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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1975 volume:

v? ... is Q V 'Kr ,C in Q 9 'Q Q THE HORNET 1975 BEECH GROVE HIGH SCHOOL 5330 PACIFIC AVE. BEECH GROVE, IND. S-, 1 1, 'K Laugh, and the world laughs with youg Weep, and you weep alone. For the sad old earth must borrow its mirth, But has trouble enough of its own. i s A Beginning ii., i, 4 The Beginning . , M. 19 f Z ,9 .Q 1 ' . l filxa V . . 6? e ' r - . A V K . , Y 'ln .452 . 1 F4 ' 'we ,H Smg and the hllls wall answer Sigh, lt IS lost on the an The echoes bound to a joyful sound, But shnnk from voncmg care , QS neon at Kiki .tg Ax The Beginning 5 Rejoice, and men will seek yo Grieve, and they tum and go. They want full measure of all your pleasure, But they do not need your woe 6 'lhe Beginning .W v 'zo . ' -'la' . -A V .I Q: V 'tial'-w J-J .l ' . 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Yearbook Dance 23 Queen Debbie presides over 2 3 ?. .4 Homecoming activities 1 'H ff, A '4'f,'i,l 1' ,SW Though it was a dissappointing night for all because of the Hornet's loss to the Woodmen, the homecoming was also an exciting, happy night. The Soph- omores showed their spirit by winning the float competition with Buzz the Woodmenn as their theme. Later, at the dance while Hot Ice provided the music, Cary Raker and Debbie McMorrow received the honors of king and queen. Other King candidates were Tom Gaither, Steve Dudley, john Hill, Randy Males. Other candidates for queen were Lori Helweg, Karen In- man, Kathy Sweetman, Donna Doughty. The Queen's Court was composed of, junior, Toby Foreman, sophomore, julie McMorrow, and freshman, Diane Deane. Homecoming Dance 25 li 4 r' N 1 -75 Iifiigv p- 're' N--Z' rin .fi - , 133 'X K 1 1 K -lv . I, 5 ,vg'X V ,e4, A spiral staircase covered in angel hair brought the theme, Stairway to Heaven to life at the 1975 Turn-About Dance, held March 7. 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Career record in Marion County of 1740 pts. Sectional 1 game record of 41 pts. against VVarren. Sectional 3 game record of 91 pts. dur- ing his jr. year. County Tourney 4 game record of 117 pts. during his Sr. year. All CSAC Conference '73, '74, '75. Conference Player of the Year '74, '75. All Sectional Team his jr. and Sr. year. All County Team '73, '74, '75. News All City-County lst Team his Sr. year. A.P. All State Honorable Mention '75. New All State 3rd Team '75. Louisville Courrier Joumal All State 2nd Team '75. Herald Telephone All State '75. U.P.I. 1st Team All State '75. Indiana All Stars 1975. Sports E:-f 5 - V .V sv 'F-f.a 1 ' 'A -f. 4. 5 ,ai 4- i . A ,f -1? qv ' , Cross Country at B.G.H.S. is strug- gling for respectability and slowly is achieving its goal. This years squad was led by Bill Brown and Sr. Steve Murray. In meet competition, the Harriers managed to beat Wood and Greenfield. While this is not out- standing, it does stand as the record of a years work. These boys who gave their time and energy to a sport which few see, and few even know exists, rate the praise that is due to them for their efforts. 38 Cross Country ross Country Team 3 Faces Uphill Task ll Coach Cdfman and standout runners Bill Brown and Steve Murray. 2!All runners take their mark as the CSAC Con- ference is about to begin. 3lSteve Murray Sprints !o the finish. 4!OEicia.l Fair watches as Aaron Allred finishes strong. 3 4 Cross Country 39 Dave Spear Lea Tennis 40 Tennh lllob Gaines warns up before a match. 2!Even thong! the weather threatens, jeff Agal bejns a match. 3!The sun sets as Senior Dave Spear collects an- other win. l 2 eam in building year 1 .1 fi B. 1 5, . X 'b ' O it :Aqy-onN.QauA, ,l5.,,--W. - -1' -JFK The 1975 Tennis Team battled with the best in the county and gave a firing accoimt of themselves. In the record de- partment, the Grove Tennisers were not in the county chase but in the work department, they were surely ahead of their director. Under second year Coach Mel F icklin, the team was paced by outstanding Seniors Dave Spear and jeff Agal. Tennis -tl -ai' if Young Homets sting at times, but lack experience 42 Football 1 N r 1 INF Y :X ' ,,.'DLr' . f-51-A . ' .X zggagw, .A jig, ' ,L - e - 4 fiw,-1.-f v ,135-I 1-,?:5.:f1-iifpg,-'.:!:liz-135'-152.67-Z 'iv - 'Q ic A Kali, ' -N-xf ,sf-,-,V .- ,f . .. N s ' l I Q f ui...-gr l New coaches, young players, put the two together and it spells building a iew program. That is just what Coach Carmichael and the young Homet foot- Jallers began to do in 1974. This season was capped by fine individual efforts by seniors Mike Patrick and wide receiver and wing back Tom Gaither. However, acking in depth and experience, the Homets often battled in what some would call a losing cause, yet in each in- stance the Hornets became older and wiser. So the Homets look to the future md hope of things to come. Z Sage, 97 K 3 ll The Grove tries middle against the Woodchucks. 21 Nate Serpico gets upended by a Cougar. 31 First and goal. Football 43 Aping, Gaither Lead young Homets In season of Trials and triumphs 44 Football HURNEI5 if 4' 'S' 1 ll Q.B., Mike Patrick tower. l.o gets instructions from the 21 Stan Baker, Carl Firing, Mike Gaither and Mike Patrick receive ketball half-time. 31 Defensive hack Mik the stop with help tball awards during bas- Cmse comes up to make Dave Hutchison. P 1 I 1 I . -1 Football 45 Young pride Sparks Early season 'V .X r if Y X if + ' lv . , - 1 ...fx Ili ff iffrff I I ' ' dh 5,5 ,.p,g, L .1 - fi .W Q . , . is Q-. J' 1-X N ' 1 5 Q Q fi F '. 5? rx :I x l A .x 1 Q .. 9 V. .4 F ' - 1 if -f'14,i1 '1 17: I 1 mi? Q 1 1 ff' v ' f, ll Gaither comes up io defend against the 21 Homeis prepare for a big game. 31 The homely siart io move against L.C. 41 Mike Pinkston pops for big gain against Wood. Football 47 Jive.-ur 1 'f Q if ,gg I 2 F reshrnan Footballers show Bright glimpses of things To ,come as they finished 5-3 48 Football ai li il :BF Mean, scrappy, and big are words to size up the frosh grirlders of 1974. This group of Qfootballers won five and lost three, and it seemed that all games were exciting and close. The freshmen were led by hard running Chris Page and big George Brown. With the Q.B. job han- dled by jimmy Smith and the line an- chored by Richard Harvey, john Sav- age and? john Whiteside, with Mr. Mean honors to small but mighty Brian Naylor. If these young men are the look of the future, the future is bright for Beech Grove football fans. ll Q.B. jimmy Smith heaves a bomb. 2! Runningback Chris Page rambles for yardage. 31 Fullback George Brown picks up yardage. 4! The referees signal indicates another Home! 1 I 4 Football 49 ',k rv,'a 1 1. ' js ' r ,IA f ,I .F ', ff'r ff' R , vo ,' yglilr lf Fmsh footballers get set to go 21 George Brown puts 6 on the board for Beech Grove. ' 31 32 pounder Dave johnson collects another victory. 4! Tom Caudle urges County Champ Mike Cruse on to another yictnry. 50 Frosh Football s .qi . EY,'55g?QiQ.1' Q3 if 7 25 . -. T -3- 1 we im: M .V ,-55925, Wrestlers show Power, strength and youth As they roll To 9-4 record V Wrestling 5 Eddie Read and Mike Cruse Lead yommg wrestlers To high Hnishes In County, A C.S.A.C., and Sectionals ll Dave Hight dominates the situation. 21 Captain Eddie Read stacks his opponeni. 31 Kevin Wheatly begins to tum his opponent. 41 Control E gained as Gary Locke moves behind his opponent. S X , LY if I . 4 Pifii ' 1 i opal I ' E' 52 Varsityw ., N fx 5 X, .. restling I ,pi qs A .gan v If if ? ' 1: Q-1 M321 .Jia 5 The wrestling program at B.G.H.S. was back in first gear this season. Lead by outstanding senior and C.S.A.C. champ, Eddie Read, the young Homets copped 9 wins while losing only 4 times in dual meet competition. The grap- plers also won the Pike Invitational and placed 4th in the always tough county, and 3rd in both the C.S.A.C. Confer- ence and the Sectional. County champ, Mike Cruse, was just one of the many underclassmen who won toumey places during the long season, as this year's Wrestling Hornets featured 7 sophs, 6 juniors, and only 1 senior. Records and accomplishments await the young Homets as they work toward a goal which every BC wrestler holds, to stand alone in the middle of February at Southport Fieldhouse as champion of the State of Indiana. 54 Wrestling Al ,yv 1. ja .j 'A Q ' LJ N-J :if Heart, Desire, and Pride carry Homet Wrestlers lg, to high levels of ll A stick for jeff Schaefer. 21 Tom Perry begins to move on his oppon 3! Bill Christian gets one of his many falls. 4! Bob Trueblood awaits the command wrestle. 5! Often outweighed but never 0 f ught, Co ky Savage prepares to wrestle. en t. aspiration and success - Q- Wrestling 55 1 P- , , - I . , . f 'lx , Q he s f . If U-. X Wrestling Reserves and Freshman Add to BG,s shining Wrestling star In wrestling, there is no real dis- tinction between Varsity, Reserves, and Freshmen, all work, all suffer, and all receive the feeling of pride that comes with being a Beech Grove wrestler. The 9th grade grapplers compiled a 7 win 6 loss record and captured the super tough Stoneybrook Tourney. Out- standing young wrestlers were Randy Hood, Brad johnson, Brian Fallowfield, Doud Lemond, Tom Souert, Richard Harvey, and County champ john Whiteside. As well as the freshmen, the junior varsity team was an important force in the building of the winning way at Beech Grove. j.V. wrestlers were short in nuinber but long in skill with the way led by Tom Caudle, Ben Christian, Duane Arthur, and Dale Fields. 1 58 Wrestling S . X B , lg. U' f 1 I, 6 Jw Hi! 'H , Y i ,y 2- - f I n Q 'f 1 ' 'wi 1 ,,g !'L :23a? A f ' X A 1 It r -.X l V 'apex -5, . ma! 'X . fx-5 x Q ' f' hr -f --'f - , -- Q I 'Q 'Ht . n 4 , if at - Wt ia. - n i n if . 1 L t ,e. .. x. .-. --fin ,-1 .SUQ I1 Reserve wrestlers circle up before a nn-et. 21 Victory in the County Tournament for Randy Hood. 31 Brad johnson prepares to win. 41 Steve Hight sprawls to counter. 51 Brian Falluwlield moves for a fall. 61 Beech Crow: wrestlers talk over tunm strategy in the county tournament. Wrestling 57 Senior Stars lead Roundballers to 18-4 record 1 58 Basketball mf? 244 2 . I J 4 1 A z my Y J . , , A v :Q iii A r , X 3 ' A ez' -Ji ' 3'f?M li X f rj jg, F1 1, rf war X f 2 , M rrf ta- Q ,V f V, . 9 60 Basketball 1 5 1 1 iw Wy., . . 1-Af. :,fjSf.- Qzqg Q- ai W-3-I wf':vgx1z'1:Z'. :rg ' 4: mn? ffl .M f-ba, ,J,m ., gr, -..- ,W 54416. , M, 4 -mfuiw. I A f-4: f, . V A x , - -' if . S fs? 'fx .4 B-Ballers show class 55 5'5f53555?5'5353l J! The Ark pops for a 41 Time out Ben Davis As they roll to a Fine showing in the Marion Commty Toumey ' 1 9 s dnves free th Reserves have finest season In lmany years ww' Freshmen lead by standout Rob McDonough JI' 'i. Tlgiif ff ai i as at s..., 2 it at -f --B 4 X X Q ,b :f bl- Y l g' 62 Basketball l ll Photoday is always fun. 21 Indiana All-star Cary Baker shows why. 31 Cary shows the touch 4! Billy Malone goes for the top. 5! Fmsh standout Rob McDonough. The young Hornets battled and stung the opposition at times this season, and at other times, their lack of experience cost them dearly. The diamondmen of Coaches Cambrel and Workman, were always in the contest against some of the toughest teams in the metro area. Led by senior outfielder Mike Short, the team had a record which did not re- flect their true talent. With all but one player back next season, a reserve team with an 8-2, record the future is indeed bright in Hornetland for the mighty Hornets are still at bat. ll Homets warm up prior to a ball game. 2! jim Mitchel puts tag on Lawrence runner. 31 Mike Livers bows his neck. 41 Cambrel points out ground rules to Conch Challis and the umps. , 4 V ,. .L .. ni ,, ffsuagm ww' ww 3' .no-M' is fy vi? SI Beech Grove Hitting At Times Lacked Needed Depth 66 Baseball ff' 0' ,!..1 ' 4. ,S 3 Y iv, . ,,: if 7 L, 4 3 ,. Ea' 'ii' , 14 - , .9 V 1 rs- , .-if ' aw ,SVN A uv cv 5,-. 4 ' -' CLYA5 I v, , if K 'N 1, g I .5 . 5' gi' if -A .4 fit? M '65, lx f I -Mr 1- .qu l 1 4 1 , 9 'M as I' ii f swfqqgqpwe V' W . L31 ,I ,W fl KS Ji 'iii-Q is W Q' 5 , ,ii 's I E if New Track Being Built, Brings Hope For The F uture ll jim Dudley Hashes home a winner. 21 Up and out goes Chip Gibson. The 1975 version of the Hornet track team was few in numbers but big on heart. Young team led by mostly Fresh- men and Sophomores was not success- ful in the won-lost column but they did gain much needed experience for the future. This years' squad was coached by lst year man George Porter. His knowledge and skill were of great assis- tance to all the boys. With a new track in the process of being built the future will change many things for B.C.H.S. track. 88 Trad: --4 8.4.1- ...S .A .,f-'L' ' Golfers Are Runners Up In C.S.A.C. 3! Males and Spear tee up before a match. 41 Greg Rodgers practices chipping. 5! David Orman takes a practice swing. As the warm weather rolled around the Colf team of B.C.H.S. hit the links l if 1 , I 54 Q, in force. Led by Seniors Randy Males, jeff Patterson, and Dave Spear the golf- ers hit high stride as the conference toumey rolled around and clubbed their way to a second place finish. The golfers had assistance from freshman Tim Patterson and other young golfers as they did a fine job under the guid- ance of Coach Rusty Mitchell. ' as ' -2: r f 's,,1,,, 'a K B -12: R , , ggi X 2 ' ' vt -ui, V ' me ' .,, W 4 'V ., Golfm Girls Volleyball Team Wins Sectional The 1975 Homet Volleyballers were led by senior captain Toni Hess. Coach Ferkins' girls bounced to an 8-6 dual meet record. This was only accom- plished with lots of cooperation and teamwork from all of the girls involved. When sectional rolled around the Beech Grove girls rose to the occasion by winning their second sectional in three years. The pride of Beech Grove girls is well known in the area of com- petition as well as their skill. A job well done. 1 X, wi? I 'zo Volleyball ,J lr if '.l Ill! Cirls Tracksters Show Promise And Desire In the second year for girls track the early tumout was high but as injuries and time took their toll the number of girl thinclads dwindled to ten. High- lights of the year were usually those of the hardrunning sprinter Cindy Strack, however with the advent of a new track and field facility the girls program will look to the future with hope and new spirit. Many of the girls will return next year so, the Bogard's, the 0'Cara's, and the Russell's will be heard from by those who nm against the B.G.H.S. girls in the future. lf Coach Thompson gives instructions at practice. 2l Hard work shows in Dawn Russel's face. 31 Elaine Bogard takes her mark. 'K-as g Behind Every Good Athlete Stands A Strong Proud Girl Have a school your team will be proud of. That's the job of the cheer- leaders and wrestler-etts of Beech Grove. No matter what their mood or what the odds are, they must keep the school spirit up to the very last second. This isn't the only job of the girls. Both groups work at money making projects to buy their unifomms. The cheerleaders work not only during season, but must work in the summer by going to camp. They sell favors at sectionals time and decorate the boys lockers before games. The wrestler-etts help with home meets by keeping score, washing mats, nmning errands and cheering. Lots of work and determination from these girls is what keeps the school spirit high ff 74 Cheerleaders J ..1, ? 5 is he If F ,sw erm fees ff a Q5-. , ,qF,,,gg, ,- -ef? , 3 as . lx if 4 ' e Us-., r A I il if bf- ff A A' ll .W , I O ,-1' , M .-2' , s.- ' ,, R T E.. 3 , f, 3 ll Frosb Cheerleaders Row l Diane Deane, Peggy Doughty Row 2 Paula Fowler, julie Roberts 21 Varsity and Reserve Cheerleaders L to R. Row l julie McMorrow, Toby For-man Row 2 Kathy Morgan, Lori Helweg, Kathy Sweet- rnln, Debbie McMorrow, Patty Allen Row 3 Cindy shick, Shelia Ground 31 Fmsh Wrestlervetts L to R Leslie Powers, jam Frye, Lori Morgan, Debbie Tucker, Elaine Locke 41 Varsity Wrestler-etts L to R Row l Cindy Amold, jamie Terbune, janet Davenport, ja- net Shirley, Denise Dennis, low 2 Margaret 0'Gan, Burban 0'Gara, Sara Hunter, Teri Gurlger, Patty Bailey, Durise Petty Cheerleaders 75 we I5 HQ x IN Cl 'Q 5 as 5 S2 B3 7 9 l 8 VC -1 C C C Tennis Varsity Football Varsity Wrestling Beech Grove 23msnVo:lm ry 32 Bwdl Gmve I Pike 4 Deed' Gm' 34 Mooresville 6 Beech Grove 30 Franklin Centfal 27 Beech Gmve 42 Chalard I7 Been: grove 3 navlijznnie Central 5 Beech gm: 33 C ml 8 rice: 221: Zi Lawrence Central i Beech 83 Ben D ' 18 Been 'UVB 9 3 ll ent I6 Gmve Lawrezzgcentml 54 Beech Grove 0 Perry Meridian 5 Heed: grove 0 Bloomington North 32 Beet: grove 39 Washington 36 Chatard 1 75 Beech Grove 2 Decatur Central 3 Ch me M Plke 38 Been rove 55 sPeedW3Y ll Beech Grove 50 Decatur Central 15 50065 Crave 2 Greenwood 3 Beech grrzvvs 2 glwrence Central 50 Beech grove 323 genie' Cfove 31 Beeeh Creve so Perry Meridian 15 Beech Grove 1 warreh central 4 Bneedl' Crm 6 S fefnwood 14 Beedh' CNW' 33 feenwwd 80 Beech Grove 42 pike 19 Beech Grove l F ranklrn Central 4 Peedway 26 B000 NWC Decatur Central 25 neeeh Creve 42 Manuel 13 Beech Grove 1 weed o Beech Gm' 0 C 5eld Central 48 Beech Gmc U Blwmmslvn Sm-th 39 Beech Gmve 58 Center Grove 57 Beech Cmve 0 hrehnd 5 Beedl Grove I4 Decatur Central 24 Beech Cro 45 Greenfield Central I0 nrebuef 22 neeeh Creve 2 Creehhehn central 3 My-'T Tom Gaither Beech CNW 17 Movresville 41 Beech Gmc 54 Carmel 21 Beech Cmve 1 Ben Davis 4 Cllpfaln Karl Aping Beech Grove 34 Whiteland 27 Creenneld Central 81 Beech Grove 4 Decann. Central I Clleech Grove 31 New Palestine 10 neeeh Creve 71 rrehhlah centre: 12 Bwdl Grove 8 Frankun centre 2 CRW 40' Phc speedway 39 Beech CIUV8 U S0u!llp0l1 5 sect. rn-Tee 3rd Place Franklin oerrrrel lhmeriehel sth pleee M-V-li Dave SPH' M vain Stn place Howe Invitational 9th place cnlnnm .len ASU' C ' ' .' Fddle Read County 12th place Piplim .t alcmse Conference nth place e nvl ation lst place Sectional 15th place M.V.P. Billy Brown Captain Steve Murray 76 Sports Results 2 2 3 E E E le G Vf0'::'Yv15:ke:b2 11erehe11 rreeh golf h 'W' 'C and 80 neeeh Creve 2 Nerth cehtrel 1 Beech Grove 51 Wwd 60 neeeh Creve 295 chmrd 231 Grove 97 Decatur Central 65 Beech CYOVU 4 Rfmcalll 7 Heritage Beech Grove 235 Franklin Central 233 Gmve 77 Pnie 59 Beech Grove 3 Warren Central 4 Christian 54 Beech Grove 133 Pe,-ry Meridian 169 CNW 91 wood . 95 Beech Grove 9 Rigger 5 Beech Grove 38'A State Deaf 84Vz Beech gn-We 223 Greenwood 215 Cm' 74 Mwmvnle 46 Beech Grove 4 River 9 Beech Cmvf 24 F rfmklin Beeeh Creve zzz whitehma 239 h Clove 85 Hflwe ' 70 Beech Grove 0 Franklin Central 2 Central 103 Beech Gnw 229 Roncalh 227 Beech Gme 81 Z 'S 'l 74 Beech Grove 0 Greenfield Central l Beech Grove 51 Chatard 74 Beech grove 229 wood 279 199 205 Plainlield rove 209 5 Ben Davis 209 l'0V2 BeechG 5 eu 3 Q -1 -1 QI Z 2 2 2 E 85 .. .fl Ea: :ef Sami .EE as 00 EE OU EE USVUGD E E e U .. 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E-ra 5555 5 9.29: L ali maamoam-man Sporisllesults 77 Homets On The Move T1 ..T.,.. Cross Couptry U' 4 , T6Iu'liS . 1 Y 5.5l,L?i,4tA,'i x'9.gwxi' ! ix 5- 1'ilJl X 5 ffivi-'fzi' X if X! f4f7 H. 'Af f A T' 'Jn , . Q51 5-':0uH'g5!fQ? ,VA ' iii: 3 , '. ,'. U, ',,f QNQ A' ,Q g.x '- 'ff A- '1 I-'Z'-', 'Q X ' Q B N' t nrzqk' I. 'fy XPMF5 Q .. X .+'- M 'iff' -'sax 4U-:. wk 'vw Q '- '4 ' 1' MN W 'Y -J ewkriii-iv ,G Q sg wp I '.fY'Y L ' he W all ,. li - wg J g L. lrnnl-'man X., it iq' Z- ese 'Tit-jj M Q SQ 3 Country-Row l, Stout, Allred, Peppcr, Coach Coffman, Strange, Brown, Roger. l, Davey, Williams, Onnan, Mitchell, Agal, Carpenter, Row 2, Widina, McLaughlin, McKenna, Hart, Fairchild, Coach Ficklin. Football-Row I, Truran, Griffin, Lomax, DiSano, Cruse, Pat- Abel, 0'Brian, Rork, Manager jordan. Row 2, Manager Bailey, Cahill, Hutchison, Gaither, Culp, Wheatley, Caudle, n, Eland, Row 3, Perry, johnson, Rhoades, Hickman, Ser- Aping, Savage, McVey, Oakley, Pinkston, Manager Kidwell. Football-Row l, Miller, Hanson, Harper, Lemond, Hight, Fallowlield, Biggerstalf, Poison, Manager Baker. Row 2, Page, Stevens, Micelli, Naylor, Harvey, Eland, Spall, Schlangan, Hut- Row 3, Manager Davis, Fink, Savage, Pennington, Boone, Kays, Coffee, johnson. Wrestling-Row l, Read, Locke, Gaines, Christian, Hight, Row 2, Cruse, Wheatley, Trueblood, Savage, Melton, Schae- tlerywrestling-Row I, Ayris, Turk, Christian, Williams, Fields. 2, Wilson, Spall, Nontell, Candle. F rosh Wrestling-Row l, Souert, Abbott, Lemond, Hight, F allowtield, johnson, Hood. Row 2, Stevens, Whiteside, Schlangan, Savage, Harper, Lynn, Harvey. Varsity Basketball-Row l, Manager ltoettger, Goins, Dudley, Malone, Spear, Bosma, McDonough, Mitchell. Bow 2, Coach Workman, Hamil- ton, Raker, Arkins, Males, Patterson, Coach Coffman. Reserve Basketball-Row l, Hutchison, Weatherford, Cipson, Brown, Mitchell, Allred. Row 2, Coach Workman, Pinkston, Wright, Hickman, Bosma, Daffron, Kmening, Malone. Frosh Basketball-Row l, Manager Luellen, Rogers, Kays, McDonough, Page, johnson, Fowler, Manager Smith. Row 2, Kidwell, Gipson, Sells, Davis, Smith, Weathels, Coach Daley. Teams 79 ---4 41 Q V J ' fmfajff ,. gf? A F 1 V X 1,1 - . ' 65' A .x , f V , if Baseball-Row l, McLaughlin, Griffin, Fowler, Golein, Bailey, Hutchkon, Marchetti, Short, Row 2, Coach Gambrel, Malone, McMillan Livers, Baker, Able, Coach Workman. 1, Eland, Davis, Gill, Ringham, Harper, john- Manager Smith, Row 2, Coach Workman, Golein, Gipson, Oaldey, Rork, Savage, Hill, Fowler, Manager l Snow, Staton, Orman, Rogers, Baker, Row 2, Boone, rson, Males, Spear, Coach Mitchell. l, Perry, Nation, Lynn, Harvey, Gipson, Lomax, Row 2, Coach Porter, Kroening, Snyder, Hamilton, Bosma, Allred, Coach Ficldin. l, Bogard, Fowler, 0'Gara, Gudger, Babbitt, Cain, Apmg, Sloan, Wright, Wiley, Coppage, Caldwell, Hartman, Gilmore, Schmith, Vaisldams, Catt, Row 2, Burns, Brown, Hag- Age, Peters, Kiester, Martin, Russel, McLaughlin, Wil- Bunner. Patte if -J. Usb its cf aff -sLf!?L3fQ me 2 as Q . 5 'fi , ffl, gg fs ,Lag ,ga A- v ...E wrmlm' I H ir ennw 1 55.4 gp. - , 2 I-sl, 1 ,IQ 25 - ' C 2 Volleyball-Row l, Neu, Kidwell, Hess, Martin, Doughty, McMorrow, Ransdell, Hanley, Row 2, Ferguson, McMorrow, Kiester, Martin, Scholwalter, Hutson, Bogard, Scheib. Reserve Volleyball-Row l, Bums, Buis, DeWitt, Ground, Row 2, Fowler, Walker, Wiley, Phelps, Coach Thompson. Girls Tennis-Row l, Meguire, Castetter, Quinlin, Shirley, Ferguson, Phelps, McMormw, Morgan, Row 2, Coach Ferkins, Baker, Harmon, Hartman, Davidson, Kidwell, Fisher, Scheib, Hess, Dukes, Campbell, Booher, Bogan. Girls Varsity Basketball-Row 1, Bogard, johnson, Rominger, Ground, Martin, Hess, Kidwell, Peters, Cain, Row 2, Coach Ferkins, Schmith, Showalter, Hanley, Phelps, Burns, Kiester, Hutson, Aping, Strack, Strack, Coach Thompson. Girls Frosh Basketball-Row l, Gibson, 0'Brian, Wolfington, Petrecca, Mulcahy, Row 2, Coach Robbins, Ground, Bishoff, DeWitt, Fenton, Doughty. Teams 81 GRGUPS i' Office Help Shares School Work Load The office help this year was useful in many ways. They answered the phone in the office when tire secretaries are busy and take messages They also go around and collect the attendance and record it in the office. Many thanks are in order to them for their much needed help in the office. The Beech Leaf, our school newspa- per, was quite useful this year in telling everything that went on in the high school. The co-editors for the Beech Leaf this year were Bev Statzer and jeff Gill. Ioumalism I classes give the stu- dents an opportunity to voice their feel- ings through letters to the editor and opinion polls. The newspaper staff and articles sent in by students not on the staff made up the paper and many thanks should be directed to the print- ing clases who printed the paper. Quill 6: Scroll is a club for the best 'Az of the writers at B.G.H.S. They didn't have many members this year but all that qualified for it proved to be very distinguished writers. They produce.: the literary issue of the newspaper which came out at the end of the year. es 84 office nap ournalist Give B.G. Vital Information In A lst Class anner 42. ,JIS- '2- , I P? ,. I EI Harvev. I. Wright, VVilliams, C. Humphrey. Walter, B. Slatzer, W. Burdine. if 1 H.,, is Quill 61 Scroll, Beach Leaf 85 ll S. Gardner, M. Gaines, C. Meri, K. Posley, S. Ground, S. Marlin, M. Bogard, 1. Wiley, S. Jamison, S. Shieb, V. Haslar, Dillow, R. 21 s. Bingham, M. Ginsburg, 1. Brodie, J. Han- ley, Gill, B. Slatzer, B. Waller, W. Burdine, 3! Mrs. Spencer, Sponsor, Gill, 1. Brodie, B. Music Moves The World At B G H S This year the Choral Department was led by Miss janet Flasch. Choirs con- sisted of the 9th grade girls choir and the Concert choir. The Jubil-aires being the public relations group of the high school made many appearances throughout the city, including perfor- mances at the Beacon and several for nursing homes and clubs. All the choirs combined went to the Beech Grove Iu- nior High School in late April to per- form for underclassmen. The purpose of this was to arouse interest of younger students so that when they will know if they would like to participate in the Choral Department. Everyone involved in this years choirs enjoyed the experience they re- ceived throughout the year. 86 Choir . .4.. np ,f .iw .. , ' , z, gsHig.53.x , . bfi IEC: r igiiqiiiiilfi o 4 I t x 1 x g ,, 5 , lm EJ 1 J 2 i 11 1 H l x ' s 1x'!AiTT . r I 1 1 L g ig 3, Q Q N1-A-f' X s ' I 1 A I s 5? i. .J . X 1 1 I X ff , .f vpn..-w-,wk , m V,,,..f 6 .- f-J 'va 1 A Y' S 9 F-...v Vg A-nrf-f?-V Q,-. H. 6 1' . Q R .. ' A 72. A ' ,Q 45 3 I t' f jg, 1 im: Tiff A ' , Q V 4 ' f... wx L 112-' f, , Q if ar , 'ff2f' M13 s Q 1-sgf5',,, if I I ,, ' 1 If J 5 LM I N A Q is A f 1 . 1 E ' F' J A K 'E A ff ' fr , -' 4 2 'Q Q ,l . bfi' 'vu 5 f - - - -'-r ' A , 3 I F I 5. P 1 3 ', 'E-ski? 1 s 1 ul fs, L A 4 ':,?ifl?'fx 5.3 . ,i xi ,. ' I M ', : 1 A 45 f 5135 , ffin - Q' tw-. 1 Q SAE V 5 Ylivgf, X , Q Y- K ' 1, .S 1 A 4? xv 3 v V ' AJR' x. an Q iw Q i 1 X b 1 J wig ,- W- t tis.. fs' lf A , ' ir 1 x 3? 4 'fag 3' . Z' ' Q fy X -Ain 5 I P- X .1 ' : W A V ' ' , K f 'F 7 1 'W gg.: :N Marching Hornets Play At Market Square Arena Dedication The Marching Hornets worked many hard hours in preparation for the Marching contest at Southport. This is important for the hand because this not only involves Beech Grove High School, but all the other High Schools throughout Central Indiana. The band also marched at Martinsville and showed their colors at the Arena dedica- tion. Ability and talent was shown through the concert season. This year for the first time the band widened their scope with the Dixieland Band and the Dance Band. 88 Band QQSQ 4 1 i P E M 1 A t I E .S , as 4. . sn., J f L -glx k b L A - , Q W 3 f 8 5 I Q, Q ffm, A-4.4. 51 5' , . 4, .1 s 5 'KW' 2:2 4 1 A intl AP '. 31,54 ..lf '53, If S X 4 Q ,3 . K 11,3 551 lg H5 V5 V ,D -, is 7 Q. U ff Lwijt Qty' M 44 X . ' 1: if Q, , , - Y? F Qtr ,l ng 1 rr X V ggg f,fnQ1,,,,wZ -- . , '45 . x y . ,', 55 : ef A QW' I ' X' Q 'H 1 if '5 4 'I' ' 1' 3,53 L i , KS an It I 9 Q V . J, ., Q? y g ix Q ,lf 5 Tp Q, O , iw M .. ,yi QQ X xVi5XAx iiffr, h xr A :Xt Aw- .-4...-7 S ' . 'B' Q- , 'fs fa! . ,, ,Q , Q. 3342 . I, -' -:--1. Q, ff 0 , Vt - . ' gms ,R 'ffxgf' , , fi LM Yr, wrt! m in 5 :Y say S -1 ...W 1 Q, I 393 AY! fix, A 3 T b Q Q ' - ,E fi V . 'Q' if ' 3 s 'IF HL i ue as .Q ' ii .arf ff ll if . 6 E X 5 fy WJ J as if 6 S 1 5 f ' 5, 3 3 '59 5 i K ! i ' 3 f 'ax f . , ,N .Af 51, ai, x T ggi H ' ' 'Q ' - G . A if 9' QR in Q M 55. . 21 A IQ Q , L. ,lx yy ' 51 If 1 , k K ' ' .Q A , -, A I 5 4 1 -5 , -' f g 'S 3' 3 E., K K A Q Y--'W' te . 1 ,O I g A , K -'VV t Q f , ig V ... 1 Q A, f . 5 1 as fv ,,, Q -SIS J' ' Sf: 3-.mtlaf ' ,,, NAP It-.1 a A5 -I f 23 ' X 4 ,Y Av, k5 f'w 41 in QE 2 Z--. kbs. .ff if I JL . .ff Q? -Q: 5 'N M qgmif 'A' -L C g hr., 5:4-1 T . R gill' Q 26 X W '35 YN ,Q 1 Q.: .--f-q-34Urr 'Z mf , 'X ., - 0 A ,. , Business Dept. Sets Mock Grocery And UP Variety Store To Aid O C O Retalling Skllls This year's business department strived to help students develope their skills and efficiency in the many phases of the business world. Classes included Typing, Shorthand, Accounting, Cen- eral Business and Retailing. Business 93 .-in--n 1 v, il. I 1 I ' Q 1 -Q..- - ,.,..., -., , , .4- -Q. ' in 1. C4 ,guna li 53 J ., g 1 C EIL Science Dept. Introduces New Areas Of Study The science dept. increased their course offerings this year by adding many new areas of study. Under the guidance of Mr. French, Mr. Chapin, and Mr. Porter the sciences were well represented this year. Science 95 may -2 ki L' 2 .Sk ir rigti , as S M- 5:1 S' ' f ', ,1g i lf 'vwrx , QZLQ :LA W mg fszfff' Pi' v- in..-' 3' -:5 ,g. ..5,-4,2 . . 3 ,A fl ff. we-fb fg ' fp. .L-5,5 -U Q I ' V .X a ' Q , f . NN 5, y A A ,, . . ' N. 'X X ' , -' xQ 'Q ' 'I ' , -, my x L. ' Sim- ' X, ,, .W A - 2- ,,i' A'L, -5 ,. r -Q 'u I 4. 3' 1 , A 'P . S4 sad , .M , 'sig f 9 . 1' 5? -55 ,Q 'Q 2 5 f 1 ' suv-420' ,xi 'S' I., . Jag? I .-.,. 5, fx 5 w Ji- 3 Vi Q n gage' 4 W W-A Qi. w '-1 ,f-fi-' ' Q ' Aff? pf-2 W, X ff- pw. tw. ,, T 'chi :wf?f-ivifff ' Llgwfnii' - 31 wwf' , - ww- . L A ,MQ f, , f ,, ,J Z-F L-, A ,M ,. ,wet ,, l W 4. 'f ,1'Q'iy f. 'Mr' 4 bf? ' a Ng. 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Q - fi '53 is Q '-ifffriiviff-'ive 'NJ H 'gay 7 'L - if 'K ' , U 1, pg- . 1 X1 - bfi . x ' - T - N YET?-T'zI1 f,:ws::,..ff Gym ASSlSt2lIltS Provide Much Needed Aid Foreign Language Classes Stress Usage Language Department: The lan- guage department went well this year with Mr. Andrew and Mrs. Steigmiller keeping the students busy and making them realize that leaming different lan- guages is very vital if you are planning to travel to foreign countries. Many stu- dents will thank themselves later for taking foreign languages. 100 Language J Boys Learn Home Ee Rules --e a Home Economics: The home ec de- partment sewed and leamed about mar- riage and family life this year. Under the supervision of Miss Ann Miles and Mrs. julie Rounds, girls and guys leamed the basics in cooking and sew- ing. The family management class re- linished old fumiture and learned how to plan a wedding. Home Economics 101 ff -PL K ' 5 14,1 I .N ,lf G-V2 , ,vvif 4 3 W' I, 5 '55 ! 3 1, 5, T: Q y , ,Q -fy 1 T 7 1 q ' ' - 1+ ,S-,, mi A 5,53 ,, A za- 3 ii ,ff xs n 38 A ,als The industrial arts department thrived this year with the new equip- ment that was installed last year. Many variations of courses were offered in- cluding woods, mechanical drawing, graphics, plastics, and power mechan- ics. Under the direction of Mr. Rusty Mitchell, the students learn many things that will be of use to them in years to come. B.G. Shops Present, Many Opportunities Industrial Arts 103 Tri-Hi-Y Handles Coat Check At Home BB Games Tri-Hi-Y is a service group associated with the YWCA. This year they sold mums at homecoming time. During Basketball season, they had a coat check. They also distributed Bed Cross posters during the year. The Student Council was quite ac- tive this year with Homecoming, Christmas decorating, the Christmas Play, and Turn-about. Student Council members are elected by each home- room. Officers for this year were: Toni I-les, President, Margaret Brenton, Vice-president, Paula Rominger, Secre- tary, and Patty Bailey, Treasurer. 1 104 Tri-Hi-Y l!Row l, K. Gallagher, T. Gallamore, Withem A. Coppage, P. Hamilton, R. Mulcahy, S. Sufan M. Murray, Row 2, Sponsor, Mrs. Tiemey, D. Ku ykendall, P. Lewis, M. Eha, K. Inman, E. Locke, K. Wright, K. Cummings, D. Petty. Row 3, K Farleywine, B. Edmond, D. DeWitte, L. Hill: enbrand, P. Bailey, K. Bryant, Davenport. if -S ,rr-1 S ,Wi ' , ,Lu I ' Y' ' a - ', ,,,,, R Q, A f A r F siifi- 7 V - ' gf b -K5 -' 9 ij?L 1 1 'E f 1 L 'T we ,' .. i'-Q? ' , , f . 5' -uf ,A .E ., 1? 'ki I f w fagiiix 2 1, .4 4-,ff,'i', ' 1 fs 'N ' lv - 'fp it T '- Q1 1 . , - Q - Vg., '- H Vi-, -f , N., -f We-,K Y W ,,-fig' gs-:L if .T-4-. -4 ,Y .. L W: -' ' 'QQ . '-xg.-- vt, W . X... - - - .. . W ' , . 'W' ws in-'Q Q- H qs U ,f 3 . 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Morgan. 3!Spanish Club-Row l, M. Hill, B. Statzer, S. Downing, T. Tiebert, C. Hartman,.B. Middleton, M. Era, D. Cantrell, j. Phelps, P. Lewis. Row 2, 1. Andrew, sponsor, G. Cobb, R. Bevis, j. Pea, S. johnson, L. Nichols, M. Reid, M. McWhorter, R. F awley, S. Slatzer. Luck isn't the only thing involved ir playing chess. It takes skill and brair power as this years' chess club a found out. Mr. jolmson, this yea sponsor, made '75 a great year for ches Players W v.. ' J! 'ie ?f'?,,,. ? W w ,f . 'n-1 Q-Mar-H: - M V.. is Egfzlf. , , ,,,..Sq: 53155:-1'??l' Q' Fil-?f':'1 f . J. , - .r ,N -,Q . , ,Ns 155 Y . :an- X 13552 2'sg..Z'i 3 C 'Q Q4 4,53 V.-2i?i:',f' WV .- 7 Q ''Q.,,'..y-5-5-fiiif,-jug ffffqkgy, ,, fy Aggie- f EFL 93-13 fdi 1. ' 'Q' 'fiwkiw , ff., .-hr-- M., , , M A MZ, , ,.-, E v :ii F?'?fll'1f 'Vik' 'T' lt,-f1i'45Qf2?E +I: . ,WA ,A M x Q., . I .f y.. , . .f ,, , 164231. , - . ,g:.:-1-f-,-211, ,, ':ff..-f? xr - -- 3-flfa ieififl K 12 -34. ,fx ff rf ,v.g.,.. 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P ,,,, 7 r J xi' - - V ..., 'nf f ?3-'L-.??1'l- 2.-vi?-1 5 gg, 1, ,. , A ,X -cya. x ,,-4 ' ,,f One Of State s Best llBottom, P. Kirch, M. Gaines. D. Doughty, 1. Davenport, K. Martin, S. Ground, P. Kiser, P. Phelps, M. Fenton, A. McKnight, Hanley, Ferguson, B. Aping, Shirley, P. Bailey, K. Cum- mings, K. Bryant, S. Scheib, D. Russel., N. Schmith, S. Wright, K. Morgan, E. Fisher. Middle, Dyke, S. Green, A. Coppage, D. Petty, P. Kidwell, Hutson, S. johnson, S. Wakelam. Top, Phelps, D. Gibson, M. Burns, P. Doughty, T. Hall, D. Vaiskalms, C. Martin, C. Strack, j. Keister, Woltington, Wiley, S. Ground, W. Burdine, T. Hess. 2lGirls Letter Sweater Winners: D. McMorrow, S. Ground, K. Sweetman, L. Helweg, S. Peters,-I Hanley, T. Hess, D. Doughty, K. Martin, P. Rominger, Hutson, P. Kidwell. we a M., K 15.9 Ap- ft' Q: ,Q 9 43?-if , 4: 4 - 3 , xx., 'XY V, 5 ,, -eff' L. :gif , F-P if ,j., 431, 1 f R wp, X, 4 f mpg- ht I .fl 7 3? 'X if :if ' of An Academic Flavor The Knowledge Team was headed by Mr. Harold jones, who assisted the team greatly this year. They were beaten by a small margin by Westfield High School on WLWI T.V.'s Exercise in Knowledge. Team members are Fairchild, K. Hutchinson, K. Morgan. and P. Bertram. N Exploratory Teaching is a class that is open to any Senior who is wishing to major in Education in college and who has at least a C average. Under the di- rection of Mrs. joyce, they leamed about different levels of teaching. They then choose a grade that they might like to teach and help with the class. They make reports on the different things that they teach their class. They also have the opportunity to go to the ju- nior High the second semester. The Library Assistants provide the much needed help by working at the desk to assist students needing help in finding something. They file all the books being checked back in and help the students by getting back issues of magazines for them. Library assistants is a course that you can take to receive a 'A credit per year. Library and Audio Visual Aids lll F24-. X t 1 af 1 lx IF :L -ff ly. :Sak sf? 1 3 .5 A x 1 an 3 , 9 W ,.,... - 2 .mf . 5: - 1? 532 PH i 21' a ,AVQMN E12 HHS 4- L 'Q w r llLetterman-Bottom to Top, K. Lomax, M. Daulton, D. Weatherford, M. Cruse, B. Gaines, D. johnson, S. Baker, ll. Males, M. Smith, Kid- well, McNulty, M. Bosma, 1. Rork, Top, DiS- ano, S. Abel, C. McMillan, D. Hutchison, K. Wheatley, C. Smith, K. O'Brian, 1. Schaefer, D. l-light, R. Hart, Mitchell, G. Baker, D. Spear, B. McVey, Fairchild, C. Serpico, E. Read, Patterson, B. Melton, T. Pen'y. 2! D. Hutchison, E. Read, D. Orman, D. johnson, I. Mitchell, B. Baker, B. Widina, K. Lomax, M. Livers, K. 0'Brian, D. Hight, M. Cruse. Row 2, D. Weatherford, DiSano. Row 3, K. Wheatley, 1. Schaefer, 1. Kidwell, C. Serpico, 1. Rork, C. McMillan, R. McVey, M. Smith, B. Melton. Row 4, S. Able, S. Baker, Dudley, Patterson, G. Halter, R. Males, B. Bosma, M. Bosma, D. Spears, Mr. F incklin, sponsor. FCA ll3 'lx '44 f ,kfy 2, Q .5 X' p R y IIE, : ' -, 3 Mg , ' ' ,.. I 17 Y r -T' -Q Mbit' Q Zsfflffl ' 1 he xi fi .lr f sg' V Z I Q qi f , jg: I y 5 fain xx, A 1 x if ' L , W I V l 'ensf' I V gk ,ii , ' Y ' , 5 'ff L 1 - ez f- , 'Q Aw-F' x 4 k' Q ' V pw. ,M I . gil N5 ff . 'Q .- . - N Y W? 5. iff ff iz 6 4 fl 1 :A gl Q-'EFL .55 if 2 .. 5? vw 'Q- fi . 5 x .- -, , 4- 325- ,Y -2 A fmt -wb? nr . Q ,.,.zf-2 -gi' aff' .,'-as ?f3 3,s R5 hwy. E 1 .,,.X, . I . ffffb' , in if? , SRBSFN 4 5 :,KAE'.vs 5 ek- ,,. - v K fig 2 M A Q f 'ff 4 5' ' Tx, x ' if if - 5 3: ii , Q it' W.: K Pu J- 'J 2 ' 4 in - A 1 4, NX if New Intramural Program Is Big Success 4 The intramural basketball program was very successful in it's first year at B.C.H.S. The junior-Senior boys teams competed against each other for cham- Q pionship titles. The games proved to be very exciting and full of action. l!National Honor Society-K. Hutchinson, B. Christian, D. McMorrow, S. johnson, M. McCutcheon, P. Bailey, Fairchild, P. Bertram, K. Earlywine, T. Foreman, M. lennan, L. Cun- ningham, K. Morgan, G. Weber, Row 2-B. Mid- dleton, C. Amold, D. DeWitte, K. Earlywine, J. Gill, j. Pea, j. Begley, B. Bosma, Sponsor, J. French, R. Males, j. Garriot, G. Cobb, R. Brewer, I. Trefz, S. Perry, A. Strange, T. Tiebert, L. Lough, M. Elia 2lCirls Row l-1. Gilmore, D. Law, Row 2-K. Sanders, Row 3-D. Russel, D. Cummings 3lIntramural Basketball-Boys ill-127 Row l-S. Dean, T. Gaither, D. McCutcheon, Row 2-R. York, Holeman, D. Wilson, Boys 19-101 Row l- D. Strong, B. Pepper, P. Bippus, Row 2-M. Riley, Culp, M. Hill Intramural ll5 Pep Club Takes n A New Look In 75 The pep club was very active this year, meeting at every basketball game to inspire pep and spirit into all the Homet fans. The club was taken as a mini-course and members had black and orange gloves to brighten up the cheering section. We hope the school spirit they show will have an affect on fans in years to come. Pep Club, Row lg 1. McMorrow, K. Sweetman, L. Helweg, D. McMorrow, S. Ground, C. Strack. Row 2: P. Kidwell, A. Holifield, K. Quinlin, K. Dreger, D. Roberts, J. Keister, M. Coen, D. In- gram, D. Roberts, S. Beck, Row 3, J. Roberts, A. McKnight, K. Gallagher, sponsor Mrs. j. Rounds, M. Gaines, L. Hillenbrand, P. Bertram, V. Pressel, Davenport, C. I-lartman,.L. Trout, C. Crider, M. Mulcahy, M. Murray, K. Wright, B. Stowers, P. Hamilton. no Pep Club CD5 1975 Hornet PEOPLE i 2, st ' i ' ,, S' Ll K' HK! 65, -5, . wus. ,,-4,1-C fl, H -Ki-ff' Q fi g?-SV ' N, ' P 1- J .b 8 Kuvbew 251' 14 'A 'ug gi i gi..- ' 'SE I qi.. 'Xa' wmv' .5 f QQLQ , QA fi -3455? In h 0. '72 -. , Q , 4 , 4 ' I ry , l , xl, 1' I . ,. , , V f ', J, ,L Wm-p, 527 393 k',gg,.!i'f. jk' 'ffl ' ff f.w1'l,'!M..- 1 K fl' 4 l h, Mui, 4 . 'gi v ' 11' -f V x 1-A wg.-C' l . : fwQY5Qyf 2 Ny 4,-? F i gf Q A, .Y sw , 4: 2 wif QQ wa - - 5 W w Alf Wiz' X I 4 l P l K. x ,W ,, ,,4,. 4 x i Q Q f ,, 'UM' 9 X , i f A -H ., -5- f -V .KN . 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'ff -fa: girl ttztut'-1' e k Mike Luellen Dan Malone Tim Marchetti David Marschke Bob Markins Sandy Matthews Steve McCauley Nancy McClatchey julie McKinney Tom McKnight Don McMichael Cary McMillan Brian Melton john Merchat Beth Middleton Dale Miller Steve Miller Kathy Morgan Greg Neel Loretta Neu Mike Nontell Tom Oakley Dave Orman Devonda Owens Bobby Parks Greg Patterson john Pea Shan-ill Perry Denise Petty Patty Pflanzer Ronnie Pitcock Diana Porter Juniors 139 Lisa Powers Karen Poyclt Kathy Price Kim Quinlin Perri Ransdell Tom Ray Bill Raboum George Rhoades Stephanie Richards Phyllis Reiman joe Ringham Greg Robinson Tim Rominger jason Rorlc Y-2 1 M Debbie Royalty Vickie Ruckersfelt jeff Schaefer Sandy Scheib George Sheets Steve Shipley janet Shirley Tom Short Mark Shumaker Debra Smith Garry Smith Christie Snyder julie Springer Kurt Steward 140 juniors . rf 53 5..i Y 414, '? -wwf l . t w it f 5? Q Yi h A. : ,vs . XX! E6 5' 6 -1, .5 '9 3 ,I 1 'Q ' 4 P S r ' 15. . 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UQ UD C-' O O 5' -1 -i K! l Peggy Fowler Diane Franco Mamie F urgason Mike Gaither Mike George Don Gibson janet Gilmore Mike Ginsberg Chip Gipson Mary Coen joanne Golein Sieve Goodman Tom Green Harry Greene Rick Greenfield Kathi Grimes Charles Gulledge Gary Halsey 'l'en'y Hamilton Karla Harbison jeff Hartley jill Hartman Barbara Harvey Anna Haussecker joe Heidenreich Susan Henry jim Hensley Robert Herron Mike Hickman Margaret Hill Mark Hill Carla Hinds Adrianne Holifield Donna Holstein Tim Hopkins john Howe Dave Huichison Cindy Humphrey julie Hutson Bill Ingle Delcie Ingram Dave johnson Gary jordan Billie Keck 144 Sophomores j .-'f'4'l S Qr ., 2 ga. .4 S.- fc ' ji s 4 1' 5 v .M 'T 5 h iz' A 4,52- .1 an 1 ,tin k g ' 1 w ff- , Ti ,Ti -run D Q W Jaw Q - mg- , 'ka lk?-Ki! - -C l 'ff I i , , P fe.. , . .. ir, f was Q ' D by . -ings'-L . , wvgu- it Q As I I is Q A X P'-4 1 J i I 'E X Num' r Q 5 'f'5-' w wf' fx . 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Rima Castetler Cheryl Cat! john Cento Dee Chamberlain Richard Coffey Richard Cline jim Conway Pam Coppage Leslie Cordaro Christie Crider Bnxce Crook Mike Cruze jeff Cullison Robert Daullon Chris Davis 148 Fmsh I C f - vez? Io A.- ow I ig! 3' A ' ' 4-Iliff? M fe. G? 4- i 8 on -v. Z s ' H- ' 1? K ' ! ily, I ziiffkll K K ' C ix 5 X K A K if -Q.-Ji IA ,, K gui x 'lib S.. Diane Davis Phil Davis Diane Deane Debbie DeWitte Mike Dillon Kevin DiSano Peggy Doughty Keren Dregcr Robert Driscoll Ron Dudley Gary Duncan Jennifer Dyke Dale Eland Cynthia Ellis jon Enstrom Brian Fallowiield jeff Farmer Mary Fenton Mark Fink Terri F awley Danny Fowler Paula Fowler Gary Fox Debbie Frances jana Frye Terri Galamore Kathy Gallagher Debbie Gibson Tony Gibson Tim Gill Debra Graham Sharon Green Cheryl Ground Tonya Haggard Ten-i Hall Terry Halsey Gwen Hamilton Pat Hamilton Sam Hamilion Bryan Hanson Frosh 149 U9 9 B 9011 S! JI .I S0 dill Ol goal Gayle Hannon Robert Harper Tod Harper Richard Harris Susan Haris Christy Hartman Richard Harvey Tom Hemmelgam David Hensley Paula Herrington Tim Herron Dorretta Hickman Steve Hight Terry Himes Mike Holman Randy Hood Dan Hutchison jennifer Hutchinson Mike Hyatt Brad johnson Brad johnson Tim johnson Theresa jones Keith Kavanaugh Mark Kays Tom Kidwell Gary Kimbley Pam Kiser Debbie Kroening Laura Kunkle Doug Lemond Ricky Lepper! Tim Lewis jeff Linn Elaine Locke Andy Lucas Mitch Luellen Lisa Magill Donna Mastalerz Rob McDonnough Annette McKnight 150 Frosh X ,f i A - H 1' 'Y '38 al H lf , q 5' il 3-Sf'- f -3 .fi , -3 Xt K 4,,,.,. E. 1 ' WT, gn, ,Y? 14 :31 .45-F ., - -, ,gulf 'uv M-.......7.r----1f .f Q-wi. 3. -3-44, X , , ,- gig .,... 'T ' ' vhs . ..,.,,,,2, , , - .Y - w-Af ,i 1, 5 . 3 We Q T 32? HNHH , T . Q E M ,Q .- ,15 53-1 7 . .+ 1 X - 4, f. i jf .- ,f rl 5 f Fatwa 4, ima , Bri x A ri L f W fi fiiiitsl Q R c 5 'ZZ' Z 1 W n c , if rj N -7 R ' . -, . 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FLOWER SHOP, INC ' say it with flowers A 2457-59 Madison Avenue 5 ph 786 0431 LUMBER CO. 201 Bethel Ave. 184 Beech Grove, ln. 786-9287 HERFF JONES for your school graduation needs. ,741- 'gl 1 A A 3 FARM FANS Qualify products for the Agri-Industry Mi M DE PEND ,CDM 5uQQ'CUQQ My QIQ' IT: 3 Wm. .I Ciriello Plumbing COHIPHDY BGB EE Pllmlulmlaaling 102MainSt. g B hG e,lnd. 787-8361 BEECH GROVE FURNITURE 423 Mum srfe f B hG I rove, 63 66.584-4406 ?l87 -5754 ca,A' J - W.',1 -.-Agn, M I 5 W' 'frpba ,-- - ll' M 'f?E,4,'i 4 I IEJEJQZQIXXEX EJEXIRY Superior Qualify Gfililde Dairy Droducrs i l3 HERB'S MENs WEAR 301 Bethel 8 701 Main Sl.lr,MSi'I,i ii' BBCCII GYOVC E th 58-216215 'Hd BEECH GROVE PASTRY SHOP birthdays, weddings, an- s goo bye's we comes 339 Main Stre t 787-2906 alderon Brothers Vending Inc. 1330 Madison Avenue Indianapolis, Indiana 46225 2 -9 ' 5 -E ff Y5fy..Q' I L, i1'! E., ,Zfr 11 K A - ' 'I X -K T 'X Q' X N f 2 L, l 784-1933 T LJZUQQRS G' f Cleaners ll 3l2'3l4MAlN ST I Beech Grove, Indiana 1 WM. WEBER E SONS, INC. The finest in meats 1900 Churchmcm Ave. Beech Grove, In. Memeanfs STUDENTS Natlonal .Bank Let Your Merchanis Woman Q' Solve Your Banking Problems In 1975 compliments of: DONNA LEGAN Assisiani Wce'Presiden+ L T . Bmnch Manage, INVESTIGATE THE LOW cos1 Bgech Grove office OF CALLING LONG DISTANCE I275 Main Sheet 784 -4475 CQ Indiana Bel 'URTLE CREEK CONVALESCENT CENTRE Where thgggagniiscrgyyiung cindBthehog ore younger. Vel lUe, SCC l'OVe 783-2911 'X X ,X TU YOUR ly x f 5 Doon fx, PIZZA H X Southside fg-Xt 5 Southport X X' Qeecli Qiiove x ftx K! I nwide l Su PILGRIM INNS. lNQ.a Reservations National Headquarters gi 4514 South Emerson Avenue Indianapolis, Indiana 46203 Qiieenwood free del N-'Tllufi9.5p.wi. FMS sat. 5p.m.- la qw 737-ll3l2 8659 Canson oflve H 8: H HEATING AND COOLING CALL JIM HARRIS OFFICE 787-5371 S.H.LIWS LVHW .LEDIHVW NIVW SI9 W69'T78L .LHEIHLS 70 N. 1st AVE. BEECH GROVE, IND. Y? , M HUSER W9 WX sgN!I'ANDARD A997 ELEHINIINI dgng 4141 S. at a fair price, EMERSON tw! AVE. ar... 784-3569 Iamplzbzi hwsfieanew OPEN 24 HOURS Phone: 783-2244 Emergency: 7 THERE IS NO NEED FOR FURTHER ARGUMENT ABOUT WHICH INDOOR TENNIS CLUB IS THE BEST. ETS FOUR IS OPEN o 8 AIR CONDITIONED Dynaturf Tennls Courts o Whirl- pools Outdoor Swimming Pool and Deck . Nursery - ll Handballlliacquet Ball Courts - Saunas . Complete Exercise Room - Ladies' and Men's Tennls Shop FREE - Racquets Four Racquet Covers will be given to the first 500 members. Call 783-5411 or come out today and reserve FREE court time-March 22-25 Singles-One Hour Doubles-Two Hours FREE Beginner Clinics-both day and evening dlvl- sions-March 22-24. Join today and sign up for one of our various Spring Sessions, March 26 through June 3, or reserve court time for any portion of the Spring Season. N . 9 , GE lviwf ef- P X IIIIIN get W .. Uwe Q ni, ?- f I X N. lwI A 1' 'xx iw - 9. .fi if 1-465 In X f U1 SOUTHPOFIT RD. Rowland Leverenz Tennls Pro!Manager sv--i-iv-v-1 I I I Guarantee a place for ourself. erseas. The Navy makes it possible inthe Overseas Homeport Program. There's a place for you in the Navy. And it may be just the place you've always wanted. Like Naples. Hono- lulu. Yokosuka. Or any one of many faraway places. If you meet Navy standards, and would like to go abroad, the Overseas Homeport Program lets you se- lect your home port from those available when you enlist. Guaranteed. Just as soon as your training is completed. And, if you qualify, you get your choice of training, too. From over 70 challenging career opportunities. There are openings for linguistics experts. Electronic instrument technicians. Aviation structural mechanics. And many more. We'II even tell you which ones you qualify for before you enlist. So you'll not only know where you're going. You'lI know what you're going to do when you get there. Take your place in the world. Call 800-841-8000 toll-free. Anytime. Or contact your local Navy recruiter today. Be someone special. Join the Navy. '16-+1 NANKIVELL A - A ,J-viiw ,.-- - CHEVROLEF I. 787-3251 3800 S. EosfS1. lU.S. 3U Indianapolis, In. g See the U.g17M'f0ur X ' Chevrolet. v i . ,W 151. .fd -0, Y-Q. -1.-Mr luv 11 a s if .13 . -if 'S' , , K '- 1 iii W . f .3 L- - - K' 1 'Mx- M, ,gg :ig-1-iQ., Fa , W . I 5 ig, I . . ' 1. . 1 if 53 1 rye- ' , ty'-A r 5' : Q5 ,Q f 11- -, I -' A -Y v ,v fqffsi 14'-H+ ' .X I . -1. , .1 V: - I , .- :1 ' vu - ' P Q, A .R , as -i T3f':1 :k -XI 'im-1 Lf 'HT T- ' '15, , ' ,- 4 jx., cfi g g ' . V, K ufgign- , f d: 3512. , 1x ,S- HL XR- 'Q s 1:2 1 A 4 -- fffn '- :,.x , 5.5. xv-L - - A fr ff Mxffwf . , .5-,, '-QQIQ. '1:J fI ,-f rf ,, N H , -' -'-1+ '-Q1-si 1-LILQ. ij: -A 4 - ' ' ' ., . fQt4Q?,1.-55.7 ' -?iPl4-flfn i1:.f..- '-:L , M ' R ' '5':s+i.-1Q.g Q .-.,,L .Jw .I L - r-33:61 ,V V '. gig,- 5':,iff, I f --1 -+ A ... . .,.:,,, ,Amr ' -1 :img COMPLIMEN TS OF HOOSIER Umm PANTRY FOR ALL YOUR FENCING NEEDS Open 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. CALL 7 Days a week 9262434 365 days a year 1701 EAST 38TH ST. W1-0 SERVE YOU, Let HOOSIER fence you in erected or materials only. DO IT URSELF 6: At Redfem + Sherman Compliments of Beech Grove P .T.A. 23 North 5th The P.T.A. wishes the seniors of 1975 the best of luck in the future, and to the underclassmen good luck in 75-76. The one stop place to Shop' At the Short Stop your shopping will be a b eeze. Stop in and see. Working together for a 787 7777 BETTER ' TOMORROW Best Wishes to the class of 1975 spwhk' f ng d d :yd 590 I hl h9.N bl .Nu b fhk' 9 Marion County Offices Member'F.l.D.C. FIRST BANK c3cTRUST COMPANY ,fu .Am -. ,.- Q41 'V 'K 1 Ki ,. 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Sidi .JV 4: V'-xv: X -TL: 535552 l?f?V 125 fl' .V ,Q-X. 2 F SW' 1 sa ..1,,. 1, . ff,V..vfw +im- f. 5-331,-:Q issql -553, sq, 'f ., - - calf ..:1:f.r -I eff - 1 Af -if-:wg V Vsrfga V -Stn:-, . L 'Z :ff 'f 1441 He. -'ki - . - 1 'f x ' -V - ' V. - V.,.,p. .gn - , xmi.-Q ..23V.'pV ex - 375574. -M, . , ...VVM ,Am ,V-. V qw. Arxfv f, V. ,, 3. ..,,k W Q gg, , -:if ,ff m' nu.. H my ,l :V ac, . V ,N ' ' 'f fwyin :iw ' V- 31. .-iw ear'--, -' V- ef - f 1. 1 - '4'T':v, HARRY HOOTv GIPSON Quality Photography National School Studios, Inc. 124 South 7th Ave. 784-9641 ADMISSION SATURDAY a SUNDAY 111A11NEE .Q.,. 51.00 SUNDAY sf ,THURSDAY EVENING ...,. 31.00 FR1DAvfs1 SATURDAY EVENING ...... 51.50 SUNDAY EVENING lFamiIy Nightj D,... S200 SKATE RENTAL ,..,.......... A ...,,....,..,........ S .50 MANDATDRY CHECK .10 DRESS RULES casual dressis acceptable. Slacks or skating skirts are permitted, . Neatness of dress and person is expected of every skater. We reserve the right to refuse admission to anyorge who 1 fails to meet standards of good taste. ' ' BEECH GROVE ROLLER DOME W1INTERE'SCHEDUL'E A H LOCATED ATYL A A 5911 euvrwoons Dmvg BEECH cRove,11No1ANA 4 3172783-5501 3171783-3660 SKA TE WHERE THE FAMILIES SKATE BOB DUKES SHELL SERVICE VVhere service is lst Emerson 61 I-465 Beech Grove, Ind. Bob Duke offers the motoring public the best in car care. So when your wheels need service, or th t k E stop and see the man in th k b t Y our car Bob Duk d be t ask for those quality Shell products. 1oHN's BARBER SHOP 2995 E. Troy Ave. Beech Grove, Ind. CALL 787-1296 STYLING TRIMS WASH SHAVES RAZOR CUTTING MENS HAIR SUPPLIES Avalglaff 7040 Madison Ave. lndlanapolvs, Indiana 46227 86-T7 i For creative unique senior portraits Choose Wilson Studio Award winning photography At prices seniors can afford. COMPLETE CAR CARE ATLAS TIRES STANDARD BATTERIES 81 ACCESSORIES STEWART AND HUSER STANDARD SERVICE 1701 ALBANY STREET BEECH GROVE, INDIANA 783-72.61 BILL STEWART 1 r CHARLES CPHCKEN CHIPS UNLIMITED On the south side call 783-5000 Family Restaurants 1718 Churchman Ave Phone 787-1397 FOR THE BEST IN CHIEBIEEN 33Q'3LSH'PS AND ALL THATS ma is as GOOD GACEN REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE ENTERPRISES 1245 East Troy Ave. 784-4401 GOING TO BUY OR SELL CALL GAGEN FOR A FAIR HONEST PRICE. CLOSING 194 Closing 'E K' L:..':.'.. :- -5'- 2-1'-is GOOD-BY IS A LOOSE WORD, A YELLOW RIBBON FLUTTERING IN THE WIND GOOD-BY IS A STIFF WORD, A STEEL SLIDE RULE- A FIXED AUTOMATIC PHONE NUMBER. Closing 195 4 I , ,W-wt , A ,,W, ....-. S4 I M 5 Ni-iv.. f V-M idk 1 'W f' co- if f J? YQ: K, 4 1 'G , ..,,, .. 'J 3,55- f g 51 K 'ti t-i 6 'I' ' 'P ' Q ' A ' 1 ' i.'w G 2- ' k M f L. lf' ' - i g1. W A ' V 'A ' -A 5 3 ' ,. 1135: . ,,,t, V' 2r'vjgg55,: ' ' t VxQ 4 , ff., . .1 5- --Q r 9 , Q-, 5 X. THEREISACXXHIBYFORfHHLKHDMONSAAE7ANOTHER IKM?THEEMHTHSAAHJAAKHTHHIFORZUWEHAAHLTONS AATVUUDMUBGANS AND THERE IS THE BIG GRAND GOOD-BY TO THE THOUSAND ALL AT ONCE, THE WHOLE THING. CARL SANDBURC f 2, Closing 199 'Y