Speedway High School - Speedette Yearbook (Speedway, IN)

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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,

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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.

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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.