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

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JLJVNORS Betty Goodloe Dorothy Ann Gray Mary Jean Guy Catherine Haley Kenneth Hampton Helen Harless Garnet Hiatt Varner Hightshue Warren Hill Beulah Hohn Miriam Hoss Jane Howe Robert Hoyt William Huddleston Ivan Huis Nettie Hunt Robert Jester Herbert Johnson Richard Jones Dorothy Kennel Charles Kleis Ralph Knight Carrie Mae Lampe Flora Lee Betty Leindecker William Lentz Marian Linn Frank Little James Lones Betty Louden Margaret McClelland Norman McClintock Dorothy McCracken Jim Maloney Rosella Martin Maryann Mercer Billy Mile, Roy Modglin Leon Mohler William Moore May Mosier Waneta Murphy Berniece Murry Franklin Murry William Muterspaugh Mary Catherine Neidigh Gerald Newman Patricia O'Neill Ruth Parker Anna Mae Patterson Josephine Pavne Raymond Pelley Mary Louise Perry Hal Plake Virginia Poe Starling Ponder Marvin Poore Maurice Poore Bernard Powell Walter Powner Elizabeth Prater Hvldon Price l Walter Price Frederick Radcliffe Margaret Rainey Farrell Raymer Florence Redmond Maxine Riedel Evelyn Rifner Mary Louise Riley Homer Ristow Benedetta Rizzo Juanita Roark Jack Roberson Ruth Roberts Esther Robison Naida Rohl Virginia Rowlison Ruth Ruechel Jack Russell Richard Russel Kenneth Rybolt Virginia Savage Lawanda Scott Jimmy Sears Russell Seaman Agnes Seymour Burdetta Shaffer James Shaffer Wilbur Shaffer Robert Sheets Jean Simon Hugh South Bonnie Starkey William Stegemoller Violet Stout Paul Sullivan Clara Swann Frances Terrell Gladys Thibo Mary Thomas Kenneth Trulock Emory Turner Ruth Unsel Ethel Vargo Marceda Verrett Paul Waelev Violet Walden Mabel Waltman Donald Warren Jean Warrick Lillian Wason Evelyn Webb Lendell Whitinger Jane Wickersham Hazel Wilcox David Wilson Irene Winnings Georgia Wolven Melvin Wright Ruth Yeagley Avis Yoder Maxine Young WHEKlEliHUlE'.. gl

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lar llrllllllrf- 'T JUUIORS Under the farthful dnrectron of Slbyl and the wrsdom of Mmerva, the last three years have been spent strrv mg to attam some great end, that most of us know not what, as yet As we now enter mto what we thrnk wrll be our Garden of the Gods, we hope our past efforts wnll be just pleasant memornes The junior class began a very prosperous year wrth approxrmately 150 students In our electron we chose very capable class ofhcers, wlth Kenneth Bloomer as Presrdent, Vnrgmna Rowllson, Vnce Presndent jrmmy Sears, Treasurer, Evelyn Foster, Secretary and Mr Wnndhorst as sponsor The first actlvxty of the jumor class was a skatmg party gnven on November 30 whnch proved to be a tre mendous success On February 8, another rollnclung trme was had by all at another skating party Everyone came to realnze how excltrng and thrnllrng a skatmg party could really be, and everyone was very much dnsappomted when we were mformed that we could not have a thnrd one From the profits of these skatrng partres we sponsored the annual receptnon whnch was gnven for the umors, Senlors, Faculty members and therr frnends Unlnke prevnous years, the receptron was held nn the gym of our new hugh school bunldmg on May 8 At the close of the year the annual Farewell party and dance was gnen for all The unlor class Includes Paul Akers Arthur Akers Donald Archer James Armstrong Janet Armstrong Dorothy Barker Albert Barz Eugene Becker Waneta Bell Kenneth Bloomer Anna Bo den Herbert oone Lowell Brown Catherine Brownlee Ernest Bryant Mary Jane Bxus Ralph Bxus Edna Cantrell Albert Carr James Carter Grace Chapman June Clark Latoma Collrer Anne Conklin 0 Max Crandall Vrr ma Creamer E ly Damel Malcolm Dashrell Jean Daugherty Dorothy Dean Grace Delong Ex elyn Dlll Marjorie Dlshman John Dodds Wxlhs Downey Grlbert Downton Jxm Dunham Vlrglnla D er Vlrgmla wards Norman Eggers Tom Erckhoh' Mx rl Fahrback Bob Fahrback Pearl Fahrback Robert Fransen Helen Fuller Anna Get rxson Ted Gerth . -I . I . . .. ' .I J.: J. . : . H ' v 551' ,v QQE5 -3

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'lxlltllrlllmll .S 'fl SOP!-ICNTWORES When the first edntnon of the Spollxghl was publnshed last term down nn the corner of an msnde page was a set of defmntnons of the dxfferent classes The dxgnlfxed Semor Class of journalism had gnven the Sophomores the tltle of Anything better than a Freshman In response to thrs we of the Sophomore class say Thank you kmdly We are proud of that tntle Of course we stnll gnggle a lot and say snlly thmgs but we feel that we are rmprovmg At present there are 173 members nn our class Thrs fall seven out of thxs 173 were chosen as class officers retary and George Kemp Stella Hrnkley and Reba Fmes councrl members Mr Schockley was chosen as class sponsor Early thls fall these seven ofhcers entertained a group of Sophomores from Stllesvxlle High School On Aprnl 9 thus same group of ofhcers preslded at a party called the Snlly Sophomore Social They worked and planned with Mr Schockley for about three weeks before the party On the mght of April 9 the gym looked luke a raxnbow It was decorated nn all colors of balloons and crepe paper We played bunco led by Mr Gnrton and danced to a good band We of the Sophomore class feel proud of the progress we have made and that people consxder us Any thmg better than a Freshman The Sophomore class mcludes Bob Allen Howard Archer Audrey Archer Phyllxs Angleton Ernest Baker Mike Bedrlck Rachel Bland Teddy Blank Max James Bloomer Charles Bogden Sarah Jane Bolen William Boles Mxriam Bosworth Wallace Bowers Clarabelle Bowman George Brinker Lavem Bristow Kennard Bnzendlne Harvey Burcham Mary Jean Burton Dorothy Burrougers Paul Bush James A Caldwell Virginia Carty Exa Mae Cauaey Howard Chambers Bemard Chee Lola Mae Clark ' ' L' A ' T 7' 'WV ! ',, ' 3 3 .1 v ' - A I . s Tommy Hamilton, Presidentg Helen Hamblett, Vice-Presidentg Charles Pierce, Treasurerg Lois McCray, Sec- . . . V k l 22 l