Speedway High School - Speedette Yearbook (Speedway, IN)

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' 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.

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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.

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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