Ben Davis High School - Keyhole Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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XXIXX ,N lm l l 1 xlxx M . ffiilgf 'x 1 Mi t ch i me ,XY SIECTIUN lL CHAMPS! l'n'.if Ron, lrfi lo right: Bohanon, johnson. Pinchum. Kriel. Sfmllil Ron: Roberts, Schoettlin, Price, Keck, Freijc. Thin! RU1L'I Curtis LStudent Managery, Burke, Dowden, Hiatt, Assistant Coach Wooden, Coach iierichs. HE school is extremely proud of these baslxeteers who have brought for us a victory that never before has been our good fortune to possess. The Senior Class boasts of ten of their classmates la int on this team with two h . .P Y is h Juniors. They won 24 out of 30 games played, which is an exceptionally good record. Overcoming the handicap of not having a gym of their own, they traveled four miles to the Hawthorne Gvm where the I ractised three times a week and laved their home t. 3 P A P . A games there. The Giants were one of the tallest teams in the sectional tournament with an average height of S ft. 11 in. Because of the loyal supporters of the school and the large rooting section they were able to capture the victory of Sectional Champs for the first time in the history of our school! They played every game in a fair and sportsmanlike manner which has gained for them the good opinion of their opponents. They have placed a mark of distinction and honor upon our school for which we are sincerely indebted. With the utmost pride and respect we hail the Sectional Cham- pions of 1935! --1:34 '22 ire--

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lx - 1 J N il .4 ' f X IFIRESHMAN GLASS IN September 1934 the lrreshman class enrolled in high school with 181 pupils, At the annual election Paul Wilgley was elected presidentg Margaret Rainey, vice-president: Iohn Beckenbaugh, treasurerg and Margurite Bickerton. secretary. Billey Milly, jean Simon, and Ruth Unsel were elected as council members. At the beginning of the second semester the class was bolstered by 63 new 9B'::. On April 12, under the guidance of Mr, W. Girton, class sponsor, a dance and bunco party was given. Approximately fifty bashful boys were given dancing lessons by as many blushing girls. ln the future, many big things are expected to be done by the class. 21

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FQW fi X fd - AK- i W QF' f L-'QE TRACK TEAM C. j. S'r1.Mn1al., Coai'lJ liiril Run' flvfl In ffgllfli R. Smith, H. Clark, H. Range, F. Kleis, R. Price, G. Caldwell, A. Ilreiie, R. jones. Svrulnl Row: Ii. Powers, V. Stevens, G. Hiatt, AI. Whllter, M. Rowe, J. Spreckelmeyer, NW. Rowe. Tlriril Row: Mr. Stembel, Coach, F. Frciie, C. Kctrow, W. Milcv, P. Huber, R. Curtis, Student M.in.xger. lsllllffll Rout W. Stelzncr. D. Pettrs, L. Brown, bl. Dunham, W. Downey. JBSASEESAILIL TEAM H. BLAIR, Cmlvlr Fin! Rau' Ulf! lo rigfllj: Sam Bicr, Bill Burke, Dick Roberson, llllllll Bicr. Srrriml Rout Iiarl Finchum, Bob Linn, W'ilbur Bohanon, Bob johnson, Harry Kimmel. Tlriril Row: Willis Syphers, Student Manager, L. Kleis, George Linn, Leonard Francis, Mr. Blair Cviwh. Mr. G. W. Gerichs, Athletic Director. 23 13.--