Speedway High School - Speedette Yearbook (Speedway, IN)

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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

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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.

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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-