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

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.fr . X- .X TlRAlFlF CC S UAD Mk. li. F. WAI.Kl-,R ANI! MR. W. R. Gm'roN, IDirwlor,i Under the leadership of Mr. Walker and Mr. Girton, the Traffic Squad has tried to keep the student body safe from traffic accidents, and has been very successful in that respect. Because of the increased enrollment in B.D.H.S. this year, a larger Traffic Squad has been named. Credit in traffic work is applied toward graduation as a gym credit. Once each week a traffic court is held. Here, violators of safety rules are tried, and a penalty is imposed. according to the violation. This has done a great deal to curb accidents. KITTEN BALL 'lFlE M MR. VU. R. GIRTON, Couch lfinl Knuf qlvfl In Vigfvll: H. Boone, I.. Collier, D. Ramsey, R. Archer, F. Freiie, W. Miley, R. Ryan, '.lr. Ciiixon, Coach. Si-roml Row: K. lleamon. K. Mattingly, VV. Bush, AI. Schulmeyer. M. Crandall. K. Maners, D. Archer. Third Row: E. Russell, R. Tucker, j. Moore, R. Price, E. Kriel, C. Archer. ...qi 25 Eh..

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ZX V , GIRLS' VARSITY MRS. THEIMA WATTS AND MRS. Gnokcm TRAUB, Coacbrs Firxt Row Qlvff lu rigbfj: Mrs. Watts, Coach, V. Bohanon, J. Beckham, H. South, L. McClelland F. Marshall, R. Bingman, Mrs. Trauh, Coach. Svroml Row: L. Freije, M. Hoss, M. Wcaklcy, N. Dcpuy, W. Taylor, H. Roush, J. Simon, A. Willis Tbiru' Row: B. Tucker, Student Manager, R. Ramsey, M. Gardner, D. McCracken, L. Johantgcs, H. Ritter, A. McNecley, E. Scrak, R. Harris. SECOND TEAM BASKETBA lL M. L. VVOODEN, Crmrla Firxf Row qlvfl fo riglrlj: F. Frcije, H. Clark, ml. Schulmcycr, M. Rowe, R. Hogan. S l'0l1t1' Row: W. Syphers, Student Manager, G. Caldwell, Al. Spreckelmeyer, J. Pierce, R. Dyer, H. Moore. Third Row: Mr. G. VV. Gerichs, Athletic Director, Mr. M. L. Wooden, Coach. -'Q-if 24 '-

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W y if 1 ' xx 2 THE lKlEYHUlLlE STAIFJF Last but not least is this picture of the members of the staff for the Key-Hiolev. Diligently and faithfully they worked and strived to make this book a great suc- cess and memorable treasure for all. Their labors and hopes have been fulfilled by the numerous sales and compliments received, and they are thankful to all who aided them to attain this success. Only one wish is requested by all. that everyone will secure as great enjoyment and pleasure from reading and possessing the Key-Holen as the staff had in preparing it. Time has come to bid adieu to Alma Mater and friends, but memories will always remain within these pages. Firsl Ron Qlvfl 10 rigbljz Taylor, Featuresg V. Thompson, Salesg V. Blank, Typist: M. Miller, Typist. Scroml Row: C. Elrod, Bus. Mgr.g I. Zimmer, Featuresg K. Dowden, Asst. Ed.: C. Bloomer, Ad. Mgr.g H. Trulcck, Ed.-in-Chief. Third Row: R. C. Windhorst, Fac. Adviserg L. McClelland, Typist. Pri'sMwlf, Ruth Harrisg Vi1'z'-Prrsizlvnf, Bernice Tuckerg Sr't'rc'lury, Maxine Rieclelg Trvaxlzrrr, Jane Lentzg Sponsors, Miss Williams, Miss Harger. SUNSHINE SUCCIUETY The Sunshine Society has had several gala occasions this year. There have been two hikes and several parties. On February 7, an evening's entertainment was given at the school house. There was a one-act play presented and also a three-act play. During the latter part of the school year a Sunshine Spread was held at the school. There were 70 members at the close of the school term last year while this year there are 120. -- arf 26 Est--