Speedway High School - Speedette Yearbook (Speedway, IN)

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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.

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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-

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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