Beech Grove High School - Hornet Yearbook (Beech Grove, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1954 volume:

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TW'-vb-t'1P',V fW Kflifnwag ., - . .... . ,X,,?,f,,:Tf,k,12.e. ,-V-4' MRM X LIBRISQ X S vvjvtrww, .WJ bk X ' ,.3'5Pf,x -::f:-f-'ff' THE CHALLENGER EE of 19 A fl 54 E-37 ' Keg' s f 12 W Xf L YQ? OECICAIIGH ln remembrance we, the Class of 1954, dedicate our annual to our Alma Mater. Beech Grove High School. ln her halls and rooms we have shared many happy times with each other and other students. These memories we will cherish always. In this building we have spent four years learning many subjects, not all liked but all remembered and worthwhile. We would like to thank our teachers and, especially, our parents for their help, patience, and understanding in everything we have undertaken. We sincerely hope that the future classes of Beech Grove Him School will come to know and appreciate all of the privileges of learning and happy times together that the faculty, our parents, and all of those so interested in our future so amply provided for us. lIACL1l1i ELIZABETH TOOHY English Latin Adv. Shorthand ADRIENNE WEAVER Librarian 7th Grade Social Studies HAZEL CRABB World History U.S. History Government OLIN VAN HORN, Principal General Math HUBERT NICKELS, Vice Principal Biology Mechanical Drawing Citizenship ROBERT GALLAMORE Shop Mechanical Drawing FOSTER MCMASTERS Chemistry Physical Science Science 7th Grade Math SEATED STANDING KATRINA RAGSDA LE English SHIRLEY MOREN English Physical Education 7th Grade Health BARBARA ROMINE Art SUSAN DURELL Home Ma king EARL ALBERTSON Music Band Choir ROBERT BRUNOEHLER Algebra Plain Geometry Adv. Algebra 8th Grade Math Physical Education ROBERT JOHNSON Health 86 Safety Social Studies nh Grade Health Physical Education EVERETT FAIRCHILD Jr. Business Typing Shorthand xy SENIORS i My if E 'ff' m film ,r 'J W t 7 ww X class hlS130l2 In September of 1950, fifty-two green freshies invaded Beech Grove High School, All fifty-two were eager to start off on the right foot and to impress everyone that this was a class not to be forgotten, The freshman basketball team showed signs of fine playing ability for future winning games. Our cheerleaders were Anna Vandergrift, Joan Herold, and Tiny McFeely. Fdr the first time, we participated in the inter-class tourney. Both teams lost but were not resigned to defeat. Dur- ing that year we lost Gwen Matthewson, Dale Royalty, William Sandley, Gerald Spall, and Janet Jennings, We welcomed Leroy Adams, Michael Bettisch, Donald Black, William Clark, Robert Goldey, Janet Jennings, Thomasine McFee1y, Michael Morrison, Janice Murdock, Roger Mc- Clanahan, Harry Russell, and Helen Webber, who joined our class at the very first of the year. We returned to school in the fall as sophomores with fifty-five members. We lost James Beikman, Mike Bettisch, Joan Herold, Gwen Matthewson, Phyllis Pedigo, and Sharon Wellons during the year, Martha Hawkins,John Konkle, Robert Bellows, and Robert Russell joined the class early in the year but withdrew later that same year. William Alexander, George Hinshaw, Larry Johannes, Robert Lee, Janet Cotton, and Doris Jean Davis joined our class during the year. The boys lost to Franklin Township in the County Reserve Tourney by one point in the first game, but the team made a good showing of itself. In the inter-class tourney that year, the boys were de- feated, but the girls won to bring the first real honor to the Class of '54, Everyone was looking forward to our junior year because it promised to be our best, with class officers to be elected, magazines to be sold, inter-class tourney to be sponsored, a play to be- given, rings to be ordered, and a prom to be planned. As we began to settle down to the routine of school, we looked around and discovered some familiar faces were missing and some new ones had taken their places. Leroy Adams, Janet Cotton, Doris Jean Davis, Barbara Hennis, and Delores Herzog had failed to return for various reasons. Those new to get acquainted with included Linda Cook, George Combs, Janice Cammack, Walker Sandlin, Norman Thompson, and Carole Webster. We elected as officers: Mike Morrison, Presidentg Bill Clark, Vice President, Anna Vandergrift, Secretaryg Harry Russell, Treasurer, and Donna Foust, Sergeant-at-Arms. Our sponsors were Mrs. Laing and Miss Guill. The inter-class tourney was sponsored by us with the help of Mr. Nickels. The girls were defending their hard earned crowns and the boys had still to experience the glory of being Inter- Class Champs. The girls lost to the sophomores in the final game but the boys came through to victory. We also sold magazines and gave a play to raise enough money to be the hosts of one of the nicest proms a junior class at Beech Grove has ever sponsored. The Prom was held in the Atherton Center at Butler University. This was the first time Beech Grove had ever had a Prom there, but we all hope it wasn't the last time. The year was climaxed with the receiving of the long-awaited class rings. In the fall of '53 forty-five self-confident seniors returned to ye ole halls to write the final page of four memorable years. We missed Richard Boles, Ronald Harmon, Marlene Richard- son, Robert Goldey, Robert Lee, and Linda Cook and welcomed Gene Caudle and Elaine Pitts. The officers were: Mike Malone, President: Mike Morrison, Vice Presidentg Kathleen Brown, Secretaryg and Sylvia Prather, Treasurer. Our sponsors were Miss Crabb and Miss Ragsdale. We chose white and crimson as our class colors. Early in the year the class voted to have Dr. J. R. Mitchell, from Purdue University, as guest speaker for our commencement. The seniors were invited to the Junior Prom on May 21. 1954 at the Riviera Club. Baccalaureate services were held May 23, and last but most certainly not least, the members of the Class of '54 received their diplomas on May 28, 1954, thus complet- ing four years of work, learning, and fun. When this senior class begins to fade in the minds of the students and the faculty, as all classes do, we would like to leave behind us this thought: En- joy yourself. it's later than you think. FIRST GRADE, SECTION I, 1942- '43 FIRST GRADE, SECTION II, 1942- '43 class OI:I:IC6l2S MIKE MALONE Basketballl-43 Football 1- 39 Lettermen's 3,43 Sketch Club 3g Shop Club 19 St. Class President. KATHLEEN BROWN G.A.A. 1-3g F.H.A. 1-43 fPres. 41 Student Council 1-4gfSec. 3,41 Honor Club 1-4g Beech Leaf 1,4g Sr. Class Sec.g Jr. Class Playg MIKE MORRISON Football 1,43 Basketball 1- 3g Tfack 1,25 Annual Staff 45 Conservation 25 Sketch Club 3g Beech Leaf4g Stu- dent Council 1-3g QSec. 2. V.P. 31 Jr. Class Pres.g Sr. Class V.P.g Shop Club 2.3. Annual Staff QEditor1. SY LVIA PRA THER S.S.S. 1-4 fPres. 41 G.A. A. 2,3g fPres. 31 Beech Leaf 4g CCo-Editor1 Annual Staff 4: Jr. Red Cross Rep. 2.3gJr. Class Playg Sr. Class Treas.g Honor Club 1-4. 1 BARBARA BLOIR G.A.A. 1gS.S.S. 25 F.H A. 2,3g Beech Leaf4g An- nual Staffg Ir. Class Play. JANICE CAMMACK Dra matics3 fPres. By Beech Leaf4g Annual Staffg Choir 3 WILLIAM ALEXANDER GARY ALFORD Hi-Y 3.4g Shop C lub 4g Football lgl-li-Y 1-4g Base- Conservation 2. ball lg Honor Club 2-4g Historical Society 2-4. -u N Ai . .- ,, O I DONEL BLUMBERG Basketball 1-45 Track 2-45 Baseball lg Annual Staffg Beech Leaf 3: Lettermen's 4g Conservation 25 Jr. Class Play. 1 . l-ex jo GLADYS CATRON F.H.A. 1-45 Annual Staff. GENE CAUDLE DANI CHALLIS H1-Y 4. Football 1-4g Basketball 1 , 2g Track 3g Hi-Y 1-4g QPres. 4jg Lettermen's 4g Conser- vation 2511. Class Play. fi' V- ffftflf '4- MARGARET DENSON H0n0rClub 15 G.A.A. 1-35 S.S.S. 1.3.45 fChaplain 41 Annual Staff 45 Beech Leaf 45 qAssistant Editorj Ir. Class Play. fu-ilu-4 'Z wma 52 1 JOSEPH GESHWILER Hi-Y 2,3,45 Choir 1-4g Basketball 15 Football Mgr. 2, 35 l.ettermen's 3 .45 Honor Club 3g Student Council 1, 45 Beech Leaf 2-45 Annual Staff45 Science Club 25 Ir. Class Playg Track 2,3, WILLIAM CLARK GEORGE COMBS Foo tba ll 1-45 Basketball Beech Leaf 4g Football 4. 1-45 Tra ck 2-45 Letter- men's 2-45 Junior Class V. P.5 Shop Club 45 Baseball 15 Jr. Class Play. K. f , I ,yi boNNA Fousr S.S.S. 1-35 QTreas. 31 G. A.A. 1-35 AnnualStaff45 Beech Leaf 45 Ir. Class Play. JACK HARLAN Hi-Y 2-45 Conservation 2 Baseball 27 Science Club 2 Track 35Basketball Mgr. 2. DORIS HARMON CAROLYN HARVEY S.S.S. 25 F.H.A. 3,45 G. G.A.A. 1-45 Beech Leafl, A.A. 15 Annual Staff. 2,45Cheer Block 25Drama- tics 15 F.H.A. 35 Choir 1- 3. ol' GEORGE HINSHAW LARRY IOHANNES Dra ma tics Club 2,Junror Basketball 2 4, Track 2.3, Class Playg Annual Staff4g Football Mgr. 2,35 Hi-Y 2, Historical Society 2-4. 3a Lettermen's 3.4g Conser- vation 2g Annual Staff4. CHARLES JONES Football 3,4g Basketball 1g Track 25 Sketch Club 25 Conservation Ig Shop Club 2g Science Club 2g Letter- men's 4. RIC HARD LESTER Science Club 4g Shop Club 2,4g Conservation 2g Foot- ball 1-4g Basketball 1.4. ROBERT KROENING Lettermen's 3,4g Basketball Mgr. 1,2g Football Mgr. lg Track Mgr. lg Annual Staff 4gConservation 25 Shop Club 2 f32fe,.f ED WARD LOUGHMILLER Baseball 1g l-li-Y 2-4g Science Club 3. A' THOMASINE MCFEELY JUSEPH MCINTOSH S.S.S. 2-4g fTreas. 41g Shop Club 2,4g Science Dramatics lg Annual Staff Club 4g Conservation 2g 4g Ir. Class Play. Basketball 1-3. JOA NNE NE WERTH G.A.A. 1,25 S.S.S. 3.4, QSec. 45 Annual Staffg Beech Leaf 4. ELAINE PITTS Dramatics 45 CTreas. 4j5 Choir 4 . l .smwn 4 -u -A. 5. 1 mai JANICE MURDOCK Choir 1-45 F.H.A. 1-45 fSec. 3,455 Honor Club 2, Dramatics 1-35 fSec. 27- 35Annual Staffg fAsst. Edi- torjg Beech Leaf 45 Jr. Class Play. ARNOLD MYERS Basketball 15 Shop Club 4 Baseball 1. HA RRY RUS SELL Lettermen's 2-45 Baseball 15 Football 3,45 Track 1-45 Basketball 1,25 Shop Club 25 Jr. Class Play5 Jr. Class Treas.5 Annual Staff. WALKER SANDLIN Football 45 Shop Club 45 Hi- Y 35 Historical Society 3,45 CV.P. 4J. PA TRICIA PA GE F.H.A. 1-45 Choir 1-45 Annual Staff5 Dramatics 1. ROBERT RUDOLPH Hi-Y 1-35 Conservation 25 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,25 Football 1-45 Beech Leaf 45 Annual Sta ff. SHIRLEY SIMPSON F.u.fx. 2-45 qrreas. 3,45 Choir 1,3,45 Annual Staff. ANNA VA NDERGRIFT G.A.A. 1-35 Beech Leaf 1-45 Art Club 25 Cheer- leader 2,35 Annual Staff. BONNIE SCHILLING GARRY SCHROEDER G.A.A. 25 Dramarics 2. Basketbal115Baseba1l15 Sketch Club 3,45 QPres. 435 Shop Club 25 Beech Leaf 45 Conservation 2. Six RICHARD UTTERBA CK Band 1-35 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,25 Hi-Y 2-45 His- torical Society 45 Dance Band 3.4. EVELYN VOGEL F.H.A. 2-45 Beech Leaf 45 Choir 45 Dramatics 15 G.A.A. 1,25 Annual Staff. HELEN WEBBER CAROLE WEBSTER F.H.A. 1-45 Dramatics 1, Choir 3.45 Band 45 F.H.A. 25 AnnualStaff. 35 G.A.A. 3,45 Annual Sta ffg. Honor Club 4. nfla X X L 1. 1. 1. I. I. 1. L I. 1. I. L I. I I I I I I 1. I. 1. NORMAN THOMPSON Hi-Y 3,4g Shop Club 3, Historical Society 4. class Ill Bill Alexander, will my ability to play hooky to David Carey. Gary Alford, will my smile to Mr. Van Horn. Barbara Bloir, will my love for Art to anyone who may have the talent but not the ambition. Don Blumberg, will my ability to understand Mike Morrison and Jim Sare to anyone dumb enough to talk to them. Kathleen Brown, will my LITTLE brother, John, to any girl who has the nerves to put up with him. Gladys Catorn, will my ability to get engaged and unengaged within three months to anyone who wants to try it. Gene Caudle, will my place at Beech Grove High to my brother who will make it someday. Danny Challis, will my blue eyes, blonde hair, good looks, red blooded citizenship, manly physic, my ability as an athelete and hunter, personality, temper, and my ability to stay in shape to George Fallowfield. Bill Clark, will my government homework to my brother, Bobby. George Combs, will my seat in Mr. Van Horhis office to Warner Wiley. Jan Cammack, will my ability to come into Miss Crabb's class late with a good excuse to any- one who may need it. Margaret Denson, do not have a will because certain faculty members do not approve of the will I had. Donna Foust, will my dimples to anyone who's fool enough to want them. Joe Geshwiler, will my beautiful bass voice to anyone who wants to sing in the Met. Jack Harlan, will my '38 Chevy, the Green Hornet , to anyone who can handle its Cat-Like- Power. Doris Harmon, will my government book to some unfortunate soul. Carolyn Harvey, will my place as head majorette for next years' Halloween Parade, to Marilyn Prather, ---- Good Luck, Marilyn. George Hinshaw, will my typing eraser to anyone who needs it more than I do, Larry Johonnes, will my name to anyone who doesn't have one. Charles J ones, will my chewing gum to Miss Crabb's wastepaper basket, Cwhich usually gets it anywayly Bob Kroening, will my nickname guts and steel nerves to David Elmore. fWe drivers must stick togetherlj Dick Lester, will my size 13 football shoes to Duncan Murdoch. 8' 5 'Q class Ill Eddie Loughmiller, do hereby will my height to Gordie Bailey. Mike Malone, will my ability to behumble under any circumstances, Although I am the greatest man on earth , to my outstanding protege James Frederic Sare. Thomasine Mc Feely, will my nickname Tiny to Gorden Bailey, Joe Mc Intosh, will my ability in basketball to Steele Roberts. Mike Morrison, will my personality, charm, physique, ability as a fan club hero and pool player to Walter Fallowfield. Janice Murdock, will my position as assistant editor on the annual staff to Pat Davidson. Arnold Myers, will my ability to drive a '38 Chevy to school for two years, to Lane ward. Joanne Newerth, will my position at the Beech Grove Pharmacy to anyone who would like to have the job. Patsy Pace, will my height to Gordie Bailey ----- who can sure use it! Elaine Pitts, do hereby will and bequeath my job at Bolotins to Doris Davis, providing she can get to work on time. Sylvia Prather, will my will to anyone who has never had a will willed to them. Bob Rudolph, will my great typing speed and ability to anyone who wishes to fail Typing I. Harry Russell, will my hair to Steele Roberts. Walker Sandlin, will my sense of humor to Mr. Van Horn. Bonnie Schilling, will my notes in Government to my sister Wilma, in hopes that she will re- ceive a better grade than I did. Garry Schroeder, will my ability to get along with girls to Jim Sare. Shirley Simpson, will my ability to sing first tenor to Martha Burpo. Norman Thompson, will my special seatinMr. Van Horn's office to Spike and Buddy Fallowfield. Dick Utterback, will my ability to lead a dance band for one year to anyone who can stand the confusion of it, preferably Duke Demaree. Anna Vandergrift, will my ability to will a will to anyone who will probably have to will a will! Evelyn Vogel, will my ability to go to sleep in government class, without being caught, to any- one that wants to try it. Helen Webber, will my love for History to Jimmy Little and Jerry Wampner. Carole Webster, will the remains of my cotton-pickin' ukelele to Kenny Byland the only one who can grin and bear it. Jumons r r ag Q ' J 11: J lc s 1 srl we - ' ar s- - -x ' me a f it ' 21 Q1 5 , ,ers as MY 6 r i 5s at fi' sl fi- :MJ 'E '- .' L Tiff agfacsasietxs --,ME sins M, Wg. ,Mg -Us , ft 1 , L ,H Gatft 2 2,1 K P 1' A? a fa, its fi ffxafsg ,SGP 2 P gqaglgttgr 'Q --, sf J w 52 3 J K s fn S ea K if as W, 3 , Q W a K .5 a as 3, j X2 15 M . N X P K .,,,, .- Y. va, is Q -- ii A ' , 1 ' K it 'Q' W' ' .,,. 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'lun-, ummkuimii shall noen staff Kathleen Brown, Editor, Janice Murdock, Assistant Editor SEATED: Anna Vandergrift, Bob Kroening. STANDING: Joe Gesh- wiler, Sylvia Prather, Bob Rudolph, George Hinshaw, Don Blurnberg, Harry Russell, Larry Johannes, Barbara Bloir, Janice Cammack. STANDING: Donna Foust, Tiny McFeely, Evelyn Vogel, Patsy Pace, Helen Webber, Shirley Simpson, Mr. Fairchild. O 0 Q O r HJ LL j--iff-9 .9 SIUOGUI COUl1Cll if S ROW ONE: Sandra Costelow, Patty Davidson, P.T.A. Representative, Sylvia Pratherg Vice President, Bill Geshwilerg President, Arthur Jessupg Treasurer, Kathleen Brown, Secretary. ROW TWO: Mrs. Durell, Sponsorg Donna Cunningham, Steve Smith, Charles Gearhart, Bob Leaman, Garry Etcherson, Joe Geshwiler, ,Tohn Fallowfield, Miss Moren, Sponsor. YOUR STUDENT COUNCIL I. The Purposes A. The purpose of this organization shall be to raise and maintain the standards of the school. B. To foster the school spirit. C. To bind the faculty and student body more closely. D. To develop leadership, initiative, and cooperation throughout the school system. ll. The duties of the Student Council shall be: A. To receive suggestions and initiate matters pertaining to the welfare and harmony of the school. B. To exercise such functions of student government as may be delegated to this body by the super- intendent and principal. C. The Student Council shall supervise student elections in which all students are involved as one body, honon CUH3 vi , v 3 Rim ROW ONE: Beverly Messer, Kathleen Brown, Sylvia Prather, Gary Alford, Carole Webster, Donna Cunningham. ROW TWO: Miss Weaver, Carol Morgan, Mary Mc- Masters, Wanda Neer, Billie Ashburn, Judith Wells, Judy DeGrotte, Emily DeLay. ROW THREE: Kay Myers, ,Tack Bates, Gary Newbold, Bob Wagner, Charles Gear- hart, Larry Suggs, John Brown, Glenn Mason. Ch6GRlGAO6R, ' JHDICB ILITIITICFI, I' FSU DUy1C5, LIay,'UfL5l', GUI. uuu uaucy, ucvcl. Ly wncooci. hl- ROW ONE: Dale Schoo, Jim Little, Jerry Wampner, David Van Meter, David Carey, Buddy Fallowfield. ROW TWO: Bill Messer, John Brown, Charles Gearhart, Luther Wright, Roger Cline. ROW THREE: Bob Leaman, Jerry Routt, Jerry Tex, Charles Lock, David Purvis, Mr, Brunoehler. ROW FOUR: Jan Elliott, Jim Blazek, Terry Sedigner, Joe Byland, Jim Reha. David Dietz, David Smith, Bill Smock, Bill Alexander, Ed Loughmiller, John Cravins, John Danhay, Gene Candle, Roger Newman, John Spears, Jim McC1aine, Joe Geshwiler, Mark Muncie, Jack Harlan, Dan Challis, Bill Geshwiler, Kenny Byland, Bob Ford, Spike Fallowfield, Doug Robertson, Mr. McMasters, Arthur Jessup, Jerry Thompson, Larry Meguiar, Gary Alford, Steve Smith, Chick Gordon, Fred Farber, Harold Layne, Bill Baker, Dick Utterback, Ed Schowalter, Jim Low, Harlan Finley, Jack Lewis. lGIIEI2m 'S ClL1B ROW ONE: Mr. Brunoehler, Mr. Johnson, Charles Grubbs, Jim Sare, Don Blumberg, Bill Geshwiler, Dan Challis, Harry Russell, Bob Ford, Larry Johannes, Gordon Bailey. ROW TWO: Warner Wiley, Joe Geshwiler, Fred Boyles, David Deitz, Steve Smith, Bob Kroening, Bill Clark, Bob Rudolph, Buddy Fallowfield, Spike Fallowfield, Mike Malone. hop CIUB ROW ONE: Roger Cline, Jim Smith, Joe Byland, Duke Demaree, Danny Campbell, Charles Gearhart, Jim Little, Jerry Routt, Duncan Murdoch. ROW TWO: Roger Hall, Freemon Stamper, Walker Sandlin, John Danehy, Larry Suggs, Wayne Naylor, Jerry Sare, Bill Schiefelbein, Mr. Gallamore. ROW THREE: Tom Ruesch, Arnie Myers, Bob Wagner, Terry Sedinger, Gary Newbold, Jack Bates, David Hall, Charles Kays, ROW FOUR: David Rydberg, Bill Clark, Don Newbold, Dick Lester. David Lester, David Elmore, Bill Alexander, Jerry Tex, Ronald Alford. .A.A. ROW ONE: Mary Bauer, Jannice Emmert, Rita Conway, Judy Elliott, Mary Mc Masters, Patty Davidson, Marilyn Prather, Sharon Weiger, Nancy Fogleman, Emily Delay, Judith Wells, Beverly Terhune, Pat Brady. ROW TWO: Georgia Gray, Carolyn Harvey, Thelma Hunter, Joyce Smith, Phyllis Barton, Grace Lewis, Joanne Russell, Charlotte Wilsey, Ruth Beikman, Jody Grdolnik, Ann Courtney, Judy Sare, Phyllis Fisher. ROW THREE: Gay Porter, Mary Hess, Pat Matkins, Faye Paugh, 'Alta Lackland, Donna Cunningham, Frances King, Pat Johnson, Barbara Wheeler, Dorothy Sells, Sally Taylor, Sandra Costelow, Miss Moten. ROW FOUR: Nancy Hartzell, Madonna Pershing, Pat Jessup, Shirley Gray, Wanda Neer, Pat Chandler, Donna Schaffer, Loretta Van Landingham, Billie Ashburn, Betty Mc Alheny, Edna Vise, Carol Morgan, ROW FIVE: Beverly Messer, Dorthy Smith, Faye Tucker. SKGICH CIUB ROW ONE: Bill Smith, Jim Newport, David Roessler, Madonna Pershing, Jody Grdolnik, Beverly Terhtme, Phyllis Senior. ROW TWO: Jerry Adams, Duncan Murdoch, Art Simms, Garry Schroeder, Philip Leonard, Glenn Mason, Miss Rornine. Judy DeGroot. SCIENCE ClUB ROW ONE: Glenn Mason, Lane Ward,RoyHe1weg, David Smith,David Carey. ROW TWO: Jerry Adams, Dick Lester, David Elmore, John Stone, Jerry Campbell, ROW THREE: Freemon Stamper, Larry Suggs, Jan Elliott, Bob Leaman, Mr. Mc Masters. hlS1TOl2lCAl CIUB 6 ROW ONE: Miss Crabb, William Smock, Jerry Thompson, Walker Sandlin, John Spears, Arthur Jessup, Doug,Robertson. ROW TWO: PattyDavidson, Carol Morgan,Rita Conway, Thelma Hunter, Joyce Smith, Doris Davis, Gertrude Hollander. ROW THREE: Duke Demaree, Gary Mc Elroy, Jack Lewis, JoeRice,GeorgeHinshaw,Jim Mc Mahan, ROW FOUR: Dick Utterback, Gary Alford, Kenny Davis, John Cravens, Jim Low, Harold Layne. ROW FIVE: Jerry Wampner, Travis Ter- hune, Bill Smith, Dave Pervis, Roger Newman, David Dietz. 3 ROW ONE: Doris Harmon, Kathleen Brown, Janice Murdock, Shirley Simpson, Mrs. Durell, ROW TWO: Helen Webber, Patsy Pace, Gladys Catron, Evelyn Vogel. ROW THREE: Wilma Brown, Ruth Biekman, Phyllis Pedigo, Sue Myers. ROW ONE: Janice Fletcher, Gay Porter, Tiny McFeely, Donna Foust, Joanne Newerth, Sylvia Prather, Margaret Denson, Miss Romine. ROW TWO: Sally Taylor, Sandra Costelow, Ann Courtney, Evelyn McHenry, Sue Frye, Betty Frye, Martha Lukenbill, Karen Rohrberg, ROW THREE: Julia Murley, Judy Sare, Dorothy Sells, Barbara Wheeler, Edna Vise, Pat Brady, Betty Bash, Vanda Richardson, Billie Ashburn. my ,' eg r 9? , i fr ' 1 onamatlcs . ..-if ROW ONE: Gordon Bailey, Alta Lackland, Freddy Boyles, Doris Davis, Elaine Pitts, Joe Rice, ROW TWO: Miss Ragsdale, Betty Bash, Gertude Hollander, Phyllis Pedigo, Ruth Beikman. ROW THREE: Janice Fletcher, Julie Murley, Martha Lukenbill, Karen Rohrberg, Martha Burpo. ROW FOUR: Dan Campbell, Garry McElroy, Kenny Davis. Beech leaf . -- , - 'ms , xmas r K . SEATED: Janice Cammack, Carolyn Harvey, Kenny Vise, Margaret Denson, Donna Foust, Sylvia Prather. STANDING: Barbara Bloir, Anna Vandergrift, Joanne Newerth, Miss Moren, Carol Morgan, Donna Cunningham, Joe Geshwiler, Goerge Combs, Helen Webber, Evelyn Vogel, Mr. Fairchild, Judy Sare, Judy Elliott. Bano ROW ONE: Ronald Rumley, John Miller, ,T an Elliott, Dick Bunnell, Bob Moriarity. ROW TWO: Tom Moriarity, Charles Gearhart, Lois Miller, Joan Hosimer, Bob Leamon, ROW THREE: June Krug, Donna Stratton, Dallas Warrum, Dorothy Wonnell, Don Singer, Gary Eytchison. ROW FOUR: Mike Bossingham, Faye Lackland, Marlene Taylor, Jackie VanBrunt, Mary Etta McMasters. DIRECTOR: Earl L. Albertson. majonettes Janice Fletcher, Pat Johnson, Frances King, Marilyn Prather, Sharron Weiger,Caro1yn Harvey. GC CRAI chonus ROW ONE: Joyce Smith, Melsena Johnson, Grace Lewis, Gay Porter, Pat Johnson, Evelyn Vogel, rances King, Mary Hess, Pat Jessup Judy Elliott, Ann Courtney, Phyllis Senior. ROW TWO: F , Janice Fletcher, Faye Lackland, Janice Murdock, Sue Frye, Ruth Beikman, Shirley Simpson, Pat Matkins. ROW THREE: Steve Smith, Warner Wiley, Elaine Pitts, Patsy Pace, Faye Tucker, Harlan Finley, Charles Gordon, Harold Layne, CONCERT ChOll2 V Y ' ' ROW ONE: Donna Cunningham, Grace Lewis, Joyce Smith, Thelma Hunter, Patricia Davidson Beverly Messer, Pat Matkins, Janice Emmert, Sharron Weiger, Ann Courtney, Mr. Albertson. ROW TWO: Faye Paugh, Carolyn Harvey, Rita Conway, Faye Lackland, Kay Myers, Madonna Pershing, Carole Webster, Janice Murdock, Shirley Simpson, Martha Burpo. ROW THREE: Steve Smith, Joe Geshwiler, Warner Wiley, Charles Gearhart, Bill Geshwiler, Charles Gordon, Travis Terhune, Kenny Byland, HGITIECOITIIHG oance Sylvia Prather, William Clark, Kathleen Brown, Art Jessup The third annual Homecoming Dance, sponsored by the Student Council, was held in the school auditorium Friday, October 16, after the Knightstown Memorial football game. To add spice to this special event, the Student Council obtained ,Terry Chapman, a popular disc jockey from radio station W I R E, to spin the records. Every senior boy and girl was a candidate for the King and Queen, and everyone attending could vote for each. At approximately 10:30 P.M., Wm, Clark and Kathleen Brown were crowned as the King and Queen, Kathleen was presented a dozen long- stemmed red roses by Art Jessup, Treasurer of the Council, and Sylvia Prather, Vice President, presented Bill a box of chocolates. The Council hopes they have established a tradition of having a Homecoming Dance annually after the last home football game. The repeated success of this event was due to the combined efforts of the Council, its sponsors, Miss Moren and Mrs. Durrel, and Mr. Van Horn, our principal. -71 :l SPCRTS I - I 54 I LT I . 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' K 'se an fi...-rr Bob Rudolph Harry Russell coaches and Team captain of the year: Most va Bill Clark Coaches: Mr. Brunoehler Mr. Johnson Mr. Roberts and luable player of th Spike Fallowfield e year: 1 . . . K FA x, Q . 'S 6' x ll Q' K S5 . X' K r S E . fi- T . 5-1,3 ,A Q QNX ,. lpn emi rr f .M ar 5. rug 4- 1 fr -X .fr we -f ... f j fr . ff v M t we-A, s, ,rr -K i ,i X-,rw A lf 5 , rx k K Al, Kg S Av., . . or K Q if - J- J'r'.-13 pa z ,pr 'gi ' -Q . - ' x -NSS . . Kaffe' Q v x -4, N , i-.' . X '- .5 v . . A-N A f George Combs ARSW ROW ONE: Harry Russell, Jerry Thompson, Walker Sandlin, Spike F allowfield, David Deitz, Bill Geshwiler, ,Tim Sare, Steve Smith, Bob Ford, Fred Farber, Buddy Fallowfield. ROW TWO: Charles Grubbs, Dick Lester, Roger Newman, George Combs, Warner Wiley, Kenny Vise, Bob Wagner, Charles J ones, Danny Challis, Bob Rudolph, Bill Clark. RESERVE ROW ONE: Duke Demaree, Bill Shipley, J im Little, Bill Smock, Roger Cline, Dale Schoo, Duncan Murdoch, Jim Blazek, Art Simms. ROW TWO: Charles Gordon, Harlan Finley, Wayne Naylor, J' an Elliott, Bill Weathers, David Smock, Charles Gearhart, Jerry Sare, Richard Kuykendall, J ack Bates, Terry Sedinger, David Van Meter. k'f3',- 1? x 6' Mfr 6 -Fix' r me - 1322 -Am xg Q E I Q 1 Xia 512 'ni as it 2. wr X .iqwd t .1 Q A 'Q' S X ff, f .2 E ,-mqfL:gamg2vf':b' ,z4wf.fm:zL,!'?f,-S L . :s ::::f: -4.vsgg:gggL,:3-ygfglx. K Q is gi E 33 sr- mia rv, SA wg in A 4 5252 , .Tv I M' ' f ZW , ' f 1 - i4-1:5p,,2, x Bill Geshwiler, Ir. io Larry Meguiar, Jr. Warner Wiley I Don Blunlberg larry Johannes ,lim Sure Larry Meguiar Tom Rucsch INDIVIDUAL RECORD Ht. 611m 5l4va 61 Gvlfzu 6: Spike Fallowfield 5'6 Bill Clark Dick Lester Mike Malone Warner Wiley Charles Grubbs Bill Geshwiler 6' mo 5-11-' 5-11 5'1o-' Grade Sr. Sr. Jr. jr. Soph. Jr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Jr. I '-I 1, F.G. F.T. T P 79 55 45 37 24 14 10 8 7 5 O 0 There are three games and the Sectionals left to be played as we go to press. ' 1 J Pike Twp. Decatur Central Carmel Fishers Deaf School Park Center Grove Warren Central Morgantown Clark Twp. Speedway Sacred Heart Speedway' Warren Centra 1' Manual TEAM RECORD Bloomington QUniversityj Fra nklin Twp . Trafalgar Clear Springs ' County Tournament Games AG YVWV 0'4 I w V .4 KCIIHY ViSC, 50Dll- Charles Grubbs, Jr. Tom Ruesch boph Robert Wagner IUOEHI manaqens o rJ11.sft nulfn..i:R 1 wtftla- lmii RESERVES ROW ONE: Mr. Brunoehler J im Newport Charles Gearhart Kenny Vise Charles Grubbs David Roessler ROW TWO: Bill Weathers John Brown Jack Bates Wayne Naylor Bill Schiefelbein J an Elliott ABSENT Jerry Sare lineshm ROW ONE: Wayne Naylor Bill Weathers Duncan Murdoch Bill Schiefelbein Gary Newbold Art Simms ROW TWO: ,T an Elliott John Brown Charles Gearhart J' ack Bates Jerry Adams ABSENT: Jerry Sare eighth Qnaoe ROW ONE: David Harlan, Richard Burnell, Bill Shirley, Tom Moriarity, Larry Pierson, Garry Eytchison, Tom Ford, Mr.Johnson. ROW TWO: Richard Sharp, Wayne Spencer, Roger Smith, Richard Long, Dallas Warrum, Troy Totty, Nick O'Neil, Richard Ridpath, Richard Pflanzer. S eventh GRACE ROW ONE: Donald Singer, David Hall, John Pritsch, Fred Macky, Bob Clark, John Fallowfield, David Van Horn, Mr, Gallamore. ROW TWO: Bill Grubbs, Bill Caudle, John Paulson, Jim Rider, Steve Mc- Kane, John Schilling, Donald Lewis, Jim Parton, Bob Johnson, Bob Collins, Dennis Sharp, Jack Charnley. ROW THREE: Dennis Ster, Bill Lambert, Tom Gearhart, Melvin Smith, Bob Leffler, Richard Chilton, Jim Showalter, Jim Porter, Carol Duke, Larry Canada, George Boltman. FRONT ROW: Richard Brunoehler, Coach, Larry Johannes, Fred Farber, Harlin Finley, Terry Sedinger, Jim low. SECOND ROW: Dave Dietz, Bill Geshwiler, John Cravens, Dave Smith, Don Newbold, Jerry Thompson. THIRD ROW: Steve Smith, Earl Gray, Charles Fox, Robert Wagner, Tom Ruesch, John Spears. 13l2ACk Earl Gray Chuck Fox High Jump Mile Run 5',:z2Q5.a it , 1 :.a..1qyag33ggi5y3iw.!,g' , FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1953 The Hornets grid team won their first game of the season from Plainfield 19-0. Later they defeated Indiana Deaf School 7-0, but ended their season with a record of 2 wins, 6 losses, and 1 tie, showing an improvement over last year's record of 1 win and 8 losses. The Indiana Deaf School game was the only victory in the Capital District Conference. Warner Wiley, Spike Fallowfield and Walker Sandlin were named to the All-County District squad. Spike Fallowfield also made All-County. Beech Grove can look forward to a better season next year because of the great number of lettermen returning. BASKETBALL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1953-54 The Beech Grove squad opened their basketball season successfully with a 40-38 defeat of Pike Township. The next week they repeated by knocking off Decatur Central. In the Cotmty Tournament, Beech Grove drew the bye and met Speedway on Friday night. The Hornets downed the Sparkplugs by a 38-34 count. On Saturday, Beech Grove went against Warren Central and almost pulled the upset of the year but finally lost out 64-56. Don Blumberg and Larry Johannes were named to the All-County team but the Hornets success was a team victory. ln the Capital District, Beech Grove had a 4-1 record. At the time of this writing it is still undecided whether the Hornets will share in the victors spot or not. This year marked the first year that the Hornets have beaten Speedway in eight years, and this year's team took advantage of the situation by winning two from the Sparkplugs. This year was also the first year in the past eight campaigns that the Hornets have gone to the semi- final round of the County Tournament. How the Hornets will fare in the Sectionals is a question to be decided February 23-25. As we to to press the Hornets' record stands at '1-10. y f , Anna V. , X , . 4'2 .K 1 M A ,:- .1 U in Q ' I M R Bob R. e' A 'I Q rr. Sylvia P. 'M fy 'TI .-2 1 .fmliifieiicrg-L A 9327-r-' 3 . in: X.. xv W rw ,. ,W Q nk . 3 'x 5. .. ae. Dick U. A N si. as sw a Q Arnnie M. Elaine P. Joe G. Y Gladys C. Ca role W. Janice C. Kathy B. Joe MCI. Harry R, Garry A, Joanne N. Carolyn H. N. Walker S. , W 1 I kt x I! xx Q LQQA A Q 1 K ,,f f 'w-n J' f V , Donna F. , n e ee n. 1 L Doris H. Evelyn V. G x 4 J ' Tiny MCF. L ip? N qt! in , '11 , Q .P- Danny C . ,.:z'? ' Bill C. ,Q X P Bonnie S , fl 3'-ev' Barb B Helen W. ii S xx? X.-S ni E .dk . X Marg Dv i S N3 ' ,fw K- an K -. nf , - 1 sq 'J rw e Q,:: 5 e 2 JUNIOR pta I ll CAST Kathy Don Dan Barb George Marg Harry Janice Tiny I oe Donna Q- 3 N A H A CROWNING OF KING AND Q fd C6l6S1TlAl BAH THE KING AND QUEEN'S THE GRAND MARCH class DRCIDHECY The year---1974. . .The place---Madam Janice Cammack's fortune telling salon. . .She has just closed a book, her Senior Yearbook, and she is wondering what became of her fellow classmates in the past twenty years. . .What fields did they enter---political, business, science, sports? She is gazing deep, still deeply into her crystal ball---back to her Alma Mater---Beech Grove, Indiana. Shall we join her? Look, therein the crystal ball! Can that be Beech Grove? Why, it's a metropolis now! Now, where would the best place be to look up the history of these old friends? Of course, a newspaper office. There's the old Perry Township office. On the window it says, The Grove Gazette---owned, edited, and delivered by Bill Alexander. Let's goin, maybe he can help us. Well, here we are in the storage room of the Gazette with stacks of newspapers to roam through. Let's read some of the front page stories. It says here Senator Joseph Geshwiler is beinginvestigated by the Congressional Committee, headed by Donel Blumberg, for over-expenditures in his last senatorial campaign. lt looks like Norman Thompson's love for the law paid off. He just succeeded J. Edgar Hoover of the F.B.I. Janice Murdock was appointed Chairman of the Land Settlement Committee to arbitrate a dispute between the United States and Mexico over the discovery of a huge uranium deposit on an Lmknown, unexplored island in the Gulf of Southern California by Professor Gary Alford. Pro- fessor Alford claimed this island in thenameof the United States. Now, however, Mexico declares this her possession and demands that the U.S. evacuate the island immediately. Miss Murdock is assisted by her very capable secretary Shirley Simpson, the first woman candidate for President of the United States. Mayor J oe Mclntosh of our fair city honored Detective Dan Challis for cracking the mysti- fying case of Little Blue Riding Hood by just playing a hunch. . . Enough about politics, law and international problems. How about adventure stories? Were there any daring people in the class? Doris Harmon crossed the Pacific Ocean on a self-constructed raft and she is now making personal appearance tours in Europe. One almost triumphant adventure was performed by Carole Webster. She swam three- fourths of the Gulf of Mexico, decided she couldn't make it the rest of the way, turned around and swam back home! If you remember correctly, Carole was always considered a bright person! UQ Next is the sport section. Who became famous sport figures? Remember reading about Bill Clark's race horse, ridden by Jockey Eddie Loughmiller, winning the Kentucky Derby? Manager Jack Harlan says this horse is the fastest since Man O' War and will win twice as much fame and money for all concerned. Larry Johannes has been appointed manager of the professional Harlem Globe Trotters. Charles Zeke Jones is football coach of Beech Grove. His team won the County this year. Four of the eleven players were of the Spall clan. flt seems Margaret Denson and Gerry Spall's prediction almost came true after alllj The retired all time great strikeout pitcher for the Brooklyn Dodgers, Harry Cat Russell, recently took oath as the New York State Baseball Commissioner. The society page withits personal articles should give us more information about our friends. It seems Mike Malone, Dick Lester, and Mike Morrison are the wealthy eligible bachelors being chased by three socialites, Tiny McFeely, Carolyn Harvey, and Joanne Newerth. Sylvia Prather, former fashion model for Wm. H. Block 8: Co., and Col. Earl Gray have at long last announced their wedding date. Speaking of weddings,Rev. Walker Sandlin recently married Robert Rudolph and Anna Vander- grift, who has resigned her position as fashion illustrator for Vogue Magazine to Barbara Bloir. They play to take up residence in New West India where Mr. Rudolph has been assigned to con- struct a community center. Patsy Pace was crowned Miss Dairy Queen of 19'14 . Gerry Schroeder accepted the job of interior decorator for the monkey cages of the St. Louis Zoological Gardens. Gladys Catron was appointed Superintendent of the Beech Grove City Hospital. Kathleen Brown celebrated her tifteenth year as teacher of Home Economics at the new ultra- modern Beech Grove High School. While looking through the advertisement pages we discovered many former classmates had established businesses of their own. There was one advertisement all the way from Palm Beach, Florida, which read, Welcome to the Dixie Resort--managed by Donna Foust and Bob Lee . Every Woman Can Be Beautiful , is the slogan of a chain of beauty salons throughout the Mid-West, owned by Evelyn Vogel and Helen Webber. Remember this--it might come in handy some day! Elaine Pitts and Bonnie Schilling are running the Mother Goose Kindergarten. The Standard Grocery Store had their usual big ad. Bob Kroening, manager of the Beech Grove branch, believes in the prophecy, The bigger the ads, the better the businessl Arnie Myers just added the twentieth drugstore in Indiana to his chain. While you are in Beech Grove, be sureto pay a visit to Beech Grove's first Drive-In Theater, for Hudsons only, owned by George Combs. Why waste time driving when you can conveniently fly? Dick Utterback and George Hinshaw established the first helicopter parking lot in downtown Indianapolis. Looking .for a job? Since the New York Central has been converted into an atomic energy plant, President Gene Caudle has many openings for alert young men. Well, that's it. . .You'vehadabriefview of the Senior Class of '54 twenty years from now. . . You may have laughed at some of the predictions but who knows, maybe FATE will have the last laugh! l2Gm mB6l2 h ll You were a Seventh Grader? Everyone bummed around the Sixth Street Drugstore? Mike Morrison was seriously injured in football his Freshman year? Evelyn Vogel wore two different shoes to school one morning? Oran Spall and Don Harvey picked Janice Murdock up off the ice? Donna Foust ran Joanne Newerth's car into a telephone pole? The high school building was for sale? There was some trouble involving certain girls and football players? Study ha ll was quiet? Anna Vandergrift and Bob Rudolph wore sweaters alike? Certain senior girls went to see Santa Claus? You first went to the House of Blue Lights? Some girls ate candy in government and didn't get caught--D.F. , A.V. , I.N No one was allowed to dance cheek to cheek? George Combs had a harem second hour? Joanne Newerth got her car? Donna Foust's New Year's Eve Party was a big success? There were flying saucers in Beech Grove? Jim Beikman had a stag Q??j party? You went to any of the conventions? Carole Webster changed her name to Carole Quincy? The Bunny Hop, Ballin' The Jack and the Hokey Pokey were done at Prom? There was a community ink bottle established in government class? Beech Grove won their first Quiz'em on the Air? You received your Beech Grove Letter Sweater? Mike Malone hated girls? Donna Foust didn't have dimples? Don Blumberg was short ? Sylvia Prather and Bill Clark turned shades darker their junior year? Norman Thompson was bashful ? Margaret Denson wasn't engaged? The junior boys pulled, pushed, and threw everyone in the creek at the park? Harry Russell was the only boy in civic's class? There was a surprise birthday party for Walker Sandlin? In the Inter-Class Tourney of '51 the freshmen girls were beaten by the seniors and in '53 the junior girls beat the Freshmen by one point? Almost everyone ate at the Tee Pee after the Prom? Bob Lee and Anna Vandergrift decided to plant a peach tree in Brown County? Someone hid the wash tub at McCormicks Creek? Everyone went pumpkin hunting each Halloween? Some of the senior boys went to the 1953 Indiana State Fair? JOHN DI.ED???? Mr. Tate hypnotized his health and safety class? You were initiated into Hi-Y, G.A.A. . Lettermen's Club, etc. ? and M.D. ?? by one point- Smilin' Jack was librarian? Kathy could abbreviate? Why worry? The worms'll get ya' anyway! was a popular saying? Ye ole halls was considered a trite saying? The boys in the Junior class play broke a certain history teacher's potted plant? Carolyn Harvey got stuck in the waste paper basket? Truth Books were a fad? Mike Morrison sent Harry Russell a long winded post card? Water pistols WERE a rage until the teachers disarmed the pupils? The senior class went to Rock Island Refinery? You were initiated in Job's Daughters or De Molay? There were 20 kids in Bob Lee's car all at one time? Certain girls in the senior class went to the Southern Circle for lunch and were late for afternoon classes? A certain junior girl tried to drown a kitten? The junior class hit the 32,000 mark in their magazine sale of 1954 When the junior class was going to have a banquet instead of a Prom? When Janice Murdock carried Mr. Albertson's razor in her over-night case? Mike Morrison made a wooden leg in his shop class? All of us went around the circle singing My ga l's a corker after the County Tourney? Margaret, Gerry, Donna, and Bob headed toward Chicago? We all went sledding on 13th street hill? Bill Clark's party and all of the White Castle hamburgers? Gerry Spall's gas tank got filled for free? I All of the Alumni boys came home for Christmas from the service? Sylvia got her diamond? We all hung around the Southern Circle? We went to Shackamac for a picnic the day after Prom? Earl Gray was going to wreck his car? We all worked hard on the Christmas Beech Lea f? When we were freshmen, we played Musical Chairs at our Christmas party? You ushered for commencement? The sophomores of '52 had their Christmas party at T. Hunter's house instead of at school as planned? Bob Rudolph and Harry Russell planned their own customized airplane? 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