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

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Most important change is the inclusion of the full year's activities, of necessity causing later delivery of our book, which we hope will be com- pensated for by a more complete record of the year's significant events. We have made an attempt to improve the quality of the book by converting our publication to linotype from the cheaper, lower-quality IBM type pre- viously used. It is signature-sewed instead of side-sewed, allowing the pages to lie flat when opened. These two improvements we have been able to afford due to the lower price the publishing company gave us for accepting summer delivery. Finally, we have chosen the name THE i957 HORNET in the sincere hope that future classes will perpetuate it and thereby estab- lish a lasting identity for Beech Grove High School yearbooks. TABLE of CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION TEACHERS SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ODDEN DA AMONG OUR MANY FINE TEACHERS ARE THOSE SHOWN BELOW DE DI C A Tl ON Robert Johnson, Richard Brunoehler, Wayne Tippin, Steele Roberts, Wendell Boyd. Realizing the lasting benefits, both physical and mental, to be derived from a well-planned athletic program, we respectfully dedicate our year- book, THE l957 HORNET, to our varsity coaches, who have labored long and well for our school and community. THE CLASS OF i957 THESE ADMINISTRATORS AND ASSISTANTS DETERMINE AND Mr. Kinsey 'These men, under the capable guidance of Mr. C. V. Kinsey, determine the policy of the Beech Grove Schools. Membership on a school board is a community service of the highest type, practically without compensa- tion, and a task involving much work and little glory. Ordinarily, one school board member is appointed by the mayor and the city council each year, thereby keeping two experienced members in service ot all times. Members alternate among the various offices, serving one year in each capacity during their term. Mr. E. Lee Mendenhall, president of the school board, has served since l953. He is employed by the New York Central Railroad. Mr. Louis A. Lukenbill, the secretory, also was appointed in l953. He is the pub- Iisher of TH'E PERRY TOWNSHIP WEEKLY. Newest member of the board is Mr. John F. Johnson, the treasurer, who was appointed in 1955. Mr. Johnson is a civil service em- ployee with the Post Office Department. He served previously during the years l95l-53. MF Melldellllill Mr. Lukenbill Mr. Johnson DIRECT THE PROGRAM AND POLICIES OF OUR SCHOOL Principal O. L. Van Horn directs the activities of the faculty in carrying out the policies set by the school board and the superintendent. Among the many details of his work are planning the schedule of classes, assigning teachers to various extracurricular duties, checking attendance, and directing the athletic program. His office is always open to students and faculty members seek- ing guidance on school matters. Below are shown three administrative assistants of our school system who expedite the activities of the offices of the principal and superintendent. Mr. H. E. Nickels is vice-principal and guidance director, and as such is most helpful to students in selecting courses, deciding which college to attend, and in finding a job upon graduation. Miss Patricia Davidson assists Mr. Van Horn with the details of his office. Miss Alma Cripe is secretary to Mr. Kinsey and the school board. Mr. Von Horn C Miss Davidson Mr. Nickels Miss ripe 'F' TEACHERS DIRECT US TOWARD USEFUL CITIZENSHIP y . Henrietta Bixler Abbie Boone Wendell Boyd Indiana Central, A.B., Columbia M.A. Butler, B.S., l.U., M.S. Ball State, B.S. Homemaking Sixth Grade Industrial Arts Dick Brunoehler Hazel Crabb E. H. Fairchild l'.U., B.S. Franklin, A.B.g Columbia, M.A. - University of Kentucky, B.S.,M.A. Mathematics History, Government Commercial Subjects Robert T. Gallamore Marian Hessler Myron Johnson Ball State, B.S., Butler, M.S. Ball State, A.B. Indiana State, B.S. Industrial Arts English, Physical Education Music THROUGH CLASSWORK, CLUBS, AND SPORTS, l Robert A. Johnson Bernard Lockard F. A. McMasters DePauw, A.B.p I.U., M.S. WiSC0f1Sif1 Sfflie. B-5-I i-U., M.S. Wabash, A.B., Butler, M.S Social Studies, Physical Education English, Social Studies Mathematics Maryruth Nickels katrina Ragsdale Fred W. Rankin Bufief, Fl'ClY'lkllI'l, Hanover' Civics, English English, Journalism science sleek Rubens' J Barbara Romine Betty Stokesberry I-U., B-S-I Bflfleff NPS- Ball stare, AB. Burner, A.B, T.c.u., -M.A. Heoilhf Socml Studms Art, English Latin, English OCCASIONALLY, TEACH ERS RELAX .... Wayne Tippin Ann Van Hom Adrienne Weaver Indiana Cent., B.S.g Butler, M.S. purdue University, 3.5, Ball State, B.S. Sixth Grade Hamemaking, Health Librarian Mr. Robert Johnson emphasizes a point in o story in which interested listeners are Mr. McMasters and Mr. Gallamore. Both men and women teachers who bring their lunches eat in their res- pective lounges when not supervising a lunchroom. Catching up on current events at noon in the women teachers' lounge one Miss Ragsdale and Miss Crabb, while Miss Weaver lwho probably has already read the news in the lib- raryl looks on. HB' X ' . LQ ' 1 W x.,z 6 xA q Q' YM i , Q 5 i W 1 M 'w x1e . 1 ' E is V3 K UW TX f :' 3 A ww Q MVN: , UH, x in V Q LMNU' X if A ww WU? NWS? x g 4 z -.QE a Mx Q l x 'lla lx! MMWIM' NESN mix X :N NV .Mx wx . 'W 5. E? .4535 w STUDENTS REVEL IN SENIORITY IN TWELFTH YEAR ln September, 1953, 66 freshmen en- rolled at Beech Grove High School. Of the 66 who began, 47 will receive their diplomas on June 6, l957. During the four years, we gained l5 others to bring the total number to 62, the largest graduating class in Beech Grove's history. Our freshman and sophomore years were spent in the old high school building, part of which no longer exists. We were well repre- sented on the Student Council in our freshman year by Bob Leaman, Donna Cunningham, and Charlie Gearhart. Yells for our freshman basketball team were led by cheerleaders Pat Chandler, Joann Russell, and Bob Lea- man. During our sophomoreyear Beech Grove had its undefeated County Champion football team. We were as proud of it as the upperclassmen. During the last year in the old school, our Student Council repre- sentatives were Donna Cunningham, Charlie Gearhart, and Billie Ashburn. ' Junior activities began with the annual magazine sale. Our'class sold a near record S2053.4l worth. Emily DeLay and Donna Cunningham were the magazine drive cap- tains, and Charlie Gearhart was the business manager. Bill Messer, Charles McHenry, and John' Brown led the class in sales. Junior class officers were Charlie Gearhart, presi- dent, Jan Elliott, vice-president, Jack Bates, secretary, and Bob Leaman, treasurer. Our Student Cou'ncil representatives were Donna Cunningham ,Charlie Gearhart, and Bob Lea- man. Donna was elected president of the Council. Frances King and Pat Johnson were varsity cheerleaders, and Martha Lukenbill was our Track. Queen for the County Meet. Highlight of our junior year was the Prom, which was preceded by many weeks of plan- ning and working. Le Soir a Paris lAn Eve- ning in Parisi was the theme for the affair held in the IBEW Hall oh May l9. Bert Julian provided the music. Almost all our class- mates worked to make the Prom one of th'e best ever held. Jan Elliott and Bob Leaman were chosen to represent Beech Grove last summer at Hoosier Boys' State. Darlene Law- son attended Girls' State. Senior class officers were Jan Elliott, president, Bill Schiefelbein, vice-president, Emily DeLay, secretary, and Charlie Gear- hart, treasurer. Student Council representa- tives were Charlie Gearhart, Darlene Lawson, and Jan Elliott. Charlie, a four-year member of the Council, was elected its president. During our senior year the first Beech Grove Teen Council was formed with two repre- sentatives from each class. Our representa- tives were Rodger Hall and Bob Leaman, who served as president. Bob Leaman was chosen to edit our annual, which we called The Hornet , hoping the name would be kept for all future yearbooks. Darlene Law- son and Donna Cunningham were elected assistant editors. Darlene was also elected by the newly-formed journalism class to serve as editor ofthe Beech Leaf. Another winning season was turned in by the football team, captained by Charlie Gearhart. Duncan Murdoch was chosen most valuable player. We will always remember the sectional performance of our senior-domi- nated basketball team, with Jan Elliott and Jerry Sare as co-captains. Our track team was also one of the best in many years. lt was captained by Jan Elliott. We presented the first senior play in many years, and it was a great success. Only twelve were in- the cast of A Little Honey , but many more worked backstage and on the various committees. During this year several of us received awards and honors. Billie Ashburn won the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow award after receiving the highest score on a test given to senior girls. Darlene Lawson was elected by the senior class and faculty to receive the DAR Good Citizen award. The Merle Sidener awards for outstanding work in journalism were given to Billie Ashburn and Bob Leaman. Pat Johnson was Beech Grove's County Track Queen, and Roberta Smith reigned as Queen of the Neewollah lHalloweenl Dance. Donna Cunningham and Bill Messer were chosen Miss and Mr. Beech Leaf. Elected rnost typical boy and girl were Art Sims and Pat Johnson. Pat Chandler was our queen in the Cleanest City Parade. Reigning as Emperor and Empress of the i957 Junior-Senior Prom were Rodger Hall and Julia Murley. Baccalaureate was held June 2 at 3:30 p.m. in the gymnasium. Reverend Wilson Singer of the Beech Grove Methodist Church was the speaker. Commencement on June 6 at 8:00 p.m. brought an end to our high school careers. Our valedictorian was Darlene Lawson, Charlie Gearhart was the saluta- torian. Other student speakers were Bill Mes- ser, Martha Lukenbill, and Donna Cunning- ham. As we go out into the world, to the factories, offices, the military service, or into the role of the homemaker, it is our wish that future classes may enjoy and profit from their high school days as we have. ' PLAN Fon cou.EGE, Joss, MARRIAGE Jerry Joseph Adams - Art Club l5 Shop Club I5 Science Club 15 Basketball I5 Track l. Billie Pauline Ashburn-Sunshine Society I5 Historical. Society 45 Student Council 25 Pep Club 35 Honor Society I, 2, 45 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Beech Leaf Staff 2, 45 Annual Staff. - John David Brown-Dramatics Club l5 Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Track l, 25 Letterman 45 Hi-Y l, 25 Honor Society l, 35 Industrial Arts 3, 45 Annual Staff. Jon Joseph Byland-Shop Club 15 Football I5 Hi-Y l. John Lewis Bates- Honor Society I5 Shop Club 15 Hi-Y 3, 45 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball l5 Track l, 2, 35 Letterman 3, 45 Industrial Arts 3, 4, Secretory- Treasurer 45 Junior Class Secretary. Marcia Ann Bowser-Latin Club 3, Secretary5 Library Club 2, President5 Honor Society 25 Historical Society 2, 35 Pep Club 35 G.A.A. 35 Sunshine Society 2. Daniel Lee Campbell-Dramatics Club 15 Shop Club l5 Sketch Club I5 Radio Club 45 Senior PIay5 Track Manager. Patricia Lee Chandler-G.A.A. l, 2, 35 F.H.A. l, 2, 3, Treasurer 2, President 35 Latin Club 35 Dramatics Club I5 Freshman Cheerleader, Hornette 3. SENIORS DOMINATE ATHLETIC TEAMS Marie Louise Christensen-Historical Society 2. Thomas Paul Cotton -i-Basketball l, 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, lndustrial Arts 3, 4, Dramatics Club lg Shop Club l. Judith Jo DeGroote- Dramatics Club lg Historical Society l, 2, Pep Club 35 Honor Society lg Latin Club 3, 45 Sketch Club l, 25 Library Club l. Emily Ellen DeLay--G.A.A. l, 2, Honor Society l, 4, Dramatics Club lg Latin Club 3, 4, Senior Class Secretary. Donna Louetto Cunningham-Choir l, 2, 35 Band l, 3, G.A.A. l, 2, Latin Club 3, 4, F.H,A. l, 2, Student Council l, 2, 3, President 3, Treasurer 2, Honor Society I, 2, 4, Sketch Club lg Dramatics Club l, Secretary, Senior Play, Annual Staff, Assistant Editor. James Philip Davis-Harry E. Wood High School l, 2. Jan Walter Elliott-Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, Track l, 2, 4, Industrial Arts 3, 4, Hi-Y lg Honor Society, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 45 Hoosier Boys' State 3, Student Council 4, Vice-President, Junior Class Vice-President, Senior Class President. Janice Lou Fletcher-Dramatics Club lg Pep Club lp Sunshine 'Society lg Maiorette l, 2, 3, 4, Library Club lg Choir -l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sextette 4. ALL STUDY GOVERNMENT, ELECT OTHER COURSES Nancy Lucille Fogleman-G.A.A. l, 25 Dramatics Club l5 Latin Club 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Pep Club 35 Choir I, 2, 35 Library Club l5 Senior Play. James Franklin Foltz-Industrial Arts 45 Dramatics Club I5 Sketch Club l5 Shop Club l. Rodger Dean Hall-Basketball 45 Hi-Y l, 2, 45 ln- dustrial Arts 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Letterman 4. Ronald Edward Haulter-Football 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 lndustrial Arts 45 Letterman 4. Charles William Gearharl'-Football l, 2, 3, 45 Bas- ketball l, 2, 3, 45 Track l5 Honor Society l, 2, 35 Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 45 Band l5 lndustrial Arts 3, 45 Letterman 2, 3, 45 Junior Class President5 Senior Class Treasurer5 Annual Staff5 Senior Play. Shirley Othilda Gray+G.A.A. 15 F.H.A. 2. Terry Ivan Hickey-Tech l5 Manual 25 Jackson Central 3. Donald James Huddleston-Football 3, 45 Choir 3, 45 Track 35 Letterman 4. TYPING, BIOLOGY, MATH Melsena Kay Johnson-Latin Club 3, 4, Historical Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir l, 2. Patricia Louise Johnson- Band l, 2, 3, 4, Head Majorette 4, Cheerleader 3, G.A.A. l, 2, Dramatics Club 1, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sextette 4, Senior Play. Richard Allen Kuykendall-Football l, Basketball l, Shop Club 2, Industrial Arts 4. Darlene Anita Lawson-Honor Society 2,-3, 4, Sec- retary-Treasurer 4, Latin Club 3, 4, President 3, Historical Society 3, 4, Quiz 'Em Team 3, Hoosier Girls' State 3, Pep Club 3, Student Council 4, Secretary, Annual Staff, Assistant Editor, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Beech Leaf Staff 4, Editor, Senior Play. Charles William Kays- Industrial Arts 4, Shop Club l, Track Manager 3. Frances Ona King-Band l, 2, 3, Head Maiorette 3, Cheerleader 3, 4, Dramatics Club l, Choir l, 2, 3, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, Historian 3, Secretary- Treasurer 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Beech Leaf Staff 4, Annual Staff, Senior Play. Robert Thomas Leaman-Football l, Basketball l, Track 2, 3, 4, Letterman 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Science Club l, Shop Club l, lndustriol Arts 3, 4, Reporter 4, Sketch Club l, Student Council l, 3, Junior Class Treasurer, Hoosier Boys' State 3, Annual Staff, Editor, Band l, 2. Grace Adell Lewis-G.A.A. l, 2, Latin Club 3, 4, Choir l, 2, Dramatics Club l, Historical Society 4. ENGLISH, JOURNALISM, SHOP Martha Lou Lukenbiil-Cheerleader 45 Honor Society 35 Sunshine Society l5 Dramatics Club l5 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 2, 3, Vice-President 35 Pep Club 35 Hornette 35 Choir l, 3, 45 Beech Leaf Staff 45 Annual Staff5 Senior Play. Glenn E. Mason, Jr.-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 45 Sketch Club 15 Honor Society lg Shop Club l5 Football Manager 2, 35Letterman 3. William Lee Messer-Hi-Y 2, 45 Shop Club 25 Art Club I5 Football l5 Basketball Manager 3, 45 Track 45 Letterman 4. Duncan C. Murdoch-Football l, 2, 3, 45 Track l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball l5 Shop Club l5 Letterman 3, 45 lndustriol Arts 3, 4, Vice-President 45 Hi-Y 4, President5 Annual Staff. Betty Jane McAIhaney-G.A.A. 2. Charles Warren McHenry, Jr. Julia B. Murley-Sunshine Society l5 Dramatics Club l5 G.A.A. 25 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Pep Club 35 Beech Leaf Staff 4. Gary Darrell Newbold-Honor Society l5 Industrial Arts 45 Basketball l5 Track l. ii t .. E SENIORS STAGE A LITTLE HONEY Karen Louise Rohrberg-Dramotics Club lj Sunshine Society l, 25 F.H.A. 2, 3. Ervin E. Rosengarten-Harry E. Wood High School lg Radio Club 4. Gerald Wayne Sure- Industrial Arts 45 Shop Club lg Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Football l, 25 Track lg Letterman 3, 4, Senior Play. William Thomas Schiefelbein-Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 45 Track l, 2, 33 Shop Club lg Sketch Club lj Dromatics Club lg Industrial Arts 3, 4, President 4, Letterman 3, 4, Senior Class Vice-President, Senior Ploy. Jerry Lee Routt- Hi-Y lg Football Manager lg Sketch Club lg Shop Club lg Hi-Y 2, Beech Leaf Staff 4. Evelyn Joann Russell-G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader lp Hornette 3, 4, Pep Club 35 F.H.A. l, 2, 3. Arthur L. Sims-Football l, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 4, Ser- geant-at-Arms 3, Vice-President 4, Basketball lp Track l, 2, 3, Sketch Club lj Band lg Shop Club lg Letterman 2, 3, 4. Donna Edwina Shaffer-G.A.A. I, 2, F.H.A. 2, Choir 4, Hornette 4. FIRST SENIOR PLAY IN YEARS William Thomas Shipley -- Football l. David Otis Smack-Football lj Historical Society 45 R d' CI b 4. Roberta F. smafh-F.H.A. 1, c3.A.A. 1, 2, choir 4. Q 'O L' James Freeman Stomper - Hi-Y 45 Industrial Arts 3 45 Shop Club lj Sketch Club lj Band lj Science Club 2 Robert Eugene Sutton-Basketball 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Letterman 3, 4. Edna Marie Vise-G.A.A. l, 2, 35 Pep Club 35 Histori James DBIOS Tl 0n 95'l-Opofle High School lf 27 cal Society 41 Sunshine Society lj Beech Leaf Staff 4 Scecinp Memorial High School 35 Football 45 Track 4, Letterman 4' Barbara Ann Walker-Choir 3, 45 F.H.A. 2. I PLAY WAS GREAT SUCCESS William Edward Weathers-Sketch Club l, 2, Football Charlotte Lucile Willsey -Choir 4, F.H.A. 2, 35 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Track lg lndustrial Arts l, 2, Sunshine Society l. 4, Letterman 3, 4. Barbara .lean Waodall - Franklin Township High School Judith Anne Wells-G.A.A. l, 2, Honor Society lg lg Warren Central High School 25 Pep Club 35 Beech Beech Leaf Staff 4, Senior Play. Leaf Staff 4. Irene Louise Wright-G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Historical Society 3, 45 Library Club 2: Pep Club 3. Mary Margaret Zoller-Manual High School l, 25 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, President 3: Choir 3, 45 Historical Society 4g Early Morning Revue Staff 45 Beech Leaf Staff 4, Girls' Sextette 4, Senior Play. .,,-wg' ,...f-G ...fv-v- P '- Avy M, is -- , xi. X . .Nei .1 .. r I 5 The first big event for the juniors of 1957 was to organize the class. Class officers elected were Nick O'Neill, presidentg Kay Rohrberg, vice- president, Richie Ridpath, treasurer, Sharon Eibling, secretary, and Roger Smith, sergeant-at- arms. The magazine sales campaign, under the leadership of Miss Weaver, was organized and team captains selected. Kay Edwards was the chairman with Barbara Acton and Richie Ridpath as the team captains. Kay Rohrberg was the high- est salesman and received a radio. Roger Smith, second highest salesman, received a pen and pen- cil set. The, class made 5791.76 to set a .new school 'record for magazine sales. The class re- ceived a plaque for achievement and all salesmen who sold over SIOO worth of magazines received a trophy and salesmen with sales over 530' received scrolls. In October, the juniors gave a Holloween dance called Neewollah . Roberta Smith was crowned Queen of Halloween and reigned over the dance. The juniors were backing the football team all the way, and seven boys - Tom Moriarty, Don JU NIORS ELECT OFFICERS, Smither, Bill Shirley, Richard Pflanzer, Glenn Mc- Clain, Richard Ridpath, and Don Mattingly, earned letter sweaters. Margie Jackson and Mari- lyn Wilkins helped lead the school in yells. One junior, Don Smither, received a letter in basket- ball. After basketball season came the junior variety show, Broadway Headliners . lt was a big success and a lot of fun. In April the junior class rings arrived. The juniors were proud to be the first class in ten years to have sets in their rings. On the committee se- lecting the rings were Dona Henson, Peggy Thomas, Susan Newman, Tom Ford, Glenn McClain, and Dick Bunnell. Highlight of the junior year was the prom, held on May l8. Called Fantasy Orientale, it was held at the Trowel Trade Building in Indianapolis. Judy Goodman and Jim Lancaster were elected Miss and Mr. Junior Class to crown the empress and emperor. As our school year nears its close, we are looking forward with great anticipation to what promises to be one of the best years of our lives, our senior year in high school. Row One: Barbara Acton, Janet Adams, Bob Alford, Beverly Baker, Bill Barnes. Row Twoi Mary Biekman, Dick Bunnell, Pat Collins, Mary Daringer, Sue DeBurger. PLAN YEAR'S ACTIVITIES My ' 'z' si- Iwi-me iiggsfk , 1 'M ' A+ f .- -shi ':.,, mr. , ' gl. irfgffg' 'I-I 4' ici-wi V - .,.. 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Row Byrlim, Donald Cathcart, Charles Collins, Donald Rav' Three: Dianne Dennis, Linda Douglas, Jim Sandy Farmer, Steve Fogleman, Gary Francis. ef- 38,5 , l . imizf :ii M, We Jr f Myra, H1552 'ff PICTURES UNAVAILABLE Larry Bratcher, Pat Dunham, Jimmy Gregory, June Johnson, Carolyn Lons berry, Glenna Shotts, Julie Strain. 3, wage ,fy mf.. -Ni -- --P: s lf fe, 'K , M ew V' - 'er s :Q .T s' :'- ., 5, 1 ,zz ,ELLEQQQ i-,ij 4E, r- iff 'Q T' i 'L -f 2g2f?f2Z'f1, ' V S' - - 1 Q7 Y i f 4 1 1 - ,' W wi' ' S , , . Z'ff'f be Q I T1,, . ' I ,gi f ,i, , - 11' i55 '.. ' ' . , ' . 5 ,ij ii' L:,: fi if 4 , l , i l il iff Aii m!'7 ', g.f5'lf.'?'l ,vii is: '1 2 4.1251 'Q F 1f 1 S Q t jk Q 5 1? ' ,TL ,Q 11 e3.i,g51,s::' . 111' H 'iv 'Fi f ,-.Ti .JL Qs ' ' I ex K ssl. F 'L ,1: H veil? 11 - X ' izgsgg, . , ,W Q- ss-ss fe. THEY STUDY MANY TH ew 1 Y mee Y, ff-- .- i..-L - ,- --wx H . . 2. 7 . .5 gl .-iff, 4-' Kg ' ' 1:1 F225 ,, . ,. ,lf-V.: -.15 . 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Row One: Sue Gilliland, Larry Ginsberg, Mike Green, Mary Gregory, Mike Hall, Larry Hardesty, Janice Harmon, Mike Hayden. Row Two: Rosemary Herzog, Sandra Hickman, Gary Hicks, Ed Hollander, Bill Holy, Bob Houston, David Hubble, Linda Jergen, Row Three: Gail Jordan, Beverly Keeney, Linda Keeney, Pat Kennedy, Floyd Kirby, Larry Klinker, Larry Krauth, Wayne Lashbrook. Row Four: Tommy Layne, Virginia Little, David McAlhaney, Charles McClain, Roy McWhirTer, Bob McCormick, Par Maloy, Kathleen Mandabach. Row Five: Jerry Matkins, Janice Marsh, David Miller, Sherry Miller, Marva Mitchell, Mavourneen Mitchum, Bob Moriarty, Jay Murphy. Row Six: Larry Neer, David Olson, Eddie Painter, Marvin Price, Lawrence Reece, Jill Reeve s, Dianne Richardson, Karen Ridpath. . ,,., . . 1, X Q, on - -- s 1 l W i 1 , Q fr 1 lvl gl X K l l gh Pi., 3, , X Q i if 1 ..,,,, il .. 1..-'EF 1 --X1 1, .V .3 ., 5, if ' ' r M1 E- .11 '1 .Eifeji ' rf. . -WML , .uw A I' IMITATE AND ADMIRE UPPERCLASSMEN win Sig -Tix 4 ' fx? ff' . Ig, We? ,. J' JI' I I , ?,',h J 2 5 ' w ...VA . 'Xl H 3 it Sr' Q af 4 wi J my Q' 1 ,Sie 4 .1 5. fa ,Xi -Med'fh1.fg-' .- .wf A WSW :yew ' f wiv Q .a K x Q i Q 2 Q -f ,Q X w 2,1 4 fa, Q ata. ED xv Q 2 I Egfr ,Q 1 isle it rf' N Q., 4, Q... ,, . my .Q - ,m ,A or if-:J N, :Zine - 1 X, .,.1 . 4' 'Jiffy S- . f:f.:zmie'i1 2fi 1 nsygiwi f t S .' X ' ' . ' ' ' iflfi' ' t X A 1 f W - S-, -1 11 , . We fu SL ' -2' 'f A' . f.., ,iz . M5542- ' ., ' -.9 -f ':. 5:21 wigffig -me fi M' flew -f -s Q22 . N W .- H - 1113-Qfff' fe, L 2 is, 151- 1 H141 n f ---- ' as ., - 1 . .:. ., K if 'S 'fi' A: 11 ' NC' 37 5 55.55 fit? 49 I f- -- ' A , .. 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Row Two: Miriam Sims, James Skirvin, Gary Q, Starks, Jim Terhune, Bill Thompson, Ronald Tinley, Nancy Toney, Shirley Turner. Row Three: , Diane Van Hook, David Vondersaar, Mike Wakeland, Diane Wells, Mickey Williams, Mike A V ' A Williams, Eleanor Wills, Rita Wooder. Row Four: Diane Wright. ln the above picture are the traffic bays, sa vitally are: David Miller, Larry Hardesfy, Louis McKinney. needed for the operation of a well-organized parking -limmY J0fdY. 5N di 93 Mike Green, R0l-Veff MC' lot. These boys, all junior high students, are chosen Carmick, Colin Harris, Walter Murahv, Robert Hamilton, by Mr. Lockard to help him with this work. Seated, GUVY F 0f1ClS. Mike l'l0YClefl, Cl'10fleS MCC0fmlCl44 SIXTH GRADERS, TAUGHT BY MISS BOONE AND First Row: Myra Henshaw, James Miller, Ronnie Hydel, Timmy Schroeder, Dick lrwin, Don Walker, John Walsh, Tim Harlan, Carolyn Olson, Mary Ann Marschke. Second Row: Jack Sherrow, Don Farrel, Roger Rude, Wayne Marks, David Schwartz, Louis Stephen, Karel Van Horn, Sondra Haney, Judy Cassidy, John Bailey. Third Row: Janet Jackson, Kay Walls, Kathy Leskur, Sandra MR TIPPIN, POSE FOR PICTURES . . First Row: Kathy Dale, Mary Blazek, Libby Shirley, Angelo Johantges, Shirley Worrell, Linda Taylor, Sandy Neer, Dale Harmon, Mike Henley. Second Row: Marilyn Teater, Beverly Petrakis, Linda Weaver, Shirley McKinney, Kathy Ross, Larry Biggs, Jim Hensley, Steve Carey, Verne Giltner, Joe Gilliland. Third Row: Terry Martin, Donna Miller, Louis Newport, Mike Henson, Sandlin, Robert Ashby, Dennis Clark, Marsha Hougland, Phillip Shelton, Rita Wilkins, Karen Amos, Kathy Goss Fourth Row: Donald Brown, Jane Bryant, Billie Green- wood, Dick Kirby, Sue Helmer, Mike James, Clayton Collins, Sandra Everman, Carol McClain, Susan Ridlin, Ronald Baker. Mike Bourff, Keith Conway, Lee Marsh, Walter Wright, Donald Collins, Larry Pile, Rusty VanHook. Fourth Row: Sharon Smith, Karen Dible, Galey Bossingham, Carol Deitz, Donna Patrick, Russel Ash, Dan Smith, David Johnson, Lavonne Kuntz, Gary Cummings, David Wilson, John Biggoney, Richard Compton. R Nga STUDENT COUNCIL STRIVES TO IMPROVE SCHOOL Row One: Mrs. Stokesberry, Glenna Shotts, Kay Edwards, Darlene Lawson, Marsha Ennis, Linda Harshman, Bob Messer, Jim Day. Row Two: Mr. Brunoehler, Karen The Student Council, composed of twelve high school members and two junior high members, is a representative body formed to serve the students. Two members are elected from each high school class by the class members and one is selected by the faculty. The Council is in charge of all school elections and works for the betterment of the school. This year it held the annual Homecoming Dance, which was a huge success. HONOR CLUB IS RATHER EXCLUSIVE The Honor Club is the most exclusive club in our school. To gain admission to this club one must he above average scholarly, take part in extracurricular activities and perform services to the school, church, and community. The students must make the Honor Roll Row One: Donna Cunningham, Emily DeLay, Darlene Lawson, Sharon Eibling, Virginia Hull, Linda Harshman, Jane Hensley, Karen Foley, LaDonna Lawson, Beverly Baker, Kay Edwards. Row Two: Billie Ashburn, Jan Elliott, Tom Rugh, Pat Collins, Richard Ridpath, Jack Foley, Pat Collins, Charles Gearhart, Jan Elliott, Richard Ridpath, Tom Gearhart, Dave Van Horn. The Council conducted a contest among the various school clubs for the best room decoration at Christmas and mode tentative plans for a Spring Festival. Officers are Charlie Gearhart, President, Jan Elliott, Vice-Presi- dent, Darlene Lawson, Secretary, Pot Collins, Treasurer, and Kay Edwards, P.T.A. representative. Sponsors are Mrs. Stokesberry ond Mr. Brunoehler. the two preceding semesters before applying for admis- sion, and the faculty must vote on applicants. The initiation is held every year on Awards Day in an elaborate ceremony to which everyone looks forward. lt is indeed an honor to belong to the Honor Club. Charnley, Gary Clem, Tom Gearhart, Don Singer, Kathy Kim, Gene Weaver, and Miss Adrienne Weaver, Sponsor. Not Shown in picture: Jim Day, Charles Gwatney, Jayne Webster, Ronnie Sheridan. HISTORICAL SOCIETY SELLS PECANS, PLANS TRIP Old Members--Row One: Miss Crabb, Nancy Liddil, Marilyn Wilkins, Pat Collins, Judy Jennings, Dallas Jody Hommel, Sharon Jann, Darlene Lawson, Barbara Warrum, Richard Ridpath, Roger Smith, Peggy Thomas, Acton, Ruthann Hensley, Irene Wright, Melsena Johnson, Earlene Ruehrschneck. Virginia Hull. Row Two: Nick O'Neill, Tom Ford, The Historical Society, sponsored by Miss Crabb, meets every other week at noon. After the business meeting, a program is given centered Officers are Nick O'NeiIl, President, Tom Ford, Vice-President, Barbara Acton, Secretory- New Members-Row One: Jimmy Nicholson, Ellen Lewis, Lena Fleetwood, Kay Rohrberg, Sharon Eibling, Dorothy Wonnell, Betty Smack, Charles Moll, Dave Riley. Row Two: Glenna Shotts, Judy Dunham, Merlene Cline, Beth Elmore, Kay Edwards, Glenda Johnson, Billie Ashburn, Mary Zoller, Grace Lewis, LaDonna Lawson. this year around famous people from Indiana. The club sold pecans in the fall and plans to take a trip in the spring. Treasurer, Kay Rohrberg and Sharon Eibling, Members of the Board of Directors. Row Three: Susan Newman, Barbara Schisley, Rose Ann Marschke, Jane Hensley, Linda Wilcoxen, Jackie Cathcart, Beverly Baker, Patty Underwood, Judy Slater. Row Four: Karen Foley, Larry Vandagriff, Jerry Nichol- son, Bob Alford, Edna Vise, Charles Gwotney, Harry Burgess, Dave Smack, Dave Hash, Chesley Mitsuk. LATIN CLUB GETS NATIONAL CHARTER Row One: Linda Harshman, Karen Gilliland, .Sharon Eibling, Sondra Walls, Donna Smith, Sally Spence, Kay Edwards, Donna Cunningham, Donna Ray, Sue Stout, Mrs. Stokesberry. Row Two: Bonnie Collins, Susie Newman, Darlene Lawson, Priscilla McFeely, Emily DeLay, Carolyn Walker, Judi DeGroote, Barbara Reidy, The Latin Club initiated fourteen new mem- bers this year in an elaborate Roman-style cere- mony, after which a banquet of Roman foods was held. The club gained a charter into the Junior Classical League, a national organization. The TRI-HI-Y SPONSORS MANY PROJECTS The Tri-Hi-Y has had several service and money-making projects. The members filled Good Will bags, contributed to the Hungarian Relief Fund, and decorated a room for Christmas. The club had a candy sale and a dance after a game, the Turkey Trot . The officers spent a training week-end at Flat Rock in the fall, and delegates attended the district meeting in the spring. The Row One: Sally Spence, Donna Ray, Pat Davidson, Bonnie Collins, Pat Gilliland, Joyce Porter, Margie Jack- son, Kay Rohrberg, Donna Demaree. Row Twoz, Pat Newport, Donna Smith, Linda Harshmany Brenda Routt, Sondra Walls, Earlene Ruehrschneck, Barbara Acton, Pat Underwood, Miss Nickels. Row Three: Linda Marschke, Beverly Baker, Jody Hommel, Ruthann Hen- Carolyn Vondersoar, Melsena Johnson, Grace Lewis, Nancy Fogleman. Row Three: Virginia Hull, Richard Pflanzer, Bill Shirley, Glenn Mason, Roger Smith, Bill Barnes, Bob Alford, Pat Collins, Dave Hash, Tom Ford, Nancy Liddil, June Krug. members had two candy sales and will probably have many other activities before the year is over. Officers are Kay Edwards, consul, Roger Smith, 2nd consul, Nancy Liddil, scriba, and Nancy Fogle- man, quaestor. Mrs. Stokesberry is the sponsor. club represented India, Pakistan, Nepal, Laos, and Cambodia at the Model United Nations. Officers are Barbara Acton, president, Pat Underwood, vice-president, Earlene Ruehrschneck, secretary, Rose Ann Marschke, treasurer, Pat Davidson, chaplain, and Jody Hommel, historian. Miss Nickels is the sponsor. sley, Rose Ann Marschke, Susie Newman, Mary Zoller, Pat ,Storm, Barbara Reidy, Barbara Brown, Carolyn Vondersaar. Row Four: Nancy Liddil, Peggy Thomas, Susie Prather, Dona Henson, Pat Thompson, Marilyn Wilkins, Virginia Hull, Judy Jennings, Betty Van Hook, Jayne Webster, Shirley Shaffer, June Krug. JUNIOR SUNSHINE SOCIETY HAS DANCES, PICNIC Row One: Sue Liddil, Donna Schilling, Susie Gilliland, Sandra Schmaltz, Mel Marie Hobush, Jean Walker, Judy McClary, Patty Adams, Linda Lee, Sue Lochard, Connie Acton. Row Two: Miss Romine, Karla Foulconer, Gail Jordan, Donna Wright, Jean Frisby, Marleah Lawson, Kay Little, Linda Douglas, Elinor Wills, Wanda Bentle. Row Three: Sherry Miller, Linda Rogers, Sue Cunning- ham, Mary McMichael, Marilyn Krug, Diana Van Hook, The Junior Sunshine Society sponsored a Christmas dance, Winter Wonderland , and several after-school dances on Fridays for junior high students. The members had a wiener roast in the fall and took cookies to the Marion County Home during the Christmas season. The club is Mavourneen Mitchum, Faye Graves, Marsha Ennis, Bonnie Age, Marilyn Breedlove. Row Four: Sandra Bohannon, Dianna Dennis, Carolyn Berry, Carolyn Mendenhall, Kay Wray, Sharon Bates, Judy Byrum, Janyce Marsh, Nancy Zessin, Miriam Sims, Mary Jo Barker, Doina Brown, Nancy Adler, Diana Meier, Alberta Van Hatala. planning a spring dance and a picnic. Officers are Linda Douglas, president, Sue Gilliland, vice- president, Susan Liddil, secretary, Diana Brown, treasurer, Donna Wright, sergeant-at-arms, and Kay Little, program chairman. Miss Romine is the sponsor. JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y HOLDS CANDY SALE, TAKES TRIP The Junior Tri-Hi-Y has had several money- making projects. The members sold hanger clamps, had a candy sale, and sponsored a junior high dance. The club planned to send some of the money to the school for the retarded children. The members took a trip to the Southside Y.M.C.A. Row One: Connie Acton, Bonnie Acton, Jean Weber, Susie Allbright, Jean Frisby, Sharon West, Sharon Miller, Mrs. Van Horn. Row Two: Karla Faulconer, Jane branch where they took a tour and had a group meeting. They have several other plans for spring. Officers are Jean Weber, president, Bonnie Acton, vice-president, Karla Foulconer, secretary, Shiela Crawford, treasurer, and Marilyn Breedlove, re- porter. Mrs. Van Horn is the club's sponsor. Bultman, Mary Jo Barker, Karen Ridpath, Janyce Marsh, Marilyn Breedlove, Shiela Crawford. LIBRARY CLUB PROCESSES BOOKS, FILES CARDS, ETC. Row One: Glenna Shotts, Carole Graf, Jackie Cathcart, Kay Edwards, Pat Dunham, Merlene Cline, Sharon Eibling, Joann Campbell, Janice Grubbs. Row Two: The purpose of the Library Club, which has been very active- this year, is to help the librarian process new books, file cards, and to learn the general operations of a library. The members held a dance, The Bookworm Bop , and took two trips, one to the Indianapolis Public Library where Judy Dunham, Jane Thornburg, Lena Fleetwood, Bill Hubbard, Perry Ausbraoks, Phyllis Hanna, Barbdra Schisley, Cathy Kim, La Donna Lawson, Miss Weaver. they learned about some of the functions of a large library, and the other to a state conference at Purdue. Officers are Kay Edwards, President, Lena Fleetwood, Vice-President, Judy Dunham, Secretary, and Phvllis Hanna, Treasurer. The sponsor is Miss Weaver. SKETCH CLUB VISITS MUSEUM, SPONSORS WORKSHOP The activities of the Sketch Club this year include a trip to the John Herron Art Museum in Indianapolis and a Valentine's Day dance called Cupid's Caper. Mernbers began a new idea in the activities of an organized school club by having a workshop one evening a week after school to work on their projects. Many interesting pro- jects have been created in this club and some Row One: Joann Campbell, Janice Grubbs, Glenna Shotts, Lindo Wilcoxen, Phyllis Settles, Dorothy Wonnell, Miss Romine. Row Two: Jane Thornburg, Carole Graf, have been displayed in the display cases during the school year. The club is also planning a trip to Brown County this spring to view the beauty Mother Nature has painted in that section of Indiana. Officers are Dorothy Wonnell, President, Linda Wilcoxen, Secretary, Jane Hensley, Treasurer, and Glenna Shotts, Publicity. Miss Romine is the sponsor. Jayne Hensley, Ronnie Conroy, Harry Burgess, Carl Marschke, Don Cooley. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB VISITS PLANT Row One: Dick Bunnell, Duncan Murdoch, Art Sims, Bob Leamon, Jan Elliott, Jack Bates, Bob Graves, Free- man Stomper, Mr. Gallomore. Row Two: Jerry Sare, Ronnie Haulter, Tom Cotton, Bill Weathers, Bill Schiefel- Now in its second yeor, the purpose of the Industrial Arts Club is to acquaint students with the methods of modern industrial plants. Members visited Western Electric, where they saw the phases of telephone production, engineers at work, and a typical assembly line. They also visited bein, Richard Kuykendall, Bill Long, Charlie Koys, Chesley Mitsuk. Row Three: Richard Pflanzer, Charlie Gearhart, Don Smither, Dallas Warrum, Rodger Hall, Jerry Nicholson, John Brown, Jim Foltz, Don Mattingly. International Harvester, where they watched a foundry in operation, more engineers, and the pro- cessing of blueprints. Officers are Bill Schiefel- bein, President, Duncan Murdoch, Vice-President, Rodger Hall, Secretary-Treasurer, and Bob Lea- man, Reporter. Mr. Gollamore is the sponsor. HI-Y HOLDS WEEKLY LUNCHEON MEETINGS The Hi-Y Club is devoted to the principles of Christianity. Meetings are held at lunch hour every Monday and the business at hand is dis- cussed. The members had o Christmas dance, Silver Bells , sold subscriptions to the New York Times, and went to the Y.M.C.A. several times, where- they swam, played basketball, or just Row One: Chesley Mitsuk, Freeman Stomper, Ronnie -Haulter, Jerry Spears, Kenneth Seay, Phil Bailey, Jim Sherrow. Row Two: Dave Hash, Duncan Murdoch, Art Sims, Bill Messer, Bob Leaman, Richard Ridpoth, Jack visited. Delegates attended the Model United Nations, where they represented Libya, Costa Rica, Cuba, Jordan, and Yemen. Officers are Duncan Murdoch, President, Art Sims, Vice-Presi- dent, Jack Bates, Secretary-Treasurer, and. Glenn Mason, Chaplain. The sponsor is Mr. McMosters. Bates, Tom Ford. Row Three: Mr. McMasters, Glenn McClain, Tom Cotton, Rodger Hall, Dallas Warrum, Don Smither, Jerry Nicholson, Glenn Mason, Pat Collins. PEP CLUB PERFORMS AT GAMES Row One: Sandra Bohannon, Sharon Bates, Sue Cun- ningham, Ruthann Hensley, Virginia Hull, Karen Gilli- land, Bonnie Collins, Sharon Hubbs, Jane Hensley, Linda Wilcoxen, Carole Graf, Carolyn Chandler, Nancy Clark. Row Two: Judy Byrum, Diana Dennis, Susan Kaufman, Diane Burghart, Donna Ray, Linda Harshman, Glenna Shotts, Jackie Cathcart, Rosie Boles, Jane Thornburg, The Pep Club, now in its second year, was organized for the basketball season. lt performed as a group for almost every game. Busses were chartered for some away games, the County Tour- ney, and the Sectionals. For a few games the members wore contrasting colors so as to give the Janice Grubb, Dorothy Wonnell, LaDonna Lawson, Cathy Kim. Row Three: Donna Demaree, Jayne Webster,- Donna Smith, Judy Jennings, Earlene Ruehrschneck, Jody Hommel, Sharon Jann, Beverly Baker, Linda Marschke, Marianne Gregory, Janice Harmon, Sandy Farmer, Karen Barnes, Wanda DeYoung. appearance of an H for Hornet. At other times the group wore white blouses or letter sweaters. Officers are Jayne Webster, President, Pat Thomp- son, Vice-President, Donna Smith, Secretary, and Donna Demaree, Treasurer. Mrs. Hessler is the club's sponsor. WEARS DISTINCTIVE COLORS TO MAKE H . Row One: Merlene Cline, Pat Dunham, Karen Ridpath, Sharon West, Sherry Miller, Janyce Marsh, Jeane Weaver, Katy Brenton, Juanita Clark, Marlene Taylor, Jackie Van Brunt, Barbara Van Sickle, Ronald Riley. Row Two: Mary Lady, Pat Dunham, Ellen Lewis, Brenda Routt, Linda Jergen, Betty Van Hook, Pat Davidson, Carolyn Vondersaar, ,Linda Shutt, Barbara Brown, Pat Storm, Barbara Reidy, June Krug. Row Three: Marina Malone, Meltina Smith, Cathy Newport, Cotty Goss, Patty Gilliland, Joyce Porter, Nancy Liddil, Pat Thomp- son, Dona Henson, Pat Newport, Peggy Thomas, Kay Rohrberg, Karmen Rohrberg, G.A.A. GIRLS PLAY BALL EACH MONDAY Row One: Jane Thornburg, Glenna Shotts, Pat Dunham, Linda Wilcoxen, Phyllis Settles, June Johnson, Pat Jaynes, Joann Russell, Frances King, Priscilla McFeely, Carolyn Walker, Janet Adams. Row Two: Judy Dun- ham, Rosie Boles, Jackie Cathcart, Dorothy Wonnell, Janice Grubbs, Judy Jennings, Earlene Ruehrschneck, JoAnn Hommel, 'Sharon Jann, Marilyn Wilkins, Sue Prather, Sue Newman, Virginia Hull. Row Three: Billie The purpose of the G.A.A. is to give the girls of Beech Grove High School a chance to partici- pate in sports. The members meet every Monday after school to participate in basketball, volleyball, and softball. It is possible to earn an award F.H.A. MEMBERS PREPARE FOR FUTURE The F.H.A. organization was formed to en- courage girls of today to become efficient and better-trained homemakers of tomorrow. One of their projects this year has been making place mats for the Lutheran Orphanage. The members also bought pictures for the living area of the Homemaking Department of the school. A repre- Row One: Sue Stout, Joann Campbell, Lena Fleetwood, Karen Holstein, Bonnie Collins, Judy Dunham, Janet Adams, Florence Long, Pat Davidson, Carolyn Chandler. Ashburn, Darlene Lawson, Jane Hensley, June Krug, Marlene Taylor, Nancy Liddil, Jayne Webster, Karmen Rohrberg, Barbara Van Sickle, Juanita Clark. Row Four: Merlene Cline, Carolyn Chandler, Carole Graf, Meltina Smith, Kathy Newport, Joyce Porter, Dona Henson, Pat Thompson, Margie Jackson, Martha Luken- bill, Jeane Weaver. sweater in G.A.A., but it is so difficult that very few get them. This year's officers are Frances King, President, Susie Prather, Vice-President, Sharon Jann, Secretary, and Marilyn Wilkins, Treasurer. Mrs. Hessler is the sponsor. sentative from Merle-Norman Cosmetics gave o demonstration showing the girls how to properly apply make-up. Officers of the-club are Kay Ed- wards, President, June Krug, Vice-President, Frances King, Secretary-Treasurer, Carolyn Chdnd- ler, Reporter, and Pat' Davidson, Historian. Miss Bixler is- the sponsor. Row Two: Merlene Cline, Kay Edwards, Frances King, Carolyn Walker, Sue Prather, Phyllis Hanna, Wanda DeYoung, June Krug, Barbara Reidy, Miss Bixler. Beech Grove High School students were pleasantly surprised early in the school year by the appearance of THE BEECH LEAF as a modern, print- ed school newspaper. Under the sponsorship of Miss Ragsdale and her peppy journalism class, THE BEECH LEAF modernized its style and de- lighted students. with its up-to-date coverage of school news. Here Miss Ragsdale is shown with the editor, Darlene Lawson, planning o layout tor the current issue. The iournalism class, new this year to our curriculum, provides excellent train- ing in written expression for future iournalists. The class also sponsors the Early Morning Review, a program FIRST JOURNALISM CLASS INITIATES of recorded music over .the public address system, starring Dave Harlan, Mary Zoller, and Carol Hawks. Feature writers for THE BEECH LEAF, un- known to most students as such, are shown above: Barbara Acton, Carol Hawks, Nick O'Neill, and Dave Harlan. Their work is read in THE BEECH LEAF under the headings Bo Arrow, Channel 24, Mr. Buzz, and Gino's Record Rack, respectively. Typing the news is an integral part of the work of the journalist. Here Barbara Woodall and Edna Vise dash off the latest events on the new IBM electrics in the office practice room, while Julia Murley's news grows colder by the minute while she waits her turn, PRINTING FOR THE BEECH LEAF All copy must be checked care- fully for errorsg here Judy Wells and Martha Lukenbill are shown perform- ing this task. The middle picture shows Students folding papers just received from the printer: Jerry Routt, Dick Bunnell, David Van Horn, Shirley Shaffer, and Mary Zoller. Jerry, a part-time em- ployee ot our printer, THE PERRY TOWNSHIP WEEKLY, also sells ads and sets type. During the first part of the school year, Bob Leamon assist- ed with this work. Papers are free to the studentsg expenses are paid entirely by in- come trom advertise- ments. THE BEECH LEAF was accepted for membership in The ln- diana High School Press Association this year. END-OF-THE-LINE: Billie Ashburn and Tom Rugh aredelivering finished papers to a classroom. Papers usually are distributed to stu- dents at the end of the sixth period on the day of delivery. Students of the journalism class then prepare for the next issue. ANNUAL STAFF GETS EARLY START ln September, l956, the en- tire senior class met and select- ed a steering committee to ap- point a staff for the yearbook and decide major questions in regard to its publication. This committee was composed ot Bob Leaman, Duncan Murdock, Jan Elliott, Nancy Fogleman, Frances King, and Donna Cun- ningham. They selected as editor, Bob Leaman and os assistants, Donna Cunningham an'd Darlene Lawson. Here they are shown with the spon- sor, Mr. Fairchild, looking for ideas for page layouts. Charlie Gearhart was chosen. sports editor, his assistants were Duncan Murdoch and Jan Elli- ott, all varsity athletes in vari- ous sports. Here Charlie is shown composing a choice bit of copy as Duncan and Jan look on with interest. Here are the students from whom you bought your annual: Standing: Bill Messer, Martha Lukenbill, and John Brown. Sitting: Donna Cunningham, Billie Ashburn, and Frances King. CHOIR SINGS FOR JUBILEE, COMBINED CHURCH SERVICE Row One: Mr. Johnson, Barbara Walker, Karen Barnes, Ruthann Hensley, Martha Lukenbill, Sharon Hubbs, Donna Ray, Janet Adams, Karen Gilliland, Pat Newport, Roberta Smith, Donna Shaffer. Row Two: Janice Fletcher, Pat Johnson, Peggy Thomas, Priscilla McFeeIy, Beverly Under the direction of Mr. Myron Johnson, choir members sang for the Beech Grove Golden Jubliee and at the church service for the combined churches held during the Jubilee. They partici- pated in the Circle Sing at Christmas time, caroled in the halls at school, and song in a Sunday after- noon vesper concert. They sang for the Altar So- ciety's Christmas party, in the Marion County Choral Festival, and in the Choral Contest at Franklin. They also plan to sing for open house, the WSCS District meeting at the Methodist Church, and for Baccalaureate and Commence- ment. The Choir also will give a joint concert with the Band in May. Band members went to Purdue University for Band Day and played for all the home football and basketball games. lt played for the Golden Jubilee and put on a Christmas Concert for the school and for the P.T.A. The Band participated Baker, Pat Underwood, Charlotte Willsey, Mary Zoller, Jackie Van Brunt, Pat Thompson, Sharon Jann, Rose Ann Morschke. Row Three: Calvin Strain, Troy Totty, Nick O'Neill, Tom Moriarty, Dick Bunnell, Tom Rugh, Bob Alford, Larry Vandagriff, Don Huddleston. in the Marion County Band Clinic and will com- pete in the band contest at Franklin. lt will play for the Commencement exercises and will partici- pate in several parades in Indianapolis this spring. The Hornettes marched for the Golden Jubi- lee celebration and for all the home football games as well as for one at the Deaf School. They ac- companied the Band to Purdue and will partici- pate in the parades with the Band this spring. The Majorettes marched with the Band for all the home football games plus one game at Deaf School. They marched with the Band at Purdue for the annual High School Band Day. They marched for the Golden Jubilee and put on half- time shows at most of the home basketball games. They will perform with the Band in several parades this spring. Pat Johnson, who is Head Majorette, and Bonnie Collins twirled for the Junior Variety Show. ws 3,9 -Q , , ., ,- aw -V x -ff- . is , I F 'W 1 - 1- 15. - ' . 'I' Q ' ' Q ' A . .:.. - We ig QM 5 , 1 K ' if T 0 :1 if ..,k ,f 2 Q ,IPA . Q Mx -H-:fl . 1 Q , -w 2 , ki . --1,1 , ' L Wi K Q , qqv . , 5 , N . - . -Q 3 Ag.: I H K E, 3 tx , : , A 5 ,, V, V JE ' N M 4 X X I -Q ' . ' ' K ' - Q VH, . R ' - . WF - Eg - a 33 E .W H if . 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M' J' 'K :Q , 1 A F . 3. . , ,?,,Y...' ,ret 6 U? '.-. -uvwwp -W ..v,... ,. ,, ,.......-.- Q x M. .- ' IQ 4, 41 uf Q Q, L. vw-'A . . ' as U . 5 A I x f , 1. fm , n QI avg-4, J uk 5- ,-A,a- FOOTBALL TEAM HAS SUCCESSFUL SEASON . . . The l956 Hornets, through hard work and determined spirit, brought Coach Bob Johnson and assistant Steele Roberts their third winning sea- son in a row. The vastly improved Hornets won their final two games in a walk to finish with 4 wins, 3 losses, and l tie. The tie came when the Orange and Black opened their season against arch-rival Franklin Township. Although the Hor- nets played good ball, early season mistakes pre- vailed, and Beech Grove found itself behind I3 - 7 with but a minute left and the ball belonging to the Flashes. After blocking a punt, the Hornets drove steadily downfield until with one second re- maining, they had the ball on Franklin's two-yard line. Then quarterback Charlie Gearhart faded back and as the final gun sounded, lofted a perfect touchdown pass to end Bill Weathers to tie the game. Art Sims, a defensive bulwark all year for the Hornets, made 20 tackles in this game. In the Harry E. Wood game, the Hornets had the ball on the Woodchuck six-yard line with 25 seconds remaining and the score tied 6- 6. ln a wild finish, Wood gained possession of the ball and scored to win the game. The Hornets won their next game against Deaf School. After two quick touchdown drives sparked by the passing of Gearhart and halfback Schiefelbein, the Hornet attack bogged down, the final score being 14 - 7. After dropping the next game to a powerful Pike team, the Hornets bounced back to dump Lawrence by two touchdowns and even up their season record. Fine running on the part of several lightning fast Speedway backs told the tale in the Speedway game as Beech Grove dropped its third game to the County Champs. ln the Beech Grove Homecoming game, with rain falling the entire second half, the Hornets- men sloshed and skidded to their third win over a good Greenwood team. Spectacular play on the part of Murdoch, spearheaded the Hornet drive. Below, a charging halfback of Deaf School is downed by Duncan Murdoch, Cl7l, with the help of Bill Weathers, ll9J. Other Beech Grove players are Gearhart, ll3l, Pflanzer, l35l, Totty, ll6l, McClain, 4337, and Schiefelbein, in foreground. Beech Grove won this game, I4-7. The Hornets wrapped up a successful season by defeating Carmel, l9 - 0. The game was sparked by the fine play of Captain Gearhart and all- county halfback Murdoch, who climaxed their three-year varsity careers. Playing their last games this year were Art Sims, Bill Weathers, Bill Schiefelbein, Don Huddleston, Jack Bates, Ron Haulter, and Jim Thomas. These absences from next year's lineup will surely present a problem to Coach Bob Johnson, but the odds are he will come up with another winning combination. Football Managers Roger Smith and Pat Collins JOHNSON HAS IMPRESSIVE RECORD . Mr. Johnson this year completed his fourth season as head football coach. ln the last three years his teams have won 19, lost 5, and tied l game, a record of which he may well be proud. Mr. Roberts, now in his seventh vear as :Assistant football coach, and fifth year as re- serve basketball coach, was head basketball coach for the years 1952-54. A thorough funda- mentalist and strict taskmaster, Mr. Roberts seldom fails to bring out the best possible performance from his players. Mr. Johnson VARSITY MEN Pose . M, ROM Row One: Bill Weathers, Ron Haulter, Bill Schiefel- Glenn McClain, Don Mattingly, Melvin Smith. Row bein, Duncan Murdoch, Art Sims, Don Huddleston, Three: Bob Graves, Dave Harlan, Bill Shirley, Richie Charlie Gearhart, Jim Thomas. Row Two: Jack Bates, Ridpath, Jerry Nicholson, Tom Gearhart, Dave Van Tom Moriarty, Torn Ford, Troy Totty, Dallas Warrum, Horn, Richard Pflanzer. Vice as Weothers Schlefelbeln Srms Houlter Bates Gearhort Murdoch Thomas H uddleston Nicholson Worrum Phflanzer VonHorn Shnrley Georhort Ford- Mattingly Totty Smith McClain Ridpoth Groves Horlon Moriorify RESERVES ARE' U NDEFEATED gers for the team were Jim Day and Fred Fleetwood. SEASON RECORD Our l956 reserve football team, under the capable coaching of Mr. Tippin, and the spirited leadership of co-captains, Fred Mackey and Bob Clark, was undefeated. This was Mackey's first year as quarter- back, where he turned in a creditable performance, as did Bob Clark, the other co-captain. John Fallowfield, who has had two older brothers on the football team, was the leading scorer. Dave Hall, Jim Show- alter, and John Dukes were the leaders in the field of tackling. Mana- Opponent Place We They Pike Township There l3 O Center Grove Here O 0 Carmel Here 33 l3 Greenfield Here 33 l4 Edinburg There 34 l3 Deaf School Here 14 I3 Won 5, Lost O, Tied l Row One: Lloyd Chandler, Bob Clark, Carl Pedigo, Pflanzer, Bob Meguiar, Jim Wilson, Charles Moll, John Followfield, Jim Showalter, Dave Hall, Fred Dave Ferguson. Row Three: John Dukes, Ron Sheridan, Mockey, Bill Lambert, Bob Leffler. Row Two: Paul Bill Hall, Ken Murdock, Larry Johnson, Dave Riley, Bob Haulter, Ron Fallowfield, Jerry Spears, Raymond Haney. HORNETS WIN TWO SECTIONAL GAMES Coach Brunoehler Highlight of the Hornet basketball season was the sectional tourney, in which we advanced to the semi-finals by upset wins over Washington and Lawrence Central, only to be stopped by state champion runner-up Crispus Attucks in our next game. Equally thrilling was a near upset which the Hornets almost dealt Warren Central's highly rated Warriors in the County Tourney, unbeaten at that time. Coach Brunoehler's Gang Defense kept Warren off balance all night, enabling us to lead late in the game by 7 points. But Warren, frightened and bewildered, fought back and nipped the Hornets 50 to 45. Although the Hornets did not have a winning season as they had hoped, they managed to salvage a 7 - l4 season record and gain the respect of all the teams in the county as well as the larger and stronger city schools. Wins were over Deaf School, Morgan- town, Speedway, Danville, Trafalger, and the two wins in the Sec- tional. High scorers of the season were Jerry Sare and Bill Weathers, while the leading rebounders were Charlie Gearhart and Jan Elliott, with Bill Schiefelbein being the defensive ace of the team. Senior Iettermen Jerry Sore, Bill Weathers, Jan Elliott, Bill Schiefelbein, Charlie Gearhart, Rodger Hall, John Brown, and Bob Sutton will be missed next year. Returning are Don Smither, Dallas Warrum, Trpy Totty, Don Singer, Bill Shirley, and Tom Moriarty. Row One: Manager Bill Messer, Bob Sutton, Jan Elliott, Hall, Bill Shirley, John Brown, Tom Moriarty, Don Charlie Gearhart, Jerry Sare, Bill Weathers, Bill Schiefel- Smither, Troy Totty, Dallas Warrum. bein, and Coach Dick Brunoehler. Row Two: Rodger Hull Schiefelbem Elliott Sutton Shirley Weathers B rown Sore Gearhcrt Worrum 9, . Moriarty Smither Totty RESERVES HAVE 15-5 SEASON Undefeated as a freshman team, the 1957 Reserves climaxed a 15 - 5 season by winning the conference tourney. The team's success was due mainly to strong defense and rebounding rather than deadly shooting. At one point in the season, the team had an eight-game winning streak. Team Pike Township 28 effort brought about the excellent results of the season. Shown below are gzflelcentrol :S last year's freshman starters, who were also the nucleus of this year's re- Decatur Centro' ,Q serve team pictured at the bottom. Cenfer Grove 35 Deaf School 51 Greenfield 32 Melvin Smith, Tom Gearhart, Fred Mackey, Don Singer, John Pritsch. Warren Central 25 Morgantown 58 Greenwood 25 Speedway 31 Pike Township 50 Lawrence Central 42 Greenfield 33 Lawrence Central 56 Sacred Heart 33 Harry Wood 32 Danville 37 Franklin Township 43 Trafalger 48 777 Row One: Dave Mattingly, Dave Van Horn, John Clem, Fred Mackey, Dave Hall, Max Thomas, John Fallowfield, Tom Gearhart, Bob Clark, Melvin Smith, Pritsch, Bill Shirley. Mr. Roberts. Row Two: Don Singer, Don Smither, Gary 48 25 43 35 18 30 25 38 36 23 16 30 33 30 27 38 24 41 37 29 618 FRESHMEN WIN 6, LOSE 9 Opponent Place B.G. Opp. Pike Township Here 37 30 Franklin Township There 25 26 lDouble O.T.l Lawrence Central Here I9 45 Warren Central There 29 37 Trafalger There 22 29 Lawrence Central There 47 46 Sacred Heart There 43 40 Perry Here 25 30 Trafalger Here 39 34 Franklin Township Here 28 37 Deaf School There 43 4l lDouble O,T.l Greenfield Here 39 38 COvertimel Pike Township There 49 5l fOvertimeJ Wood Here 23 42 6 wins, 9 losses Row One: Chuck Moll, Jimmy Hughes, Dennis Hunley, Eddie Miller, Harry Burgess, Billy Hall, Steve Spinner Jim Day, John Dukes, Lloyd Chandler, Coach Bob Billy Emmert, Manager Dave Ferguson. Johnson. Row Two: Manager Bob Honey, Bob Meguior, JUNIOR HIGH TEAMS HAVE SUCCESSFUL SEASON The Beech Grove Junior High teams, playing a tough schedule, both finished suc- cessful seasons. The second team, composed mostly of sixth and seventh graders, won 5 and lost 5. The first team, while playing such teams as Warren Central, County Champion Southport, and Maywood, winner of a l3- team tournament, finished the regular sched- ule with 8 wins and 7 losses. ln the tourna- ment without their two leading rebounders, Todd and Ginsberg, they lost to Southport, the eventual Co-Champion, and to Decatur in the consolation game. The team lost only two games while at full strength. Fleetwood, seventh grade guard, made the all-Marion County team. Coach Tippin, who came into the season with a 32-won, 4-lost record now has a combined record of 44 wins and 18 losses. SEASON RECORD Won Lost First Tean. 8 7 Second Team 5 5 is ABOVE: Row One: Larry Hardesty, Rusty Mitchell, Jim Hensley, Joe Gilliland. Row 'Two: Ed Hollander, John Brewer, Jim Dukes, Jimmy Adams. LEFT: Row One: Charlie Rude, Bob Moriarty, David Weiger, Mike Hall, Freddie Fleetwood, Larry Bowden. Row Two: Dewey Spence, Bob McCormick, Jim Suddeth, Frank Todd. Ronnie Fallowfield, Don Cothcart, Coach Wayne Tippin. 1956 TRACK TEAM WINS 6 MEETS During the 1956 track season, the track team won meets over Greenwood, Pike Township, Edin- burg, Franklin Township, Deaf School, and Green- field, lost one meet to Carmel, and placed third in the Capital District Track Meet. lt was a very successful'season so far as records are concerned for there were three new records set in the 440, high jump, and the shot-put. In the picture at the top, are shown the new record holders. They are Steve Smith, 440, Don Smither, high jump, and Bob Wagner, shot-put. ln the bottom picture are shown the boys that placed in the Capital District. They are, on the first vow, Jerry Tex, 220 and M mile relay, Tom Ford, 220 and M mile relay, Walter Fallowfield, W mile relay, Art Sims, low hurdles, Bob Sutton, 440 and mile relay, Duncan Murdoch, high hurdles and pole vault,,Second row: Bob Wagner, shot-put, Bob Leaman, mile relay, Troy Totty, high hurdles, Harlan Finley, 880 and mile relay, Bill Schiefel- bein, mile relay, Steve Smith, 440, shot-put, and W mile relay. y 'I956 SEASON RECORD Beech Grove 69 Pike Township 40 Beech Grove 66 Greenwood 43 Beech Grove 42M Carmel 66M Beech Grove 56 Edinburg 53 Beech Grove 66M iTriangular Deaf School 34M Meer! Franklin Twp 55 Beech Grove 64M Greenfield 44V2 WON 6, LOST l TRACK Queens REIGN . 1956 TRACK SQUAD POSES Row One: Assistant Coach Bob Johnson, Jack Bates, Duncan Murdoch, Bill Schiefelbeing, Bob Leaman, Hodge Finley, Steve Smith, Dave Purvis, Art Sims, Jim Newport, Bob Wagner, Jerry Tex, Coach Dick Brunaehler. Row Two: Manager Chick Gordon, Leonard Tucker, Tom Ford, Walter Fallowfield, Bob Sutton, Troy Totty, Bill Long, Don Smither, Larry Reavis, John Pictured at the left are the two queens who reigned for Beech Grove ova' the Capi- tal District and County Track Meets. Marilyn Wilkins was queen for the Capital District Meet and Martha Lukenbill was chosen queen for the County Track Meet. The queens, chosen by the boys on the team, present the ribbons after the meets. Fallowfield, Chesley Mitsuk, Manager Charles Kays, Manager Keith Morgan. Row Three: Don Huddleston, Dallas Warrum, Don Singer, Dave Van Horn, John Shilling, Bob Johnson, Eugene Everman, Tom Gearhart, Fred Mackey, John Pritsch. Row Four: Harold Layne, Richard Pflanzer, Jim Wilson, Bill Lambert, Bob Leffler, Bill Faust, Dennis Ster. X My A k 4 1 Wm L W, . W .W sw . ff 1 ,YV Ag 5 iff-gil, LW f ,, K sf Ni: .. susfm fs rp 1 v ge 4 X F., if 5 Q , 4 , X 2 Q ,' 1, ,Q ,W 635' S?J' . 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A HORNETS STILL MAKE FINE RECORD ln the above picture, Don Singer demonstrates the form that enabled him to break the mile record. Jan Elliott broke our school record by winning the 220 in 23.5 and he also grabbed himself a fourth in the l0O. Don Smither took the high jump with a leap of 5' 8M and also set a school record. Other BG places were taken in the mile by Don Singer, who finished third, in the pole vault by Jim Thomas, who tied with four other boys for first place, and also by our 880 relay team which placed fourth. Well-groomed Hornets took Pike Township 72 U3 to 35 213 and then Harry Wood 89M to 23M. ln the Pike meet, Duncan Murdoch broke the high hurdle record mark from l7.l to l6.4 and Jan Elliott nipped .l off of Walter Fallowfield's old mark to set a new record at l0.6 for the l00. At Wood School in the some week, Don Singer, a very promising sophomore cut down the old mile mark from 4.59 to 4.56.4 and Smither set the now existing record with an inspired leap of 5' 9M . Jim Thomas, running one of his best races of the year, set a toughie to beat in the 180 yard low hurdles. He ran them in 2'l.5 and bettered the old mark by .8 of a second. ln the running of the Capital District meet at Warren this year, the Hornets were second only to Lawrence's powerful Bears. The day was warm, the track fast and the times for the running events were excellent. Elliott ran the 220 yard dash in 22.6 and cut almost a whole second off the previous record and l.l second off the District meet mark. Murdoch also broke his own record in his heat by running the high hurdle in a very fast l6.2 seconds. Singer ran one of his best races of the season when he won the mile and cut down his own record by another .2 of a second. After the Capital District came Waldron and Carmel. The team suffered a mild setback when it lost to Waldron 63 U6 to 36 516, but came back strong to take Carmel 83V2 to 25W. The Sectionals were run on May l0 with Beech Grove qualifying five men, the most .ever to be placed by the Hornets. It was raining when the events were run, but our men who still placed were Elliott in the 220 ' and 100, Bill Messer in the half mile lhe set a new record of 2:lO.7J, Smither in the high jump. Thomas and Murdoch tied for fourth in the pole vault, and Thomas won the flip to go to the Regionals. Singer broke his own record and established a new one at 4:54.2. In the picture to the left is the mile relay consisting ol' Don Singer, Bill Messer, Bob Leamon, ond Jim Day. Not pictured is Bob Leffler, who alternated with Jim during the various meets. Sometimes Jim Thomas ran on the mile relay instead of the 880 relay. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS MODEL THEIR UNIFORMS Top: Margie Jackson, Pat Thompson, Earlene Ruehrsch- neck, Betty Smack, Nancy Liddil, Judy Jennings, Jody Hommel, Pat Underwood, Pat Sheckell, Judy Goodman, Dona Henson, Susie Prather, Barbara Acton, Sharon Jann, Priscilla McFeely are shown sewing in their second 'year home eco- nomics class. Bottom: Girls learn home nurs- ing in the home economics de- partment. Shown observing cor- rect procedures in nursing are: Karen Holstein, Marlene Taylor, Linda Brune, Mary Daniel, Judy Webb, Carolyn Vondersaar, Mary Lady, Sue Stout, Betty Van Hook, June Krug, Barbara Reidy, Jayne Naylor, Nancy DeWitt, Janice Hensley, Marina Malone, Linda Goss, and Pat Storm. ODDENDA SECTION INCLUDES CLASSES, PROM Middle: Charlotte Willsey, Barbara Walker, and Donna Shaffer are shown mimeograph- ing a P.T.A. notice. A great deal of this type of duplicating is done by commercial depart- ment students, providing a valuable service to the school and training for the students. EARLY MORNING REVIEW STAFF, ETC. Top: Industrial Arts Display ln One Of The Display Cases. Middle: Early Morning Revue Staff- Nick O'NeiIl, Mary Zoller, Dave Harlan, and Carol Hawks. Left: Patty Davidson plays sick while Kay Edwards and Linda Shutt learn what to do in the Home Nursing Course. if x Ffa wifi? ff 1 W The 1957 Prom was no exception 0 the usual highly enjoyable affair eech Grove students are accustomed reemon Stomper, Judy Wells, Ervin osengorten, and Judy Zeigler. YEARLY PROMS ARE TOPS ON THE SOCIAL CALENDAR OF BGHS STUDENTS Here at their table are shown Much of the success of Beech Grove High School Proms has been due to the untiring work cmd enthusiasm of the sponsor, Mrs. Betty Stokes- berry. ln appreciation of this work, the junior class of 1957 presented Mrs. Stokesberry with a table lamp mounted on a Roman statue, reminis- 7 , cent of Mrs. Stokesberry's work with the Latin classes and the Latin Club. Sue Prather is pictured making the presentation. At the right, in orientql dress consistent with the theme of the' i957 Prom are shown the freshmen who were honored with the privilege of serving at the affoir. Servers were: Jayne Webster, Jackie Cothcart, Joyce Porter, Cathy Kim, Jim Day, Dave Finney, Bob Meguiar, and Carl Morschke. 'I956 PROM, AN EVENING IN PARIS , WAS A NIGHT TO REMEMBER The i956 Junior-Senior Prom was held May I9 in the IBEW of AFL Union Hall on East Michigan Street. 'Theme of the dance was Un Soir A Paris , which when translated into English means An Evening in Paris . Pictured on the right is the Bert Julian Combo lappro- priately dressed for the occasionl, which pro- vided the music for the lovely evening. Waiters and waitresses fc this gala event were Messieur Thomas Gearhart, Donald Sing er, David Hall, and Mesdemoi selles Marlene Taylor, Donn Smith, and Judy Dunham. King and Queen of the Prom were Walter Fallowfield and Sue Frye, who are shown below shortly after being crowned. Flanking them are the senior students composing the royal court. V 7 Sally Taylor, Judy Sare, Sandra Costelow, Kay Myers, Dale Schoo. Tom Ruesch, Jim Low, Steve Smith. A P , v D Y . FANTASY 0RIENTALE, THE 1957 PROM, WAS JUST AS EXCITING Shown pulling the rick-show at right are three of the eight coolies that also served and conducted the guests to their tables. ln the picture is Carl Marschke, Jayne Webster, and Joyce Porter. Others not shown are Jim Day, Dave Finney, Bob Meguiar, Jackie Cathcart, and Kathy Kim. For the first time in the history of Beech Grove High School Proms, a Mister and Miss Junior Class was chosen. They were Jim Lancaster and Judy Good- man, whose duties as representatives of their class was to crown the Emperor and Empress, Rodger Hall and Julia Murley. The Prom was held in the Trowels Trade Building and Fantasy Orientale was the theme. ln the center of the picture at the left is the newly crowned Emperor Hall and Empress Murley as they reign over their royal kingdom. The royal couple, Rodger Hall and Julia Murley are Und DUHCGU MUfd0Ch- In the bClCkQ 0Uf1d, ROIPIW Ul- shown below wifh their royal muff, -AH-endgnfs greg lard and his band provide the musical entertainment of Mary Zoller, Charlie Gearhart, Pat Johnson, Jan Elliott, the evening- Donna Cunningham, Bob Leaman, Marty Lukenbill, ,.....-,,,,.,---1-Q ,www-swf , H ndlrwff YA-,,.,. qui! 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