ashley. FOURTH: Rosemary Strouse, Bonnie North, Ginny Mitchell, Judy Sellers, Paula Winterfeldt, Mary Alice Stierwalt, Edythe Coulson. F.B.L.A. is a clerical group which helps promote better business among high school business ma iors. The organization awards pins and certificates to studentswho show outstanding ability in the sub iects of shorthand and typing. The club sponsors an annual athletic dance and an annual spelling bee ei -46. A'The meeting will now come to or- der, says F.B.L.A. president, Patty Bartley. Others officers are Mary Sue Finch, reporter, Jeanie Piper, vice-president, Diane Woodward, secretary, and Ruth Ann Mason, treasurer. Mrs. Grace Hine is spon- sor. More than 300 students of the music department participate in ci program which the combined bands and choruses presented before the student body and before the PTA Participating organizations are High School Band, Cadet Band, Seventh Grade Band, Sparkle Aires and Choral Aires Mr. Dalton Wicker lleftl has headed the music de- partment since l949. Miss Rust became his assistant in 1957. Mr. Gentry, a student teacher from Indiana State, helped in the music department for 8 weeks of the 1958 school term. Bands and Choruses had a busy schedule with their participation in activities this year. The band per- formed at the halftime of football and basketball games, Pep Band played during home basketball games. Both choruses and bands presented programs for the student body, the PTA, and the Speedway Lions Club. The band entered the State Band Contest at Sheridan, Indiana, and the chorus participated in the County Choral Festival at Warren Central High School, The Sparkle-Aires, Speedway's seventy-five-voice chorus, sings I'll Walk With God, as Mr. John Gentry, student teacher from lndiana State, directs them. Soloists for the number are Nancy Lewis, Rita Ashby, Nan- ette Fidger, and Beverly Bates. Patty Bartley accompanies the group. The Sparkle-Aires under the direction of Mr. Wicker and Miss Rust are kept busy every year performing for the Lions' Club, the Men's Fellowship at the Speedway Christian Church, and the County Choral Festival. ln addition, they present an annual operetta, at which time the seniors hand their robes over to the incoming chorus members. This year's seniors are Shirley Benson, Rita Ashby, Patty Bartley, Carole Evans, Nanette Fidger, Karen Fin- negan, Helen Hargitt, Mary King, Nancy Lewis, Ruth Ann Mason, Sharon Wegener, Joan Wilcox, Rema Ar- mentrout, Nancy Beaman, Marcia Edwards, Jayne Wildman, Tom Brady, Tom Emmick, Jim McAllister, Fred Seitz, Bob Templin, and Tony Tingle. Junior members include Donna Anderson, Karen Brown, Nina Clevinger, Donna Davis, Alice Decker, Lor- raine Lamm, Myrna Sailor, Sue Todd, Emily Weigel, Carol Wenning, Pat Wolfe, Judy Sellers, Linda Swails, Judy Yentes, Druscilla Clayton, Gloria Johnson, Janette Jollift, Marcia Keever, Jeanie Piper, Rosemary Strouse, Sharon Tarplee, Karen White, Paula Winterfeldt, Jeanette Potter, Mike Douglas, Ronnie Lambert, Mike Beck, Jim McClamroch, Jim McMahon, Eddie Skeeters, Bill Sweet, Denny Troth, Bart Updike, and Bill Hackett. Sophomore members are Janet Briggs, Sally Kern, Judy Kirchhoff, Charlene Eversole, Jane Hardin, Sandy Huffman, Beverly Trueblood, Steve Bradley, Mickey Finnegan, Frank Frosch, John Lennie, Bob Leonard, Ralph Thompson, and Jerry Zimmer. Officers ot the Sparkle-Aires are Bob Templin Mr Wicker directs the Sparkle-Aires during the vice president, Marcia Edwards, president, Karen Christmas program on the last day ot school be- Finnegan, treasurer, and Nancy Beaman, secre fore vacation. tary. -48. Marcia Edwards, president of Sparkle-Aires, announces the next number the Choral-Aires will sing. Ginny Mitchell is the accompanist. Members of the Choral-Aires, who are the training chorus for the Sparkle-Aires, are Kathy Fontenot, Carol Gastineau, Linda Harris, Judy Kelly, Barbara Kildsig, Tom Knoebel, Judy Last, Sharon Lucas, Don Moschenross, Don Neider- hauser, Jim Nilson, Steve Noble, Theresa Bongen, Stephen Chitwood, Pam Clark, Barbara Coulson, Lynda Denman, Jan- et Denny, Phyllis Duffield, Cal Ewing, Donna Felty, Jerry Fol- ey, Cheryl Forsythe, Nancy Harper, Susan Hunter, Phil Loff- land, Janet McClelland, Lynn McMahon, Carole Mace, Sally Manion, Sharon Marsh, Cherie Meeder, Donna Muncie, Paula Nolte, Ronny Power, Sandra Purdue, Richard Reed, Susan Scott, Sandy Smith, Roberta Stamm, John Steffani, Marianne Stonebraker, Chuck Stumph, Jim Traylor, Jan Up- dike, Carolyn Warren, Van Wildman, David Hissam, Tana Alguire, Janice Allen, Judy Anderson, Mary Jane Anderson, Lee Badger, Dick Bailey, Alice Balmer, Jim Brown, Bob Camp- field, Charlene Cole. Other members are Jackie Gastineau, Jeanne Harrington, Trudy Higdon, Judy Hubbard, Betty Huffman, Judy Jarvis, El- len McArthur, Bonnie McCahan, Irene May, Brenda Mont gomery, Barbara Morris, Dick Nester, Sally Owen, Richie Schwimmer, Laurel Skidmore, Ronnie Souder, Judy Whitton, Kenny Wills, Linda Wilson, Shirley Haney, Al Davis, Sandra Finnerty, Ruth Ann Barksdale, Bill Beck, Mike Caplinger, John Carmichael, Carol Clevinger, Bill Cline, Nita Degener, Jayne Hamilton, Roberta Jarvis, Kathy Kruse, Betty May, Ginny Mitchell, Sandra Morrow, Pat Schwimer, Sandra Scyphers, Steven Summers, Dee Swords, Sharna Lee Taylor, Jean Thompson, Patty Vehorn, Kae Ewing, Nancy Amich, Mary Jane Blase, John Bullington, Ron Carter, Beverly Dine, Nancy Dowden, Nancy Ellwanger, Eleanor Fletcher, Lois Frye, Gay Halbert, Diana Lutes, Tana Meko, Marilyn Neiman, Marcia Pollock, Karen Rupert, Suzanne Smith, Luanne Tower, Dianne Tower, Julia White, Judy Higgins, Ralph Logston, Anita Beat- ty, Judy Butler, Julie Cook, Marcia Eppen, Denny Hackett, John Hardin, Nancy Hiatt, Sandra Hickey, Deanna Malaska George Naiar, Sheron Scoggen, Kathi Smith, Nancy Wraight Sheryl Wilson. 1 1 Mr. Gentry, a student teacher from Indiana State, directs the Choral-Aires in the number they presented at the PTA program. Barbara Morris accompanies the group. -49 Jim McAllister lcenterl has led the band as drum maior for two years. Maiorettes are Sharon Stout, fresh man, Jayne Wildman, senior, Rosemary Strouse, iunior, Diane Woodward, junior, Donna Keever, freshman and Marcia Keever, iunior. Jim McAllister, president of the high school band, demon- strates his ability to play the clarinet as other officers observe. Jerry King is vice-president, Patty Bartley, secre- tary, and Brooke Meeder, treasurer. At the District Twirling Contest on October 12 our major- ettes placed as follows: in Class B Sharon Stout received a First Division, and Rosemary Strouse and Marcia Keever each took Second Division. Sharon Stout also placed first at the State Twirling Contest. -50. 4.. .l.. 'B lm. V.:::--'- my mm G-ing, March right through that arch, Seniors. Leaving the band are Ruth Ann Mason, John Beyersdorfer, Nancy Lewis, Carole Evans, Brooke Meeder, David Ketcham, Marcia Edwards, Shirley Benson, Jayne Wildman, Jim McAllister, Jerry King, Jerry Foland, Tom Brady, Joann Jay, Patty Bartley, Remo Armentrout, and Dick Schrock. Mr. Wicker watches from the stage. Rock 'eml Roll 'em! Jim McAllister, Tom Brady, and Bill Hackett, all members of the Pep Band, team up for a iam session. Other members of the band, which, under the direction of Mr. Wicker, played for the home basketball games, are Nancy Lewis, Jerry Black, Ronnie LaFeber, Ruth Ann Mason, Sharon Wegener, and Bart Updike, Mike Anthony, Lewis Jay, Bob Leo- Nancy Lewis, robe and uniform custodians, nard, Sandy Huffman, Susan Thompson, Steve inspect the properties of the band and choir. Bradley, Jerry Zimmer, Frank Frosch, and Jim Circled is Helen Hargitt, also a robe custo- McClamroch. dian. -5'I- The Cadet Band is a training group for the Varsity Band. Mr. Gentry directs the fifty-seven members, who are ordin- arily instructed by Miss Rust. The Cadets are Nancy Amich, Noah Beck, Mary Jane Blase, John Bullington, Ron Carter, Jim Dillinger, Beverly Dine, Nancy Dowden, Bernard Enlow, Gyneth Everhart, Eleanor Fletcher, David Frazier, Lois Frye, Jim Gabert, Herman Greenwood, Gay Halbert, Tom How- ard, Susie Lutes, Irene May, Tano Meko, Marilyn Neiman, Bob Parke, Bob Poste, Jim Robinson, Karen Rupert, Ronnie Schrock, Suzanne Smith, Douglas Strouse, Dianne Tower, Luanne Tower, Bill Cline, Nita Degener, Steve Hensler, Lin- da Messenger, Jody Morrow, Don Sweet, Anita Beatty, Judy Butler, Julie Cook, Jerry Erwin, Jim Griffin, Denny Hackett, John Hardin, Nancy Hiatt, Sandie Hickey, Deanna Malaska, Gary Marmaduke, Hank Mosser, Ricky Roberts, Gail Raehn, Sherrill Scoggins, Kathi Smith, Dick Todd, Brian Trentham, Sherry Wilson, Nancy Wraight, Mark Young. Mr. Wicker listens to his seventh grade band as Mr. Gentry Koiola, Glen Miller, Alicia MOCAbee, Judy MCClamr0Ch directs them in their first public appearance. Members of Jimmy McKinney, Doug Messick, Sue Price, Dick Riggle the beginning group are Judy Allen, Phil Boker, john Bare- Frank Rupe, Bob Sanders, Dave Schein, Jim Schmidt, Ruth hom, Jim Cork, Jane Curry, Bob Davison, john Eppen, Ann SCl'ln0l3le, JGCk Tl'Otl1, Bill Worl, MOl'Sl'1O Seiberl, Mimi Sandy Eppen, Sqndrq Feely, Puffy Flqnggqn, Sharon Stout, Karen Takacs, Karen Updike, Beth Zimmerman, Butch Grimes, Terry Helser, Denny Hubbell, Janine Jordan, Joan ZOI'f1i9eI', Kathi' Bffldley- -52- Members of Spanish Club are lRow ll: Mike Gradison, Judy Kirchhotf, Carole Wright, Sue Todd, Paula Win- terfeldt, lRow Ql' Ginny Mitchell, Alice McCracken, Dee Swords, Jim Harris, Bill Beck, lRow 3l: Joe Grittin, Dick Dickerson, Jack Williams, Bob Leonard, Dick Burdge, Bob Scott. Spa n ish Cl u b Spanish Club was established two years ago tor the purpose ot furthering the knowledge ot Spanish students in the Spanish language, customs, people, and land. Membership in the club is limited to students who have satisfactorily completed one semester of Spanish. This year the club supported Carole Wright and Ronnie Bell as candidates for Athletic Queen and King, .53. Bill, where did you get that hat? Spanish Club officers are lstandingl Denny Troth, vice-president, Dixie White, treasurer, David Oeth, stu- dent council representative, lsittingl Jeanie Piper, secretary, Bill Wil- liams, president, Mr. Burns, sponsor. 'iv Dra matics Club officers talk over plans for their Turn- About Hop. Standing are Nan- cy Lewis, student council re- presentative, Jeanie Piper, pro- gram chairman, Edythe Coul- son, vice-president, and Mar- cia Edwards, president. Seated are Patty Bartley, secretary, and Nanette Fidger, treasurer. Dramatics Club Those who participated in the many activities of the Dramatics Club were lRow ll Linda Swails, Rosemary Strouse, Alice Decker, Natalie McClelland. Sitting are Paula Winterfeldt, Janette Jolliff, Sharon Wegener, Brooke Meeder, Judy Sellers, Janice Gale, Ruth Ann Mason, Lorraine Lamm, Alice McCrac-ken, Diana Ar- nold, Carole Evans, Stephanie Armbus, Nancy Morgan. Standing are Steve Summers, Tommy MocPhee, John Robinson, Donna Wright, Bill Hackett, Bob Scott, Shirley Benson, Rita Ashby, Wanda Miller, Karen Finne- gan, Miss Spencer, sponsor. The thirty-seven members of Dramatics Club have tried this year to include in their activities things which pertained to the entire student body. In the fall they sponsored a candy sale, and later in the year they had a Turn-About dance with Bob Morrison as DJMC. Sixteen members of the club attended the Broadway pro- duction My Fair Lady , and others ushered at the Footlight Musicals' production of 'lBrigadoon. Other activities included a TV party and attendance as guests at a Lioness Club program featuring the Civic Theater's Dusty Rhoades. -54. . At The Hop One ot the Dramatics Club proiects this year was to sponsor a Turn-About hop after a basketball game. Denny Troth, Tim Ross, and Gene Enlow proudly dis- play their vegetable corsages which were made by their respective escorts, Donna Davis, Nancy Morgan, and Karen White. With all thoughts of homework and other unpleasant subjects gone from their minds, couples danced to the dreamy platters that disc iockey Bob Morrison spun for them at the hop. Bob Morrison had no trouble getting rid of his records which he passed out to those at the hop who had lucky numbers. Another project ofthe Dramae tics Club isto make up cast members for plays, operettas, etc. Miss Spencer, sponsor of the club, draws a mustache on Jim McClamroch, as Ruth Ann Mason stands ready to place the little red dots between his eyes. ,55. Hi-Y, which is affiliated with the National YMCA, sponsored a Clothe-A-Child Drive and presented its annual Good Friday program. During the Good Friday service Tom Brady played the organ, and Jerry Pol- litt gave a talk. The purpose of this boys' club is to promote clean living and reverence toward God among all of its members. Boys of the Hi-Y are officers Denny Troth, secretary, Jerry Pollitt, vice-president, Tom Emmick, president, Bob Templin, treasurer, and Jim McAllister, chaplain, lsecondl Don Moser, Ralph Baker, John Robinson, Mike Beck, Tim Ross, Tom Jones, Ralph Thompson, Mike Anthony, lthirdl Tom Brady, Mickey Finnegan, Joe Grif- fin, Steve Lookabaugh, Steve Bradley, Bob Wason, Bob Johnson, Bill King, Kent McCoy, Bill Scott, Mr. Tros- ky, sponsor, lfourthj Wally Wilhoite, David Knoll, David Dobson, John Carmichael, Scott Urban, Jim Harris, Bill Tingle, Jim McClamroch, Al Oliver, Tom Houger, Bart Updike, tfifthl Bob Scott, Jim Dugger, Chuck Hay- man, Gene Enlow, Bob Cox, Bill Hackett, Bill Williams, Eddie Skeeters, Phil Weaver, and Nicky Nizamoff. be in l rf' . ,,,, . 5 E bllgvu i lglgzuz Bod Update Vir9lnla Nizamoff BW Beck soo Staff ,, WOQQ ycolb 502 D680 Creating interest in speech activities is the main purpose of the Gavel and Rostrum Club. This year the club sponsored debates with Ben Davis and Plainfield High Schools. lt also sent Bart Updike, Virginia Niza- moff, and Dixie White to the Indiana High School Debaters Conference and Legislative Assembly at Purdue University, and a varsity debate team composed of Sherry Campbell, George Curry, Bart Updike and Vir- ginia Nizamoff to the Speech and Debate Conference at Ball State Teachers' College. This team placed fifth in the state. Virginia Nizamoff was elected president after Jim Burkhart resigned in January. Bart Updike, vice-president, Sherry Campbell, treasurer, Sue Thompson, secretary, and Bill Beck, parliamentarian, assist her. Other members are Roberta Yoho, Dixie White, Beverly Cole, Carole Wenning, Natalie McClelland, Jim Burkhart, and Sheron Melton. Miss Waltz sponsors the club. -56- fl s.xs,.,,s,5 i., w:f.4,. KK S1 R ls -l' Officers of the Future Homemakers of America are Lorraine Lamm, treasurer, Diane Woodward, president, Donna Wright, Secretary, and Janie Hardin, vice-president Other members are Elizabeth Cohan, Karen Ru- pert, Joan Smith, Sandy Wysong, Mary Margaret Johnson, Wanda Miller, Sharon Stout, Kae Ewing, Ruth Ann Barksdale, Kathy Kruse, Sandra Purdue, Ellen McArthur. lSecondl Jackie Schindler, Debbie Burcham, Carolyn Warren, Ellen Haynes, Sandy Nice, Judy Kendall, Delores Wilkerson, Linda Houpt, Phyllis Long, Judy Zimmerman, Barbara Kildsig, Judy Whitton, Lana Stonebraker, Paula Nolte, Sharon Marsh, Miss Swank, sponsor. lThirdl Janice Gale, Nancy Amich, Linda Messenger, Starr Collins, Gyneth Everhart, Sharon Tarplee, Beverly Dine, Jody Morrow, Janet Schindler, Susan Scott, Donna Keever, Charlene Cole, Janie Thompson. llzourthl Marilyn Neiman, Carole Wenning, Judy Yentes, Sharon Ashley, Judy Sellers, Roberta Jarvis, Helen Hargitt, Pat Wolfe, Mary Alice Stierwalt, Jo Ellen Haynes, Patty Vehorn, and Sally Manion. Future Homemakers of America F H.A. is organized for the purpose of stimulating interest in home economics for girls. To a we -g.:.xy. ugment their treasury, the girls held a cupcake sale and sponsored a Valentine Hop after the Decatur Central bas ketball game. Officers of the club attended district meetings at Lebanon and Noblesville. These meetings were conducted for girls from the different chapters in the central district. While attending these meetings the girls made plans for next year and elected district officers. F.H.A, supported Janette Jolliff and Geri Bishop for Athletic King and Queen with this display in the F.H.A. showcase. This is the first time a club has sup- ported TWO winning can- didates. .57. Bart Updike, head of the Gracchus family, holds the banner which' belongs to him and the other members, Susan Hunter, Jan Up- dike, Nancy Straub, Jim Riddle, and Layna Hamilton. Bart was Consul during the school term 1956-57 Nancy Straub is reporter on the state newspaper. LATIN CLUB Don Moser lrightl is father of the Tullius family. Members of his family are Gay Hal- bert, Kenny Volpp, Alice Decker, and Sharon Durr. Steve Patrick, Scriptor lpublicityl, is from the Valerius family. Rosemary Strouse, 3 years a member, heads the family. Steve Summers is amanuensis, lsecretaryl, and Judy Burgin is nomenclator lroll calll. Mary Jane Walker and Tom Brady hold a second family ban- ner. This is their first year in the club. Doug Schilling displays the banner of the Vergilius family of which Jerry Black lcenterl is head. Other family members are Ruth Haettinger, Judy Hubbard, Beverly Dine, and Mike Swift. Jerry Black is Senator lstudent council representativel. C Mike Anthony, draped in toga, holds the banner of the Julius family. Natalie McClel- land, also in toga, heads this family. Other members are Beverly Trueblood, Ralph Thompson, Janette Jolliff, and Jeanette Pot- ter. Mike is quaestor ltreasurerl, and Natalie is consul lpresident, second semesterl. Officers of Latin Club are lseatedi Jean Ann Thompson, aedile, Mike Anthony, quaestor, Sandy Nice, consul lfirst semesterl, Natalie McClelland, consul lsecond semesterl, Nancy Straub, nuntior, and Judy Burgin, nomen- clator. Standing are Steve Patrict, scriptor, Jim Burkhart, aedile, Steve Summers, aman- uensis, and Jerry Black, senator. Latin Club Sandy Nice, iunior past consul, heads the Li- vius family. Other members are Corky Queen- er, Jean Ann Thompson, aedile lprograml, Jim Robinson, and Barbara Coulson. Jim Burkhart, 3 years a member of Latin Club, brought the Horatius family into existe ence again. Jim who is aedile lprograml, broke away from his former family and be- came head of the new family, adopting Sandy Huffman, Betty Huffman, Tana Al- guire, and Richard Reed. fs ,lt t Junior class members presented l'Time Out tor Ginger on Friday, March 21. Sharon Ashley portrayed Ginger, the tomboy of the family, who wanted to play football. Cast members are Jim McClamroch For rest Rupe, Diane Woodward, Sharon Tarplee, Sue Todd, Sharon Ashley, Bart Updike Janice Gale Bob Scott, Jerry Pollitt. Junior Play In his excitement after Ginger made a touchdown, Father lBart Updikel brings the goal post home to his wife lSue Toddl. Jerry Pollitt, bashful little boy, uses a right on For- rest Rupe after he insulted Jerry. Other cast members are astonished at Jerry's actions. ,6Q- Hey, Speedway! Beat Amo! Booster Club traveled to the sectionals at Brownsburg to cheer their team all the way. Booster Club Senior members of Booster Club are Rema Armentrout, Virginia Nizamoff, Sharon Wegener, Theresa Clous- er, Nancy Straub, Mary Sue Finch, Nanette Fidger, Stephanie Armbus, Ruth Ann Mason, Carole Evans, Edy- the Coulson, Rita Ashby, Karen Barksdale, Jayne Wildman, Sherrie Campbell, Brooke Meeder, Carolyn Har- ris, Joan Wilcox, David Ketcham, Helen Hargitt, Karen Finnegan, Patty Bartley. Juniors are Donna Wright, Diane Woodward, Judy Standiford, Linda Swails, Sue Todd, Donna Davis, Donna Anderson, Paula Winter- feldt, Myrna Sailor, Karen White, Jeannie Piper, Janette Jolliff, Rosemary Strouse, Sheron Melton, Roberta Yoho, Beverly Cole, Sharon Tarplee, Marcia Keever, Nancy Morgan, Sandy Wysong, Diana Arnold, Mary- ann Dobson, Joan Smith, Sharon Ashley, Betty Carol Sample, Mary Alice Stierwalt, Karen Brown, Druscilla Clayton, Starr Collins, Gloria Johnson, Lynda Long, Wanda Miller, Alice Decker, Emily Weigel. Sophomores are Pat Vehorn, Janet Schindler, Pat Schwimmer, Ruth Ann Barksdale, Jody Morrow, Sue Fraser, Judy Ken- dall, Kae Ewing, Mary Margaret Johnson, Shirley Haney, Dixie White. Members from the freshman class are Pam Clark, Marilyn Neiman, Luanne Tower, Mary Jane Anderson, Lana Stonebraker, Jane Thompson, Bev- erly Dine, Debbie Burcham, Cheryl Forsythe, Janet McClelland, Carol Mace, Alice Balmer, Judy Anderson, Sue Smith, Donna Muncie, Beverly Schooley, Julia Jarvis, Gyneth Everhart, Judy Ellis, Elizabeth Cohan, Nan- cy Ellwanger, Julie Whyte, Sally Manion, Barbara Kildsig, Janice Allen. Nancy Harper. Gyneth Everhart, freshman member of Booster Club, admires the dis- play window she had just completed which supports Booster Club's can- didates for Athletic King and Queen, Mike Hesselgrave and Jeannie Pi- per. - if-it-ga. 5 - - Mrs. Coppes, GAA sponsor, sits with other officers, Marcia Keever, secretary, Nancy Lewis, president, and Marcia Edwards, treasurer. Vice-president, Nancy Beaman, is not pictured. Other members are lRow ll: Don- na Anderson, Sharon Tarplee, Linda Swails, Nancy Morgan, Sandy Wysong, Joan Smith, Donna Wright, Janice Gale, Helen Hargitt, Beverly Cole, lRow 21: Lynda Long, Nina Clevinger, Mary Alice Stierwalt, Emily Weigel, Myrna Sailor, Carole Evans, Remo Armentrout, Lorraine Lamm, Janette Jollitt, Jeanie Piper, lRow 3l Carole Wenning, Roberta Yoho, Paula Winterteldt, Sue Todd, Mary King, Ginny Nizamott, Jayne Wildman, Rita Ashby, Nanette Fidger, Judy Sellers, lRow 4l- Judy Yentes, Joan Wilcox, Nancy Straub, Karen White, Jeanette Potter, Starr Collins, Gloria Johnson, Sharon Ashley, Stephanie Armbus, lRow Sl: Maryann Dobson, Ruth Ann Mason, Diane Woodward, Sheron Melton, Alice Decker, Shirley Benson, Sherry Campbell, Susie Finch, Patty Bartley, Edythe Coulson. Girls' Athletic Association tourneys. . 62 . GAA's candidates for Athletic Queen and King, Judy Sellers and Fred MacAbee, are pictur ed in the showcase. Nancy Lewis, GAA president, wrote the poem inside the display window. ln addition to sup porting these candidates the association sponsored girls basketball and volley ball Through Our Participation ln Sports The Most lmproved Player Award went to senior lineman Fred MacAbee. His outstanding team play and desire to win made him an invaluable asset to the team. The leading hurdler of the T957 track season, Jerry Schultz, is pic- tured clearing the second barrier in the County Track Meet at Tech. Don Boles, senior guard and leading scorer for the basketball team, was elected honorary cap- tain of this year's team. l -63- SH 7 20 O O l4 19 T4 40 Coaches William Clark, their second consecutive Morris Pollard, and Ralph Johnson directed the Sparkplugs to Marion County Football Championship. This was County Champ- ionship number 4 for head mentor Johnson. l957 SCHEDULE Danville Decatur Central Brownsburg Lawrence Central Warren Central Beech Grove Plainfield Pike Township Season Record Won 5 Lost 3 In bringing home their second straight County Champion- ship, Coach Johnson's boys again proved the Sparkplug su- periority on the gridiron. Fans, students, and coaches alike OPP know that without the cooperation of every team member this would not have been possible. 20 Linebacker and guard Geri Bishop proved to be invalu- able on defense as well as offense. Coach Johnson was quoted J4 in one of the Indianapolis newspapers as saying, He is the 18 best linebacker l have ever coached. Fred MacAbee, winner T2 of the Most Improved Player Award, stopped many opponents 0 who tried to go up in the middle. Fred was at his best in the 0 Beech Grove game where he made a moiority of the tackles. 0 Tom Jones, one of the four sophomores to win a letter, took 13 over the quarterbacking duties and proved to be a top notch passer as well as a deceptive runner. Don Boles, the Spark- plug's right end, drew many oh's and ah's from the crowd with his unbelievable pass catching. Bob O'Neal, Bill Williams, Don Sweet, Mike Beck, Jim McMahon, and Nick Nizamoff were outstanding linemen, while Eddie Skeeters, Mike Hesselgrave, Bob Templin were backs to be proud of. Ronnie Bell, senior' halfback, was on his way to a fine season when he received a shoulder iniury in the Decatur Central game and was lost for the remainder of the season. These boys could not have reach- ed championship caliber had it not been for the hours of practice spent with the boys who did not quite earn a varsity letter. This year's second and third stringers will compose next year's varsity and later championship teams. -64- Captain Bishop and Co-captain O'Neal lead a determined Speedway team onto the field for the second half. Mike Hesselgrave finds the Beech Grove defense asleep and hauls in an aerial for a substantial gain. A Beech Grove back makes a short gain around Speedway's right end with the Sparkplug defense in hot pursuit. ref f 'fir' if Karen Finnegan, l957-58 Athletic Queen, presents the football to Geri Bishop, senior toot- ball captain, before the first home football game with Decatur Central. James Degan, president of Lions Club, presents the new electric scoreboard in a pre-game dedication ceremony to Lawrence Thompson, Speedway High School principal. What a crowdl. This is a common scene before each toot- ball game when one and all rush to buy their tickets at once! hd MM ., 'tc 4 . ff' - l 'wi -66. ROW lz Tim Ross, Tom Jones, Geri Bishop, Ron Bell, Fred MacAbee, Don Sweet, Jim Dugger. ROW 2: Nick Nizamoft, Bill Williams, Chuck Hayman, Forrest Rupe, Tom Cotton, Bob Scott, Lee Clark, Bill Sweet, Jim Sprinkles. ROW 3- Coach Johnson, Ed Skeeters, Mike Beck, Wally Wilhoite, Tom Houger, Bob Cox, Jim McMahon, Bill Hackett, Bob Johnson, Coach Clark. b ROW 4: Jerry King, Ronnie Rupert, Mike Hesselgrave, Bob O'Neal, Don Boles, Bo Templin. Crowds of people thronged through the gate to wit- ness the first home football game in which the event- ual Marion County Champs rolled over Decatur Cen- tral with a 20-l4 victory. Booms of the drums and the piercing shrill of the whistle commanded silence as the 87-strong band marched onto the field at the half time with the strut- ting drum maior, Jim McAllister, at the head. The highlight ot the season came with the presenta- tion ofthe new electric scoreboard by the Lions Club who several years ago sparked the drive for the pre- sent lights on the athletic field. -67 Co-captains Bob O'Neal and Geri Bishop, both three letter winners, were elected to captain Sparky's gridiron team for the 1957 season. Geri finished his three years of var- sity play by being selected on the All- County team. Coach Johnson will lose ten seniors from this year's championship team. These seniors are Don Boles, Mike Hesselgrave, Ron Rupert, Bob Templin, Fred Mac- Abee, Bob O'Neal lfront rowl, Lee Clark, Jerry King, Ron Bell, and Geri Bishop lback rowl. The first boy of the Class of '58 to win his jacket was Bob Templin. Bob has won at least two varsity letters in each sport, earn- ing two in basketball, three in football, three in track, and three in baseball. Bob also won the Hanna Scholastic Award after the football season. Student managers Bill Bennett, Skip Johnson, and Dick Nester are preparing to help?? a tired and sore football player! ROW la Phil Loffland, Angelo Cec- chini, Tom Bray, Dick Neat, Don Ellison, Frank Frosch. ROW 2: John Lennie, Jerry Bru- baker, Tom Walker, Ralph Thomp- son, Al Oliver, Steve Livingston, Charles Pritchett. ROW 3: Bill Tingle, Ronnie Power, Don Akers, Coach Pollard, Jock Williams, Bill King, Bill Scott. 3 B jon.-..... This year's Reserve Team, under the direction of Coach Morris Pollard, proved to Coach Johnson that there is plenty of talent available for him in the next few years. This team compiled a l-l-l record. In their first game they were held to a 6-6 tie by the Danville Warriors. In their second encounter on the gridiron Spar- ky's boys were overpowered by a l3-l O score by the Bulldogs from Brownsburg. Beech Groves Hornets felt the full force of the Speedway offense when Coach Pollard's lads romped away with a 33-O decision. Bill Tingle, Ronnie Power, and Don Akers supplied some sparkling backfield play while Tom Bray, Jerry Bru- baker, and Roger Helser came through in the line. ln the freshmen's only game of the year they smashed the visiting Mooresville Pioneers by a 27-0 score. Mr. Pollard recruited some very fine material for next year's Varsity and Reserve teams. Among the hope- fuls in the backfield are Don Ellison, Ronnie Power, Don Akers, and Phil Loffland. Center Tom Bray gained recognition for outstanding play in the line. Jerry Brubaker will, no doubt, be a candidate for an end posi- tion. ROW l: Phil Loffland, Jerry J Brubaker, John Bullington, Don va? Akers, Ronnie Power, Don El- Iison, Roger Helser, Richie Schwimmer, Ronnie Carter, Lynn McMahon. ROW 2: Coach Pollard, Nor- wood Hughes, Tom Mead, Tom Bray, Butch Stumph, Bernie En- low, Steve Menchhoffer, Steve Queener, Jeff Peters, Jim El- liot, Denny Cecchini. -69- Bob Cox, Mike Hesselgrave, Tom Emmick, Bob O'Neal, Jim McMahon, Eugene Enlow, Don Boles, Eddie Skeeters, Mike Beck, Ronnie Bell, Tom Jones, Bob Templin. Mr. Sallee, Mr. Pollard, and Mr. Neat, coach- es of the 7th and 8th grade, varsity, and freshman and reserve teams respectively, are seen discussing some of the finer points of play in the Pollard System. -70- Morris Pollard, in his first year as head mentor of the Sparkplugs' Varsity basketball team, rebounded the T957-58 squad from a dismal l956-57 record to a 9 win, ll lost re- cord. This year's team, minus an individual scoring star, had balanced scoring from all five starters. There were several bright spots in this year's cage season. The sparkling floor play of sophomore guard Tom Jones and the late season surge of iunior center Bob Cox has Speedwayites anxious for next year's hardwood season. The consistent floor leader- ship of senior guard and captain Don Boles, the able rebounding of Mike Hesselgrave and Tom Emmick proved to be valuable assets. Junior forward Eddie Skeeters, winner of the F.B.L.A. Foul Shot Award, came through in many games with his uncanny accuracy at the free throw line. Coach Pollard will have iun- ior forward Jim McMahon, Eugene Enlow, and Mike Beck to bolster the Sparkplugs' attack next year. Ronnie Bell, senior guard, and Bob O'Neal, forward and center, came off the bench in many close games to give Sparky's lads a hand. Student managers, Joe Griffin, John Hood, and Richie Schwimmer discuss their respon- sibilities in aiding the basketball teams. Nancy Beaman, captain of this year's yell leaders, has served two years as a varsity yell leader. Marcia Edwards, sen- ior, has also served two years as a var- sity yell leader and two years as a re- serve yell leader. This is the second year Janice Gale has led the yells for Sparky's lads. Jane Hardin, sophomore, is serving in her first year as varsity yell leader. -71- WlLL HE SCORE? Eddie Skeeters, Speed- way, jumps high to score two more points for Speedway in the Warren game, Team mates, Mike Hesselgrave l42l and Tom Emmick M31 look on. VARSITY YELL LEADERS Marcia Edwards, Nancy Beaman, Jane Hardin Janice Gale. Sparky's reserve yell leaders lead the yells during the reserve football and basketball games. The reserve squad is always composed of two freshmen and two sophomores since the reserve team is largely composed of freshmen and sophomore boys. FRESHMEN YELL LEADERS Lana Stonebraker, Nancy Amich, Sharon Stout, Karen Rupert. 8th GRADE YELL LEADERS RESERVE YELL LEADERS ROW T: Mary Margaret John son, Sharon Stout. ROW 2: Nita Kay Degener Lana Stonebraker. 7th GRADE YELL LEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Hiatt, Kathie Smith, Deanna Malaska, Sandy Nancy Burton, Mary Ann Shirley Hickey. Sheila Gradison. lAbsent--Linda Summersl ,X NOW HEAR THIS, says Coach Pollard to the boys os he gives them last-minute instructions before the tip-off. GET THAT REBOUND! Tom Jones l34l leaps high in an effort to get that re- bound in the Danville game in which Speedway was the victor. CAN THEY DG IT? Coaches Pollard and Neat clap their hands in anticipation as the game continues. -73- RESERVE SCHEDULE SHS OPP 41 Brownsburg 40 Plainfield 27 Pike 34 Lawrence 25 Franklin Township 24 Mooresville 23 Center Grove 30 Beech Grove 29 Warren Central 30 Danville 29 Washington 36 Ben Davis 39 Zionsville 35 Decatur Central 32 Greenwood RESERVE BASKETBALL ROW 1: Steve Lookabaugh, Tim Ross, Bill Scott. ROW 2: Dean Hubbard, Bill Tingle, Jerry Roberts, Don Akers. ROW 3: Nick Nizamoff, Denny Troth, Jerry Brubaker, Gene Hesbit. FRESHMAN SCHEDULE SHS OPP 36 Danville 19 28 Mooresville 26 T9 Washington 37 3l Plainfield 34 39 Brownsbu rg 28 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL ROW l: Bernie Enlow, Ron Souder, John Bullington. ROW 2: Jim Elliot, Steve Queen- er, Phil Loffland. ROW 3: Dean Hubbard, Lynn McMahon, Don Ellison, Ron- nie Carter. ROW 4: Don Akers, Jerry Bru- baker, Jerry Roberts, Ronnie Power. 8th GRADE ROW l: John Hardin, Bob Oliver, Jerry Erwin. ROW 2: Jim Griffin, Ike Spall, John Harris, Terry Thompson, Dick Todd, Cecil Ripperdan. ROW 3: Richy Roberts, Denny Hackett, Steve Thomas, Ronnie Kinder, Steve Noble, Dick Sla- ter. Mr. Sallee, coaching this season's 8th grade to a 10 won and 9 loss record, produced some outstanding material for next year's freshman and reserve teams. Sparky's future stars turned back such teams as Browns- burg, twice, Westlane, twice, Lawrence Central, Mooresville, and Avon. Overwhelming the 8th graders' of- fense and defense, teams such as Plainfield, Greenwood, Carmel, Beech Grove, Eastwood, Clermont, Bridge- port, and Perry Township subdued the team, marring their record. Finishing the campaign with a 3 won and 3 loss record, the 7th grade team showed signs of future greatness. Brownsburg, Mooresville, and Beech Grove felt the power of the 7th grade crew in bowing to the Salleemen. Avon, Clermont, and Bridgeport bucked the 7th grade offense and turned them back with their 3 losses for the season. 7th GRADE ROW l: Terry Engle, Mike Bright, David Hamer, Steve Sal- lee, Bill Craig, Jack Troth, Dick Canada. ROW 2: Jim Cook, Jack Fid- ger, Don Kutch, Mike Graves, Bob Shinkle, Bill Vehling, Jim Richwine, Larry Sipe, Larry Thomas. l .75. Mike Hesselgrove and Bob O'Neal shout their advice to Bob Templin as he leaps tor his practice shot. Don Boles stops short as a Beech Grove play- er blocks him. Tom Emmick 1341 looks on. Jump, Tom, Jump! Tom Emmick iumps high to get the tip-ott at the game with Beech Grove, DROP IT IN! Speedways Tom Emmick scores a point from the charity line where o team can quickly pick up enough points to make the difference of a win or a loss. STANDING: Coach Nay, Bob O'Neal, Ron Bell, Mike Hesselgrave. SITTING: Bob Templin, Jim McMahon, Don Boles, Forrest Rupe, and Eddie Skeet- ers. Varsity track coach Charles Nay is snapped while conferring with members ofthe T958 track team. The cindermen lost the services of IOO yd. dash specialist Ken Smith and 440 yd. and halt-mile relay anchor man Fred Amich. The consistency of Jim Wood to bring home the pole vault blue ribbon will be missed also. Ron Bell and Tom Slater should bring home their share of blue ribbons in the quarter mile this year while also doubling on the mile relay team. Shot putter Bob O'Neal will lead the shot putters this year with his 6' 2 and 200 pound frame. Jim McMahon is counted upon to place well in the mile run while Mike Beck and Jerry King are expected to take honors in the half-mile. This year Bob Templin should, along with Eddie Skeeters, score many points in the high jump for the Sparkplugs' track squad. Bob Templin, Ralph Baker, Bill Williams, Tom Emmick, Lee Clark, and Tom Jones listen intently as Coach Neat discusses this year's scheduled games. Mr. Neat and these members of the varsity nine would like to bring another County Championship home to Speedway. Although the diamond crew lost last yeor's leading pitcher in Jim Woods and one ofthe best hitters in W. K. Lippard, Mr. Neat is count- ing on Bob Templin, Tom Emmick, and Bill Williams to furnish the power at the plate. Sophomore Tom Jones will be a candidate for starting assignments on the mound. -77. Those included on the staff are lSeatedl Richard Wea- ver, Subscription Manager, Dolores Blankinship, typist, Gary Barrow, Advertising 8. 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' ,, W, -m- Congratulatlons Graduates LYONS ED BAKER PRINTING C0 DEPARTMENT STORE 1150 Auburn St 1534 38 Ma1n Street CHape1 1 2646 CH 4 0141 Speedway Indlana QUIK CHEK SUPER MARKET TV SALES 8 SERVICE 6450 W 10th Street CH 4 3158 Home Owned Home Operated 1020 North Ma1n St Westgate Shopp1ng Center Speedway, Ind OLIPHANT SHELL SERVICE CITIZENS GAS AND COKE UTILITY 4940 Crawfordsv111e Rd Speedway Branch CH 4 0726 1500 Main St Pick Up and Delivery Service Expert Lube Serv1ce Congratulations to Class of '58 GORDON .92- FDR MY MONEY IT'S .11- .agp Sfa e 73 Home of the famous 1532 Main Street - Speedway -Sw DOUBLE-YOUR-MONEY Savings Plan IIA-in F'-1 BANK BY MAIL 93 MEMBER F D I C Congratulations To the Class of -58 FATELEY S AUTO BODY SERVICE 5244 Crawfordsville Road CH 4-4525 ROLLES PURE OIL SERVICE Complete Car Service 5002 W 16th Street Free Pick Up and Delivery SCHO0NOVER'S HARDWARE 4850 West 16th St Speedway, Indiana CH 4 4600 The Finest in Beauty Care For the Discriminating Woman TED'S BEAUTY SHOP 1344 Main St Speedway, Indiana CH 4-1701 Congratulations to The Graduating Class of 1958 SPEEDWAY 5? T0 S1 00 STORE 1414 Main Street CH 4 0271 ZINK'S MARKET Quality Groceries CH 4 9643 1556 Main Street - 94 - CONKLE FUNERAL HOME 4925 West 16th Street 1934 West M1chigan Speedway C1ty Ind1anapo11s Ambulance Servlce Compl1ments of The EDRICH MEN'S WEAR 1502 Main Street CH 4 8662 IB Your Oldsmobile Dealer Since 1937 ESSIG MOTORS 2444 W. 16th Street ME 7-3361 .95- DONORS Mr. and Mrs Thomas Brady Mr and Mrs F A Muncie Mr and Mrs Earl T Clark Mr and Mrs Maurice A King Mr and Mrs George R Harvey Mrs. William E Evans Mr Oscar Schmidlac G11 and Peggy Smith and Family Mr and Mrs David Ledbetter Mr and Mrs Barney Arnold Mr. and Mrs Glen Collins Mr and Mrs Ancel Lewis Miss Judith Blankinship The T O P S Mr and Mrs Marshall L Oberholtzer Mr and Mrs Paul Ashley and Family Best Wishes to the KINDER TEXACO Class of 1958 GRANDE FLOWER SHOP 3611 West 16th Street 16th and Lynhurst Speedway, Ind CH 4 0949 Mr. Jim Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burgin . ,96- 5 .,im.4a:gs. A. ima Q-W ' ' ' gli., f if! .51 6 . 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I Other important events at the FBT dance were the presenta- tion ot' the Blase Sportsmanship Award and the F.l4l.I..A. Foul Shot Award. Mr. Blase here presents Eddie Skeeters with the first award and Diane Woodward tpresident ot' l .l3.l..A.l pref sents Tom Jones with the seeond award. . is ., ' In MUONI,lGH'l', the hoy. Dean Randolph, and the girl, Kitty lVlc't'arty. who met in Ire- land. and years later met again in America hy a planned eoineidenee. were portrayed hy Jim Mc'C'lamroc'h and Judy Kirehhofli The east and aeeompanists. Karen Brown and Sharon Thompson. presented an enlightening evening ol' entertainment and added another sneeess- ful operetta to the Sparkle-aires' Credit. -1- Hungry seniors serve themselves at their smorgasbord Conversation and food were the highlights of the dinner held in the Riviera Club. evening for the seniors as they enjoyed that dinner, April 23. DININ At the Mardi Gras seniors and under- classmen enjoyed the wonderful decor- ations and music as they danced the evening away. Senior class officers Bill Williams, trea- surer, Gene Enlow, vice presidentg Judy Standiford, council, Jeanie Piper, secre- tary, Eddie Skeeters, council, Jim Mc- Mahon. president, enjoy refreshments. Mr. Thompson, Mrs. Hine, Mr. Trosky and his wife, Mr. Weller, and Mr. Ad- ams served as faculty chaperons April 24. Mr. Trosky and Mrs. Hine co-spon- sored the 1959 senior class. . as . Z Q5 ,p T 4 I Izzy ' ff, I. I -vp, sw., Y . h .. W - , - p. ,, A ff, - .F , - . 3 y . V Q1 Q- tx t .7 7 gk ,- N. I 1 ' M I A - 1 X msierv , ' ' Q ' - S' -usixlieii? 'f 5993-S 'ii nw- be-vi' zz. sz'-xv-5 1-fiuzmseznr----1 WE-:: l: ,..',35:i... s - V .. . . .. . ... ::g::g::,..,f+,-W1 . 5 N xii- :gyligxxggzzixzzziizgiin HE ' f 1- , Going formal, but comfortably! Bill Williams, Eddie Skeet- ers, Jim McClamroch, Forrest Rupe, Tim Ross, and Bill Hackett decided to be dressed in nothing but the latest for their last prom. -Q- DANCI G The Antlers Hotel provided a new atmos- phere for this yearls Prom. In front ofthe hotel, these seniors and their dates pause before going into the Gold Room to dance. Jeanette Potter receives J.C.L. Citizenship CLASS DAY COM ITTEE Jerry l'ollitt and Mike Beck read the Class Will while other Class Day participants grin with pride: Denny Troth-salutatoriang Bobby Cox-prophet, Bill Hackett- valedictorian, -lim McMahon-master of ceremonies, Jeanie Piper and Diane Woodward-historians, Sharon Ashley-prophet. Lions Club presents a movie camera to the S morts De uartment. l HO OR Award. Judy Standiford hands over lilock's l as Board position, Sue Todd takes Spanish Scholarship Award. Bart Updike receives coveted Lions t luh Personality Award. WRD Sidener Journalism Awards went to -lim McMahon and Donna Wright wh-ile Linda Swails garnered the Business 'mf-A Education Awards. Mr. Thoinpson here presents Faculty i Citations to Alice Decker, -Judy Sellers, -lean Ann Thomp- son, David Oeth, and Sandy Smith for meritorious service. ,S fi Despite the hot weather, seniors listen- ed attentively to their commencement address, delivered by Dean Rogge of Wabash College. Dean Rogge had got- ten to know Speedway through the outstanding young SHS graduates now attending Wabash. I I AS WE DEPARTED... Speedway's loss will be Ml'l s gain! Bill Hackett, valedietorian of this year's graduating class, receives his diploma from Robert McMahon. I 5 . 5,1 i- Ei ! I I 1 changes his tassel from right to left as he is presented his diploma. GMI will be proud to have this young man next d Denny Troth, class of '59 salutatorian, 3 At last I am a seniorg I've finally reached my goal. But am I really happy? Truthfully. I don't know. I shall now leave my classmates Whom I've known all these years: And also the school that's guided me Through happiness and tears. MA 28 year. No longer will I be a ehild. I'll be out on my own To face the trials and tribulations And solve my problems alone. But I'm prepared to graduate. For I can plainly see The future now lies in my hands And what I am depends on me. by Judy Burgin Seniors Say Sayonara Patty Bartley, Speedway's favorite accompanist, plays at the senior dance. On Honor Day Patty's awards included Speedway Musicale and Tri- Kappa scholarships to continue her education in music. She also received the Choral Award from the Sparkle-aires. Smiling seniors, Fred Mac- Abee, Nancy Lewis, Edythe Coulson, Dave Dobson, Ginnie Nizamotf, Nanette Fidger, and Geri Bishop, pause to admire the Jap- anese centerpiece. SERVICE WITH A SMILE--Pat Kuczenski, Karen Barksdale, Charlotte Melton, and Rema Armentrout, dressed as geisha girls, served cookies and punch to the dancing couples. Mr. Walter Dugger, Presi- dent ot Lions Club, pre- sents Tom Emmick with the Valedictorian's medal. Tom also received Scho- lastic Awards in Math, Science, and Drafting as well as the Psi lota Xi Scholarship. Seniors Win Honors Brooke Meeder smiles as she accepts the Saluta- torian's medal from Mr. Dugger. She also received a Butler scholarship and History, English, and Math Scholastic Awards, spon- sored by the Student Coun- cil. Twenty-two seniors merited awards on Honor Day. Those who received awards are Ed Poste, service cita- tion, Joan Jay, Homemaking, Brooke Meeder, Salutatorian, Rema Armentrout, Business Eduation, Karen Fin- negan, Butler scholarship, Patty Bartley, Lions Club Personality, Ruth Anne Mason, J.C.L. Citizenship and nursing scholarship, Edythe Coulson, Journalism, and Tom Emmick, Valedictorian. Other winners are Jerry King, IU scholarship, Nancy Lewis, service citation, Bob Templin, Student Council and Choral Director's, Jim McAllister, John Phillip Sousa lbandl, Nanette Fidger, Choral Directors and ser- vice citation, Nancy Beaman, nursing scholarships, Tom Brady, Band Directors, Marcia Edwards, Band Di- rectors and service citation, Rita Ashby, Butler scholarship, Pat Kuczenski, Betty Crocker Homemaker. Award winners not pictured are Mary Sue Finch, Art, Social Studies and F.B.L.A., Dave Ketcham, service cita- tion, and Don Terry, Spanish. wi fi .--4 . Oxix Q' And Enjoy Reception 'iWhich fork do l use? Juniors honored the seniors at the traditional banquet held at the IU Medical Center on May l0. Oh, smo-o-oth! Couples waltz to the music of the Allison Band at the dance following the banquet. Spotlighting. . Senior Day was a happy occasion for members of the Class of '58 as well as for all Speedway students. . .Senior Sports A transfer from Washington high school, Bob Wason proved to be a jack-of-all trades in win- ning his first varsity letter in track. Bob won blue ribbons in the shot put, the broad iump, the low hurdles, and the 220 yard dash. Ronnie Bell was a main cog in Speedway's track team this year by running the 440 and 3rd leg on the mile relay team. Ron possessed an undying desire to win for the team as a whole. Speedwayites will remember Ron's fa- mous kick on the back stretch while running the mile relay. These two cindermen gave Coach Charles Nay reason to be proud. . . .Senior Day Valedictorian Tom Emmick and Salutatorian Brooke Meeder pause as they leave the stage after the Senior Day program. Others who participated in the program are Jerry King, senior class president, Rema Armentrout and Tom Brady, class historians, Ginnie Nizamoff and Geri Bishop, class will- makers, and Nancy Lewis and Bob Templin, class prophets. Senior Sparkle-aires Pictured at their final curtain call of An Old Sweetheart of Mine are the senior members of the Sparkle- aires. The musical comedy was based on poems by James Whit- comb Riley. Cast members are Helen Hargitt, Joan Wilcox, Remo Armentrout, Sharon Wegener, Mary King, Carole Evans, Shirley Benson, Rita Ashby, Nanette Fidger, Jayne Wildman, .lim McAllister, Ruth Anne Mason, Nancy Beaman, Tony Tingle, Nancy Lewis, Karen Finne- gan, Marcia Edwards, Bob Templin, and Tom Emmick. At the piano are Patty Bartley and Tom Brady, ac- companists for the operetta cast. X Lx We Graduate At Last! at , f 1 T l At last the long march down the aisle, Commencement night at lost came round, A Sobef bunch with nelef 0 Smile- And much discussion could be found. 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