Speedway High School - Speedette Yearbook (Speedway, IN)

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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,

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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-

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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