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

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Honor Club The Honor Club is one of the few clubs that limit membership only to students with high scholastic ratings. Members ore, first row: Kay Hunt, Terry Highland, Ruth Schoo, Roberta Schick, Billie Salmons, Linda Amos, Mary Pelzer, and Irene McCompbell. Second Row; Linda Moore, Nancy Gearhart, Kitty Wilde, Ron Corley, Phil Bogan, Barbara Daily, Miss Weaver, sponsor. Third Row: Betty Schaffer, Janet Stutler, Sue Hunt, Evelyn Knuckles, Joyce Shaffer, Connie Mitchell, Korel Van Horn, Linda Pflanzer, Elaine Bright, Fourth Row: Cheryl Finchum, Ron Spivey, Bob Messer, Harry McNeely, Ron Tinley, Sandra Maddox, Clayton Collins, Colin Harris, and Mike Akers. Lettermen ' s Club The Lettermen ' s Club is also restricted to only those who have lettered in a particular sport. Pictured are, first row: Lee Rund, Jim Adams, Rusty Mitchell, Mike Akers, Steve Wiggington, John Graf, Steve Agal, Don Grever, Bill Thompson. Second Row: Bob Messer, Mike Bourff, Colin Harris, Mike Williams, Dove Irwin, Dick Moeller, Jim Hensley, Mickey Williams, Don Lewis. Third Row: Gordon Fields, Bill Norra- more, Gary Schwomeyer, Bob Ashby, Jerry Erisman, Emerson Kendall, Richard Meier, Richard Compton, Dan Smith. Fourth Row: John Schaffer, Mike Hen son, Jim Collins, Jim Terhune, John Brewer, Ron Tinley, Gary Storks, Jim Smith, Roy Thomas, Mike Hunter.

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Junior Red Cross Members are, first row; Betty Bash, Linda Jetmore, Mary Wilder, Sue Ackmann, Pom Jetmore, Key Hunt, Debbie Alfrey, and Connie Beattie. Second Row; Miss Bixler, sponsor; Connie Murphy, Teresa Highland, Martha Hull, Janet Hommel, Kay Carter, Donna Denker, Barbara Wise, and Rosalie Wilson. Third Row: Barbara Daily, Janice Bosma, Karen Meurer, Peggy Zovodny, vice-president; Charlene Mize, Joyce Shaffer, secretary-treasurer; Cheryl Finchum, and Bette Shaffer, president. Beech Grove is one of the many schools around the world with a Junior Red Cross organization. The club performs worthwhile civic ac- tivities. Some of the projects were: making garments for hospital pa- tients, making up a party box for a children ' s hospital, and filling an Overseas Chest with essentia! school supplies. Shortly before Christmas the girls took a trip to the Marion County Juliette Home for the Aged. They gave a Christmas program on the stage at the home. Here Teresa Highland, Kay Hunt, Donna Denker, Martha Hull, and Kay Carter pack the apples which they distributed to the residents.

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Pep Club The Pep Club accompanied the teams to all the games. They raised the spirit of both the team and the fans wherever they went. Members are, first row: Miss Mann, sponsor; Priscilla Hunley, president; LaVonne Kuntz, vice-president; Linda Botes, secretory; ond Karel Von Horn, treasurer. Second Row: Kay Little, Nancy Toney, Mary Galloway, Emily Hall, Peggy Zovodny, Linda Moore, Connie Mitchell, and Janet Jackson. Third Row: Donna Denker, Connie Murphy, Judy Lyzott, Kathleen Ross, Sandra Young, Judy Chestnut, Nancy Gear ho rt, and Sue Hunt. Fourth Row: Linda Miller, Judy Mondabach, Pam Bourff, Eve- lyn Knuckles, Cheryl Phillips, Cheryl Finchum, Charlene Mize and Pam Smith. Fifth Row: Elizabeth Moll, Verna Knoy, Joyce Shaffer, Gloria Foulconer, Sherry Fox, Judy Atlstatt, Carlo Weber, Koy Stroub, and Kothy Murdock. Sixth Row: Betty Bash, Diane Wiltsee, Mary Jo Keotley, Arlene Van Hatolo, Donno Grubb, Barbara Daily, Sandy Cox, Carol Smock, Janet Williams, Barboro Wise. Seventh Row: Mary Wilder, Donna Osman, Christy Ramoge, Charlene Terhune, Joan Begely, Linda Johnson, Cindy Smith, Sue Joynes, Margaret Stainbrook, Sue Ackmonn, and Debbie Alfrey. Eighth Row: Diane Diegel, Beverly Mackey, Koy Hunt, Teresa Highland, Kay Carter, Martha Hull, Mary Pelzer, Mary Ann Merl, Lindo Turpin, Gloria Smith, Irene McCampbell, and Elaine Bright.