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

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SENIOR UF '41 LILLIAN OWENS . . . A friend of many Foe of none, This traffic girl Is loads of fun. GERALD PARKER . . . Long, lean and lanky Fits him to a RT. H e' s what every midget romeo Vainly longs to be. ANDREW PAYNE . . . A flashy dresser Is our Andy, and To our school He's been quite handy. ROY PEARsoN . . . In the feld of track Roy beats them all 5 And he made all-sectional In basketball. JOHN PEDREY . . . Pewee is his nickname, He's not so tall, we know But just wrestling Johnny takes the show. JAMES PFEIFFER . . I im says he Has no ambitiong H e's so quiet I t's almost an inhibition. MARILYN PICKEREL . . . Sunshine President With a dimpled smile, Her speeches in debate Areureally worthwhile. ROBERT PICKERING . . . A protege of Mrs. Strouse At painting he is fine, And when he is acting He never is behind. CHARLOTTE PIERCE . . In being clever She's the latest edition, For other Pierce's Set the tradition. VERNON PINKSTON . . A quiet fellow, A likeable chap- ' Although in class He takes an occasional nap. EARLENE PRATHER . . . Earlene is accomplished In domestic arts, Her husband needn't order meals I n restaurants a la carte. REBA QUERRY . . . A motorcycle fan, A loyal one too, She always seems To come smiling through. HOWARD RECORD . . . Our tall bashful center On the basketball team, Has scored more points Than you could dream. MARTHA REDMOND . . She never speaks Unless spoken to, But when she does She, s worth listening to.

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. 4, -17 A u ,'?4xI.,..,. I 35 , - A .41 -'I-7. I M1 I ,:,,4-MK gx.xg9.grf,.s..kMM SE IGRS GF '41 FLORENCE RITTER . . . A well-liked girl We all knowg Her quick Wit Leaves our cheeks an afterglow. MAXINE ROBEY . . . Modest, quiet Maxine, Hasn't much to say She makes many friends In a charming way. ROSEMARY ROBINSON . . . When it comes to fun Rosie really shinesg She keeps us laughing Nearly all the time. WILuAM ROBINSON . . . An excellent dancer, A comic toog He has many friends Both old and new. MARGARET Ross . . . Loveable, likeable Margaret, N aturalness is the key She, in everyonels opinion, Is best liked girl in B. D. MARY Ross . . . Imagine Mary as A loving nurseg Her patients never Will get worse. JOE SHROUT . . . Four years of football Three years of trackg We bet the coaches Will want him back! . MARJORIE SCI-IUTTE . . . To be a famous journalist I s M ar jorie's ambition 5 She talks fast enough To make each frst edition. . ROBERT SEEMAN . . . An A-1 student, An A-In athleteg Such a fellow You seldom meet. . MARY SINCLAIR . . She's fun at school A whiz on skates I n the boys' eyes She really rates. . LENORA SIPOS . . . For laughs and giggles Right here,s the dameg Her laugh so jolly Should bring her fame. . CATHERINE SMITH . . . She went away at C hristmas, Got a job right awayg She'sa pretty stenographer At American Art and Clay. . MARTHA SMITH . . . You,ll not find Martha Perched on a shelf, For wherever she goes She enjoys hersel . ROBERT SMITH . . . Our tall officer Who guards the hall, Has a friendly smile A For us all.