Speedway High School - Speedette Yearbook (Speedway, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1959 volume:

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The expansion program at S.H.S. continued in the spring of '58 by breaking ground for a new eight classroom wing at the west end of the building. The new wing received much interest and recognition from Speedwayites--young and old. The new wing was completed and the first classes were held on December 1, 1959. Dur- ing the P.T.A. Open House on March 3, the eight new rooms were the focal point for tour- ing visitors. . . .THE FINISHED PRODUCT URROU DI mls it real?' Although the art display as Christmas looked bonafide, no student tried to sample it. The member of Mr. Praed's art classes worked together making their display the most original at S.H.S. The early Christmas present for the art department was the new room with more space and better facilities. Problems of elbows are no longer a bother. Progress in the science department was emphasized at Speedway High this year both by a new biology room with stainless steel equipment and by forming a new science club. The new Junior High Science Club was established to get more Speedwayites interested in the science field. Mr. Frazier and Mr. Adams, sponsors, are pictured with the ol ficers, Mike Hackett, vice pres.: Dave Johnson, treasg ,lay Gyarinat' pres.g and Jody Hanna, sec. ,v 1 I Mr. Frazier's eighth grade science class explore the wonders of nature in their new science lab. -3. ' A third large studyhall located ln the new wing provided more adequate study Londi tions. When room numbers were changed this room was tagged new 116 Vomo esta usta? Miss Yunker and Spanish students Russian taught hy Mr Roe was added this vear to Speedway s Pat annon, Jeanne Uragoo, Mark Young, and laxna family of languages which now number four latin Spanish ber Hamilton at this recording session believe in the old say man and Russian ing, Practice makes perfect. CH MPIO PARKPLUGS! These Speedwayites brought home many honors for their outstanding achievements in speech and de- bate. The activities ot' this group were under the di- rection ot' Mr. David Burns and Mr. George Roe. Seated: Bart Updike, Frank Froseh, Bob Scott, Jim lVlcC'lamroch3 First Row Standing: Ruth Haettinger, Jane Thompson, Arlene Harris, Paula Nolte, Judy Kirchhoff, Charlene Eversole, Sandy Scyphers, Mr. Burns: Hack Row: Steve Livingston, Jan Updike, Tana Meko, ,lim McMahon. Jo Ellen Haynes, Doug Strouse, Bob Johnson. I OUR ALISTS WORK For the first time at S.I-I.S. the Publications Department was divided into two classes. First period class, Jouralism III and IV, was for those interested in working on the annual. Fifth period class, Journalism I and II, was for those pupils interested in publishing the newspaper. This year in Journalism I and II 29 pupils served as reporters. Maryann Dobson, Editor-in-chief, was the only elected editor, this year was her second year on the Speedette staff. Other editorships were alternated and shared by each member of the staff. Through- out the year Maryann and her staff published numerous extras in ad- EW PAPER Who, what, why, where, when, and how were the bywords of the News Bureau. Weekly deadlines were met by Donna Wright, Teen Star: Marcia Keever, Newsg Judy Sellers. Western Sung and Alice McCracken, Times. Sports reporters Jim McClamroch, Star, John Robinson, Times, and Steve Hensler, News Knot picturedlg raced to phones following sporting events to turn in stories. During the summer, News Bureau Chief Donna Wright attended the I.U. Journalism Institute. Here Donna is standing next to the Ernie Pyle memorial located by Ernie Pyle Memorial Hall where in- stitute classes were held. -5- dition to the regular bi-weekly editions. EW B REA YEARBOOK STAFF What's most important in putting out an annual? Money! Lorraine Lamm, David Knoll, subscription manager, Sheron Melton, advertising manager, Sandy Wysong, Dick Hensley, and Diane Woodward found the job of soliciting advertising and subscriptions a time consuming job but kept at it. These staff mem- bers obtained the most of the advertising and sold the most subscriptions, Two heads are better than one is a wise saying. Co-editors Donna Wright and Dolores Blankinship found out the position of editor is a responsible job with much reward. The members of the annual staff found that it's easier to buy an an- nual and read it than to put it together, but the satisfaction of the finish- ed product on distribution day is a rewarding experience. Part of the staff here work with Miss Spencer, sponsor, preparing copy and reports: ibackl Sue Thompson, faculty, Sandy Wysong, typist, Sharon Tarplee, features, Jim McMahon, sports, fcenterl Sheron Melt- on, ads, Linda Swails, seniors, Judy Standiford, underclassmen, ffrontl Dave Knoll, subscriptions, Dick Hensley, business assistant, Knot in pic- ture? Nancy Morgan, clubs, Tom Houger, sports assistant, Lorraine Lamm, Joann Higgins, Diane Woodward, staff members, Who'll be first? Dick Hensley, Dolores Blankin- ship, Sandy Wysong, Diane Woodward, and Lorraine Lamm sold subscriptions at the dance, which was held to open the sales campaign.. -6- SUBSCRIPTIO HOP Playing their character parts of Mot Sz Mij, Tom Houger and Jim McMahon donned Japanese kimonas on December 5 and went atop Errill's Fli Decker to M.C. a hop sponored hy the '59 annual staff. At the Schools new inter-Communication system, Tompsy Part III, Sue Thompson, played records for the hop. Highlight ofthe event was the hanging of Tom Dooley-- who didn't buy an annual. Towering over crowd, Nancy Morgan and Sheron Melton assist Mot Sz Mij at Errill's Fli Decker, MEMORIES OFTHE OPERETTA The goblins will get you if you don't watch out,' is what Orphant Annie, played by Nancy Lewis, is telling her listeners in the operetta, AN OLD SWEETHEART OF MINE, presented by the Sparkle-Aires, May 16, 1958. AT THE LAST BANQUET i g4F '?'s W y 5 On May 10, 1958, the Juniors and Seniors gathered at the I.U. Medical Center dining room to enjoy the traditional Junior-Senior banquet. Increased class size has caused this banquet to be discontined. Standing are Senior and Junior officers of '58, Tony Tingle, treas.g Nancy Bea- man, sec.g Jerry Bishop, v. pres.g Jerry King, pres. lsenior classbg Denny Troth, pres.g Jerry Pollitt, v. pres.g Linda Swails, sec.g Bill Williams, treas. ijunior classy. WHILE THEY DANCED Dimmed lights and soft music went hand and hand as couples enjoyed an evening full of memories which time can not remove. -3. N2 OF HO OR WO The high-light of Honor Day 1958 for the juniors was the instal- lation of new members into the National Honor Society. Eighteen juniors were accepted into the organization last year. The D.A.R. award this year went to Janice Gale. This award is given to the senior girl who has shown outstand- ing citizenship in her school career. Janice was chosen by a vote of the faculty from a list of nominations made by the senior class. Also on Honor Day of last year, the candidates were announced to attend Hoosier Girls' and Boys' State at In- diana University. Candidates were chosen on the basis of scholarship and character by the principal, in consultation with the teachers. Chosen to attend were Rosemary Strouse, Judy Standiford, Sharon Tarplee, Linda Swails, Sue Todd, Jeanie Piper, Janice Gale, Jim McMahon, and Bill Williams. Finally on the night of the first football game on September 5, Speedway- Snow, rain or clear skies found Mr. Burns, atop this platform. Assisted by Skip Johnson, David Oeth, and scouts of the opponents, he announced the plays and decisions to the specta- tors. ites assembled in large numbers to cheer the Sparkplugs on. PORT The six strutting majorettes, Beverly Trueblood, Sherry Wilson, Di- ane Woodward, Rosemary Strouse, Nita Degener, Donna Keever, along with the band, displayed unique and entertaining routines during half- time. 40- KICK-OFF Displaying the colors before each game was a service performed by the Speedway Legion Color Guard this fall. ROW 1: Jayne Thompson, Judy Whitton, Mrs. Frazier tsponsorl, Judy Zimmerman ttrea- surerl, Lorraine Lamm lvicevpresidentl, Janice Gale lpresidentl, Sharon Ashley tstudent councill, Judy Sellers lsecretaryl, Linda Messenger thistorianl, Sandy Wysong, Betty Carol Sample. ROW 2: Julia Mills, Elizabeth Cohan, Ellen McArthur, Luanne Tower, Wanda Miller, Kar- en Rupert, Dolores Blankinship, Donna Wright, Lana Stonebraker, Peggy Bonham, Joan Smith, Kathy Kruse. ROW 3: Stephanie Major, Edith Mc Ginley, Suzanne Smith, Sally Manion, Susan Scott, Judy Yentes. Diane Woodward, Linda Swails, Delores Wilkerson, Jo Ellen Haynes, Barbara Kildsig. ROW 4: Alice Balmer, Charlene Cole, Nancy Ellwanger, Patty Vehom, Teresa Bongen, Ro- berta Jarvis, Arlene Harris, Jan Allen, Roberta Stamm, Paula Nolte, Bevery Dine, Jackie Schindler, Sharon Lucas, Jeanne Dragoo, Scharna Taylor. Ll l a. One of the biggest projects of F. H. A. this year was starting the Jr. F. H. A. for 7th and Sth grade students. Shown above the F. H. A. officers are installing the Jr. F. H. A. officers at a candle light ceremony. Football Farewell--That is, farewell to the seniors. The hop sponsored by F. H. A. honored all the football players. The showcase was a main attraction, naming all the boys on the team. Vic Knight topped the evening off as the D. J. These officers of the new Jr. F. H. A. had a big job ahead of them when they started, but President Peggy Dobson, textreme rightl carried out her plans in full, increasing the membership. Other officers tleft to right! are: Karen Douglas lvice presidentl, Lee Cutler lhistorianj, Karen Updike tsong-leaderj, Judy Warren tstudent councill, Sue Price lsecre- taryl, Judy Allen tparliamentarianl, Barbara Mc Henry ltreasurerl. -11- 'CHEAV N EARTH OPENS SOCIAL EVENTS Judy Kirchhoff, Dixie White, and Pat Schwim- er, a trio of talented junior girls, entertained during the intermissions. 1 Standing at the entrance to Heaven on Earth are Miss Rust and Mr. Foland, junior sponsors, Donna Wright, Judy Kendall, Mary Margaret , Johnson. and Jane Hardin were all escorted to the i dance by Speedway alumni, Jim McAllister, Bob Ternplin. Dick Emigholz, and Tom Emmich. John Lennie and Pat Schwimer, Frank Frosch and Sandy Huffman, Melinda McArthur and her date. Taking time out for refreshments are John Carmich- ael and Charlene Eversole. Hostesses are juniors Jean Ann Thompson and Alice McCracken. -12- Couples whirled to the rhythmic sounds of The Colonels. The seniors under the direction of Mr, Burns presented Thornton Wilder's well-known play Our Town. The unusual thing about this production is the use ol' only the minimum amount of scenery. The cast included: STANDING: Jeanette Potter, Karen Brown, Jeanie Piper, Betty Sample, Mike Beck, l,or- raine Lamm, Dick Hensley, Diana Arnold, Bill Williams, Gene Enlow, Emily Weigel, Skip Johnson, Nancy Morgan, Judy Standiford, Donna Anderson, Sandy VVysong, Joan Smith. Lynda Long, and Marcia Keever. SITTING: Bob Cox, Edith McGinley, Bob Johnson, Myrna Sailor, Bob Scott, Karen White. Jim McClamr0ch, Sharon Tarplee, Bart Updike, Linda Swails, Jerry Pollitt, Ron Lambert, Jim Burkhart, Dave Knoll, Bob Adams, and Jim McMahon. Student directors were Diane Woodward and Sue Todd. , or sts angst I A 3 The rain added to the sorrows of the people of Grovers Corners over the loss of Emily tWebbj Gibbs. With ladders representing upstair rooms, Jim McClamroch and Sharon Tarplee as George and Emily do their homework. George is inter- rupted occasionally by his sister, portrayed by Myrna Sailor. HGUR TOW H E Bart Updike as the stage manager and narrator gives the wedding vows to George and Emily. -'l3- SPARKLE-AIRE The Sparkle-aires under the direction of Mr. Wicker and Miss Rust have seventy-four members: 36 seniors, 19 juniors, and 19 sophomores. The members are as follows: Row 1: Beverly Bates, Nina Clevinger, Druscilla Clayton, Alice Decker, Lorraine Lamm, Mickey Finnegan, Bart Updike lpres.J, Bill Hackett 1treas.J, Stanley Eppen, Mike Beck, Eddie Skeet- ers, Denny Troth, Jim McMahon, Bill Sweet, John Robinson, Jim McClamroch, Ronnie Lambert, Jeanette Potter, Marcia Keever, and Myrna Sailor, ROW 2: Karen Brown Caccomj, Donna Anderson, Judy Sellers, Judy Yentes, Linda Swails, Carol Wenning, Jerry Zimmer, Ralph Thompson, John Lennie, Steve Bradley, Frank Frosch, Lynn McMahon, Mike Douglas, Jim Traylor, Cal Ewing, Jeanie Piper, Karen White, Gloria Johnson, and Mr. Wicker ldirectorl. ROW 3: Shirley Haney, Judy Kendall, Linda Houpt, Janet Briggs, Sally Kern, Bob Leon- ard, Mike Caplinger, Ron Power, Dick Nester, Emily Weigel, Pat Wolfe, Judy Kirchhoff, Janette Jolliff, Diana Arnold, Paula Winterfeldt, and Rosemary Strouse. ROW 4: Kathy Kruse, Carol Mace, Nancy Amich, Marilyn Neiman, Janice Allen, Mary Jane Anderson, Marcia Pollock, Phil Loffland, Kenny Wills, Lee Badger, Barbara Morris, Tana Alguire, Beverly Trueblood, Charlene Eversole, Sandy Huffman, Jane Hardin, Janet McClelland, Sandie Purdue, and Karen Rupert. Absent: Sharon Tarplee lsec.J, Sue Todd lvice pres.l. PRESENT PROGRAM Soloists for O Holy Night were Mary Jane Anderson, Marcia Pollock, Bart Updike President of and Karen White Judy Kirchhoff added to the program with her solo. Sparkle-aires, announced the program. -14- MODERN-AIRE The first performance given by our newest vocal group, the Modern-aires, was for the Christmas Program. Under the direction of Miss Nancy Rust, the girls sing a wide variety of songs. The members who total twenty-nine in number are: ROW 1: Diane Tower, Judy Whitton, Pam Clark, Alice Balmer, Donna Muncie lpianistj, Miss Rust ldirectorl, Janet Denny, Sandra Smith, Joan Smith, Lynda Denman. ROW 2: Carolyn Warren, Betty Huffman, Nancy Dowden, Bonnie McCahan, Laurel Skid- more, Luanne Tower, Sharon Marsh, Brenda Montgomery, and Judy Hubbard. ROW 3: Cherie Meeder, Theresa Bongen, Sandra Finnerty, Sally Manion, Paula Nolte, Ro- berta Stamm, Beverly Dine, Lois Frye, and Tana Meko. Absent: Gay Halbert and Dee Swords. CHRI TMAS CONVO nertyg vice president. Lois Frye: secretary, Tana Mekog and treasur er, Donna Muncie. Donna is also the accompanist. Reverend Bigelow of the Speedway Lutheran Church led the Christmas devotions, -15- l The first officers of the Modern-aires are president, Sandra Fin- The first section of Choralaires under the direction of Miss Rust includes the following: tl-low 13 Donna Keev- er, Patricia Hotle, Sarah Weber, Susie Lutes, Sherry Wil- son, Sucille Hinchman, Marian McMillien, Susan Hunter, Judy Jarvis, tRow 23 Lana Stonebraker, Cheryl Forsythe, Donna Felty, Susan Scott, Ellen McArthur, Judy Kelly, Jeanne Harrington, Shirley Price, Eletta Simonton, Cyn- thia Dietrich, Nancy Ellwanger, Judv Higdon, and Nancy Harper, tRow 33 John Seitz, Richard Reed, Steve Noble, Steve Ewalt, Steve Swails, Richie Schwimmer, Chuck Stumph, Chuck Heady, Rodger Prince, and Miss Rust. The second group under the direction of Mr. Wicker consists of tRow 13 Judy Dolton, Jean Thompson, Carol Gastineau, Marcia Creighton, and Marcia Eppen, tRow 23 Sharon Thompson, Sharon Chastain, Carol Calvin, Pat Cannon, Peggy Bonham, Johnny Crane, and Linda Wil- son, lRow 333 Bill Hissam, George Najar, John Harris, Mary Jo Gossett, Linda Arthur, Roberta Jarvis, and Jeanne Dra- goo, tRow 43 Mrs. Tatanm tstudent teacher3 Don Neider- houser, Tom Knoebel, John Hardin, Bob Oliver, Mike Fendley, Don Moschenross, Van Wildman, and Mr. Wicker. CHORAL-AIRE Choral-aires is the training chorus not only for the Sparkle-aires, but the for Modern-aires also. Because of an unlimited membership, anyone who has the desire to join and can fit it into his schedule may join. This year Choral- aires is divided into three groups. The third section of Choral-aires, also under the direc- tion of Mr. Wicker, includes the following: tRow 13 Phil Engle, John Bullington, Bernie Enlow, Bob Campfield, and Jack Troth. tRow 23 John Cadick, Phil Baker, David Schein, Doug Messick, Olivia Barsoda, Elenor Fletcher, Sal- ly Reid, Donna Urbancic, Debbie Zeiher, and Janet Bates, tRow 33 Patty Vehorn, Beth Cohan, Sharon Stout, Char- lene Cole, Suzanne Smith, Judv Butler, Sandy Hickey, Marcia Vehling, Julia Cook, Barbara Kildsig, and Patti Scyphers, tRow 43 Judy Ellis, Sherrill Scoggon, Deanna Malaska, Judy Last, Kathy Smith, Karen Takacs, Sandra Feely, Barbara McHenry, Loretta Perkins, Anita Beatty, Donna Dimmett, Marcia Anthony, Denny Hubbell, Alicia MacAbee, Judy Anderson, Beverly Thompson, tRow 53 Judy McClamroch, Judy Williams, Donna Mclntyre, Sandy Walker, Kathy Bradley, Judy Allen, Jane Curry, Susie Price, Memi Ann Stout, Marv Ann Peters, Patty Flanagan, Kay Ward, Karen Updike, Julia Mills, Stephenie Major, Sharon Lucas, Mr. Wicker, Mrs. Tatman. The pep band lives up to its name by adding pep to our yells and to the atmosphere of the game, This band consists of sixteen members from the varsity band who play at all home basketball games. This year's mem- bers are Bill Hackett, Barbara Runkel, Bart Updike, Mike Anthony, Jerry Black, Ronnie Lalfeber, Carol Wenning, Jim Sprinkles, Jeanette Potter, Lewis -lay, Sandy Huffman, Frank Frosch, Bob Leonard, Bill Sweet, Steve Bradley, and Jerry Zimmer, Here Mr. Wirker prepares to direct the next number during a home ball game. High stepping Bill Hackett, drum major, led our marching band. Bill also step- ped into the shoes of Mr. Wicker and direct- ed the pep band during the home football games. At the last home football game, Octo- ber 22, the American Legion presented Ron- nie I,aFeber a certificate of merit. Ronnie, at the beginning of each game, played the Star Spangled Banner for their flag-rais- ing ceremony. .I7. For the first time in the history of S,H.S., a fea ture twirler was added to the attraction of our band Sharon Stout, who obtained a first in the state twir ling contest, dazzled the fans' eyes with her feats. i The Varsity band is under the direction of Mr. Wicker and Miss Rust. Our marching band performed at all home football games this past year. The band also traveled to Indi- ana University for I.U's annual band day. Other activities were participation in the concert band contest at Sheridan and the giving of a convo on February 18, as well as playing for the P.T.A. on March 11. Senior members include Mike Beck, Jim Burkhart, Beverly Cole, Bob Cox, Eugene En- low, Janice Gale, Bill Hackett, Lewis Jay, Clark Johnson, Janette Jolliff, Paul Kojola, Jim McClamroch, Natalie McClelland, Sheron Melton, Wanda Miller, Nancy Morgan, Jeanie Piper, Jeanette Potter, Jim Sprinkles, Judy Standiford, Rosemary Strouse, Bill Sweet, Sue Todd, Denny Troth, Bart Updike, Carol Wenning, Paula Winterfeldt, Diane Woodward and Roberta Yoho. Juniors are Mike Anthony, Beverly Bates, Jerry Black, Steve Bradley, Janette Briggs, Dick Burdge, Bill Cline, Rowena Degan, Nita Degener, Charlene Eversole, Frank Frosch Joe Griffin, Sandy Huffman, Mary Johnson, Sally Kern, Bob Leonard, Steve Livingston Melinda McArthur, Alice McCracken, Linda Messenger, Sandy Morrow, Bonnie North, Kar- en Richardson, Barbara Runkel, William Scott, Joyce Shinkle, Ralph Thompson, Beverly Trueblood, Tom Walker, Carole Wright, and Jerry Zimmer. Sophomore members are Tana Alguire, Mary Jane Blase, Ron Carter, Beverly Dine, Nancy Ellwanger, Lois Frye, Herman Greenwood, Roger Helser, Gay Halbert, Jerry John- son, Donna Keever, Ron LaFeber, Ralph Logston, Tana Meko, Marilyn Neiman, Bob Parke, Marcia Pollock, Karen Rupert, Sharon Stout, Dianne Tower, Luanne Tower, and Mary Jane Walker. Freshmen members are Jim Gabert, Denny Hackett, Nancy Hiatt and Sherry Wilson. r 9 x Richard Stanton, pride of the seventh grade, won the hearts of the audience. Richard played the selection which Ronnie LaFeber, Jerry Black, and Denny Hackett won him a first division at the District Solo and Ensemble drew the audience's attention as they sounded forth with Cgntest their trio number. -13- WINNER HOW TALE TC Not 76 Trombonesn but three were featured at the program. The players are Frank Frosch, Bill Hackett, and Jim McClamroch. AT BAND . . .PROGRA Mike Anthony, a member of both pep and varsity bands, beats out a sizzling arrangement of High Hat dur- ing the band convo. With licorice sticks in hand the clarinet players gave out with real cool notes. Members of the clarinet section are Jim Gabert, Tana Meko, Beverly Dine, Nita Degener, Marilyn Neiman, Nancy Hiatt, Charlene Eversole, Mary Johnson, Karen Richardson, Diane Wood- ward, Roberta Yoho, Sue Todd, Gene Enlow, Jeanie Piper, Carole Wright, and Janet Briggs. -19- CADET AND EVE TH GRADE The Cadet Band, under the direction of Miss Rust, is the training group for the high school band. Members of this band are: ROW 1: Miss Rust, Kay Ward, Pat Flanagan, Sandy Hickey, Mimi Stout, Jim Robinson, Tom Howard, Dave Frazier, Elenor Fletcher, Marsha Seibert, Karen Updike, Alicia Mac- Abee and Karen Takacs. ROW 2: Julie Cook, Kathy Bradley, Larry Phillips, Gil Work, Sandra Feely, Judy Allen, Bob Davison, Denny Hubbell, Judy McClamroch, Henry Mosser, Ruth Schnable, Sherfil Scoggan and Noah Beck. ROW 3: Sandy Eppen, JoAnn Foster, Doug Strouse, Bernie Enlow, John Bareham, Jim Cook, Bob Poste, Brian Trentham, Sharon Grimes, Judy Butler, Anita Beatty, John Bulr lington, and Jane Curry. ROW 4: Joan Kojola, Terry Helser, Frank Rupe, Glen Miller, Mark Young, Beth Zimmer- man, Jack Troth, David Schein, Phil Baker, Jim McKinney, Dick Riggle, and Noel Shaw. ROW 5: John Whitmore, Doug Messick, Dick Todd, Bob Sanders, Ronnie Schrock, Ricky Payne, Deanna Malaska, Kathie Smith, Gyneth Everhart, Larry McGinley, Dave Hamer, and Shirley Tilson. TRAINING BAND The beginning band or the 7th grade band is the smallest of the three bands. The members are: ROW 1: Nancy Kern, Richard Stanton, Marsha Mason, Charlotte Raquet, and Gwen Goff. ROW 2: Fred Zorniger, Kay Evans, Barbara Simons, Connie Faulk, Richard Harper, Richard Griffin, Kitty Kirby, Richard Hoerger, and Mark Kelly. ROW 3: Sandy Feucht, Marilyn Hubbard, Marylynn Miller, Sandy Lampman, Kay Rumbaugh, Jane Ro- bards, Janice Tremor, Jeanie Nesbit, Linda Nice, Peg- gy Miller, and Gary Bell. ROW 4: Ray Runkel, Shirley Atkinson, Ed Irwin, Tom Elson, Mike Hackett, David Huffman, Dave Johnson, ' Nick Green. In her second year of teaching, Miss Rust has taken a big load off Mr. Wicker's should- ers. Here Miss Rust directs the high school band during the band convo. -20- Helping students with problems and future plans of education were just a couple of the ways the guidance department helped Speedwayites. Each student was assigned to one of the 6 coun- selors: Mr. Troth, Mr. Nay, Mrs. Hine Mr. Wick- er, and Mr. Huckleberry, and were contacted dur- ing study halls. Here Mr. Troth, head of the gui- dance department, confers with Tana Meko. Go Get 'Em! Mr. Simons served as Speedway's first yell leader coach this year. Being a yell leader at college, Mr. Simons taught the yell leading squads quite a few tricks of the trade. Here he listens attentively as Phyllis Long proves a proposition in his geometry class. Back seat passengers Sandy Nice and Ralph Thomp- son aren't worried about Karen Richardson grinding the gears on this new car. The first driver's training car to have automatic transmission lessened the worries of the instruct- or, Mr. Crumley, a S. H. S. graduate himself. -2'l. PEEDWAY FIRSTS During the '58 - '59 school year many Speed- way Firsts appeared in every phase of school life. Among the advancements in progress were the addi- tion of a counseling system, a yell leader coach, and a drivers training car with automatic transmission. Dual' DRIVER Ellllllllllllll s - ss we EE owxxv H . s. wfzfsazs, some si as caevnousr CHRI TMAS Enjoying the fruits of their efforts are Miss Kelly, G.A.A. sponsor, Marcia Keever, pres- ident, Jeanie Piper, vice president, Jane Hardin, treasurer. The G.A.A. Christmas Dance is the annual poject of this club. Here they are again. Familiar alumni, home for the holidays, enjoy the Christmas dance. Remember Ronnie Bell, Bob Templin, Virginia Nizamoff, Dick Emigholz, Jerry Siddall, John Thorne, Edith Coulsen, Tom Emmick, Kar- Adding a romantic touch ro Christ- en Finnegan, and Fred MacAbee? mas Dreams was Karen White singing WHITE CHRISTMAS. -QQ. K ii . 3 Anxiously awaiting the announcement of queen, the court poses with their escorts. Queen candidates were Diane Woodward, Jane Hardin, Myrna Sailor, Pat Schwimer, Jeanie Piper, escorted respectively by Dave Knoll, Bob O'Neal, John Lennie, and Bob Adams. DREAM . . . Spreading Christmas joy at the dance were the Star-liters. This group of girls sang for many activities and won a first division at the State Solo and En- semble Contest. Members are Marcia Keever, Linda Houpt, Judy Kirchhoff, Karen White. Jeanette Potter, and Sharon Tarplee who is pictured in insert. l -Q3- Janie Hardin's Christmas Dreams came true when she was given the key to her Dreams when chosen queen. It 's a strike! Yes, G.A.A. cer tainly made a strike this yea when they started bowling as on of their activities. They agaii sponsored the girls' basketball am volleyball tourneys under the gui dance of Miss Kelly. ROW 1: Roberta Yoho, Mary Johnson, Sandy Huffman, Jeanie Piper, fvice presidentb, Mar- cia Keever, fpresidentj, Sue Todd, Ksecretaryl, Janie Hardin, ftreasurerj, Karen White, Emi- ly Weigel, ROW 2: Layna Hamilton, Pat Vehorn, Janette Jolliff, Rosemary Strouse, Judy Kendall, Kae Ewing, Donna Wright, Pat Schwimer, Judy Standiford. ROW 3: Jeanette Potter, Wanda Miller, Janice Gale, Carol Wenning, Sharon Tarplee, Lyn- da Long, Carol Olds, Sharon Rautenberg, Jane Olds, Melinda McArthur, Bonnie North, Joyce Shinkle, Linda Swails. ROW 4: Alice Decker, Janet Briggs, Carol Clevinger, Nita Degener, Jo Ellen Haynes, Judy Kirchhoff, Charlene Eversole, Ginny Mitchell, Rowena Degan, Jody Morrow, Carol Wright, Janet Schindler, Sue Fraser, Shirley Haney, Natalie McClelland. ROW 5: Sue Kuczeski, Betty Sample, Donna Anderson, Mary Alice Stierwalt, Gloria John- son, Beverly Cole, Sharon Ashley, Sandy Wysong, Judy Sellers, Lorraine Lamm, Joan Smith, Judy Yentes, Maryann Dobson, Diane Arnold, Diane Woodward, Miss Kelly. Absent were: Nancy Morgan, Myrna Sailor. ROW 1: Linda Swails, itreasurerj, Janet Briggs, fsecretaryb, Lorraine Lamm, lvice presi- dentj, Judy Standiford, ireporterj, Marcia Keever, fstudent councilj, Diane Woodward, fpresidentl. ROW 2: Linda Messinger, Julie Whyte, Lana Stonebraker, Bonnie North, Karen Brown. ROW 3: Susan Hunter, Nancy Ellwanger, Mary Jane Anderson, Janice Allen, Janice Gale. STANDING: Jo Ellen Haynes, Donna Muncie, Melinda McArthur, Nita Degener, Ginny Mitchell, Lynda Long, Wanda Miller, Druscilla Clayton, Jeanie Piper, Sharon Ashley, Gyn- eth Everhart, Judy Sellers, Miss Healey, Mr. Foland. Absent were: Nancy Morgan, Jayne Thompson, Barbara Kildsig, Alice Balmer, Suzanne Smith, Mary Alice Curry. F.B.L.A.-sponsored by Miss Healey and Mr. Foland, each year helps promote better business leaders. As their main money- making project, they honored the varsity letter winners at the an- nual F.B.T. dance. BOOSTER CLUB ROW 1: Miss Rust, Gloria Johnson tsecretaryj, Sharon Tarplee lvice presidentl, Jeanie Piper istu- dent Council, Sue Todd ltreasurerl, Donna Wright lpresidentj. ROW 2: Lana Stonebraker, Mary John- son, Jim McClamroch, Janice Gale, Janie Hardin. fvarsity cheerleaders? ROW 3: Anita Beatty, Bev Cole, Sharon Ashley, Lynda Long, Judy Sellers, Joan Smith, Maryann Dobson, Janette Jolliff, Ro- berta Yoho. ROW 4: Marcia Keever, Donna Keever, Jeanette Potter, Edith McGinley, Druscilla Clayton, Donna Anderson, Alice Decker, Wanda Miller, Carol Mace, Lorraine Lamm. ROW 5: Judy Standiford, Marilyn Neiman, Nancy Harper, Karen Brown, Sandy Wysong, Paula Winterfeldt, Sally Manion, Pat Vehorn, Jody Morrow, Diane Woodward, Karen White. ROW 6: Mary Alece Stierwalt, Sandra Fin- nerty, Mary Jane Anderson, Mary Margaret Elli- son, Kae Ewing, Shirley Haney, Judy Kendall, Sue Fraser, Judy Anderson, Julie Whyte, Suzanne Smith, Betty Sample. ROW 7: Emily Weigel, Bever- ly Dine, Betty Huffman, Theresa Bongen, Loretta Perkins, Judy Ellis, Janice Allen, Barbara Kildsig, Donna Muncie, Nancy Ellwanger, Janete McClel- land, Cheryl Forsythe, Elizabeth Cohan. Absent were Nancy Morgan, Rosemary Strouse, Dee Swords, Donna Felty, Diana Arnold, Pat Schwimer, Myrna Sailor. The members of Booster Club certainly did a wonderful job, backing the team on to victory at the games this year. Clad in their new brown and gold capes they cheered the team with yells to the current hit tunes. The club, sponsored by Miss Rust, sold derbies for the sectionals as their main money-making project. They also provided the trophy for the best decorated car in the car caravan to the sectionals at Butler. When the basketball urge was in the air, When the games started were you there? Were you cheering loud and clear, Letting the team know you were there? Cheering them on with a Go, Team, Go. Wishing they'd win and letting them know? When the team made a basket, did you yell real loud, Letting them know that you were proud? ROW 1: Janice Gale, Rosemary Strouse, Linda Swails, Sharon Tarplee. ROW 2: Druscilla Clayton, Jerry Pollitt, Bart Updike, Mrs. Welborn, Paula Winterfeldt, Jeanie Piper. ROW 3: Sue Todd, Jim Burkhart, Ed Skeeters, Dick Dick- erson, Denny Troth, Bill Hackett, Bill Sweet. ATIO AL HO OR OCIETY Receiving their charter in 1948, Speec way's National Honor Society has been spor sored from the first by Mrs. Welborn. A though the main qualification for membei ship is that each student must have an avei age of eleven honor points per semester, the must also be passed by the faculty on th qualities of leadership, character, and service Therefore all students who have an averag of eleven honor points are not members. Sinc this is an honorary organization there are n regular meetings held. Composed of boys from the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior class, Hi-Y sponsored the clothe-a-child drive at Christmas time. As their main project again this year they presented their annual Good Friday religious program to give students opportunity to worship to- gether. Row 1-Phil Loffland, Richard Reed, Ron Carter, Mickey Finnegan, Corky Queener, HI-Y Richie Schwimmer, Ken Wills, Steve Lookabaugh, Lee Badger, Norwood Hughes, Row 2- Mike Caplinger, Kent McCoy, Denny Troth lpresidentl, Ralph Baker, Jim McClamroch, Mr. Huckleberry, Bart Updike, Bill Williams, Jerry Pollitt, Bob Frye, Bob Scott, Row 3- Steve Bradley, Ralph Thompson, Don Calvin, Roger Helser, Bob Adams, Bob Cox, John Robinson, Bill Hackett, Jim Harris, John Carmichael, Bill Tingle, Nick Nizamoff, Tom Jones, Chuck Stumph, Dave Knoll, Row 4-Bill Scott, Ralph Logston, Ron Power, John Sherman, Lynn McMahon, Jerry Roberts, Jan Updike, Wally Wilhoite, Skip Johnson, Jim Robinson, Ron Souder, Dean Hubbard, Don Akers, Lester Smith. --26 . i . OFFICE SSISTA TS File those report cards, says Miss Waggoner as she and the office assistants work at report card time. These girls work during study periods in the office, picking up absence slips from the rooms and helping send out attendance letters. Row 1: Carol Ann Wenning, Maryann Dobson, Janice Waggoner, Row 2: Sandy Smith, Elet- ta Simonton, Lynda Long, Jeanette Potter, Pam Clark, Gyneth Everhart, Judy Jarvis, Delores Wilkerson, Nancy Harper, Sandra Sharp, PROJ EC TICNISTS Mr. Beatty gives the projection- ists a few handy tips as he explains how to operate the projector to: Jim Nilson, Tom Howard, Carlos Torre-lla, Mike Taylor, Steve Chitwood, Chuck Heady, Lee Badger, Jim Elliott, Hob Campfield, Jim Craig, Jerry Brubaker, Sitting-Mike Swift, Terry Engle, David Oeth, Fred Staver, Stanley Eppen, Mike Douglas, Tom Cotton. These boys show educational films to classes as an instructional aid. LIBRARIA S These boys and girls under the di- rection of Mr. Beatty help put books on the shelves after they have been brought back. Shown here looking over a few new books are: Standing: Mr. Beatty, Sandra Smith, Linda Nice, Shirley Tillson, Judy Lamm, Anita Beatty, Jean Ann Thompson, Lynda Denman, Don Nilson, Carlos Torrella, Janet Wilshire, Becky Hunter, Sitting: Darla McCartney, Carol Langston, Curtis Leonard, Loren Heaney. Everybody loves an old fashioned vaudeville! and everyone really enjoyed the all-school vaudeville Dra- matics Club sponsored as a double convo on Decem- ber 5. Coaching from the side lines, Miss Spencer, club sponsor, directed the 12 acts presented. With Alice Decker serving as a most efficient chairman, the club put on the make-up for all the school plays this year. lst row, Bart Updike istudent councilj, Janice Gale lsecre- taryj, Jeanie Piper fpresidentj, Linda Swails ivice presi- dentj, Alice Decker ftreasurerl. 2nd. ROW: Tom Houger, Charlene Eversole, Melinda Mc- Arthur, Linda Houpt, Wanda Miller, Karen Brown, Ro- wena Degan, Lorraine Lamm, Donna Wright, Karen White, Jan Updike. 3rd. ROW: Gene Nesbit, Diane Woodward, Sharon Tarp- lee, Paula Winterfeldt, Diana Arnold, Judy Standiford, Judy Sellers, Sharon Ashley, Chuck Hayman. Absent were Nancy Morgan, Natalie McClelland, Rosemary Strouse, Janette Jolliff, Pat Wolfe, Marcia Keev- er, Alice McCracken, Ginny Mitchell, Jim McClamroch, John Robinson, Steve Summers, Jim Dugger, Bob Scott, Dick Hensley. With rhythm and timing Janice Gale, Linda Swails, Judy Stand- Wow! those legs! These gals?? Jim Sprinkles, Bill Hack- ett, Bob Adams, Bill Williams, and Bob Scott seemed to en- joy the whistles from the onlookers as they danced the Can- Can. iford, Diane Woodward, Jeanie Piper, and Rosemary Strouse open the show with ease and gracefullness. Saints? They well may be but???? Following their hilarious card game, Wally Wilhoite, Nick Nizamoff, Bill Scott, Chuck Hayman, Tom Houger, Gene Nesbit, and Mike Beck add a bit of talented? singing to the vaudeville. Hoo Ray! Hoo Ray! I'm going away with the man in the little white coat, sang Natalie McClelland as she pantomimed her record. Boo-Hoo Hoo! Friends, we are gathered here for a sad celebrationeabout the sad- dest celebration you can celebrate, announced Jim McMahon at a cat's funeral. Hay, Myrt, there's a wise guy settin' next to me. He says how could I have a shiver up my spine with all this hot air floatin' around! exclaimed pudgy Nancy Morgan. Fancy steppin John Bullington told the audience about THE SUNNY SIDE OF THE STREET as he danced and sang. Hello, Baby, this is the Big Bopper talkin ' said Big Bopper Ginny Mitchell as she twirled her key key chain in CHANTILLY LACE. Diana Amold and her shadow, Marilyn Neiman, Just Me and My Shadow Walkin' Down the Avenue. Liberace - No - Just Smith but with the Cande- labra and full works Lester Smith showed everyone he certainly did have DIZZY FINGERS. DRA ATICS CLUB VAUDE ILLE No One Knows what's in store for this up-and-coming singing star, Gary Gillespie. I Rah! Rah! Rah! Have derby, will Swing away with The Swingin Sweethearts as they sing Give Me That Ole Soft Shoe. yell-as Karen White cheers her team on to victory. A The hoppin' grasshoppers, Jim Elliot and Tom Coon- ey, made their first appearance before the student body M.C.'s Bart Updike and Jim McClamroch fendsj get the cast together including the Charleston girls-Donna Wright and Janette Jolliff fextreme rightj-who changed the cards for the acts. .30- GERNIIQ Ich gelobe Treue dem Bannder der Ver- einegten Staaten- I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United State, said German club members at the beginning of their meet- ings. Under the direction of Mr. Roe, the club was started to help students further their knowledge and interest in the German language and country. Club members are: Row 1-Gery Marmaduke, Arlene Harris, Tom Howard, Natalie McClelland, presi- dent, Mr. Roe, sponsor, Row 2-Ricky Payne, Hank Mosser, treasurer, Dave Johnson, Dick Swift, Row 3-Don Niederhauser, Tom Mead, Paul Boomershine, Roberta Jarvis, secretary. Absent-Richard Simon. LATI Scientia est potestas-Knowledge is power, Mrs. Grady tells her Latin Club students, As their main projects this year, they sold Speedway decals and held a candy sale. Members of this club are: Row 1-Susan Hunter, Brenda Montgomery lprogram chair- manl, Mrs. Grady fsponsorl, Sandy Nice lpresidentj, Ruth Haettinger isecretaryl, Alice Decker fstudent councill, Mickey Fin- negan inomenclatorl. Row 2-Jean Ann Thompson, Sandy Hickey, Cynthia Dietrich, Gay Halbert, Jeanette Potter Kvice presi- denti, Beverly Trueblood ttreasurerl, Judy Miscoi, Barbara Coulson, Janet Denny, Cheryl Forsythe. Row 3-Anita Beatty, Ka- thy Smith, Loretta Perkins, Sue Price, Dav- id Hunt, Betty Huffman, Marcia Vehling, Sucille Hinchrnan, Natalie McClelland. Row 4-Beverly Dine, Judy Dolton, Bob Poste, Steve Summers, Clark Johnson, Nancy Hiatt, Debbie Zieher. PANHHI Habla a el Espanol? Spanish club asks the question, Do you speak Spanish? The club, sponsored by Mr. Burns, held a Span- ish Christmas party to help give a better understanding of holidays in Spanish speak- ing countries. Pictured are: Front Row: Marcia Pollock, Alice Blamr, Melanie King, Paula Nolte, Paula Winterfeldt, Linda Den- man, Jeanie Piper, Sandi Scyphers, Char- lene Eversole, Rowena Degan, Judy Kirch- hoff, Alice McCracken, Sue Scott, Barbara Kildsig, Tana Meko. Standing: Dave Oeth, vice presidentg Bill Williams, Denny Troth, president, Jack Wiliams, Mr. Burns, spon- sorg Stanley Crain, Jan Allen, treasurer, Pat Wolfe, Diane Douglas, Sally Kern, Dixie White, Lois Frye, Mary Jane Blase, Carole Wright, secretary, Bill Beck, Jim Gabert, Dick Burdge, student council, Mike Gradi- son, Don Stewart. TUDE T COU CIL Under the direction of Mr. Weller, student council reviews all charters for new clubs and passes the worthy ones. ' The council, which is the governing body of the school, tries to regulate rules for dances and other school or- ganization activities. Members: Row 1-Dick Burdge, Nancy Kern, Becky Hunter, Karen Douglas, Marcia Keever, Row 2-Gary Eaves, Steve Noble, Mardis Coers, Bart Updike, Steve Wood, Row 3-Bill O'Neal, Jocelyn Johnson, Alice Decker, Jerry Pollitt, Lar- ry Thomas, Row 4-Judy Standiford, Arleen Harris, Sandy Huffman, Jane Hard- in, Sharon Ashley, Jeanie Piper, Rosemary Strouse, Judy McClamroch, Marcia Anthony, Janet McClelland, Row 5-Steve Bradley, Frank Frosh, Eddie Skeeters, Mike Beck, Bill Tingle, John Sherman, Bill Williams, Ronnie Cox, Dean Hub- bard, Absent Diane Douglas, Mark Kelley. VARSITY CLUB One of the newest clubs granted membership through student council this year was the Varsity Club. The only stipulation for membership is a boy must be a varsity letter winner. The club was started, with the help of Mr. Clark, to promote a better feeling of co-operation between the four var- sity sports organizations. Sportsman- ship will be their watchword. Memberszg Row 1-Jim McClamroch, Bill Williams, Bob Johnson, Bill Hackett, Mr. Clark, John Robinson, Gene Nesbit, Jim McMahon, Ralph Baker, Row 2-John Hood, Bob Cox ftreasurerj, Mike Beck fstudent coun- cilj, Don Sweet, Tim Ross, Gene Enlow fpresidentl, Ed Skeeters fsecre' taryl, Kent McCoy, Chuck Hayman, Row 3-Jerry Brubaker, Dean Hub- bard, Don Akers, Jerry Roberts, Bill Tingle, Joe Griffin, Nick Nizamoff isergeant-at-armsl, Steve Lookabough, Bill Scott, Phil Loffland, Jim Dug- ger. Absent-Tom Houger and Bill Sweet. -32- 'Il A 4 an J Ln We're off and running! Yes, we're off and running for the 1958-1959 year of athletics at Speedway High School. From the first kick-off of the first football game to the last pitch of the baseball season, you will travel along with us in this pictorial sports review. WE THEY 35 Danville 0 14 Decatur Central 7 6 Brownsburg 20 26 Lawrence Central 54 27 Warren Central 6 13 Beech Grove 14 7 Plainfield 32 39 Pike Township 14 Our Speedway Sparkplu catur Central Hawks. August 15, 1958, Speedway High School's footbal season was officially opened. As is usual many boys fron many different walks of life came in from their summei jobs to begin a new job of working for Coach Johnsor and his assistants. Foreman Johnson knew his job well for this would be the twenty-second team with which he would work. Assistant Coach Clark was no stranger tc the gridiron either, for this was his fifth year as assistant coach. Although this was Assistant Coach Crumley's first year teaching and coaching at Speedway, it was not his first year working with Coach Johnson. While in high school, Mr. Crumley played under Coach Johnson as a Speedway letterman. With this combination at the reins, the boys from Speedway marched boldly up to the working harness and strapped it on. The harness symbolized hard work, sweat, discouragement, and fatique, but finally our team was rounded into shape. As last year, our team was to employ the side saddle- Y formation, similar to Indiana University's formation oi last year. Our defense was to be altered for every con- test. This would not leave us vulnerable from any one who might have scouted our previous games. We started with a nucleus of 13 seniors which helped a great deal in early season practices and later on in the campaign. Our team accumulated a record of four wins and four losses which placed us right square on the .500 mark. This achievement, although not of the highest quality usually found at Speedway High, was, nevertheless, a just and good pay for the 1958 footballers from Speedway High School. gs brace themselves to protect Tom Slater's punt against the De- as E S The football for the first game is tossed from the hands of Janette .lol- liff, athletic queen, to Captain 'lim Ml'- Mahon. Q ALL HAN DECK The color guard of the Speedway American Legion Post prepares to raise tln flag on the new flag pole presented to the school by the Speedway Lions Uluh. 211100. v Hill llavlu-It, Cll'lllIl major. leads the Spf-ml way laand in :inotliu fine half time perlorin LINEMEN-The Speedway linemen this year were under the direction of Coach Clark. Allen Vollmer, Butch Stumph, Jim Riddle, Lester Smith, Tom Walker, Kent McCoy, Frank Frosch, Gene Nesbit, Bill Williams, Kent Dunbar, Bill Sweet, Chuck Hayman, Mike Beck, Mike Caplinger, Bill Cline, Richy Schwimmer, Tom Bray, John Bullington, Roger Helser, demonstrating-- Bob Johnson, Jim Dugger, and Mr. Clark. BACKFIELD-The Hbruising backfieldn this year was given the special direction of Coach Johnson. Forrest Rupe, Bill Scott, Tom Slater, Tom Jones, Don Akers, Ed Skeeters, Don Ellison, Coach Johnson, Ber- nie Enlow, Phil Loffland, Ron Power. VARSITY-The Varsity Beef o 1959 lst. row--Bob Johnson, Bill Wil liams, Chuck Hayman, Kent McCoy Mike Beck, Jim Dugger, Gene Nesbit Bill Sweet, 2nd. row--Tom Walker Frank Frosch, Kent Dunbar, Mike Cap linger, Bill Cline, Jim McMahon, For rest Rupe, Tom Slater, 3rd. row--Mr Clark, Bill Scott, Nick Nizamoff, Bil Tingle, Bob Cox, Tim Ross, Ed Skeet ers, Tom Jones, Jack Williams, anc Mr. Johnson. ENDS-Our sticky-fingered ends were under the direction of Coach Crumley. Standing-Coach Crumley, Bill Tingle, Jack Williams, Bob Cox, Jim McMahon, Bill Sweet, Nick Nizamoff, Tim Ross. Kneeling-- Lynn McMahon, Terry Lough, John Sher- man, Ronny Carter. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL WE T HE Y 12 Ben Davis 12 7 Eastwood 6 0 Mooresville 0 13 Decatur Central 7 19 Westlane 0 RESERVE FOOTBALL 19 Brownsburg 0 6 North Central 20 35 Pike Township 13 Our Speedway Reserve team waits for their chance at the big time in next year's season. Row 1--Mr. Crumley, Allen Vollmer, John Bulling- ton, Roger Helser, Ike Spall, Bill O'Neal, Phil Loffland, Ricky Roberts, John Hardin, Gary Nice. Row 2--Ron Power, Jerry Irwin, Dave Stovall, Denny Hackett, Steve Noble, Steve Thomas, Gary Ewing, Ronny Kinder, Lester Smith, Bernie Enlow, Tom Bray, Row 3--Lynn McMahon, Richy Schwimmer, Butch Stumph, Don Akers, Jim Riddle, Ron Carter, John Sherman, Don Ellison, Terry Lough. Student managers patch up players' ills. Roger Helser receives first aid from Tom Mead. Ron Power is getting water from Corky Queener, while Lynn McMahon looks on. Don Akers is being help- ed by Dick Nester while Ron Car- ter adjusts his shoe string. Our undefeated Freshman team this year was composed of--Row 1--Martis Coers, Jerry Irwin, Gail Raehn, Jim Griffin, Cecil Ripperdan, Steve Thomas, Ricky Roberts, John Hardin. Row 2--Tom Boscher, Mike Fendley, Denny Hackett, Ike Spall, Coach Crumley, Bill O'Neal, Gary Nice, Dick Slat- er, Gary Ewing, Row 3--Steve Sarchett, Dick Todd, Dave Stovall, Steve Noble, Dick Swift, Ron Kinder, Steve Maple, Don Mos- chenross, Dave Griswold, Al Stilley. .37- lg- Graduation takes thirteen seniors from the 1958 Sparkplug grid squad. Next season the coaching squad will be in search of replacements for Forrest Rupe, Kent McCoy, Chuck Hayman, Gene Nesbit, Tom Slater, Ed Skeeters, Bob Cox, Jim McMahon, Bill Sweet, Bill Williams, Bob Johnson, Tim Ross and Mike Beck. PARTI G PLUG Coaches Crumley, Clark, and Johnson will be depending on this year's re- serves to replace the graduating lettermen. FATHER KNOWS BEST! Co-Captains Beck fkneelingj and Mc Coach Johnson explains a play to his Mahon confer on the practice field. graduating son Bob. - 38 . Most Improved Player Award this year went The Hanna Scholastic' Award this year went to Bill Tingle, who was a standout in the defen- to Ed Skeeters. Ur. llanna, who attends every sive field. The award is presented by Lion Presi- game to offer ru-ressary medical aid, presents the dent John Whitmore. award to Ed. Most Valuable Player Award winner, Mike Beck, here pins a vorsage on his justly proud mother. Lion Whitmore looks on, possibly giving some necessary advice. FANS CLAP HA DS FOR AWARD WINNER Our fighting Sparkplugs also like to eat as is evidenced in this banquet scene. The Lions Club annually gives banquets for both our football and our basketball heroes, one in the fall and one in the spring. .39. SEASON 'S RECORD Brownsburg Plainfield Pike Lawrence Central Mooresville Avon Franklin Center Grove Beech Grove Franklin Township Southport North Central Danville Washington Ben Davis Zionsville Decatur Central Greenwood Tech 'Overtime TIME OUT FOR MUSIC Ed Skeeters gracefully moves with his partner to the l new mid winter dancing rage. The Basketball Polka. i 3 DOUBLE TROUBLE Sparkplugs Jim McMahon and Bob Cox reach hi pull down a rebound against Danville as Ed Skeeters n in. JUMP BALL! With many arms and legs waving madly for the ball, the whistle blows and a jump is called. The 1958-1959 Speedway High School basketball season was one of hard work the first three quarters and defeat the fourth. Speedway, after leading many teams for three quarters of the game, would fall behind in the final minutes of play, losing to their oppon- ent. This phenomenon was responsible for at least five of Speedway's defeats. Speedway was unable to convert any tourney games into victories, losing their first game in the Marion County Tourney at Southport and their first game of the Section- al with Tech. Jim McMahon, Forward Bob Cox, Center Qs-i Eugene Enlow, Forward Bill Tingle, Guard Mxke Beck, Guard Tom Jones, Guard Jerry cam,.,o0 Him! -41- Bob Campfield, Center Al Oliver, Forward is wg Jerry Brubaker, Forward Ed Skeeters, Forward Steve Lookabaugh, Guard The brunt of Speedway's scoring attack was in the form of 1 10 , 140 pound junior Tom Jones, who com- piled an 18.8 point average in 19 games to win the Mar- ion tounty scoring championship. Varsity basketball team, sporting their new uniforms: left-right C oach Neat Tom lones, Bill Tingle, Jerry Roberts, Gene Enlow, Bob Campfield, Bob Cox Jerry Brubaker lim McMahon, Al Oliver, Ed Skeeters, Mike Beck, Steve Lookabough Coach Pollard With the Brownsburg gymnasium full to ca- pacity, our Sparkplugs opened their 1958-59 bas- ketball season. Our Sparkplugs lost in an over- time to the Bulldogs, but this was the start of a fine season. Although our team fell 10 more times, our 8 wins stood out as fine efforts. Speedway, although leading at the end of the third quarter in many contests, was unable to turn the trick for a winning final score, as they lost in many cases, with just seconds to go. From our Reserve Team will come many of next year's Varsity players. Back Row: Coach Neat, Steve Lookabough, Dean Hubbard, Ron Akers, Hob Oliver, Campfield, Jim Walker, Al Oliver, Ronnie Souder, student manager Lynn McMahon. This year's Reserve Team com- piled a 8 win 9 loss record of which any team could be proud. We of Speedway are glad to say they repre- sented us. The teams leading scorer was Steve Lookabough. He had a total of 106 points for an enviable season per- formance. RE ERVE TRE GTH Holm WARMING UP POLLARITS STRATEGY In warm up, Sophomore Jerry Roberts lays one Coach Pollard points a flaw in the Plainfield up and in, defense as the team listens intently. -43- The 7th and 8th grade teams each completed successful basketball campaigns under the coaching of Mr. Sallee. The 8th grade won eight games while losing six, and the seventh grad- ers compiled a five win two loss re- cord. The Eighth grade won the East- wood Jr. High Invitational Tourna- ment as a highlight to a fine year of Basketball. Another team of which Speedway is justly proud is our Freshmen team. This is the Fresh- men team which was runner-up to Southport in the Marion County Freshmen Tourney. This is the team that won the Mid-State Conference title. They are justly proud of the-Mid-State Freshman Trophy! Yes, this is the team that compiled a 7-won 2 loss record for the 1958-59 basketball season. As many of these boys played on the Reserve team all this year, our future looks bright in this field of sports. lst. Row- Coach Neat, Ike Spall, Martis Coers, John Hard- in, student manager Lynn McMahon, 2 nd. Row- Ronny Kinder, Denny Hackett, Steve Thomas, 3rd. Row-Jim Waggoner, Bill O'Neal, Jerry Ew- ing, Bob Oliver. UP A COMIN 8th Grade Team lst Row-Jack Fidger, Mike Bright, Jack Troth, Dick Canada, Phil Engle Steve Sallee, 2nd Row-Jerry Cotton, Gary Bur- cope, Jim Richwine, Don Kutch, Bob Shinkle Larry Sipe, Bill Vehling, Coach Sallee. v a 7th Grade Team lst Row-Glen Curtis, George Haettinger, Jerry Crane, Bryan McClelland, Steve Wood, Bob Maple, Bob Sallee, Glenn Nes- bit, 2nd Row-Greg Mikkelson, Rex Crandall, Mike Hackett, Coach Sallee, Stanley Denman, Mike AcArthur, Gary Bell, 3rd Row-Student Manager Harris Gravett, Jim Cesnik, Joey De- Lisle, Dave Johnson, Ray Stanfield, Gene Bilbee. PRI G SPORT When the all-conference baseball team members were announced, four Speedway players were mentioned. Bob Templin was named all-Mid-State-con- ference catcher and Bill Williams was named all-conference utility outfielder. Tom Jones and Ralph Baker won honor- able mention. Our baseball games under the able hand of Coach Neat always offer plenty of excitement. More interest in this sport is shown every year. lst. row-- Jim McMahon, Richy Schwimmer, Bill Tingle, Tim Ross, Phil Loffland, Ralph Baker, John Bullington, Steve Looka- bough, 2nd, row--Coach Neat, Tom Jones, Kent McCoy, Jerry Roberts, Bob Campfield, Jerry Brubaker, Denny Troth, Bill Williams, Bill Hackett. Any spring day you will find the track well-populated by our thinly- clads. Coach Nay tirelessly trains, times, and teaches the fundamentals of this spring sport. lst. row--Ron Bell, Mike Beck, Forrest Rupe, John Hood, Bob Templin, Bob Wasson, Tom Slat- er, 2nd row--Jerry King, Gene Enlow, Bob Cox, Bob O'Neal, Ed Skeeters, Coach Nay, Louie Jay. Most Improved Track Award, which last spring went to Bob Cox, was presented on Honor Day by 1958 Student Council president Bob Temp- lin. A helping hand to our Reserve team was extended by four lovely Reserve Cheerleaders: Kathy Smith, Nancy Amick, Sandy Hickey, Share on Marsh. HELPI G Dreaming of the years to come are our 8th The seventh grade was helped along in its grade yell squad: Sheila Gradison, Denny Hub- I I A D S efforts by four charming lasses: Jody Hanna, bell, Nancy Burton, and Linda Summers. Kay Evans, Barbara Simons, and Rita Knight. The Freshman yell leaders, Judy Butler, Nancy Hiat, Kathy Smith, and Sandy Hickey, were really proud to use their mega- phones to tell all about their vic- torious season. -46- 1 R . w if 'Q 1 'I fm iff' F Sufi . gl 'FHL -nt -an-f bum V-'Q x A-. K 'U AE as Q g J 'Q ri. , -3 K . XA.f?5- f 12,57 ' Q Q. w Q . U QI Y a .. Q: .gm ik T Us V., 5 i Q.. . I . J. X, f M- -me. I - fx, ww 1 wi , WW' if L 3 by Q ,N 1 3. ii X n I , 1 M' Y 1 5 b ,Y V Q ' x , , ' ,, , . , 'ly i IQ f YQ .1 f k V TLV V ' 'fi W A , lg. A Mr. R. C. Jordan Superintendent Mrs. Musgrave Secretary ADMINISTRATION The rung of a ladder was never meant to rest upon, but only to hold a man's foot long enough to enable him to put the other somewhat higher. Thomas Huxley Mr. Jordan, Superintendent of Speedway Schools, has helped us reach the present rung in our climb on the Ladder of Success. As his secretary, Mrs. Musgrave has made Mr. Jordan's task less burdensome. Mr. R. J. Kryter Mr. D. Wright Mr. S. R. McMahon Through the guidance of school board members, Mr. Wright, president, Mr. Kryter, secretary, and Mr. Mc- Mahon, treasurer, we have climbed each rung successfully. Mr. Thompson, principal, continu- ed the job of Mr. Northcott, elemen- tary principal, helping us all reach this mid-point in our careers. Miss Wag- goner, his new secretary, assumed the recording of our final high school a- chievements. Miss Waggoner Secretary Mr. L. E. Thompson Principal FACULTY ENGLISH Mrs. Hine Miss Spencer Mrs. Kendall Mrs. Hildebrand Without the English Department we could not progress on the Ladder of Success for we must learn to express our- selves effectively. . LANGUAGE Mr. Roe Mrs. Grady Mr. Bums Miss Yunker German, Russian, Latin, and Spanish have helped us to understand better our World Neighbors. BUSINESS Mr. Foland Miss Healey The Business Department, like the English and Language Departments, pre- pares us for our future climb as adults. -49- Mr. Weller Mr. Troth Mr. Adams The History Department shows us the paths our forefathers trod to their success and warns us of the pitfalls. Science-The most important subject of this age of atoms and missiles-points our thoughts to the many advances and changes of our civilization. The Homemaking Department prepares the girls for our future as economically important homemakers. .50y- HI TORY Mr. Huckleberry Mr. Pollard Mr. Crumley CIENCE Mr. Frazier Mr. Clark Mrs. Frazier PR CTIC Mr. Trosky MATH Mrs. Welbom Mr. Nay FINE ARTS RTS Mr. Wicker Miss Rust Miss Pumphrey Mr. Jent Mrs. Praed Mr. Beatty With our ever increasing need for scientists, our math department has become increasingly important. Fine Arts bolsters our culture in the Music, Art, and Literary fields of endeavor. Industrial Arts train the boys for work in many skills after high school. -51- PHY ICAL EDUCATIO Mr. Sallee Mr. Neat All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. Here our Physical Educa- Miss Kelley tion Department comes in handy besides arranging for our physical well-being. SCHGOL TREA URERA D URSE In or out of school, our faculty gives us their support us is illustrated by this scene taken at our Junior-Senior Reception dinner in 1958. Mrs. Pollard Mrs. Beck - ,P -' 'T Twp F 17 'M ' ' After a hearty meal dance or two, the faculty relaxed in the lounge. EVE TH GRADE President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponors ft David Wills Tom Tyler Donna Cahen Phil Hamilton Mr. Frazier Miss Pumphrey Richard Stanton, a first division winner for his piano solo in the Solo and Ensemble contest, has reserved himself a fine place in the seventh grade's book of memories. CLASS CF 1964 -me Anita Albright 4- M L A I Donna Andrews ' S :L i A i, A Shire Atkinson Q sss o 1 if A sr m f . ,f Kenneth Axsiom i g? ' ZTIL Gar Bell ' f p ' it y '.N1 l i A S xx Danny Benefiel If 1, - A f ya H . Ruth Benson A A ,Q .X Q L - A - Steve Bisson ii A A X A E. ,'.. ii Eg Vicki Boomershine . A A 5 ' - f W K Y:-l. Q. L,.'. g s Marsha Brower ' Ak so V A A Carolyn Brown i 5 l ,N -X 5 - Mary Ann Brown 5 A N - if lg, 5' Donna Cahen 3. ' S K X 5 - Bob Cantwell l , fa A A ,Q in Marlon Carroll - 5 1 z b . 3 M James Cesnik m ' , ','. A A Am Alan Chilton lli N m ,Q e-i - 1: I y i Paul Chitwood y . A ,P C fm, Greg Connell S is F My 1 . H Stanley Cotton 1 W u f A 0' C ss.. f Donald Crain y 1 , S Y 'g if A A F Rex Crandall 'l ' X A will X ' Jerry Crane Q S ' 4 l Sue Crawford --'. ss V 'J Q C if 'H Glenn Curtis 3 fi . gg K 5 V . 'F' 9? Joey DeLisle .,. , S 'TNF air 1 , Stanley Denman L- ,f31,,,'f X Donna Dietrich A - I X I x X Q.. l X E Karen Douglas ' X f 'C e P2-as Buddy Ellwanger .'::. ' sl ,- 9 if Q., x Qs, -W, Tom Elson W V - Q S lr., : N 53 il.a f Q ,, ' A gi Kay Evans A 33 ,X .Qi 1 X li ill am l Cm Faulk F a Sandra Feucht Kay Fraser .53- Patty Gastineau Martha Girdley .Gwen Goff Judy Guidotti Jay Gyarmati Mike Hackett Jody Hanna Jim Hansen Carol Hansson 1 Gregg Heaoock Bob Heaney Loren Heaney Bobby Hodson Richard Hoerger Marilyn Hubbard Edmund Irwin Dave Johnson Tom Johnson Patricia Kildsig Catherine Kirby Rita Knight Curtis Leonard Jack Long Marlane Losh Richard Mason Mike McArthur Larry McCahan Harris Gravett Richard Griffith Danny Griswold Richard Haehl George Haettinger Phillip Hamilton Richard Harper Susan Havens Vicki Hayes Jim Higdon Sandra Hinchman Doris Hitchcock David Huffman , Eva Kay Hughes Rebecca Hunter Donna Jones Mark Kelly Nancy Kem Judy Lamm Sandra Lampman Carol Langston Jane Lough Bob Maple Marsha Mason Darla McCartney Brian McClelland Greg Mikkelsen -54- 1 Q, ,4 R 'fi D 5 4 g:,.3-' 1 2 ' X, Mary Lyn Miller Peggy Miller Gordon Miscoi John Nelson Glenn Nesbit Sherry Muir James Murphy Jim Nelson Harriet Jean Nesbit Richard Parks Timmy Payne Martha Peavler Richard Prince Charlotte Raquet Donnie Richey Ray Runkel Linda Rushton Bobby Sallee Wayne Showalter Barbara Simon Judy Smith Gloria Stiles Larry Terry Janice Tremor George Walker Charles Wells Carolyn West Janet Wilshire Steve Wood Linda Nice Don Nilson Susan Palmer Sally Peters Keith Pieper Carolyn Poste Mike Richwine Jane Robards Jane Rumbaugh Joe Scott Steven Sellers Sharon Shaffer Bob Sorgenfrei Ray Stanfield Richard Stanton Diane Tyler Tommy Tyler Ann Vollmer Larry Wilkerson Maurie Wilkerson David Wills John Ziegler Fred Zormger Cecil Witherbee Sherry Wyne Karen Zoll -55- Q a we of-rm 3 1 7 fi a Q R+ it s ' J -I :web in r oaat f i : gi ::-- - R www -V N, .J . . , ,i,,.,, . Judy Allen Marcia Anthony Phil Baker John Bareham Claudia Barsoda Janet Bates EIGHTH GRADE in E 4. llnn J f A AAA' . . .. : fy 53 -. -- ,im ---Q : fit ' f -X ff' -. ,. S AL o . f g Wgg j -vw , ' , ,LL' , ' 1. if. ' jj? U N l M 3, J f lhl ' .. A llll is I its at J A ll E i J - 'izg' ' f L 5 is - ' Lhlf i 5 ,. - .: , M : , -7- l , g LZEE g g gg g ,is a ' E ln 1 3 2334 3 A . ,f.: f V. 31 .:f,. 2 'I' ,1 4,., :iris ik 5 we L in xii 3 a W si Wav .. ,. . - ,V fake . R1 wi K, H av 'L ,J as K .. Diane Bennett Marlynn Betts Kathy Bradley Johnny Cadick Janet Campbell Joyce Campfield Jim Cook Dick Cooney Terry Cotton Jane Curry Vicki Curtis Lee Cutler Donna Dimmett Peggy Dobson Becky Dolton John Eppen Sandra Eppen Mary Ann Featheringill Jo Ann Foster Richard Fowler Diane Fruth Jean Ann Griffin Sharon Grimes Dave Hamer Marvin Huffman Juliana Jarvis Janine Jordan Mike Bright Gray Burcope Nancy Burton Dick Canada Sharon Chestnut Bryan Clark Bill Craig Bob Craig Victor Crawford Bob Davison James Degan Bob Denny Gary Eaves Phil Engle Steve Ent Sandra F eely Jack Fidger Pattie Flanagan Sandra Glaze Sheila Gradison' Mike Graves Sharon Harris Terry Helser Denny Hubbell Marjy Kendall Judy Klopp Joan Kojola wt -is A wk ,ELS 15 .. 5 K - v. K if 51 va X . 'Ti , A gi, . -V . , Q5 XB 63 135: ,- t 1,3 , E,:, :--L- -- Qian Lg 'x :V '.. . . ., 4 - if :s 1 ' . f , f r s r 1 cgi , iarl . Q J iuzzz J in X r A .'-' f G, it osJ S U , - ,.,, J J ies o A 1 . orss Q tvo. N ,. 9 N gli 3.3. me Q ..,, rrs E , g ooro b lqbl lklb . g Ii. ,, o . iii - t .Je , :EK .-., I President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsors Jack Troth Jerry North Marjy Kendall Marsha Seibert Mrs. Kendall Mrs. Praed lla Gradison reached toward stardom by play- a prominent part in A Tree Grows In oklyn for Footlite Musicals. Dave Krew Don Kutch ' N-F -K P is Alicia MacAbee v 53 13, W Charles Manker Judy McClamroch Larry McGinley 1 5 X b,:,: wt.. CLASS OF 1963 q , Barbara McHenry -- W y K N 1 , . Donna Mclntire P G X X 5 W K K K. it -, kt JIIII McKlI1ney K Z . . T K P . gi . ' '3 'Vi ii Jane McManus QZ I , Y. P is . w e - P P PPP ' Doug Messick E 5355 I -gs . f -KLL ' ,, n ad? ::-i. n - Pi - .1 f AX PPG' Glen Miller r P is . .1 X., :si K - 1 Music :I Q :': Jerry North Paula Norwalt Q. Q . F' fr-. .i P. Susan Parsons .., T- 9 f 1 J L. 1 . J 1.ii ' .' ' Terry Perkins JP iii 59 1 . Q' . it c N K Y ' ., Q :., 'P . Q N 3 6 Ai M P A ' A . AVAAALAAV? by Mary Ann Peters P A A it x K ., 5 , .. if. Ph.u. .V ,X V1 QV, P -1- Laffy . 1 ips Ellen Rautenberg y . X P - l Sue Price . . . S . P ,P X .nu I A' lsr, i PM Jim Rlehwme X . X v K ff ,Wi 3 1 ubg' :P P is Dick Riggle 'H . sk .. A H Pmli k ' . K ' ki y f Frank Rupe iels X . PP Steve sallee l Lg h Bob Sanders Dave Schein if at S iz, ya ' Jim schmidt P ' ,S-S Ki Ruth Schnable .. N: P P - P 15 ji - ..., Q P P - gm K' - - if-5,5 Carl Schunke ix 5 3 1 S ....,,,, . ,. z ,H . . Marsha Selbert b P ii Q , 3, .Q Sharon Sharpe gm a I Q I .. 1 is .. Noel Shaw .Q 1- Q ,i.,, , , I A John Shew 'Q J 'Z Q S, P i i it Martha Shields . ..r., A x 'K B. SN XX l ' N P . 1- -erri ,,,. Bob Shinkle x x L Lani' Sipe ,.,, Q P' . fi P J h 5 1 ' P .p g ,',., fir 0 nsouthwonh Karen Sparks ,. P P '..- 1 'W . J P S k i J Teresa Stalions 4.3 P' :- P A . .. ..i i. Mimi Stout . t ...Q GAP ' J CSSL J T 5... ' A A P . - Q . Danny Straub Q P Tom sim l 3, - P Linda Summers Q bk V Pi 'i 5 P John Swords jr if is ..e' ' U Karen Takacs se E L. ...:' N : K I M Is. . L Larry Thomas N, X. . b .. A P ' ' ii l Shirley Tillson A 1' Q is c JP Ai . ig. P Rodger Unverzagt - , P iil' :', J 5 F? . PP P Kfmn UPd'ke i P f . P P B111Veh1mS L . R ' al I A it VA Nqgll iig A ,:'. b Q . J . s P P I IQ... f J ,. P 2 P , 'J f it a it P .PPP L P ,,P:. yy . J . , . . . ,P P ..PP S. . .. A Jr . P ' it ,a ff PP,P PP it , ---- t . PP J P 5 A Kay Ward Angela Williams Judy Williams Beth Zimmerman Judy Wan-en Evelyn Williams Gilbert Work Sherry Wilson, who has brains as well as beauty, received the Junior High Scholastic Award from Mrs. Kendall on Honor Day 1958. .,. 55 J - V : , .. ' iii : tgfea - . WW sz ..,, U -, gr ' Lziigggi ,L If 2535? -- Q f f c 'S-fr a? Xl ' . Y .f ew: aft wifi? ITV? 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L FRE HME President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsors Timo Aranjo Linda Arthur Don Ashley Paul Boomershine Tom Boscher Mina Sue Brown Mardis Coers Johnneve Crane Marcia Creighton Jerry Erwin Steve Ewalt Gary Ewing Mary Jo Gossett Jim Griffin Dave Griswold Linda Harris Barbara Herndon Nancy Hiatt Patricia Hotle David Houpt David Hunt Joe Wallace Denny Hackett Kathy Smith Nancy Hiatt Miss Hildebrand Miss Yunker Olivia Barsoda Anita Beatty Peggy Bonham Judy Butler Carol Calvin Patty Cannon Judy Dolton Jeanne Dragoo Marcia Eppen Mike Fendley Kerry Fraser Carol Gastineau Denny Hackett John Hardin John Harris Sandra Hickey Bill Hissam Gerald Hoeltje David Johnson Jocelyn Johnson Don Jordan Picture of Julie Cook unavailable sgii QQ 'N gp J , ,, C , l T 1 , , J Q' 3 -Xi, , ,,.- s - f NS 'Sf .z slum. - xiii 15? we ui John Hardin, who has proved himse a good sport and player on this year freshman team, received the Junin High Sportsmanship Award from 'E Student Council president, Bob Teml lin. 2, JN 'Wk K 'fi iw Y, f .W W' - , .54 is gifs' ', In 5 k f 2 ' 3 Vile. 1 'i wif S fitisiw' will c at Q i as . V, ,. R f me , A A gi P f P Q... . atir '.., 2 P ' f ,rri 1 ,icc 1 G Z izr 5, 7 if I: xr X J 'x President Vice President Sponsor -f3E-- ' :J af .K . 3 . . :i9' 5i1?'E' i -Y - rw . as my .aw M aim :aa ,., - f ,Jig W Z: E, J , - ww 3' P 'lb fr 2 3 wg 25,41 , . , Ei, r, I Pk if X ,Q Q ,.. 3 Jerry Aikin Don Akers Tana Alguire Jan Allen Nancy Amich Judy Anderson The unusual scenery for the Jungle Jive of the Cla Corky Queener WHS really tithe IIl0St.n Richie Schwimer Miss Kelley Q PH 5 ' J y 1 'V' A -: ' J -A or ii , L - . ,.- fl J iiee W' fa e.' : Y Q P' l no A i i i A4 A u. ,V. ' eee . K L .Q :VI V W I Y In n it ffl 42' K -uw.. ,Y N I K , V : Y i ' W' ff' li ver. aa Mary Jane Anderson Lee Badger Richard Bailey David Bische Mary Jane Blase Theresa Bongen Jerry Brubaker John Bullington Debbie Burcham Ronnie Carter Steve Chitwood Pam Clark Ronny Cox Jim Craig Tom Craig Jim Dillinger Beverly Dine Diane Douglas Jim Elliott Judy Ellis Don Ellison -50- Alice Balmer Noah Beck Larry Bilbee Tom Bray Jim Brown Steve Brown Denny Burcham Bob Campfield Bill Cannon Elizabeth Cohan Charlene Cole Barbara Coulson Lynda Denman Janet Denny Cynthia Dietrich Nancy Dowden Phyllis Duffield Sharon Durr Nancy Ellwanger Bemie Enlow Gyneth Everhart 1, . :.r , E X K he Xa, 'N gr 2 Se , ., A ., was 35 s S 5 W X, Q mg? 1' 5 E QR , Q ii as 'sw A ,z,.: ,J A 3 . . L - :N 5 . bi'-A riff Y iw if , . su X wx .ag , it w c J ,.a,, g N Two Cannibals, Ronnie Carter and Richie Schwimer, have captured their victim, Lynda Denman. ORE . Q W, V '.,, f' 1 . :., f l S e ie -, 'Xt , L -K ' i X? -k . ny: - F , ' ' I J .4 N' A J A 1 f. - o r A 475' ei . ' ik- -, ' 14' .fs K ' X I 1 ff ' f l e Q : 1 w .. Q' s Q I f 1 f sf Q-. i A Y? . new i --H S as A Cal Ewing Donna Felty Elenor Fletcher Cheryl Forsythe Dave Frazier Bob Frye Lois Frye Jim Gabert Jackie Gastineau Linda Gordon Herman Greenwood Ruth Haettinger Gay Halbert Gene Hammil Nancy Harper Jeanne Harrington Arlene Harris Chuck Heady Roger Helser Trudy Higdon Sucille Hinchman Dave Hissam Harold Hitchcock Tom Howard Dean Hubbard Judy Hubbard Betty Huffman Norwood Hughes Sue Hunter Judy Jarvis Jerry Johnson Donna Keever Judy Kelly Barbara Kildsig Melanie King Ronnie LaFeber Phil Loffland Ralph Logston Phyllis Long Terry Lough Susie Lutes Carole Mace Sally Manion Sharon Marsh Ellen McArthur Bonnie McCahan Janet McClelland Lynn McMahon -6'l- .ie .af Secretary Marilyn Neiman Treasurer Lana Stonebraker Sponsor Mr. Huckleberry '.,, e Q, ,,:Q: iss or F . --ass x is 'N Ni? 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S. 3 S . 49 -' wra- I 3: e X eww :L ' 4 fa John Whitmore Judy Whitton Julie Marian McMillen Tom Mead Cheri Meeder Barbara Morris Donna Muncie Marilyn Neiman Jeff Peters Marcia Pollock Bob Poste Q Steve Queener Richard Reed Jim Riddle Karen Rupert Doug Schilling Jackie Schindler Sue Scott John Sherman Laurel Skidmore Ronnie Souder Karen Southworth John Steffanni Doug Strouse Chuck Stumph Steve Swails Luanne Tower Jim Traylor Jan Updike Tana Meko Steve Menchhofer Brenda Montgomery Dick Nester Paula Nolte Bob Parke Ron Power Rodger Prince Sandra Purdue Jerry Roberts Jim Robinson Linda Rowe Beverly Schooley Ronnie -Schrock Richie Schwimmer Lester Smith Sandy Smith Suzanne Smith Donnie Stewart Marianna Stonebraker Sharon Stout Jayne Thompson Carlos Torrella Dianne Tower Allen Vollmer Mary Jane Walker Carolyn Warren Van Wildman Judy Williams Kenny Wills Lmda Wilson Picture of Roberta Stamm unavailable 62- te, Q i s 2 . W., W If ' 'S-gt NJ Y gp. zz..- x an-. 1, 'IN u JU IOR .: ' 4 I - ta va 1 'L by Q' 2..'1 s.-ujii 9' W i X- ' J Safe, ,:,.:' . if 'J an GWNX . .2 ,lv Q K X. , R . Q A S? R X. Fr 'M 5 'aa .E .,. 1' A . -, - i I t g. W ij f r 8 ,Z N-'f ' P ' 91. .2 sii J i t r . :' sf .W J Q' -S., . . 1.,h,,, , gf Mike Anthony Beverly Bates Bill Beck Bill Bennett Jerry Black Steve Bradley Janet Briggs Dick Burdge Don Calvin Mike Caplinger John Carmichael Carol Clevinger Bill Cline Tom Cooney Jay Cork Ron Cotton Stanley Crain Dave Curtis Rowena Degan Nita Degener Sharon Downs Jim Dugger Kent Dunbar June Dunne -63. President Dixie White, two of her committee chairmen, Judy Kirch- hoff tentertainmentb Judy Zim- merman tadvertisingl, and class- mate Pat Schwimer relax a mo- ment with their escorts at the Junior dance, appropriately nam- ed Heaven On Earth. President Dixie White Vice President Robert Leonard Secretary Carole Wright Treasurer Jerry Zimmer Sponsors Miss Rust Mr. Foland iE,m N W Ti, 1 ws is K A ix ' .'i2'f? 1 k k J . t A K f r. --N S W. Saw' 3 ww N we-1 .f 1 -5 Q' 1 Hifi it as 'QS Mary Margaret Ellison Charlene Eversole Kae Ewing Mickey Finnegan Sue Fraser Frank Frosch Gary Gillespie Mike Gradison Joe Griffin Dick Groethe Layna Hamilton Shirley Haney Janie Hardin Jim Harris Jo Ellen Haynes Steve Hensler Judy Higgins Sandy Huffman Shirley Hughes Roberta Jarvis Mary Margaret Johnson Tom Jones Judy Kendall Sally Kern Judy Kirchoff Kathy Kruse Jim Leach John Lennie Bob Leonard Bob Lesman Steve Livingston John Livingstone Steve Lookabaugh Tom MacPhee Melinda McArthur Alice McCracken Linda Messenger Clinton Mills Ginny Mitchell Jody Morrow Don Moser Dick Neat -64- Q 3 , QR ee, L i r 5 x 'X' 'nm 'Film . Li S 'Ulf 3 - - ii.' ' 5 :EL S L fb. m K t L .itt iii L 15321 'i L ff ea xnxx Y ykgil .3 Q Q new QW L 7 Q. L Q I ' yi E: -gi LL, . , ,. Q -::' fg- . fa ' i I X - L, Q J L L reL l ff L 1 -- f.,L, . L, f 5 ' . - V- .- X- L f ,L L 1 LL L -Q i v ? Q , L ,L 1 L L G ' I - V 'ig 3 1 mg? ..: tintnnt y J ,,.f.: L LLLLL L i i LLin f X Q iii 5 Q X f y 'R-'ii X SX' F E X X .1 Y s it Q' , :P fi X xx, N 'lm SE 4 QW., Qi 'X f 'sa LL L L ag L - - ' L :egg Greg LJLL 'ieevi .LLS I ee , ff A - LiLL ff-fl LloL H WH gziwf- S I wt. .L Sandy Nice Nick Nizamoff A A ii X 1 Bonnie North i - X Carole Olds - i -lane Olds , A S , E f' 5' X S A of - ' Q, K Al Oliver ,tt 5 4? Dale Page i lll 3 .1 ill i V Steve Patrick Z, 5 HN . Leslie Potter t ,,:l' 53 1 L i Qt 3 Q DX Beverly Preble A kkl.L ' Q Chuck ifrm-hem 1 nn Nl X nee it Karen Richardson A , I N Barbara Runkel I L , Janet Schindler l ti' if f ii Pat, Sehwixner - up MM I D E Bill scott iqq- .U if H Sandy Scyphers ' e-- - Dennis Sharpe -' -- Joyce Shinkle N A . Dennis Snndreni 3 L St S . iw igi ' r'i' A .m- eve ummers .. r K K K ee s I N fz Don Sweet yt D 3 Q Mike Swift AX Dee Swords X' A ' ii ii Mike Taylor ii Scharna Taylor 2 5 Jean Thompson L H gl D 9 Ralph Thompson Bill Tingie M Beverly Trueblood - 713i L Patty Vehorn 6 tt-i H Tom Walker I r ii' f 1 1 Dixie White I ' , N ,N . I i'iii X Q D 4: Carole Wright Jerry Zimmer MQ dx' ' ii b Judy Zimmerman Pictures of Sharon Hautenberg, Jack Williams, and Carol Lampinan unavailable. our waresf X miling MOTTO oteworthy S deal Not enjoyment, and not sorrow Is our destined act or wayg verworked But to act that each tomorrow adlant Finds us further than today. erious OFFICERS: Jeanie Piper, secretaryg Jim McMahon, president, Gene Enlow, vice-president, Bill Williams, treasurer. As seniors, we stepped through the portals of SHS with feelings of honor and surprise at finally entering our last year. The year was filled with activities as we. . . selected our class offi- cers. . . presented the senior class play, Our Town . . . held our senior dance. . . attended the Junior-Senior Prom. Under the strong leadership of our officers and sponsors, we car- ried out the task laid before us. Reaching the last step of our high school careers, we approached our long-awaited graduation. -66- Dolores Irene Blankinship Karen Elizabeth Brown Judy Elaine Burgin James Glen Burkhart Druscilla Ann Clayton Nina Sue Clevinger Beverly Dee Cole Robert Gene Adams Donna Dae Anderson Diana Jo Arnold Sharon Kay Ashley Ralph E. Baker Michael Allen Beck Q - Jack Bledsoe Starr Collins A. T. Cotton Bobby Harold Cox George Curry Alice Dale Decker Dorsey Glenn Dickerson Maryann Dobson Terry Eugene Engle Mike L. Douglas Eugene Charles Enlow Stanley Howard Eppen Sandra Finnerty Janice Gale William Harold Hackett, Jr. Anna Kay Hughes Gloria Jean Johnson Marvin Clark Johnson Max Albert Johnson Robert E. Johnson Skip Johnson Janette Mae Jolliff Charles R. Hayman Richard Eugene Hensley Joann Marie Higgins John M. Hood Thomas L. Houger Linda Jeann Houpt Lewis D. Jay Jay Jones Marcia Ellen Keever Steve Alan Ketcham David A. Knoll Paul Hugo Kojola Susan Elaine Kuczenski gifgmssm..-f..--..z - r- -1 -f ' U - man- mm-f.Qz-. .1, , .---- ' elf.. ..- . .. ,M we f4X l,,21i- iz, . . . -- J ,A 'W 'S 45 Qs X as .. 4. .. - ' -'-il-X-'I?:.? 2 . --si? 1,5 5 a l Q me --1 - 'UT'fi'f'l K EET K 'f?,I'7Nf if f'sfifwi2.- .- - ' 'K zz 1 ' 5- -' -fi f-51 5 2.5 .1-'fiw'Jf,,-ifi'-. 2 :lex-' Q: 5 . - .31 .Q-3: ' - 15547 iff Q55 ' 1' ,555 N555 1 ' Ronald D. Lambert -70. Lorraine Marie Lamm Ron D. Lawson Lynda Carol Long John L. Manker James Richard McClamroch Natalie Ann McClelland Lloyd Kent McCoy . --A--Q .Q 13- ,J ,- -xg g David Murray Morrow Edith Ann McGinley James Vance McMahon John Meier Sheron Lee Melton Wanda Alice Miller Nancy Jean Morgan John Nelson Gene Shannon Nesbit, Jr. David Ray Oeth Jeanie Piper Jerry Duane Pollitt E. Jeanette Potter John Howard Robinson Stephen Timothy Ross Forrest Joseph Rupe Myrna Ruth Sailor Betty Carol Sample Cynthia Ann Scott Judith Ann Sellers Robert Corya Scott Charles Edward Skeeters Thomas Edwin Slater, Jr. Joan Edith Smith Patricia Joan Smith Clarence B. Souder, Jr. James Edward Sprinkles Wilbur Carl Stalions -72- William L. Sweet 5 'Wi i 5 a Susan Jane Thompson Marilyn Sue Todd Dennis Lee Troth Gwendolyn Evelyn Tucker Barton Ray Updike C. Scott Urban Judith Gay Standiford Frederick Milton Staver Mary Alice Stierwalt Al Straub Rosemary June Strouse Linda Ann Swails Sharon Lee Tarplee ,Wi Je A Y 2K V. i i , X - I : 'V K 'kk -5 ie , 1 Emily Louise Weigel Carol Ann Wenning Karen Raye White Wallace E. Wilhoite Delores Ann Wilkerson William C. Williams Paula C. Winterfeldt . - :,f::.s-:a1-.:-,: '- aeafwf: qs : A Ie' fem ,...,Q-rs.. ,ek, l,,-- me ,Q ,. . . N -P sf Qi Q it 9 X Silva Q X me KK if .1 Q ,ax to -Q 3 s We is qs R Nw Nl m QF' ilxgg Y ll NSN f' N. W N' T Patricia Lynne Wolfe if if j ,., F! Paula Diane Woodward Donna Lee Wright Sandra K. Wysong Judith Kay Yentes Helen Roberta Yoho Larry Gene McKitrick 1No Picturej 74- SENIOR DIRECTORY ADAMS, ROBERT GENE Hi-Y 3, 4, Intramural 2, 3, 4, Senior Play. ANDERSON, DONNA DAE Booster Club 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Girls' Sports 2, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Office Assistant 2, Senior Play, Sparkle-aires 1, 2, 3, 4. ARNOLD, DIANA JO Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Choral-aires 1, 2, Dramatics Club 3, 4, FHA 1, GAA 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Office Assistant 1, 3, Senior Play, Sparkle-aires 3, 4. ASHLEY, SHARON KAY - Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Class Prophet, Dramatics Club 4, FB LA 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Office Assistant 2, Student Council 4. BAKER, RALPH E. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Debate Club 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Intramural 2, 3, 4. BECK, MICHAEL ALLEN Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Will Maker, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, Senior Play, Sparkle- aires 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4. BLANKINSHIP, DOLORES IRENE Annual Staff 3, 4 fCo-Editor 41, FHA 3, 4. BLEDSOE, JACK Hi-Y Tourney 1, 2, 3, Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4. BROWN, KAREN ELIZABETH Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Choral-aires 1, Dramatics Club 4, F BLA 3, 4, Senior Play, Spanish Club 2, Sparkle-aires 2, 3, 4 iAccompanist 41 BURGIN, JUDY ELAINE Band 2, 3, Booster Club 2, Latin Club 2, 3, Student Coun- cil 2, 3. BURKHART, JAMES GLEN Band 2, 3, 4, Cadet Band 1, Choral-aires 1, Debate Club 2, 3 CPresident 31, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Library Assistant 1, National Honor Society 4. CLAYTON, DRUSCILLA ANN Booster Club 2, 3, 4, FBLA 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2 fSecre- tary 21, National Honor Society 4, Sparkle-aires 1, 2, 3, 4. CLEVINGER, NINA SUE Booster Club 2, 4, Cadet Band 1, Choral-aires 1, 2, Drama- tics Club 4, FBLA 2, 3, FHA 4, GAA 3, 4, Latin Club 1, National Honor Society 4, Sparkle-aires 3, 4. COLE, BEVERLY DEE Band 3, 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Cadet Band 1, 2, Debate Club 2, 3, GAA 3, 4, Girls' Sports 3, 4. COLLINS, STARR Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 2, 3, FBLA 2, FHA 2, 3. COTTON, A. T. Basketball 1, Football 3, Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 4. COX, BOBBY HAROLD Band 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Pro- phet, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club Treasurer 4. CURRY, GEORGE Debate Club 3, Intramural 1, 2, Track 1. DECKER, ALICE DALE Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4 iTreasurer 41, GAA 3, 4, Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 3, 4, Operetta 4, Sparkle-aires 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4. DICKERSON, DORSEY GLENN National Honor Society 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Spelling Team 3, Track 2. DOBSON, MARYANN Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 1, FHA 2, 4, GAA 3, 4, Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4, Office Assistant 4, Speedette Editor-in-Chief 4. DOUGLAS, MIKE L. Hi-Y 2, Hi-Y Tourney 2, Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4, Sparkle- aires 3, 4. ENGLE, TERRY EUGENE Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 4. ENLOW, EUGENE CHARLES Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice-President 4, Football Student Manager 2, Senior Play, Spanish Club 2, Student Council 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club Pres- ident 4. EPPEN, STANLEY HOWARD Choral-aires 1, Intramural 1, 2, Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 4, Sparkle-aires 2, 3, 4. . FINNERTY, SANDRA Booster Club 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, Modern-aires President 4, Student Council 2. GALE, JANICE Band 1, 2, 3, 4 fTreasurer 41, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, DAR Good Citizen, Dramatics Club 3, 4 fSecretary 41, FBLA 2, 3, 4, FHA 3, 4 fPresident 41, GAA 3, 4, Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, Girls' State 3, Junior Play, National Honor Society 4, Spanish Club 2, Student Council 2, Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. HACKETT, WILLIAM HAROLD Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Drama- tics Club 3, Drum Major 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Intramural 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Pep Band 3, 4, Sparkle- aires 1, 2, 3, 4 fTreasurer 41, Track 1, Varsity Club 4. HAYMAN, CHARLES R. Band 2, 3, Cadet Band 1, Choral-aires 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, Varsity Club 4. HENSLEY, RICHARD EUGENE Annual Staff 4, Debate Team 3, Dramatics Club 2, 4, In- tramural 1, Senior Play, Spanish Club 2. HIGGINS, JOANN MARIE Annual Staff 4, Booster Club 2, Choral-aires 1, Debate Club 2, GAA 3, Girls' Sports 1. HOOD, JOHN M. Basketball Student Manager 3, 4, Choral-aires 1, 2, Intra- mural 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Usher 1, 2. HOUGER, THOMAS L. Annual Staff 4, Dramatics Club 4, Football 3, Hi-Y 3, In- tramural 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Varsity Club 4. HOUPT, LINDA JEANNE Booster Club 2, Debate Club 2, Dramatics Club 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Sparkle-aires 2, 3, 4, Star-liters 3, 4. HUGHES, ANNA KAY Annual Staff 4, Choral-aires 1, Office Assistant 4, Spanish Club 2. JAY, LEWIS D. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Toumey 4, Intramural 2, 3, Pep Band 1, 2, 3,'4, Track 3, 4. JOHNSON, GLORIA JEAN Booster Club 2, 3, 4 iSecretary 41, Choral-aires 1, 2, GAA 3, 4, Sparkle-aires 3, 4. JOHNSON, MARVIN CLARK Band 3, 4, Cadet Band 1, 2, Football 1, 2, Hi-Y 2, Latin Club 4. JOHNSON, MAX ALBERT Football 1. JOHNSON, ROBERT E. Baseball 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, Senior Play, Track 1, Varsity Club 4. JOHNSON, SKIP Football 1 fStudent Manager 31, Hi-Y 4, Intramural 1, Usher 2. JOLLIFF, JANETTE MAE Athletic Queen 45 Band 3, 45 Booster Club 2, 3, 45 Cadet Band 1, 25 Choral-aires 1, 25 Debate Club Treasurer 25 Dra- matics Club 3, 45 GAA 3, 45 Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 2, 35 Office Assistant 35 Sparkle-aires 3, 4. JONES, JAY KEEVER, MARCIA ELLEN Band 1, 2, 35 Booster Club 2, 3, 45 FBLA 2, 3, 45 Freshman Queen5 Freshman and Reserve Cheerleader5 GAA 3, 4 fPre- sident 4, Secretary 315 Majorette 1, 2, 35 Senior Play5 Sparkle-aires 1, 2, 3, 4 fRobe Librarian 415 Star-liter 45 Stu- dent Council Secretary 4. KETCHAM, STEVE ALAN Baseball 1, 25 Basketball 15 Intramural 2, 3, 45 Projection- ist 1. KNOLL, DAVID A. Annual Staff Subscription Manager 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Intra- mural 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Senior Play. KOJOLA, PAUL HUGO Band 3, 45 Projectionist 1, 2, 35 Spelling Team 2. KUCZENSKI, SUSAN ELAINE FHA 1, 25 GAA 4. LAMBERT, RONALD D. Band Student Manager 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play5 Spanish Club 25 Sparkle-aires 2, 3, 4. LAMM, LORRAINE MARIE Annual Staff 45 Booster Club 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 45 FBLA 2, 3, 4 fVice-President 415 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 fVice President 4, Treasurer 315 GAA 3, 45 Girls' Sports 25 Senior Play5 Sparkle-aires 2, 3, 4. LAWSON, RON D. Baseball 15 Football 15 Hi-Y Tourney 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4. LONG, LYNDA CAROL Booster Club 3, 45 Choral-aires 1, 25 FBLA 2, 3, 45 GAA 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Senior Play. MANKER, JOHN L. Intramural 1, 25 Spanish Club 2. MCCLAMROCH, JAMES RICHARD Band 1, 2, 3, 4 fPresident 415 Class President 15 Debate Team 45 Dramatics Club 3, 45 Football 1, 25 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 fSecretary 415 Junior and Senior Play5 Operetta 3, 45 Pep Band 35 Sparkle-aires 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Cheerleader 4. MCCLELLAND, NATALIE ANN Band 3, 45 Booster Club 25 Cadet Band 1, 25 Choral-aires 1, 25 Debate Club 2, 35 Dramatics Club 3, 45 GAA 3, 45 German Club President 45 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4 iPresident 315 Spanish Club 35 Spelling Team 1, 2, 3. MCCOY, LLOYD KENT Baseball 1, 2, 35 Basketball Student Manager 25 Debate Club 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Intramural 1, 2, 3, 45 Track Student Manager 15 Varsity Club 4. MCGINLEY, EDITH ANN Band 15 Booster Club 2, 3, 45 Choral-aires 1, 25 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 lTreasurer 215 GAA 45 Latin Club 3, 45 Senior Play. MCMAHON, JAMES VANCE Annual Staff Sports Editor 45 Baseball 1, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys' State 35 Class President 2, 45 Debate Team 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 3, 45 Senior Playg Sparkle- aires 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council Vice President 15 Track 1, 2, 45 Varsity Club Vice-President 4. MEIER, JOHN Hi-Y Tourney 2, 35 Intramural 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 2. MELTON, SHERON LEE Annual Staff Advertising Manager 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Boos- ter Club 2, 35 Choral-aires 15 Debate Club 2, 35 FHA 15 GAA 3. MILLER, WANDA ALICE Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Booster Club 3, 45 Dramatics Club 3, 45 FBLA 2, 3, 45 FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 GAA 4. MORGAN, NANCY JEAN Annual Staff Club Editor 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Booster Club 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 45 FBLA 2, 3, 45 FHA 15 GAA 3, 45 Girls' Sports 1, 25 Senior Play5 Spanish Club 2. MORROW, DAVID MURRAY Annual Staff 45 Football 15 Hi-Y 25 Intramural 15 Projec- tionist 1, 2. NELSON, JOHN Baseball 15 Hi-Y Tourney 2, 35 Intramural 1, 2, 3, 45 Photo- graphy Club 2. NESBIT, GENE SHANNON Basketball 3, 45 Football 45 Intramural 4. OETH, DAVID RAY Intramural 15 Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 1Vice-President 4, Treasurer 215 Student Council 35 Track 1 QStudent Manager 21. PIPER, JEANIE Band 1, 2, 3, 4 QSecretary 415 Booster Club 3, 45 Class His- torian5 Class Secretary 45 Class Treasurer 25 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4 fPresident 415 Freshman Cheerleader5 FBLA 2, 3, 4 lVice-President 315 GAA 3, 4 CVice-President 415 Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' State 35 National Honor Society 45 Operetta 45 Reserve Cheerleader 25 Senior Play5 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 fSecretary 315 Sparkle-aires 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 3, 4 fTreasurer 41. POLLITT, JERRY DUANE Class Vice-President 35 Debate Club 25 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 1Vice- President 315 Junior and Senior Playsg National Honor So- ciety 45 Student Council 4. POTTER, E. JEANETTE Band 3, 45 Booster Club 45 GAA 3, 45 Latin Club 3, 4 fVice- President 415 Office Assistant 45 Pep Band 45 Senior Play5 Sparkle-aires 3, 45 Star-liters 3, 4. ROBINSON, JOHN HOWARD Dramatics Club 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y Toumey 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural 1, 2, 3, 45 Sparkle-aires 2, 3 45 Track 1. ROSS STEPHEN TIMOTHY Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Class Vice-President 1, 25 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Intramural 45 Track 15 Varsity Club 4. RUPE FORREST JOSEPH Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Play5 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. SAILOR, MYRNA RUTH Booster Club 2, 3, 45 FHA 1, 2, 45 GAA 3, 45 Junior Play Student Director5 Senior Play5 Sparkle-aires 1, 2, 3, 4. SAMPLE, BETTY CAROL Booster Club 2, 3, 45 Choral-aires 15 FHA 1, 2, 35 GAA 3, 45 Office Assistant 2. SCOTT, CYNTHIA ANN SCOTT, ROBERT CORYA Debate Team 45 Dramatics Club 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Intramural 15 Junior and Senior Plays, Span- ish Club 2, 35 Track 1. SELLERS, JUDITH ANN Booster Club 2, 45 Dramatics Club 3, 45 FBLA 2, 3, 455 FH A 2, 3, 4 iSecretary 415 GAA 3, 45 Spanish Club 1, 25 Sparkle-aires 3, 4. SKEETERS, CHARLES EDWARD Baseball 15 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Secretary 1, 25 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 45 Spanish Club 25 Sparkle-aires 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club Secretary 4. SLATER, THOMAS EDWIN Basketball 1, 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 45 Hi-Y Tourney 35 Intra- mural 35 Track 1, 3, 4. SMITH, JOAN EDITH Booster Club 3, 45 Choral-aires 1, 25 FHA 1, 3, 45 GAA 3, 45 Modern-aires 45 Senior Play. SMITH, PATRICIA JOAN SOUDER, CLARENCE B. Football 15 Intramural 2, 3, 45 Track 4. SPRINKLES, JAMES EDWARD Band 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Intramural 1, 2, 3, Pep Band 4, Spanish Club 1, 2. STALIONS, WILBUR CARL Art Awards 1. 2. 3. STANDIFORD, JUDITH GAY Annual Staff Underclassmen Editor, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Block's Fashion Board 3, 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Drama- tics Club 4, FBLA 2, 3, 4 fReporter 41, FHA 2, Freshman and Reserve Cheerleader 1, GAA 3, 4, Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' State 3, Senior Play, Spanish Club 2, Student Council 3, 4. . A STAVER, FREDERICK MILTON Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 4. STIERWALT, MARY ALICE Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Choral-aires 1, FBLA 3, FHA 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. STRAUB, AL Intramural 2, 4. STROUSE, ROSEMARY JUNE Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Debate Club 2, 3 iSe- cretary 21, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4 fProgram Chairman 41, FBLA 2,3, FHA 2, GAA 3, 4, Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' State 3, Latin Club 1, 2 3, Majorette 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Office Assistant 3, Sparkle-aires 1, 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 2, 4. SWAILS, LINDA ANN Annual Staff Senior Editor 4, Ayres' Fashion Board Secre- tary 4, Booster Club 2, 3, Choral-aires Accompanist 2, Class Secretary 3, Dramatics Club 3, 4 fVice-President 41, FBLA 2, 3, 4, fTreasurer 41, FHA 2, 4, GAA 3, 4, Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' State 3, Junior Play, Student Di- rect6r, Operetta 4, National Honor Society 4, Reserve Cheerleader 2, Senior Play, Sparkle-aires 3, 4 fRobe Li- brarian 41, Spelling Team 1, 2, 3. SWEET, WILLIAM L. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 4, Sparkle-aires 2, 3, 4. TARPLEE SHARON LEE Annual Staff Feature Editor 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4 fVice- President 41, Debate Team 4, Dramatics Club 4, FBLA 2, FHA 2, 3, GAA 3, 4, Girls' State 3, Junior and Senior Plays, National Honor Society 4, Operetta 4, Spanish Club 2, Sparkle-aires 1, 2, 3, 4 1Secretary 41, Star-liters 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 3. THOMPSON. SUSAN JANE Annual Staff Faculty Editor 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Booster Club 2, Debate Club Secretary 3, Office Assistant 2, 3, Pep Band 3, Student Council 2. TODD, MARILYN SUE Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4 lTreasurer 3, 41, FBLA 2, GAA 3, 4 fSecretary 41, Girls' Sports 1, 2, Girls' State 3, Junior Play, National Honor Society 4, Operetta 4, Senior Play Student Director, Spanish Club 2, 3 KSecretary 21, Sparkle-aires 1, 2, 3, 4 lVice-President 41, Spelling Team 1. TROTH, DENNIS LEE Band 1, 2, 3, 4 fVice-President 41, Baseball 1, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Class President 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 iPresident 4, Secre- tary 31, National Honor Society 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 QVice-President 4, Secretary 31, Sparkle-aires 1, 2, 3, 4. TUCKER, GWENDOLYN EVELYN UPDIKE, BARTON RAY Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Debate Club 2, 3 CVice-President 31, De- bate Team 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Jun- ior and Senior Plays, Latin Club 1, 2, 3 lPresident 21, Li- brary Assistant 1, 2, National Honor Society 4, Operetta 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Projectionist 1, Sparkle-aires 1, 2, 3, 4 fPresident 41, Student Council 3, 4. URBAN, C. SCOTT Hi-Y 2, 3, Intramural 2, Projectionist 1, 2, 3. WEIGEL, EMILY LOUISE Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Choral-aires 1, FHA 1, 2, GAA 3, 4, Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Sparkle-aires 2, 3, 4. WENNING CAROL ANN Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 2, 3, Debate Club 1, 2, 3, FBLA 2, FHA 1, 2, 3, GAA 3, 4, Pep Band 4, Sparkle- aires 2, 3, 4. WHITE, KAREN RAYE Booster Club 3, 4, Choral-aires 1, 2, Dramatics Club 4, FHA 1, 2, GAA 3, 4, Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 4, Senior Play, Sparkle-aires 3, 4, Star-liters 3, 4. WILHOITE, WALLACE E. . Baseball 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2. WILKERSON, DELORES ANN Choral-aires 1, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAMS, WILLIAM C. Baseball 2, 3, 4, Boys' State 3, Class Treasurer 3, 4, Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4 1Vice-President 41, Intramural 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 fPresident 3, Vice-Presi- dent 21, Student Council President 4. WINTERFELDT, PAULA C. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, FBLA 2, 3, FHA 2, GAA 3, Latin Club 1, National Honor Society 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Sparkle-aires 1, 2, 3, 4. WOLFE, PATRICIA LYNNE Booster Club 2, Debate Club 2, FHA 2, 3, Operetta 4, Spanish Club 2, 3 CPresident 21, Sparkle-aires 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 3. WOODWARD, PAULA DIANE Annual Staff 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Class Historian, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, FBLA 2, 3, 4 I President 4, Secretary 31, FHA 2, 3, 4 fPresident 31, Freshman Cheer- leader, GAA 3, 4, Girls' Sports 1, 3, Junior Play, Major- ette 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Student Director. WRIGHT, DONNA LEE Annual Staff 3, 4 fCo-Editor 41, Booster Club 2, 3, 4 fPres- ident 4, Vice-President 31, Dramatics Club 3, 4, FBLA 2, 3, FHA 2, 3, 4 fSecretary 31, GAA 3, 4, Journalism Insti- tute 3, News Bureau Chief 4, Teen Star Reporter 3, 4. WYSONG, SANDRA K. Annual Staff 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Choral-aires 1, 2, FHA 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Girls' Sports 1, 3, Office Assistant 3. YENTES, JUDITH KAY Booster Club 3, FHA 1, 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Sparkle-aires 3, 4. YOHO, HELEN ROBERTA Band 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Debate Club 2, 3, GAA 3, 4, Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Student Coun- cil 3. 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And right here in Indianapolis new things General Motors. Meeting the challenge of the space age, Allison has expanded its research activity-formed a new missiles department-and reorganized its engineering depart- ment to better meet military and commercial needs in many fields including manned aircraft, missile and rocket propulsion systems. Much of this work is directed far into the future as scientists and researchers, behind closed doors, project new ways into outer space. But thatis not all. Other groups are concentrating on new products for today and tomorrow which will mean continued production volume and employment in Indianapolis' largest industry. There's a new airplane in the Indiana skies. It's a Lockheed Electra powered with four Allison prop-jet engines and Aeroproducts propellers. It signals the entrance of Allison into an entirely new tield-com- mercial air transportation. But engines for the Electra represent only the first step in this growing new business for Allison. For instance, there's a new 250 horsepower turbine engine are going on at the Allison Division of which Allison is developing for military and commer- cial light planes and helicopters. Small in size and only one-fourth the weight of present aircraft engines of the same power, the engine enables light plane manu- facturers to design lighter and less costly aircraft, but with greatly improved speed and altitude performance. More and more highway truck users today are enjoy- ing the many benefits of fulhz automatic transmissions, thanks to Allison. Drawing on its extensive experience in developing and producing heavy-duty transmissions for off-highway use, Allison now has developed a fully automatic truck transmission for medium and heavy trucks. It is now available on trucks manufactured by Chevrolet, Ford, Dodge and GMC and soon will be offered on other truck lines. Another new product, designed, developed and produced by Indianapolis people, is the Allison Kar- Go bearing which eliminates hot boxes on railroad cars at a new, low cost. Yes, new things are going on at Allison-and there is much more to come. VISIT THE POWERAMA Highlights ofthe Allison diversified engineering and manufacturing activity are presented in interesting fashion in the Allison POWERAMA. The POWERAMA is an exciting exhibit, representing what Allison is . . . what Allison does. You are invited to visit the POWERAMA and see the many products and achievements of one ol lndiana's principal industries. Requests for available dates for group visits should bein writing to POWERAMA, Allison Division, General Motors Cor- poration, lndianapolis 6, Indiana. Or, call Chapel 4-1511 and ask for extension 3307. .83- Best wishes to the class of '59 DeLapp,s Motor Sales Corner of 16th Street and Crawfordsvllle Road The Best 1n New and Used Cars CH 1 4279 Speedway Clty CH 1 7880 Congratulatlons It f t h t K to the class of S un 0 S op a resge S 1959 Speedway S S KI'GSg9 Savmgs and Loan Assn Company 1520 M3111 Street Eagledale Plaza . cc ' 79 . cc 1 9 79 0 0 0 . .34. The Graduatlng Class Of 1959 From The UNITED STATES AUTO CLUB Congratulations and Best Wishes To -g5- BECK DRUG STORE Visit Our Speedway Fountain Prescription Specialists Gift Lunch Store Wayne Simpson - Marvin Kingery CH 4-1421 The Best in Nationally Advertised Brandsv 16th St. 8: Lynhurst Best Wishes! Speedway Lumber Company On the road to success- Take one step at a time- CONGRATULATIONS- SPEEDWAY CLASS of 59 THE HOME OWNERS INSURANCE POLICY means fewer premiums to pay fewer policies to buy and lower cost insurance for you. Insurance Agency 4931 W. 14th St. -Ch. 4-2211 Neal and Falam McCracken - Agents . 86 . I'm Wearing Glasses. . Paula Winterfeldt Class of 1959 Speedway Invisible CONTACT LENSES Fitted By CONTACT LENS CLINIC Indianapolis 541 E. 38th Wa. 3-4747 Congratulations To the Class of '59 FATELEY S AUTO BODYSERVKEI 5244 Crawfordsville Road CH 4-4525 Best of Luck To the Class of 59 SMITH S BARBER BEAUTY SHOP Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 GRANDE FLOWER SHOP 3611 West 16th Street B Sz K SHOE REPAIR If your shoes aren t becoming to you They should be coming to us' 7 4905 West 14th Street CH 4-1771 1402 1! 2 Main Street Speedway, Indiana - QQ GRAVES STANDARD SERVICE 4980 Crawfordsville Road CH 4 0869 Speedway City Indiana ZINK S MARKET Quallty Groceries CH 4 9643 1556 Mam Street As the many steps of life you scale memories of Spee may pale fteachers friends some dway High but those o and classmates those special games and important dates will become treasures, years can never mar but your most precious schoo I time treasure by tar will be knowledge g classroom walls strength and pe character, ' ' ll I formed in Speedway s ha s amed within a rsonalit Jeanie Paper Nancy Morgan lleftl and t sharing sodas at lrughtl will never forge the corner drug store' 1506 MAIN - SPEEDWAY - CH. 4-0210 Lorraine Lamm wi pleasure t ' ' en books C 'll remember with equal he time divided betwe nd selling at Dorothy's. Judy Sr Ufldlf D0rorh Ord and D Y s f Oflnq W or the newest t righ, will re een age fashion member shoppmg 70951 Of R9 BACKEMEYER,S GROCERY Meats - - Groceries - Frozen Foods Open Seven Days a Week 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. 5240 Crawfordsville Road CH 4-0045 I 5 OLIPHANT SPEEDWAY FROZEN SHELL SERVICE FOOD CENTER 4940 Crawfordsville Rd. CH 4-0726 Serves the People Pick-Up and Delivery Service 1008 Main Street CH 1-2833 Expert Lube Service HARLIN BROTHERS See Our Line of Instruments Before you buy Learn to Tap and Hula Call ME 4 2141 for Complete Information 359 North Illinois Street Every Child Deserves the Right to Some Kind of Music Learn to Play - Hawaiian Guitar, Accordion, Spanish Guitar, Piano and Organ -90- , Y ilfy., ?ll 1 f X i . park of emus The great objective . . . is to open the avenue of seientilie knowledge to youthw Franklin...Fulton...l.ineoln...Hell...Willard-geniuses'E Yes. in the sense that they had the creative spark and the alrility, eourage. and leadership to see and speed to us inventions and ideas heyond the horizon ol' their day. FUTURE IN TODAY'S YOUTH-The seientists. states- inen. inventors. and hunianitarians ol' tomorrow are ainong our youth ol' today.'l'he future depends upon our diseoyering. fostering and using their ereative genius. OPPORTUNITIES ABOUND for all ol' us to dirt-et the genius and resourees of our eountry to useful improve- ments. to the seienees, the arts. cdueation . . .mi SCHOLARSHIPS AND FELLOWSHIPS-To help meet this need. linion Carhide has estahlished undergraduate seholarship and fellowship programs in a numher ol liheral arts eolleges and teehnieal institutions to assist deserving students who are interested in husiness and. Seientilie eareers. THE PEOPLE OF UCC hope you. too. will do exerything in your power to diseoyer and eneourage the erealtiye talent ol' our Anieriean youth. ln them is our greatest assuranee ol' an ever hetler tomorrow. TU l,lL',lR,Y IIUKIL' rllmul ilu' Inion l,'urlu'rle Nl'lIl?!l1fSllI'lI.N ruirl fI'HIIIt'Sl1iIl.Y. 1lIl'II'lIllf',IIJNt'S. r1l1rfll11'f'olfe,ge.v 111111 11ll1'1'f'lwiIif'.s1'r1 Il Iliff: flies' lmre lneeu 1'.vI1lIllt.wflc'1f. It'I'l'll' for lfoolflet l. -tum. 'l'uhl.-n- in nn- ll..ll of lm...-, X .-it Nork l .im-.-.ao. 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Announcements Publisher Medals Trophles 1959 Speedette CONKLE FUNERAL HOME 4925 West 16th Street 1934 West Mlchlgall Speedway City Indlanapohs CH 4 8960 ME 7 9622 Ambulance SBTVICB .9Q- Congratulatlons and Best W1Sh9S To the Speedway Schools And to the Hxgh School Graduates of 1959 May we work together to bulld a strong ELECTRIC STEEL CASTINGS COMPANY 1045 Maln Street ESTABLISHED IN 1913 A foundry IS a good place to work and pleasant community. KG ' 97 -93. GORDEN TV SALES 8a SERVICE CH 4-3158 1020 North Main St. Speedway Ind SPEEDWAY LAWN GARDEN CENTER 5242 Crawfordsvllle Road CH 4 5811 Scott s Power Mowers Lawn Sz Garden Grass Seed Supphes Fertlhzers CORKY S DRIVE IN II'ldlaIlapO1lS Indlana Get CORKY S Autograph on the Above l1ne and get a Free Hamburger Congratulations to Class of '59 QUIK-CHEK SUPER MARKET 6450 W. 10th Street Home Owned Home Operated Westgate Shoppmg Center SPEEDWAY HARDWARE 1612 N Lynhurst Scott s Seed Asgrow Seed Housewares Hardware Lawn SL Garden Tools Electrlcal Supphes TED S BEAUTY SHOP The Flnest ln Beauty Care For the Dlscrlmmatmg Woman 1344 Maln St Speedway Indxana CH 4 1701 7 - 9 5420 N. Michigan Road - 94 En Your Oldsmoblle Dealer Smce 1937 ESSIG MOTORS ROLLES PURE OIL SERVICE Complete Car Servlce 5002 W 16th Street Free Plck Up and Dehvery CH 4 0026 CONGRATULATIONS' MAIN DRUG STORE Best Wlshes for Your Continued Success ln Llfe 1464 Mam Street CHapel 4 3434 1 IEE .gl A -95- TALTON N of EMMONS SIMPSON CO. INC. '53 Speedway, Ind. CH - 4 - 6854 Good Fuel Oil Makes Warm Friends Best Wishes to The Class of 1959 MAIN GRILLE 1 Ditching Service Water Lines Septic Tank 8: Finger Systems 6101 Crawfordsville Road CH 4 - 1485 KINDER TEXACO 6th and Lynhurst Cafeteria Restaurant Speedway Ind 1402 Main Street Best Wishes of CH 4 0949 Indiana s Leading Sporting Goods Store GENATT PHOTO EM ROE Gene Genaro Tom Carnege 1007 North Lyndhurst Dr SPORTING GOODS CHAPEL 4 5260 CQMPANY Producers of the 42nd 500 Mile 209 W Washington Street Race Movie Speedway s only complete PHOTOGRAPHIC STORE Indianapolis Indiana ME 4 3446 - 7 9 . - 96 . -, lr, . .56 -h 4. i' , 0 . r VH I vf., I Q fi 1. 5' 'ff' If,- - f 4 4 R u M. fm.: 1 , wr A A f , A I ' 1 5 5 1 f M 4 :ggt15A.Qm ,,u f -N' 1,,:fu4K 3' Was ' 1 ' M. 5 A Q 16 NM 1 11 . 'C .. 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