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

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Walter Andrews, Helen Stegemoller, Dean Toombs,and Pat Cloud. The lOA's were led by Kenny Blanck, Lorene Fine, David Henderson, and Faye Shofner. The most important part of that year was the Sophomore party. Bradley Shaw was the bride in the mock wedding . . . with Brad as a bride most anything could happen . . . and did! When September of 1948 rolled around, we entered the front doors as Jolly Juniors. As iuniors we had a big responsibility . . .The Prom. Wilbur McCormick and Veronica Pacala were elected King and Queen, Pat Cloud and Dean Toombs reigned as Princess and Prince. The 'IlB's retained their l0A officers . . .the liA's elected David Henderson, Faye Shofner, Pat Pinkston and Lorene Fine. At last! September, 1949. We were seniors! And did we brag about it! The year was all we had dreamed it would be . . . a constant whirl of activities . . . beginning with the election of Dean Toombs, Jackie Hanneman, Helen Stegemoller, and Paul Angleton as officers. The 'l2A's elected Pat Pinkston, Mary Lou Sipe, Herman Freeland, and Marlene Lang. We had our pictures taken . . . we ordered class iewelry . . . name cards . . . and announcements. Then came the prom . . . the senior play Mother ls a Freshman . . . honor day . . . class day, and commencement. Our high school days came to an end . . . ioy at facing the world . . . sorrow at leaving Ben Davis High School. SNAPSHOT IDENTIFICATIONS fPage 442 1-Bob Swick and Paul Angleton. 2-Rosalyn Clark. 3-Allan Smith, Elizabeth Vogel, and Joyce Wehemeier. 4-Patty Stantield, Wilma Wealily, Rose Mae Roberts, Beverly Inman, Dorothy Orner, Carolyn Lincks, and Mariorie Jones. 5-Betty Loney. 6-Janafay Eichmiller. 7-Betty Watts, Betty Wingham, Carolyn Lincks, and Rose Mae Roberts. 8-Christmas tree tGuess wl1ere?D. 9-Bernie Wurger and Florence Lazo. I0-Jo Miles. 11--Norman Young. 12-Pat Fredricks, Don Fredricks, Harry Morse, and Kathy Morse. I3-Paul Angleton, Dean Toombs, Bob Swick, Walter Andrews, and Vic Kendall. 'I4-Guess who? 15-Wilma Emberton and Kathleen lrrgang. 'I6-Christine Abner. 17-Barbara Weakly. 18-Bob Wil- bur, Charles Dulfy, and Clit? Chapman. I9-Wilma Weakly. fPage 541 1-Jack Reeves and Sylvester Roe. 2-Mr. Masoriu, Mr. Cloyd, and Mr. Parnell. 3-Mr. Harding, Mrs. Measel, and Mr. Davis. 4-The next Wilbur Shaw? 5-Richard Roberson, Gene Lentz, Bernie Wurger, Bill Ellaby, Bob Swick, Bill Arnold, Gaton Allen, Marvin Kinkead, and Dave Henderson. 6-Dick Alexander, George Love, and Pat Butts. 7-Mrs. Shockley, Walt Andrews, Mr. Rybolt, and Mr. Vance . . . presenting check for Choir .robes is Mrs. Shockley, PTA president. 8-Hi-Y Picture. 9-Anita Roberson, Helen Arnold, Barbara Timmons, Mariorie Coleman, and Helen Stegemoller. 10- Dave Callahan, Don Wilson, Howard Ping, Jack Spangler, Larry Moon, and Bob Rustelo. l'l-Jean Neblett and Pat Bly. 12-Joe Lawler. 'l3-Delores and Doris McRoy. 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Washington - BElmont 5905 BElmont 3919 Indianapolis HITTING THE HIGH SPOTS For 1949-50 SEPTEMBER On the 7th, Registration . . . excitement day for incom- ing freshmen . . . time to meet old friends for upper- classmen. The 28th . . . magazine drive started . . . Monte Shambaugh was winner for the Purple side . . . John Dale White . . . for, appropriately enough, the White side. OCTOBER The 14th . . . that wonderful play with its trick stage settings . . . I Remember Mamma. NOVEMBER Fall Festival on the 4th . . . sponsored by P. T. A. . . . enioyed by young and old. Home Economics depart- ment sponsored a Bake a Cake Contest on the 7th . . . Ann Abbott was the winner . . . Boosters Club invited Marion County schools to a Yell Clinic . . . recorded, and broadcasted over the radio next day . . . essay contest in English department . . . Bob Sutherland went to the District Contest to represent Ben Davis. DECEMBER Patricia Cloud elected D. A. R. Good Citizen . . . on the l0th, Victor Kendall went to Washington to enter National Vegetable Judging contest . . . the l6th rolled around and with it . . . the Snowball Hop . . . spon- sored by P. T. A .... Christmas vacation started Decem- ber 22 . . . sometime during this period Miss Esther Williams became Mrs. Erhard Steimlorff . . . Santa Claus visited all good little Ben Davis students on the 25th. JANUARY Back to s:hool . . . tired out . . . on Monday 2 . . . extra vacation . . . icy roads on the 6th . . . Freshmen won County Basketball Title on the 2lst FEBRUARY Thespian Winter Wonderland formal dance . . . the 4th . . . fir trees and snowmen with snowbanked bleach- ers . . . oratorical contest, the 9th . . . Jackie Hanne- man, first, went to District contest . . . Bernie Wurger, second . . . Ann Abbott, third . . . Wayne Edmonson, fourth . . . new Camera Club organized the 8th . . . Sunshine members and Hi-Y boys danced together on the l4th . . . Booster Club sponsored Sportsmanship Dance on the 21st . . . Jackie Hanneman won National Pie Contest and went to Washington . . . papers filled with publicity . . . Ben Davis on the newspaper mapl . . . Gold and Silver Key Contest started the 24th, ended in stiff competition the night of the Keyhole Dance . . . sale of votes reached S56 . . . Helen Arnold won first at County Playday . . . FIRST DAY OF SECTIONALS . . . BEN DAVIS DEFEATED FAVORED CRISPUS ATTUCKSI . . . everyone amazed. MARCH Doris Small won Symphony Poster Contest . . . coal strike worried students but no vacations granted . . . Keyhole Dance on March 3 . . . Phyllis Layne and Wal- ter Andrews crowned Gold and Silver Keys . . . square dancing noisy but spotty . . . freshmen made merry at Shamrock Shag on March 'I7 . . . music department presented Belle of Bagdad on March 24 . . . sopho- more party on March 31. APRIL No fooling-on April 1, Wanda Gibbons and George Bauder won Best Actress and Best Actor awards . . . Ball State Drama Festival . . . Spanish Club celebrated Pan American Day on April I2 . . . bowlers won awards at banquet . . . on the 12th . . . Barbara Timmons and Robert Atwell were high scorers . . . achievement day winners went to l.U .... April 28, Bernard Wurger, Jackie Hanneman, George Bauder, Ann Abbott, and Victor Kendall . . . district winners in speech . . . Shir- ley Engleman, Marlene Sterling, Edward Heath, Jack Hutchison, Barbara Bartlett, Dean Toombs, Wayne Ed- mondson, and Bob Swick, in math . . . Carolyn Barn- hart, Carolyn Valentine, Betty Cornwell, and Verna Montgomery in Latin . . . second in County Track Meet the 26th . . . Pat Cloud was Track Queen . . . Mother ls a Freshman, senior play, the 28th . . . Peppermint Ball . . . Sunshine Society's Annual Dance . . . the 29th . . . Jackie Hanneman and Bernard Wurger won firsts . . . dramatic declamation and humorous declamation, respectively. MAY May lst . . . Paul Sterrett hurled a no-hit-no-run game against Boys' School . . . Jackie Hanneman, Paul Angle- ton, Dick Stewart and Lucille Wilson reigned as queen, king, prince and princess at the Junior-Senior Prom on the 6th . . . Honor Day . . . Dave Henderson received Sportsmanship award for football . . . Bob Swick re- cevied the award for basketball . . . Farewell Party . . . the 25th . . . COMMENCEMENT . . . 26th. Never Closed I6 Years of Confinuous Service Never Closed GAS - OIL - GREASING - PARTS - WRECKER SERVICE WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS FOR GILLETTE TIRES 430 and 530 Kentucky Avenue Indianapolis FRankIin T572 Kessler Boulevard and U. S. 52 Indianapolis Hlghland 6455 Now-Complete Recapping Service-Now SEE BLUE 81 WHITE'S MODERN NEW RECAP SHOP AT 401 W. SOUTH ST. SEALL'S DRUG STORE The Store of Personal Service 6333 ROCKVILLE ROAD BElmont OO14 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! from The Store with the Beautiful Lamps DOWNTON 8. WHEAT, Inc. 3745 W. WASHINGTON ST. 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Left to right: Bernard Wurger, Wanda Gibbons, Joyce Delano and Ronald Gill. Under Coach Robert Cloyd, the Ben Davis reserve had a very com- mendable record . . . won 9 and lost 9 . . . captured the last three games . . . the squad consisted of all sophomores with one iunior ex- ception . . . Clifford Chapman was high-pointer for the season with T34 points. Left to right, front row: Dick Stewart, Back row: Bill Tobias, Robert Roe, Nor- Clittord Chapman, Leon Redenbacher, man Young, Coach Robert Cloyd, Robert David Miller, and Larry Moon. Baker, Gary Fancher, and Jack Hutchison. VARSITY BASKETBALL '49 -'50 Bef' Davis OPPONENTS Ben Davis Opponents 35 Soulllpon AA--'--- '- 's A 4 0 37 Center Grove ,,,,,,,, ,,,..... 2 8 23 Decatur Central ,,,,, 40 30 Decatur Central ,s,,,, ,,,,, 2 l 42 Lawrence Central ,,., 38 34 Pike Township .s...... .sr,. 3 7 25 Speedway ,,,,,sss.. 42 33 Franklin Township ,..,, ..,.. 3 7 22 Cathedral YV.,VYY.A.V...,,,V,V...Vv.,... 36 34 Warren Central ,,,,,. ..... 3 9 COUNTY TOURNAMENT 41 Brownsburg ..,,,.. ..,.. 2 5 31 Howe WCll'l'el1 CeFllTCIl ,,,...,, ,,.., , 22 Beech Grove ..... ..... 2 9 sEcnoNAL TOURNAMENT gg agua? Hear' ii' 4 0 36 Crispus Attucks ,.,.. ,.,, 3 5 as mgton 'i 'A 33 43 Broad Ripple . ...,s,,,,.., ,,,, 5 5 35 Broad Ripple Cover timet ........ 34 44 Manual fA--A,,-'vv-Ai-----',kiiA, ----- 3 5 SENIOR- FACULTY 37 Shortridge .,,.,. .,......,,,,A,..,,,,,, 3 2 26 Seniors ,,,,,,,,,,,.,, ,, s.,, Faculty 20 Lett to right, row one: Art Detherage, Bill Hollingsworth, Richard Smith, Don- ald Johnson, Richard Worrum, Bob Freund, Jerry Rushton, and Bob Mc- Mahan. Row two: Bob Britt, Richard Lepper, Harold Watkins, Edwin Truax, Cecil Potter, Richard Pettit, and James Lawler. Row three: Ted Botkins, James Fin- chum, Ronald Ragan, and Drexel Newsom. 75 This group of boys . . . along with Coach John Masariu . . . brought the first Freshmen County Championship to Ben Davis in quite a few years . . . accomplished this feat by downing Lawrence Cen- tral, 28 to 'l4, in the Butler field- house. They had a good season's record . . .won 'IO and lost 8 . . . Don Johnson was high scorer for the season with 76 markers. Kenne Elem Wy, O pntz fm Ba Rev Despite their 9 won and 12 lost record, the Ben Davis varsity basketball team had a very successful season . . . they had their ups and downs.. . wins and losses . . . Under Coach Jerry DeWitt, they worked a completely new system ...their hard work was rewarded in their victory over Crispus Attucks in the sectionals. J fc? R ch rd Q bex on F' Dick 're Q 'M'-159 Monte ohambauzh Bob Swick, senior guard, was voted to a spot on the All-County squad . . . Bill Ellaby, senior center, gained honorable mention on the All-Sectional squad. . . Walter Andrews led his teammates in the scoring column with 178 points. 74 walter , Marvin Klnxesd These seven boys worked along ith the coaches to shape-up a win- ng team . . . they taped up sprained nkles and wrists . . . kept locker and apply rooms in order . . . washed tiled equipment . . . were always on ne job during games . . . were happy hen Ben Davis was ahead . . . and uttered when they trailed behind . .. ere always on the receiving end of player's ioke. These boys were, and always are, ne most unpublicized in athletics.. ney were the last to receive credit. . . nd yet they were an essential and tportant part of every contest. Since there is no real obiect in eeping the records of track events, te scores of the '49 season were ot available for publication. Only five boys were lost oFf of :st year's track squad by gradua- on. Frank Campbell . . . last year's rack dashman . . . has switched to istance on the Butler University quad . . . was among the few to eceive awards in the cross-country vent. Student managers, left to right: Leroy Fraker, Robert Gorman, Richard Scherer, Donald Scott, Mark Hollingsworth, Bert Morgan, and Arthur Miles. Track, front row, left to right: Paul Angleton, Bob Vickery, Dean, Toombs, Frank Campbell, Charles Teney, Bob Hoeger, Don Frederick, and Bill Ketrow. Back row, left to right: Bud Vance-student manager, Jim Baldauf, Don Ritter, Dick Stewart, Dave Marksbary, Carl Fuller, Coach Ralph Crock, Kenneth Allen, Harry Harris, Willis Clark, Myron Colber, and Joe Ticen. New , me f eg 73 In the past four years Ben Davis baseball teams, under Coach Howard Wood, won 34 of 43 games... their wins included two county titles . . .two seconds. '49 SCHEDUl.E Ben Davis Opponents 20 Avon ..... 3 9 Clayton ,,,. ..... 2 2 'Southport ..... ..... 3 ll 'Franklin Twp. .u.. ..... 8 8 'Beech Grove ..,. ..... 2 I9 Boys' School ..., .u,,r 5 Left to right, front row: Bill Day-p, Bill Arnold - inf, Don Hager - inf, ' bacher-inf-of, Jim Backer-inf, Jerry O'Brien - inf. Middle row: Wilbur McCormack- int, Irvin Nahre-of, Paul Sterrett-p, Bill Wise-p, Ralph Allison-c, Mar- vin Kinkead-inf, Kenneth Peek-of, Ray Hutchison - of- p. Top row: Joe Lawler-student mgr., Roy Sprecklemeyer - inf, Rob- ert Gardner - of, Freeman Acra - p, Monte Shambaugh - inf, Richard Roberson-of, Jack Hutchison-p, Glen Burkhardt - of, Robert Swick- inf, Bill Ping - c, Howard Wood- coach. The Giants ended the '49 campaign with a nine won and two lost record . . . losing the county championship to Southport by a slim 2 to 3 margin . . . lost only four boys via graduation. '49 SCHEDULE Ben Davis Opponents 7 Washington .....,..., ....... 0 5 'iDecatur Central ...,.. ..... l l0 'Warren Central ...... ..... 'l 8 Lawrence Central ..... .... 3 4 Cathedral .e.,,.,.,.,. .,.. 7 County Conference These six men formed the backbone of our athletics.. .they worked to- gether to build winning teams. . .they put in long and tedious hours of hard work to round a group of boys into shape . . . Athletic Director Gordon Harker has . . . Left to right: Coaches-Lou Parnell-varsity football and track, Jerry DeWitt-varsity basket- ball ond reserve football, John Masariu-frosh basketball, football and baseball, Robert Clayd-reserve basketball and baseball, How- ard Wood-varsity baseball, and Gordon Har- ker-athletic director. The difficult task of scheduling the opposition for Ben Davis teams . . . he hires the officials . . . he presents the athletic awards . . . next to the coaches he suffers most when a Ben Davis team is behind. Norman Young-c, Leon Reden- Lett to right, front row: Bill Hol- lingsworth, Clifford Chapman, James Wells, Bob Hamm, Don Wilson, James Miles, Jack Parks, Bob Britt, Richard Warrum, Harold Watkins, and Donald Doncan. Back row: John Masariu-coach, Richard Pettit, Drextle Newsom, Rob- ert Gary, Edwin Truax, Harold Sommers, Donald Wesner, Elmer Phillips, and James Toombs. Many of the boys from the reserve and freshman foot- ball teams will be wearing the uniforms worn by grad- uated seniors who vacated their positions . . . Coaches John Masariu and Jerry De- Witt worked with these boys to groom them to make ca- pable replacements. Left to right, front row: Larry Moon, Forest Claire, Lawrence Rit- ter, Bob Wand, Bill Townsend, Nor- man Baum, Joe Berry, Larry Long, Jack McMahon, and Don Wilbur. Back row: Clifford Chapman, Ed- ward Pflum, Don Dobbs, Bob Wil- bur, Harold Froman, Don Thomp- son, Bob King, Rodney Dreyer, George Lang, Ronald Morris, and Don Scott - student manager. I. v Dale Morgan-B Norman wells' FB Kenneth Allen-E Jerry 0 Brien T Charles 'Feney-E 'Q 44 it Ping IB Jim .f?.m,1.mi-G John Manfred--T The Ben Davis football team had a very good '49 season-won four and lost four. Mr. Lou Parnell, in his first year as football coach at Ben Davis, molded the boys into a hard hitting and very strong defen- sive team. The Giants held the strong squads of Southport '49 SCHEDULE Ben Davis Opponents 7 Decatur Central .,,,, ,,.,, 'l 3 7 Southport .....,..,...,, ,,,,. l 9 13 Warren Central ,, so 19 32 Pike Township ,,.,,, H 6 Princes Hoagox:-! Jim Moore-G Dave Max-ksbury-'1' Clayton Carmichael-FB Dave ffenderaon-C Kenneth Peek-QB and Warren Central to 19 points each. Howe was the only team to score more than three touchdowns against the giants. Seniors Clayton Carmichael and Pat Pinkston won positions on the all-county teams . . . Pinkston played tackle . . . Carmichael held down the half-back position. '49 SCHEDULE Ben Davis Opponents 20 Speedway , 15 27 Howe .....,,,,,,, 33 20 Beech Grove ,.s,s , 6 39 ':'f1nklin,lnd. ,.,, ,, 6 dzifm Hello! Are you still there? We thought for a minute you had hung up. Do you have time to go back with us over our past year in athletics? Fine! We'll make it as short as possible. As we look back . . . can you ever forget the surprise upset our Giants made over Crispus Attucks in the sectional tournament . . . or the scoring power showed by the football team as they outscored their O Q O r I opponents 176 to H7 . . . do you remember the track and baseball teams and the aggressive way they went about their work . . . or are you thinking about the way the coaches and athletic director worked to develop these teams . . . does your heart still skip a beat when you remember the boys walk- ing onto the stage to receive the Sportsmanship awards? . . . come with us as we go back over the year. These are the Latin Club officers: left to right-row one: Marlene Sterling-Vestal, Edward Heaet-Vigilia, John Hilficker-Prac- tor, Paul Angleton-Consul, Earl Armbrust- Consul, Dale Smith-Haruspex, Fred Greg- ory-Praefectus. Row two: Patsy Jarrett- Vestal, Lucille Wilson-Aedile, Jo Ann Wil- son-Vestal, Lucille Cogle-Aedile, Verma Montgomery - Praeco, Lynda Wilson-Aedile, Barbara Bartlett-Vestal, Kathleen Adkins- Aedile. Row three: Mrs. Wampler, Mrs. Mercer, Mrs. Steindorfl. The Latin club Senatus Populusque Romanus, finished the year with many happy memories.. .the initiation of new members into the dark realms of Pluto. . .the Saturnalia and singing of Christmas carols in Latin.. .the slave market. .. the elaborate Roman banquet served by Mrs. Wampler's freshmen . . .all under the sponsorship of the Latin department, ably led by Mrs. Mercer. 68 Left to right, row one: Stanley Kiester, Lucille Wilson, Lynda Wilson, Verna Montgomery, lo Ann Wilson, Lucille Coqle, Earl Armbrust, Paul Angle- ton, Mona Walters, Barbara Bartlett, Mary Iano Butler, Kathleen Adkins. Row two: Gary Rrnqles- pauqh, lohn Hilficker, Fred Greqory, Wayne Devi, Donald Melton, Dale Smith, Dean Toombs, Patsy Iarrett, Marlene Sterlinq, Edward Heath, Iavk Mr'- Mahon, Richard Scherer, Row three: Edward Honeycutt, Doris Quinn, Clara Illq, Betty llrshman, Sue Perrott, Pat Cloud, lane Anne Mciiammavk, Shirley Whyland, Martha Asbury, luanrta Briqht, Loren Toler, Shirley May Wririht, loanino Gantz, Carolyn Kiester, Iuantta Harvey, Barbara Smith, Gloria Boss, Barbara lohnson, Dorothy Orner, Cai oline Valentine, Carolyn Silkwood, Charlotte Wil- liams, Marfean Smith. Row five: Tommy Krritsis, Billie Wise, Sue Orr, Ann Thomas, Carol Sue Feeley, Sara Ritter, Phyllis Spikes, Darlene Ar- nold, Mary Ellen McCartney, Marilyn Lewellen. Beverly Inman, Pat Stanheld. Row six: Paul Schuh, Bill Townsend, Rohort Montqomery, Charles Butler, Sandra Brothers, Wanda Schoenr- man, Betty Watts, Carolyn Lincks, Janice Holt, Dolores Warford, Carol Whiteford, Anna Mae Weh meier. Row seven: Mrs. Helen Wampler, Mrs. Helen Mercer, Mrs. Esther Steindortt, Tommy Hanes, Pauline Shepard, loan Farlow, Dianasua Ferguson, loy Tyson, Carolyn Cloud, Myrtle Shockley. Lett to rrqht, row one: Gayle Wade, Ruth 'l'ui ner, Ioan Taylor, lane! Grahanr, Br-tty Sutton, lanot Sawyers, Nancy Graham, Pat Arnold, Phyllis Mr' Fall, Carolyn Barnhart, Rosemary Dudzvak, Sandia Crump, Row two: Glenn Barrett, lack Moore, Don Vlfesner, Dick Woolsey, Ray McFarland David Polk, Bill Belden, lohn Pacala, Jerry Rushton, Charlie Williams. Row three: Robert Stevenson, Don McAninch, Bob Babcock, Richard Wm. Meyer. lohn Dunn, Norman Sexton, Ronald Grimes, Gil- bert Gorman, lames Lanqhammer, Robert Dix. Row four: Tom Baldaui, lim Chapman. lvmmy Stout, Richard Carpenter, Bob Phillips, lohn Ham rick, Ruth Stewart, Diane Baker, Nancy Ric-hison, Carol Dell. Row five: Barbara Elder, lorry l.ou Smith, ludy Byrd, Norma lohnson, Eleanore Boaqs, Phyllis Doerfler, Alma Fox, Clyde Whalen, Ray- mond Burkhardt, Larry Moon. Row six: Loretta Thompson, Roberta Hatton, loan Belcher, Betty Owen, Mary Lou Binkley, Viroinia Goll, Phyllis Doty, Myla Young, Helen Archer, Maraaret Irwin, Lavada Price. Row seven: Nancy Falconbury, loella Cain, Shirley Partlow, Betty Childress, Dor- othy Orner, Loisjean Conray, luamta Fellows, Sarah Eads, lack lester, Harry Schmink, Paul Burkert, David Schefiel. The Purpleaires under the direction of Mr. Omar Rybolt and accompanied by Jane Anne McCammaclc at the piano, have donned their new robes for many occasions . . . presentations at convocations . . . churches. . . lodges . . . Robert Long hospital . . . with the help of the other chorus classes and the band they presented the operetta Belle of Bagdadf' Left to right, front row: Barbara Cafouras, Roberta Marlowe, Carol Ann Keen, Delores Brown, Patricia Kafoure, Barbara Weakly, Sue Perrott, Wanda Gibbons, Florence Lazo, Mr. Omar Rybolt, Gwen Shelley, Evelyn Poe, Norma Barker, JoAnn Ed- wards, Martha Miller, Barbara Terrell, Venice House, Jane Anne McCammack. Back row: Bud Colber, Don Burkhardt, Bernie Wurger, Beniamin Rust, John Sager, Bob Sutherland, Victor Kendall, Paul Angleton, Walter Andrews, Bill Wise, Roy Spreckelmeyer, George Bauder, Gary Ringlespaugh, Gordon Cazzell, Raymond Burkhardt, Marion Smith. Practice is the thing . . . some of the cast practicing for the musical comedy put on by the music depart- ment, Belle of Bagdad. They are, left to right: Florence Lazo, Barbara Downing, Walter Andrews, Paul Angleton, and Bernard Wurger. Victor Kendall won a trip to Washing- ton, D. C. This was accomplished by be- ing second high in the State Fair. G31-'11 1' 4 Cherry Pie contest. 4- C0l'tl6Sl. The poultry iudging team of Ben E was composed of: left to right-Ricl Hadley, Bob Jackson, Billy Boruft, sitting, Harry Jordan. Pat Cloud was winner of the Daugl of American Revolution medal. Jackie Hanneman was the winner of the National Wanda Gibbons and George Bauder were chosen best actress and actor by Ball State Teacher's College. --r Doris Small won first place in the Symphony Poster 66 These people have tried to bring you an interesting and readable school pa- per . . . they were the Spot- light staff . . .the staff was composed mostly of stu- dents that were enrolled in a new English course at Ben Davis . . . Advance Journalism . . . they have worked together to publish bi-weekly the Spotlight. The Keyhole staff has pre- 1ted you with the 1950 KEY- DLE . . . this was accomplished the co-operation between . . . e administration . . . the fac- y . . . the students . . . the viser, Mrs. Kielman . . . and a production staff. KEYHOLE PRODUCTION STAFF eft to right, sitting: Jane McCam- :k, editorial, Jean Neblett, co-editor, 1 Swick, co-editor, Ray Hutchison, rts editor, Lorraine Kettleson, edi- al, and Venice House, make-up. nding: Mrs. Kathleen Keilman, ad- irp Lucetta Rice, advertising, and ra Jo Miles, circulation. KEYHOLE STAFF eft to right, at desk: Jean Neblett, 1 Swick. Row one: Patty Day, is Moore, Ruth Buses, Pat Emrich, ndo Gibbons, Barbara Weakly, Syl- er Rowe. Row two: Pat Cloud, Jane I McCammack, Pat Roach, Elizabeth gel, Pat Forrest, Anna Mae Weh- er, Lucetta Rice. Row three: Joyce ano, Myra Jo Miles, Venice House, :rgia Weatherford, Lorraine Kettle- , Lyle Bratton, Ray Hutchison. Stand- Betty Barnes. Left to right, sitting: Dawn House, Business Manager, Willa Landers, Pub- licity Editor, Lucetta Rice, Associated and Feature Editor: Bob Swick, Editor-in- Chief, Ray Hutchison, Sports Editor, Tom Ellis, Associate Editorial Page Editor, Pat Roach, News Editor: Barbara Kine, Editorial Page Editor. Standing: Gene Pierson, Dick Hadley, Associate Sports Editor, Dick Edwards, Exchange Editor, Frank Bradford, Advertising Editor: Phill Chance, and Mrs. Kathleen Keilman, Publication Adviser. 65 The Future Homemakers of America.. .the Home Economics Club . .. learning to be good housewives.. .good cooks. ..good home managers. Left to right, row one: Mariorie Jones, Venice House, Mary Ann Guthrie, .lo Ann Wilson, Ann Abbott, Lucetta Rice. Row two: Miss Harriet Wilkinson, Arlene Hoover, Pat Emrich, Darlene Brown, Charlotte Hanger, Carolyn Beldon, Patty Day, Bessie Williams, Mary Ann Thompson, Virginia Funkhouser, Helen Miller, Angeline Delol, Ruth Buses, Mrs. Martha Welch. The Bi-Phy-Chembo is a science club that may surely be composed of some of the future scientists of the world . . . a club of biology, physic, chemistry, and botany students. Left to right, standing: Earl Armbrust. Row one: Carol Sue Feeley, Pauline Rogozia, Barbara Downing, Rebecca Wood, Myrtle Shockley, Pat Roach. Row two: Victor Kendall, Carol Ann Keen, John Dale White, Dale Smith, Thomas Rickleman. Row three: Loren Toler, David Srader, Virgil Shockley, Mr. Leland Mills. 64 These officers and sponsors lead the Ben Davis Hi-Y Club in promoting good fellowship between one and another. Left to right: Mr. Donald Hansell, Larry Moon, Marvin Kinkead, David Marksbury, Victor Kendall, Paul Angleton, Bud Col- ber, Mr. James Shockley. gi, - 1 63 C J QW' Left to right, row one: Paul Angleton, David Marksbury, Marvin Kinkead, Bud Colber, Victor Kendall. Row two: Virgil Shockley, Don Burkhardt, Claude Fitch, Tommy Kiritisis, Don Inman. Row three: Kenneth Peek, Charles Teney, Joe Lawler, Charles Duffy, Bob Swick. Row four: Bill Tobias, Walter Andrews, Don Neese, Bill Roberts, Henry Williams. Row five: Raymond Burkhardt, Dale Fancher, Don Workman, Jack Owens, Glen Burkhardt. Row six: Dick Stewart, Monte Sham- baugh, Roy Sprecklemeyer, Richard Millis, John Schroer. Row seven: Bill Arnold, David Srader, Bill Hollingsworth, Tom Ellis, Dick Freiie. Row eight: Don White, James Toombs, Charles Koontz, Jack McMahon, Ronald Gill. Row nine: Jim Ross, Howard Ping, Robert Roe, Larry Moon, James Delong. Row ten: Jim Chapman, James Polk, Bert Waterman, Bob Taber, Lee Allison. The Spanish Club, El Revezo, has just completed another active year . . . meet- ings conducted in Spanish . . .caroling at Christmas. . . Pan American Day celebra- tion . . .they are true ambassadors of good will toward Spanish speaking countries. Left to right, row one: Lorraine Kettleson, Leona Calvert, Mary Graves, Diana Miles, Norman Young. Row two: Bill Wise, Pauline Strakis, Victor Kendall. Row three: Pat Roach, Virginia Delong, Charles Peachee, Row four: Pat Berry, DeAnn Rayborn, Mr. A. T. Pierson, Helen Freund, Bette Pelkin. Row five: Carl Walton, Maude Shaw. Row six: Phil Chance, Norma Calvert, Carlagene Thornbrough. Row seven: Tam Lincks, Leon Reden- bacher, Glen Burkhardt, Vivian Bell, Nancy Shefter. The mathematics club, Trialge, pro- motes interest of mathematics. . . the tree at Christmas time, decorated with geo- metric figures . .. awards to the freshman students. . . sponsoring students in the state contests... a very good year un- der the presidency of Earl Armbrust, and Miss Nina Martin, the sponsor. Lett to right, row one: Barbara Bartlett, Carolyn Links, Richard Emmert, Lynda Wilson, Earl Arm- brust, Wayne Edmondson, Phyllis Atkinson, Miss Nina Martin. Row two: Loretta Thompson, Betty Watts, Pat Roach, Myrtle Shockley, Ann Abbott, Carol Keen, Beverly Inman, Patty Stanfield, Mary Brandt, Nancy Baldaut, Wilma Weakly, Carol Feeley, Eileen Adkinson, Georgia Weatherford. Row three: Charles Brandt, Kenneth Day, Jim Berfanger, John Derome, Dale Smith, Loren Toler, Virgil Shockley, Dean Toombs, Richard Sherer. The youngest of the Ben Davis clubs . . . the Photo Club . . . organized this year through the eFforts of Mr. William Shutt . . . by demonstrations and lectures they endeavored to more fully enioy their interesting hobby and art . . . photog- raphy. Left to right, row one: Mr. Victor Poe, Barbara Kinne, Dianne Miles, Cloamae Hallowell, Betty Duncan, Joan High, Lucille Cogle, Shirley Wyland, Martha Miller, Mr. Leland Mills. Row two: Mari- iean Smith, Gloria Bess, Clara lllg, Lynda Wilson, Joan Sexton, Betty ii,her, Richard Lasley, Earl Armbrust, Jim Miller. Row three: Lyle Bratton, .lack McMahan, Jae Berfanger, Dick Stewart, David South, Paul Feltner, Paul Morgan. Row four: Bill Tobias, Donald Beasley, Jim Berfanger, Jerry Weaver, Dick Millis, Ronald Wilkins, Cliftord Latary, John Manning. The activities ot the Dramatic Club, under the direction of Mrs. Elise Boll, are of a wide variety . . . play tryouts . . . rehearsals . . . I Remember Mama .. .Christmas ploy . .. Thespian initiation ... Dra- matic Club dance. .. banquet. Special honors this year were... best actor and actress in State Dra- matic Contest. . . George Bauder and Wanda Gibbons. . .district American Legion oratorical contest winner . . . Jackie Hanneman. The Thespions get together to make future plans. They are: left to right, front row- Bud Colber, Mary Lou Brumley, Bor- bara Stilf, Maude Shaw, Lucille Wilson, Jane Anne McCammack, Wanda Gib- bons, Jackie Hanneman, Sue Perrott, Barbara Weakly, George Bauder, and JoAnne Edwards. Back row: John Pa- cala, Glenda Rushton, Clara lllg, Thomas Storer, Mrs. Elsie Ball, Sue McMahan, Ann Abbott, Bernie Wurger, Dick Stewart, Mary Ann Guthrie, Vic- tor Kendall, June Davis, and Rebecca Wood. The Dramatic Club: Left to right, row one: Bob McMahan, John Pacala, Joe Phillips, Charles Robinson, Edward Smith. Row two: Barbara Cafouras, Shirley May Wright, George Bauder, Jackie Hanneman, Mrs. Elsie Ball, Lucille Wilson, Dick Stewart, Jane Anne McCammack, Susan Perrott, Phyllis Layne. Row three: JoAnne Edwards, Ann Abbott, Janafay Eichmiller, Rebecca Wood, Sue McMahon, Rita Gill, Bernie Wurger, Jack McMahan, Thomas Storer, Joan White, Dolores Kent, Clara Illg, Joan Hanneman, Jane Hanneman, Row four: Ruth Eason, Barbara Stiff, Mary Lou Brumley, Leola Brutcher, Pauline Strakis, Barbara Weakly, Wanda Gibbons, Patricia Kafoure, Mazie Estep, Faye Shof- ner, Glenda Rushton, Geraldine Rushton, Mary Joan Graves, Donna Lynn Andre, Marlene Sterling. Row five: Mr. Donald Hansell, Shirley Engleman, Shirley Dew, Betty Dishman, June Davis, Maude Shaw, Wayne Edmonson, Bud Colber, Mary Ann Guthrie, Jo Ann Wilson, Mary Jane Butler, Betty Barnes, Sylvester Rowe, Victor Kendall, Lorraine Kettleson, Diana Miles, Joyce Ausharman, Miss Mary McCleary. 60 The night before the basketball game with the Southport Cardinals, these Ben Davis girls gave a very elaborate display of their talents . . . Jackie Hanneman lin the borrowed coat and shoesi is direct- ing Donna Halcomb in putting the ball through the hoop...Jackie Henthorne is up in the air over the whole affair in case the ball makes it to the rim... Becky Wood represents the Cardinal squad . . . left to right . . . Rita Gill, Donna Halcomb, Bob Roeder fthe Giantj, Becky Wood, Sue McMahon, Jackie Henthorne, Barbara Weakly, Jackie Hanneman. JUNIORS-Ann Abbott, Marlene Adams, Dick Alex- ander, Gaton Allen, Joyce Appleget, Bill Arnold, Eileen Atkinson, Nancy Baldaut, Darlene Barker, Carol Benson, Pat Bly, Mary Brandt, Wanda Bright, Delores Brooks, Bill Brown, Janet Carpenter, Florence Davis, Wilma Emberton, Doris Fahrner, Richard Freiie, Virginia Funk- houser, John Gray, Richard Hadley, Donna Halcomb, Jackie Henthorne, Jean Hohn, Clittord Kays, Carolyn Keister, James Kielter, Mary Ann Lundy, Barbara Mains, June Norris, Pat Owens, Geraldine Pemberton, Ed Powers, Lucetta Rice, Richard Roberson, Joan Robbins, Thomas Rossetter, Glenda Rushton, Monte Shambaugh, Gwenn Shelley, Virgil Shockley, Charles Teney, Phyllis Terrel, Barbara Truax, Marcia Van Treese, Jerry Wash, Betty Wheller, Joan Wilson, Bernard Wurger, Bob Yeley, Bob Phillips, Lucille Wilson, Dick Stewart, Janatay Eichmiller, Phyllis Schwartz, Myrtle Barnhart, Verna Montgomery. IFor Sophomore and Freshman Roster, see Page 86J SENIORS-Walter Andrews, Paul Angleton, Helen Arnold, Betty Barnes, Glen Burkhardt, Leona Calvert, Nancy Carr, Pat Cloud, Mariorie Coleman, Janice Colin, Bob Dueker, Jocelyn Dutton, Lorna Ellis, Mazie Estep, Peggy Fogleman, Don Frederick, Mary Jo Graves, Marillyn Hastings, Ray Hutchison, Kathleen Irrgang, Pauline Koppel, Victor Kendall, Betty Ketrow, Lorraine Kettleson, Roselyn Killian, Marvin Kinkead, Kathryn Kolp, Virginia Lane, Tom Lincks, Mary Lucas, Geraldine Martin, Perry McCain, Jane McCammack, Doris Jean McRoy, Katie Messer, Mickie Murray, Betty Neal, Jean Neblett, Jack Owens, Kenneth Peek, Betty Pemberton, Jean Perry, Helen Redington, Pauline Rogozia, Faye Shofner, Helen Stegemoller, Pauline Strakis, Bob Swick, Barbara Swift, Katherine Tatum, Barbara Timmons, Loren Toler, Don White, Bill Wise, Becky Wood, Gene Barrett, Rita Gill, Thomas Storer, Sue Perrott, Bonnie Bohlander, Robert lsrael, Pat Kafoure, Shirley Whyland, Lucille Cogle, Josephine Stepro, Alice Lentz, Jackie Partlow, Marilyn Pulliam, Donald Scott, Richard Kelley, Barbara Weakly, Jo Anne Edwards, George Bauder, Jerry Van Treese. Booster Club otticers: left to right, standing-Mr. John Masariu, sponsor, Mr. Bernard DeWitt, sponsor, Bob Swick, secretary, Marvin Kinkead, president, Mr. Jerry DeWitt, sponsor. Sitting: Helen Stegemoller, vice-president, Richard Freiie, treasurer. In order to stress sportsmanship and fair play in Ben Davis and other neighboring schools, the Booster Club of Ben Davis held the first Yell Leader's Clinic . . .the first of its kind in Marion County . . . outlawed booing at ball games. . . accepted the opinion of the referee as final . . . placed barrels in different spots on the high school grounds to collect the trash from the lawn . . .the semi-formal Sportsmanship Dance was held to welcome the state basketball tournament ...the members mounted to 520 students, which is not half of the Ben Davis enrollment. SUNSHINE SOCIETY Row one: Sue Standiford, Alyce Whipple, Angelina Delofl, Arlene Hoover, Carol Dell, Lois Kettleson, Phyllis Doerfler, Joan Belcher, June Barnes, Eleanore Boggs, Maxine Gregory, Donna Andre, Dolores Kent, Joyce Ausherman, Janice Gossett. Row two: Carol Campbell, Jeanette Gray, Joan White, Sue Schoene- mann, Jane Hanneman, Norma Fox, Claudette Lucas Carole Miller, Shirley Lowe, Nancy Richison, Nancy Graham, Janet Sawyers, Mary Tomlinson, Gertrude Wilson, Norita Nachoft. Row three: Mrs. Wilma Jay, Dolores Weinkaut, Esther Ramsey, Diane Baker, Barbara Moran, Carolyn Barnhart, Phyllis McFall, Wanda Rice, Susan Gilbert, Sue Timmons, Phyllis Brown, Shirley Oberle, Doris Layne, Dorothy Johnson, Jo Ann Roberts, Scharron Smith, Barbara Neill, Mary Halterman, Mrs. Helen Wampler. Row four: Carolyn Belcher, Patricia Gross, Myrtle Shockley, Rosemary, Dudziak, Sandro Crump, Vivian Rhodes, Elaine Hal- man, Phyllis Winters, Gracie Moore, Deann Rayborn, Susan Worrall, June Rust, Norma Eubanks, Phyllis May, Barbara Miller, Ruth Domogalik, Joyce Johnson. Row tive: Karolyn Wilson, Helen Archer, Shirley Partlow, Doris Minet, Ruby Costelow, Patty Taylor, Emeline Robinson, Coleen Welsh, Colette Welsh, Janith Mastery- anni, Barbara Elder, Joan Hanneman, Barbara Mullinix, Patricia Arnold, Mona Lee Walters, Bonnie Pemberton, Dorothy Topper. Row six: Helen Mabel Miller, Shirley Wheeler, Wanda Morris, Shirley Armstrong, Carol Harlan, Nancy Sheffer, Patty Glaze, La Donna Eggers, Karen Carlisle, Sharon Pruitt, Patricia Parrett, Phyllis Morton, Jerry Lou Smith, Geraldine Rushton, Norman Jean Johnson, Judy Byrd, Carolyn Cloud, Nancy Bowman, Miss Jean Falvey. The Sunshine Society officers discussed plans in- formally for the club. Martha Miller, Lucille Wilson, Pauline Rogozia, Evelyn Poe, Roberta Marlowe. Sunshine meetings . . . district convention at Center Grove. . . collected old clothes for needy children at Christmas. .. Sunshine and Hi-Y Valentine Dance. . .Sunshine Formal Dance . . . Riley Fund for nurses scholarship . . .these were some of the Sunshine Society's many activities. Row one: Mary Graves, Leona Calvert, Betty Duncan, Shirley Whyland, Shirley Edwards, Barbara Downing, Margery Winter- rowd, Lucille Rogers, Pauline Rogozia, Lucille Wilson, Roberta Marlowe, Evelyn Poe, Martha Miller, Roselyn Killian, Jeannine Gant1, Shirley May Wright, Billie Wise, Betty Williams, Marie Moon, Leola Brutcher, Pat Alexander. Row two: Florence Pollard, Rosalyn Clark, Carlagene Thornbrough, Barbara Clair, Katie Collester, Wanda Bright, Jean High, Terry Doan, Joan High, Dorothy Herald, Frances Jordan, Dianasue Ferguson, Lavenna Deloff, Beverly lnman, Barbara Bartlett, Carol Sue Feeley, Ann Thomas, Lucetta Rice, Gleanna Green, Marcia Van Treese, Doris Fahrner, Phyllis Terrell. Row three: Barbara Hamm, Carol Jordan, Patty Hutchison, Peggy Kiefer, Margaret Vornehm, Dorothy Littleiohn, Darlene Barker, Becky Wood, Nancy Carr, Marillyn Hastings, Virginia Scott, Ruth Bertram, Carol Benson, Patricia Kafoure, Nancy Albrecht, Rose Roberts, Carolyn Lincks, Patty Stanfield, Betty Watts, Mary Jane Watson, Mariorie Jones, Peggy Forstan, Alice Lentz. Row four: Katherine Tatum, Helen Stege- moller, Mabel Murray, Gaidene Christie, Helen Freund, Janet Carpenter, Martha Asbury, Doris Markins, Janice Lamphere, Barbara Mains, Jane Boughton, Shirley Ann Wright, Willa Jean Hohn, Jean Perry, Joan Robbins, Jannafay Eichmiller, Ann Abbott, Ja Ann Wilson, Barbara Smith, Mariean Smith. Row five: Virginia Childress, Jane Ballard, Pat Owens, Dolores Warriner, Donna Holcomb, Jackie Henthorne, Sue Orr, Myra Gaskins, Elsie Snyder, Sandra Brothers, Wanda Schoenemann, Caroline Valen- tine, Joyce Appleget, Kathryn Kolp, Nancy Baldauf, June Davis, Gloria Bess, Juanita Harvey, Jacquelin Smith, Betty Branham, Christine Abner, Patricia Emrich. Row six: Barbara Weakly, Wanda Gibbons, Maiorie Coleman, Pot Cloud, Loretta Thompson, Pauline Strakis, Carolyn Belden, Mary Binkley, Darlene Brown, Betty Arnold, Marilynn Phillips, Rosemary McKern, Georgenne Cassidy, Kathleen Adkins, Carol Keen, Mary Lou Brumley, Barbara Johnson, Mrs. Faye Nelson, Doris Moore, Glenda Rushton. Row seven: Norma Calvert, Marlene Beasley, Rosalie Culbertson, Nancy Cushman, Lois Burks, Betty Fisher, Joann Sexton, Georgia Weatherford, Wilma Weakly, Lynda Wilson, Lois Bray, Lorraine Kettleson, June Rust, Peggy Bristow, Gwen Shelley, Mary Timberman, Virginia Funkhauser, Pat Roach, Pat Berry, Miss Mary McLane, Mrs. Esther Steindorff, Patty Day. Row eight: Norma Barker, Florence Lazo. -...Ja WML M ' Mr. Leland Mills, sponsor, Loren Toler, treasurer Earl Armbrust, president, Carol Keen, reporter, Paul ine Rogozic, secretary, and Pat Roach, vice-presi ings for the club. 55 dent . . . the officers of a typical club . . . the Bi-Phy- Chembo . . . get together to plan interesting meet- 9 nr one-David Acton, George Anacker, e Bear, Shirley Buher, Paul Burkert, Jo i Cain, Norma Chandley, Betty Childress, s Iean Conroy, Iames Costelow, Ruby stelow, Barbara Craig, Nadine Davidson, gene Denney, Robert Dix, Donald Down- , Howard Duncan, Sarah Eads. M two-Jimmy Edens, lim Fahrner, icy Falconbul'Y, luaita Fellows, Kenneth ehearty, Catherine Flory, Gilbert Gorman, ricia Gross, Mary Halterman, Burtis Ham- :, Marcus Jean, Dolores Iellison, Dale nson, Jerry Kepner, Robert Kettman, Iames Lanqhammer, Shirley Lieske, Shirley Lowe. Row three-Claudette Lucas, Donald Mc- Clure, Earl Marsh, Maw Meisberger', Dale Messmore, Lucille Middleton, Carole Miller, Larry Miller, Richard Miller, Doris Minet, Daniel Minton, Phyllis Minton, Clara Murphy, Gerald Nieman, Patricia Parrett, Shirley Part- low, Patrick Patterson, Bonnie Pemberton. Row four-Gordon Peters, Lynn Pike, Charles Pritchett, Melvin Pritchett, Sharon 53 Pruett, Esther Ramsey, Iackson Reynolds, James Russell, Robert Schmidt, Harry Schmink, James Smith, Myrtle Smith, Robert W. Smith, John South, Edith Spaulding, Stanley A. Stewart, Iodeyna Stroup, Charles Stumph. Row five-Fred Tanqman, Stella Tatum, Patsy Taylor, Dorothy Topper, Billie Towe, Shirley Waqonseller, Dolores Weinkauf, Shirley Wheeler, William Wheeler, Marvin Wilson, Harold Woehlecke, Shirley Work- man. Qmhmm . Row one- Don McAminch, lack McClain Phyllis McFall, Ray McFarland, Vernon Mc- King, Gerald McKern, Bob McMahan, Mary McMullen, Donald Melton, Charles Merz, Richard W. Meyer, Richard D. Meyer, Harry Middleton, Arthur Miles, lames Miles, Bar- bara Miller, Helen Miller, Bob Mitchell. Row two -Victor Mitchell, Gaylor Mock, Robert Meek, Gracie Moore, lack Moore, Robert Moore, Vaughn Moore, Carolyn Moneymaker, Iohn Montgomery, Ray Mont- gomery, Richard Montgomery, Barbara Moran, lack Morgan, Wanda Morris, Phyllis Morton, Barbara Mullinix, Arthur Mundy, Pat Mutz. Row three Barbara Neill, Marie Newby, Drextel Newsom, Shirley Oberele, Shirley Oliver, Betty O'key, Wayne Osborn, Betty Owens, lerry Owens, Iohn Pacala, lean Padgett, Marilyn Parker, lack Parks, Roberta Patton, Philip Paul, Donna Peachee, Virginia Peltrey, Ioan Pennington. Row Four Delores Pepelia, Leroy Perry, Charles Pettit, Bob Phillips, Elmer Phillips, lesse Pieper, Charles Pierce, Carol Fletch, David Polk, Cecil Potter, Ann Pratt, Donald Pratt, Glenn Pratt, Harold Price, Lavada L. S22 3 1 rr Inf, V ,X Q1 ve 35' F ' X11 Price, Harold Ragland, lim Raiser, Naomi Raisor. Row five-Wayne Ramsey, Elizabeth Ran- some, Shirley Rasmussen, Deann Rayborn, Marvin Ray, Ronald Reagen, Iulia Reeves, Vivian Rhodes, Beverly Richey, Iohn Rice, Wanda Rice, Buddy Richardson, Nancy Rich- ison, lim Roberts, Barbara Robinson, Erniline Robinson, Gene Robison. Row six--Geneva Rowe, Carl Rudrcfle, Orlanda Runyan, Geraldine Rushton, lerry Rushton, Iune Rust, Shirley Rutherford, Sandra Rutledge, Samuel Sadehs, Ianet Saw- yer, David Scheffel, Sue Schoenemon, Iames Searcy, Norman Sexton, Myrtle Shockley, David Shaw, Pat Shaw, Nancy Sheffer. Row seven -- Gilbert Shelly, Earl Shepherd, laretta Shoulders, William Shroute, Donald Skaggs, Kenneth Skaggs, Edward Smith, lrrna Smith, lack Smith, lerry Lou Smith, Lyman Smith, Richard Smith, Robert Smith, Sharron Smith, Kenneth Smock, Mildred Smock, Harold Sommers, Carolyn Stander- ford. Row orght- -- Richard Stanford, Marlene Ster- lrng, Sue Stevens, Barbara Stevens, Robert Stevenson, Shirley Stickles, Iames Stone, Sharon Stocking, Iohn Stoute, Iames Stout, Dianne Surber, Betty Sutton, Richard Swee- noy, Moro Snowdon, Bob Tabor, Bill Taylor, loan Taylor, Sue Timmons. Row nine -Maurice Thomas, Ioan Thorrrp. son, Foanne Marie Thompson, Mary Tomlin son, Iarnes Toombs, Don Trisler, Edwin Truax, Ruth Turner, ley Tyson, Richard Uhles, Harvey VanMotter, Bill Verhonrk, Arthur Vonstrobe, Glaye Wade, Donna Wal- lace, Nona Lee Walter, Rirhard Warrirm, Harold Watkins. Row ten Fred Weaver, lrrrrrny Wells, Sandra Wells, Coleen Welsh, Colette Welsh, lack Worth, Donald Wesner, Herald West, Alyce Whipple, Patricia Whipple, loan White, Carol Whitetord, Sara Whiteside, Raymond Whiteley, Bob Wilber, Charles Williams, George Williams, Carl Wilson, Row eleven -- Don Wilson, Gertrude Wilson, Karolyn Wilson, Phyllis Winter, Bonnie Wise, Frank Wiseman, lorry Wolte, Richard Wool- soy, Frankie Worten, Susan Worrall, Shirley Ann Wright, Shirley May Wright, Myla Young. 9 3 , . ,W , !., if S 25. K V' ni i L D:-N V i D3 , M ' 1, ,rf 5,41 ,-5 , ' af jk, V f a r , , Q r in-, ill a A 'f is '47 if , R, x , P t' r -. A ' ,t P 7- 53, ag' a , I! -rv ,,,,, ' ii iii A r A l iiiif, r ' H ,' r f . r f ' ' ' D-'fl is?--T' kv ., XJ 2 v r J I 8 I 14. A - i Phfl It ' 't an in 3 rg 1 aifllfh ,-,r fr , A ,QE Q ,,v,, S wi 1 ,t t 'f' P K r . t , Q, 3, . r ,s f V , A . t , EV . 4 ta S .-f ':. , 1 - f itt' r, ' 1 52 W .,..,.. .,.. ..,.., v 1 8 l K Q g . A K i M , 3 Q lm V . 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' ., 1 ,, ,, , , .. 3 gagggg , Q ' ill' F4 ' A i Q t L - 5 ,R J' v Z4 Row one--Louann Ahnetield, Vivian Alex- ander, Norma Allee, Lee Allison, Barbara Anderson, Phyllis Anderson, Donna Andre, Helen Archer, Betty Jo Archey, Shirley Arm- strong, Gene Arnold, Pat Arnold, Phyllis Atkinson, Joyce Ausherman, Bob Babcock, Jack Bailey, Bob Baker, Carole Baker. Row two -Charles Baker, Connie Baker, Diane Baker, Jerry Baker, Kieth Baker, Tom Baldaut, Suzanne Barkdall, June Ann Barnes, Carolyn Barnhart, Tom Barthlomew, Glenn Barrett, Carol Barton, Jo Ann Belcher, Bill Beldon, Carol Bess, Jack Bishop, Eleanor Boggs, Norman Boling. Row three -Betty Bowman, Ted Botkin, Lynda Bosdick, Nancy Bowman, Charles Bradfield, Richard Brandt, Eddie Brinson, Bob Britt, Nila Broadstreet, Carroll Brown, David Brown, Phyllis Anne Brown, Don Browning, Bernard Bryant, James Burch, Betty Burdine, Don Burkham, Bob Burkhead. Row four--Leoda Burton, Ruth Burtuam, Judith Byrd, Dorothy Calvert, Vera Calvert, Carol Ann Campbell, Hazel Carathers, Karen Carlisle, Iris Carlton, Richard Carpenter, Patty Carson, Norma Case, Lacey Casmier, Judy Chamness, Jimmy Chapman, Paul Childers, Bennie Clark, La Verne Clark. Row tive4Gloria Clements, Carolyn Cloud, Johnnie Codalota, Catherine Collier, Robert Consamus, Virginia Cook, Betty Cossell, Martin Couch, Lillian Cratton, Ronald Cress, Sandra Crump, Rosalie Culbertson, Clifford Cunningham, Gwendolyn Cunningham, Nancy Cushman, Phyllis Daty, Billy Dawson, Dick Dawson. Row six--Henretta Davis, Shirley Davis, John Dean, Phyllis Dean, Richard Delaney, Carol Dell, Wayne Dell, Angilina Deloff, Harold Denny, Suzanne Derbyshire, Arthur Deiherage, Lucille Deyo, Richard Diggs, Phyllis Doeriler, Nancy Dornbeiz, Ruth Dom- ohrlih, Rosemary Dudziah, John Dunn. Row seven-Elmer Dupree, Ruth Eason, Prentiss Eastham, Leroy Eckert, Ladonna Eggers, Barbara Elder, Patty Ellis, Ray Ellis, Anthony Elliott, Barbara Elsey, Shirley Engle- man, Melvin Emberton, Sharon Emmert, Norma Eubanks, Rose Farmer, David Feltner, Patty Ferguson, James Finchum. Row eight- Jo Ann Finchum, Joan Fletcher, Alma Fox, LeRoy Fraker, Robert Fraker, Robert Franklin, Robert Fruend, Patty Fro- derman, Leroy Froelich, Barbara Fugate, Ruby Ghant, Jeannine Gantz, Suzan Gilbert, James Gilberch, Tom Glass, Patty Glaze, Jeannette Gray, Robert Gray. 51 Row nine-Janet Graham, Nancy Graham, Gerlad Greene, Maxine Gregory, Barbara Grey, Ronnie Grimes, Carole Groves, Ronnie Grubbes, Elizabeth Gorman, Janice Gossett, Joan Goss, Loretta Gunn, George Hadley, Elaine Halman, Barbara Hamm, Jim Hanna, Jane Hanneman. Row ten -- Joan Hanneman, Carol Harlan, Jesse Harris, Paul Harris, Jerry Hartwig, Harley Hassel, Don Hawkins, Edward Heath, Jim Helkner, Jack Henry, Geneva Herring, Sharon Higham, Bill Hollingsworth, Arlene Hoover, Shirley Howard, Margaret Irwin, Herbert lsral, Norma Jackson. Row eleven-Patsy Jarrett, Dolye Jellison, Donald Johnson, Dorothy Johnson, Fred Johnson, Gloria Johnson, Joyce Johnson, Nelson Johnson, Norma Johnson, Carol Jor- don, Louise Judkins, Raymond Kelso, Lois Kettleson, Dolores Kent, Jane Keys, Ralph Kedwell, Jackie Kriner, Loretta Land. Row twelve- -Patricia Lane, Don Lane, David Lane, Jack Lane, Jim Lawler, Frankie Lee, John Lee, Walter Lentz, Richard Lepper, Patricia Lucas, Carl Lundy, Peggy Mains, Richard Mann, Marshall Mason, James Mark- ins, Phyllis May, Joe Marshall, Janith Masteryanni. ,,. - . . L., I Row one-Don Reynolds, Richard Rhoades, Gary Ringlespaugh, David Richardson, Harry Richardson, Thomas Rickleman, Lawrence Ritter, Robert Ritter, Sara Ritter, William Roberts, Charles Robinson, Rose Roberts. Row two-Rose May Roberts, Robert Roe, Robert Rosselot, Iames Ross, Jack Robinson, Doris Rutherford, Ioan Sampley lmovedj, Paul Sawyer, Ioyce Schenek, Richard Scherer, Wanda Schoenemann, Paul Schuh. Row three-Donald Scott, Geraldine Scott, Norma Sedam, Margaret Seymour, Rita Shake, Pauline Shepard, Carolyn Silkwood, ,V Alfred Smith, Barbara Smith, Iacquilene Smith, Eugene Smith, Marion Smith. Row iourWMarjene Smith, Phyllis Spikes, David Spray, David Srader, Patty Stanfield, Barbara Stevens, Sue Stevens IIIBJ, Norma Stout, James Stewart, Ruth Stewart, Edward Tangman, Patty Tatum. Row five-Ann Thomas, Maurice Thomas, Marilyn Thompson, Mary Thompson, Robert Thompson, Carlagene Thornbrough, Beverley Titus, Sue Timmons, William Tobias, Charles Townsend, Nick Tuscano C1lBJ, Delina Uffman. tv if 50 Row six-Caroline Valentine, Robert Van, Elizabeth Vogel KllBJ, Allen Von Kannon, lames Wagner, Martha Wagner, Richard Walker, Chuck Walters, Carl Walton, Delores Warriner, Bert Waterman, Mary Jane Watson. Row seven - Welma Weakly, Georgian Weatheriord, Norma Weatington, Iack Weaver, Charles Webb, Helen Webster, Anna Mae Wehmeir CIIBJ, Elua Iean Wetzel, Barbara White, Bill Whitis, Don Wilber, Clyde Whalen. Row eight-Charlotte Williams, Arlin Wil- son, Earl Wilson, Ierry Wooloms, Kenneth Young, Norman Young, Floyd Yovanovich, Margaret Vornehm. i l f- , -, -V N -F - -Y-my , lg fri' tb. 0 f ,Y X e Q dw- g waded w one- -Charles Genter, Harry Grimes, 'ry Grimes, Herbert Goodwell, Virginia xodwin, Don Hager, Beulah Halterrnan, elyn Hamblen, Robert Harper, Barbara rt, Carole Hart, Rachel Hart. W two---aNoel Harvey, Roberta Hatton, nald Hazelwood, Stanley Heaton, Iudith fdge, Richard Hedrick, Doris Helms, Pat rnninger, Dorothy Herald, Billy Higgins, in High, Ioan High. iw three-John Hiliicker, Gladys Hoag- id, Cloamae Hollowell, Herbert Howell, ddy Hurst, Iacrk Hutchison, Patricia Hutchi- n. Richard Hutchison, Beverly Inman, Don man, Donald Jenkins, Ruth Ienks. 'E 533' gems f , 1 ta.. are ig-'I ,, , se , .,, A sg: ., 1 it 'E wr' . , , wg, . . v 1 ,,K. .X M if ff We e ,gfiiii ill? 'bi .rnY'j,gf: QT V+ 5, 'X gem- Q my .. , .r Row four Mark lidolincs, Robert Iohanne- son, Dorothy Iohnson, Clarence Iohnson, Pauline Iones, lack Iones, Marjorie Jones, Frances Iordan, Peggy Kiefer, Iames King, Tommy Kiritsis, Earl Kirk. Row five'--Gene Kirk, Iohn Klemm, Charles Koontz, Janice Lamphere, Owen Landiord, Richard Lang, Virginia Lenz, Marilyn Lewel- len, Dorothy Littlejohn, Carolyn Links, Betty Loney, Larry Long. Row six-Marcia Lowery, Beverly Mahan, David Mattox, Roberta Marlowe, Charles Marsh, Mary Mchartney, Bill McGowen, Bernice McKinney, Rose Mary McKern, lerry Merrick, David Miller, Lois Miller. 49 Row seven eNorman Miller, Marie Miller. Barbara Minton, Opal Modglin, Robert Mont- gomery, larry Moon, Ethel Moon, Marie Moon, Bert Morgan, Paul Morgan, lack Mor- ton, Ferrell Neutzman. Row eight-Robert Nolte, Delores Norris, Dorothy Orner, Sue Orr, Edith Overholtz, William Owen, Beatrice Parker, Iames Parker, Frank Pilum, Joe Phillips, Marilynn Phillips, Betty Pelkin. Row nine-Pat Pieper, Howard Ping, Flor- ence Pollard, Anna Price, Robert Pedigo, Eugene Quilter, David Raisor, Nancy Raush, Eugene Reckleman, Leon Redenbacker, lack Reeves, Louis Reeves. S Row one -- Christine Abner, Kathleen Ad- kins, Nancy Albrecht, Kenneth Alexander, Lee Allison, Robert Altmeyer, Betty Arnold, Darlene Arnold, Delores Asher, Robert Baker, Charlene Baldwin, lane Ballard. Row two-Roberta Ball, Darlene Barker, Henry Barnes, Charles Barnett, Barbara Bart- lett, David Barton, Cherrill Baugh, Lois Iean Bauman, Richard Belcher, Carolyn Belden, Cleatha Bell, Donald Bell. Row three-Vivian Bell, Ioe Berry, Otis Bickel, Mary Lou Binkley, Norman Bohm, Billie Bolen, Iane Boughton, Robert Bowman, Deloris Brackett, Betty Branham, Peggy Bris- tow, Sandra Brothers. 133 Row iour-Darlene Brown, Rawlins Brown, Leola Brutcher, Rosemarie Bryant, Erma Burdette, Raymond Burkhardt, Lois Burks, Richard Burks, lack Burns, lack Burkam, Thelma Buttz, Raymond Byrne, letty Canada. Row five--Ioyce Carter, Georgenne Cassidy, Teddy Cassady, Clifford Chapman, Clyde Chasteen, Virginia Childress, Gaidene Christie, Barbara Clair, Forest Clair, Kathryn Collester, Richard Collier, Harold Cottongim. Row six-Eugene Craig, Leland Crandall, Thomas Davis, Richard Dawson, Lavenna Deloff, Raymond Deyo, Iuanita Doan, Raleigh Dobbins, Billy Dodds, Rodney Dreyer, Charles Duffy, William Dunbar. t Row seven-Betty Duncan, Peggy Duncan, Robert Duker, Ianet Ehle, Charles Ellis, Delores Ellis, Iohn Ellis, Patricia Ellis, Mari- belle Emmert, Norma Emmert, William Evans, Ray Fahrback. Row eight--Gary Fancher, Ioan Farlow, Donald Farmer, Carol Sue Feeley, William Fellows, Dianasue Ferguson, Lois Fisk, Claude Fitch, Robert Fitch, Robert Flake, Peggy Forston, Richard Fox, Helen Freund. Row nine-Margaret Froelich, Grace Frost, Mark Germain, Ruth Games, Bob Garman, Frazer Garrett, Sonny Cazzell, Myra Gaskins, Ronnald Gill, Lois Gilbrich, Harland Gilles- pie, Rose Green. V. F V, 9' - if-3 Q F v , - 54 V. l -.Ai ' g , - -1 . , .A . ,g ' f '- 31 ' . ,,.. . 9' a1.t,,vs4 , A - k,.yf.. , WW , 45 , ,Sli an i . ff. i ' ' if if ig if, Q ' V 1 f at . V 5 135 f gk K , A we lp . v ,W - . ' , Y I -4' .rg I ,,,,. 1 if. , f, 'J - ., fit L A al it .. ft.. , Ni at YL 48 We aniaad v nine- Alva Lawless, Iohn Lefevers, y Lewellen, Charles Livingston, George e, Mary Lundy Kwithdrewl, Barbara ns, Doris Markins, Norman McCormack, xl McCoy, loan McDowell, lack McMahan, y McMann, Carl McNelly, Maryland Jelly. 1 ten -Myra lo Miles, Betty Mitchell, 1 Mitchell, Verna Montgomery, Ronald ris, lack Moore, Mabel Murray, Don se, Greta Nichols, Arlene Nihiser, June ris, Pat Owens, Anna Parker, William :s, Charles Peachee. ' eleven-Geraldine Pemberton, Gene son, Marilyn Pillman, Evelyn Poe, Ina Poteet, Nina Poteet, Harold Powers, Doris Quinn, Thomas Raqan Ivan Ray, Tom Res- setter, John Rhaodes, Lucetta Rice, Donald Ritter, Pat Roach. Row twelve-Ioan Robbins, Richard Rober- son, Iaclc Robinson, Iack Robison, Iohn Ross, Glenda Rushton, Ellen Savage, Richard Scherer, Phyllis Schwartz, Ioan Sexton, Monte Shambaugh, Maude Shaw, Gwen Shelly, Virgil Shockley, Ioan Smith. Row thirteen-- Ronald Smith, Ralph South, Roy Spreckelmeyer, Dolores Springer, Bar- bara Stegner, Robert Stiles, Robert Suther- land, Mary Timberman, Charles Teney, Phyl- 47 lis Terrell, lack Thompson, Barbara Truax, Dorothy Van Treese, Marcia Van Treese, Keith Walters. How fourteen iRobert Wand, Gerald Wash, Charles Webb, Betty Whalen, Betty Wheeler, Dorsel White, Iohn Dale White, Iohn White, Bill Wilbur, Ronald Wilkins, Betty Williams, Dave Williams, Henry Williams, Ioan Williams. Row fifteen- Io Ann Wilson, Lynda Wilson, Margery Winterrowd, Billie Wise, Eugene Wright, Billy Wood, Don Workman, Bernard Wurqer, Pat Wybenga, Robert Yeley, Francis Yovanovich. unicvu Row one Ann Abbott, Marlene Adams, Dick Alexander, Pat Alexander, Allen Alford, Don Alimeyer, Ioyce Appleget, Joe Archer, Bill Arnold, Eileen Atkinson, Robert Atwell, Nancy Baldauf, Norma Barker, Myrtle Barn- hart, Marlene Beasley. Row two Harold Bell, Lloyd Bell, Carol Benson, Gloria Bess, Russell Bewley, Richard Blunk, Pat Bly, William Boruit, Frank Brad! lord, Charles Brandt, Mary Brandt, Lyle Bratton, Lois Bray, Wanda Bright, Delores Brooks. Row three' Delores Brown, Mary Lou Brumley, Robert Bunce Anna Buses, Iames Butts, Don Burkhardt, Norma Calvert, Geralf dine Cantrell, Virginia Cantrell, Ianet Car- penter, Claudette Clark, Philip Chance, Franklin Chasteen, Paul Christie, Sheila Conrad. Bow four - Iosephine Costelow, Ioyce Crouch, Iohn Cummings, Robert Cushman Iune Davis, Bill Day, Patty Day, Ioyce De- lano, Iames Delong, Iohn Derome, Max Downey, Ann Dunn, Barbara Eastridge, Bill Edwards, Iannafay Eichmiller. Row five --Tom Ellis, Meredith Ellison, Wilma Emberton, Beverly Emmert, Raymond Engleman, Doris Fahrner, Paul Feltner Bar- bara Ferrell, Irene Fishel, Betty Fisher, Patty Frederick fwithdrewl, Richard Freije, Harold Froman, Carl Fuller, Virginia Funk- houser. Row six- -Ray Furguson, Mary Gatewood, Edith Gladson, Iohn Gray, Glenna Green, James Grigdesby, Mary Guthrie, Richarc Hadley, Donna Halcomb, Charlotte Hanger Ioanne Harden, Patsy Harrell, Iuanita Har v-ey, Norman Haus, Sandra Hays. Row seven -- Harlene Hedge, lacquelyr Henthorn, Francis Hoeger, Willa lean Hohn Mark Hollingsworth, Edward Honeycutt Donald Horn, Tom Horning, Dawn House Venice House, Billy Hurst, Clara lllg, Luanr lnman Bobby Iackson, George Ienkins. Row eight Barbara Iohnson, Don lohnson Rita Johnson, Lavon Iohnston, Leon Iones Robert Kaufman, Clifford Kays, Carol Keen Carolyn Keister, Iames Kieffer, Robert King Barbara Kinne, Flora Knotts, Willa Landers Ioe Lawler. it 'ii E- Y' rg? lrli A 2 8: -I i 1, ffl, 46 -' President V168-FP6SIdQEE'Y'? Seq:etarY' m Treasur6?'W'W'F Q I2 B 21 QD, W,i w..Q ', PM .,..,. I Jim Wacker Florence Davis Florence 1920 GQQDH AllGH if I if O I I A r fi L I i 'gif-, i... J'Qk Luv azz Lucille wilson Martha Miller? Tony Hodres I L-- O . I Ni O Q - M 1: .,4,. ,.,. i FB- ,xrry Tson Marlene Harker Esther Moore Dale Grwndull as O W Q H? , f - :OA 'Nw X , Q j .91-S? Uwe gbggrgfgpnpy ?Rettf,'W.'!a t3f Kathleen ,sqxins -101 Frarmar , f ,W - 4,5 gm 1,5 I A z Q, I E W 0 0 , 0 5 'Q f N? a', Tiwf Rwbert Hilbur iarbarg Gafouras U919V99 fG9G1iH UOUHTU Qfitt ,fx - .A,' ll, '13 A k , K Q ,, Donald Jnncun Loritm kachoff Jo nnda Hrmft Edwin Trufx A 4 Q K 0 , 0 5 0 QB ' ,L . - '. . , , is 'g.??-:mu-..:i - Q '.' 5 W'b kwa? '.' 5i'f? Jack JGSVGP Jarolyn Belcher Xorma Fox Jack East 1 0 gf ooo U.. 45 Vw-'M 2- A 4 Row One :sent WHIPPLE S. P. Q. R. DN WHITE Boosters, Hi-Y. 'IIRLEY WHYLAND S. P. Q. R., Sunshine, Boosters, Frosh and Senior Office, 95, 10B Council. Row Two ESSIE MAE WILLIAMS Sunshine, F. H. A. RTHUR WINTERROWD Boosters, Chorus. ILL WISE Boosters, El Revezo, Baseball, Purpleaires. Row Three EBECCA WOOD Sunshine, Boosters, S. P. Q. R., Dramatic Club, Thespian, Color Guard, Bi-Phy-Chumbo. Senior Class History Remember . . . Four years ago . . . When we stood in front of the Freshman build- ing . . .frightened at what lay ahead of us, but delighted at being in high school? lt didn't take us long to get over our awe . . . soon we were bragging loudly to our eighth grade friends. Election time came soon that first year . . . our 9B officers were Walter Andrews, Helen Stegemoller, Eunice Johnson and Dale Morgan . . . 9A's chose Jack Cafouras, Faye Shofner, David Henderson, and Jackie Burton. The biggest thrill of that first year was our Freshman party with its program . . . f its dancing . . . its games. That was the year we gave an operetta, Sunbonnet Girl, under the direction of Mr. Omar Rybolt, head of the music department. By the next year we felt thoroughly at home in, high school, but we were due for another day of excitement as school started . . . getting off the school bus . . . walk- ing into the SENIOR building. We struggled with lockers . . . we felt small and ignored among the upper classmen . . . but we soon adjusted ourselves. IConcluded on Page san 43 Lvl!! PW f U' 4 W - -ew W ' f - 3 'Wx y ,LEM Q F is ,.. JOE WAGNER Boosters, Baseball. ESTHER L. WALLS Purpleaires. CHARLES WALTERS BARBARA WEAKLY Row One Row Two Sunshine, Dramatic Club, Thespian, Boosters, Color Guard, Purpleaires, Keyhole Staff. JERRY WEAVER Bi-Phy-Chembo, Boosters. DALE WEHMEIER S. P. Q. R. JOYCE WEHMEIER Sunshine. NORMAN WELLS Football, S. P. Q. R., MONICA H. WESTELL Row Three Chorus, Frosh Hi-Y. Row One LORETTA THOMPSON S. P. Q. R., Trialge, Sunshine, Boosters, 4-H, Frosh Clinic Valley Ball Team, Maiorett, Girls' Basketball and Base- ball. BARBARA TIMMONS Boosters, Sunshine, Office, Bowling, Senior Council DEAN TOOMBS S. P. Q. R., Trialge, Bi-Phy-Chembo, Track, IOB, IIB Treasurer, 'l2B President, 98 Council. Row Two LOREN TOLER S. P. Q. R., Trialge, Bi-Phy-Chembo, Boosters. ANN TRACY 4-H, History. MARCELLA TRU EX Row Three BILL U NDERWOOD 9B Treasurer, l'lB Treasurer. JERRY VAN TREESE Boosters. THELMA BUTTS S. P. Q. R., Maiorette, Girls' Athletics. l Row One ELSIE MAE SNYDER Sunshine, Boosters, Band, Home Economics. 'ATRICIA A. SNYDER DAVID SOUTH Row Two CHARLES SPRINGER Boosters HELEN STEGEMOLLER Sunshine, Boosters, Bowling Club, 9B, 'lOB, l'lB Vice President, 12B Secretary. JOSEPHINE STEPRO Sunshine, S. P. Q. R., Boosters, Library Staff. Row Three PAUL STERRETT Dramatic Club, S. P. Q. R., R. O. T. C., Baseball, Band. BARBARA STIFF Dramatic Club, Thespian, Sunshine, El Revezo. THOMAS STORER Boosters, Dramatic Club, R.O.T.C., Drum Maior, Student Manager Baseball. PAULINE STRAKIS Row One S. P. Q. R., El Revezo, Boosters, Dramatic Club, Sunshine Freshman Clinic, Senior Office. .IEWELL STUMPH LOIS STURGEON S. P. Q. R., F. H. A ROBERT SWICK Row Two 'ik' Bi-Phy-Chembo, Jr. Hi-Y, Senior Hi-Y, Boosters Frosh Reserve, Varsity Basketball, Baseball, Co-editor of Key hole, Spotlight. BARBARA SWIFT Boosters, Sunshine, Spotlight, Library. KATHERINE TATUM F. H. A., S. P. Q. R., Trialge, Sunshine, Boosters ir s Basketball, Bowling Club, Senior Oflice. Row Three JACK TAYLOR Band, R. O. T. C. SHIRLEY TEENEY Boosters, S. P. Q. DON THOMPSON Boosters. R., Sunshine. FAYE SHOFNER Row One Sunshine, Boosters, Dramatic Club, 9A Secretary, 'IOA, 'IIA Vice President, 'l2B Vice President. DORIS LEE SIMMONDS El Revezo, Sunshine, Boosters. RUTH SIMMONS Trialge, 4-H, Sunshine, Boosters, Keyhole, S. P. Q. R., Girls' Basketball. MARY LOU SIPE Row Two Sunshine, Girls' Glee Club, 'l2A Vice President. DORIS SMALL Keyhole, Spotlight, Library, Journalism Award, 9B-A Vice President. DALE SMITH S. P. Q. R., Trialge, Bi-Phy-Chembo. JAMES EDWARD SMITH MARY LOUISE SMITH RALPH SMITH Boosters. Row Three Row One JOHN SAGER Choir, R. O. T. C. DAVID SCHAFER R. O. T. C. JOHN SCHROER Hi-Y, Boosters, Band, R. O. T. C. Row Two DONALD SCOTT S. P. Q. R., Boosters, Student Manager Basketball. RONALD SCOTT STANLEY SCOTT Reserve Football. Row Three VIRGINIA JOAN SCOTT Sunshine, Choir, Boosters, Library, Clinic, IOB Secretary BRADLEY SHAW S. P. Q. R., Dramatic Club, Thespian, Freshman Football HOWARD RICHARD SHELLEY Boosters, Camera Club, Cross Country, Track. ,sd fc Row One BETTY LOU POOLE Boosters, Sunshine, Chorus, Mimeograph Room, Supply Room, Frosh Play. FLORETTA POTTER Dramatic Club, Sunshine, Chorus, Library, Frosh Math Award, Award for Editorship of Spotlight. PHYLLIS PRICE Sunshine, Boosters, Chorus. Row Two MARILYN JEANNE PULLIAM Sunshine, Boosters, Chorus. FLOYD F. RADTKE Bi-Phy-Chembo RUTH RAMSEY Sunshine, Boosters, TOB, 'ITB Vice President. Row Three GROVER REDINGTON Frosh Hi-Y, Chorus. HELEN L. REDlNGTON Sunshine, F.H.A., Frosh Clinic, Boosters, Color Guard, Spotlight Staft. MARY RITTER S. P. Q. R., Bi-Phy-Chembo, Sunshine, Boosters. Row One ANITA ROBERSON Dramatic Club, Boosters, Chorus. BARBARA ROBERTS Trialge, Bi-Phy-Chembo, Sunshine, Boosters, Girls' Soft- ball, Girls' Basketball, Senior Oflice. ROBERT MELVIN ROEDER Baseball, Football, S. P. Q. R., Boosters. Row Two LUCILLE ROGERS Sunshine, Boosters, Bi-Phy-Chembo, Bowling Club. PAULINE ROGOZIA S. P. Q. R., Bi-Phy-Chembo, Sunshine, Boosters. SYLVESTER ROWE Dramatic Club, Boosters, Camera Club, S. P. Q. R., Frosh Football, Reserve Football, Frosh Track and Basketball, Keyhole, Spotlight. Row Three D. J. ROWLISON Frosh Basketball, Boosters. BILL ROYER Boosters. BENJAMIN RUST Boosters, Track, Purpleaires. Row One ROBERT C. PENDLETON Boosters, S. P. Q. R., Trialge, Track, Chorus, Reserve Football. SUSAN PERROTT Sunshine, S. P. Q. R., Dramatic Club, Thespian, Boosters, Purpleaires, Mimeograph Room. IMOJEAN PERRY Boosters, Sunshine, Chorus, Supply Room, Basketball, Baseball, Volleyball. Row Two BILl. A. PING Bi-Phy-Chembo, Football, Track, Baseball, Cross Country, Frosh Basketball, Senior Council. PATRICK PINKSTON Football, 'I2B Treasurer, 12A President. CAROLYN PLUMMER Sunshine, Band, Chorus. Row Three NOEL PLUNKETT DELMER POLLARD Hi-Y. JOSEPH POLSGROVE Varsity Baseball, Reserve Football, 9B Council. Row One DORIS JEAN McROY Boosters, S. P. Q. R., Sunshine. BETTE JO NEAL S. P. Q. R., Sunshine, F. H. A., Boosters, Trialge, Girls' Chorus. JEAN ANNE NEBLETT Sunshine, Boosters, Editor of Keyhole, Library, Chorus, Volleyball, Basketball. Row Two JERRY WAYNE O'BRlEN Reserve, Varsity Baseball, Reserve, Varsity Football, Track, Frosh Basketball. JACK OWENS S. P. Q. R., Boosters, Hi-Y, Frosh Basketball, Band. ELEANOR PARKER Row Three JACQUELIN E PARTLOW Boosters, Sunshine. KENNETH PEEK El Revezo, Hi-Y, Boosters, Reserve, Varsity Football, Reserve, Varsity Baseball, Frosh Basketball, Track. BETTY PEMBERTON S. P. Q. R., Sunshine, Boosters. Row One JOHN MANNING GERALDINE MARTIN Su nshine, Boosters. KATHARI NE MESSER Boosters. Row Two DIANA CATHERINE MILES EI Revezo, Dramatic Club, Chorus, Camera Club. FRANCES MILLER Sunshine. JAMES MILLER Row Three SAM BOB MILLER 4-H Club. RICHARD MILLIS Hi-Y Club, Boosters, Football. JOHN MANFREDA Dramatic Club, Football. Row One DORIS MOORE Sunshine, F. H. A., Boosters, Keyhole, Spotlight. JAMES MOORE Frosh Hi-Y, Football. ROBERT MOORE EI Revezo. Row Two BILL MOORE Boosters. DALE MORGAN Frosh Hi-Y, Football, 9B Treasurer. PERRY McCAlN Boosters, S. P. Q. R., Football, Track, Cross Country. Row Three JANE ANNE MCCAMMACK Sunshine, S. P. Q. R., Boosters, Dramatic Club, Thespian, Purpleaires, Frosh Clinic, Senior Oliice, Keyhole Staff. SUE McMAHAN Dramatic Club, Thespian, Sunshine, Boosters, Keyhole Staff, Spotlight, Color Guard. VIRETTA McNEELY f , W-. , 1 8 . fl It wi . 9- I I ' fs' .A ,ily .ex Y I' I Row One VIRGINIA N. LANE Sunshine, Boosters. MARLENE JOAN LANG Sunshine, 'l2A Secretory. RICHARD LASLEY Boosters, Camera Club. Row Two PHYLLIS LAYNE Sunshine, Dramatic Club, Thespian, Boosters, Chorus, IOB Council, Gold Key Winner. ALICE LENTZ Trialge, Sunshine, Boosters, Library, Frosh Oftice. EUGENE LENTZ Basketball. Row Three BETTY LEWIS Sunshine TOM LINCKS R. O. T. C., Boosters, El Revezo. MARY ANN LUCAS Sunshine, Boosters, Spotlight. Row One BETTY KETROW Sunshine, Bi-Phy-Chembo, S. P. Q. R., Boosters, Frosh Library, Morning Devotions. LORRAINE KETTLESON Sunshine, Boosters, Dramatic Club, 4-H, El Revezo, S. P. Q. R., Keyhole Staff, Library. ROSELYN KILLIAN Sunshine, Trialge, S. P. Q. R., Library, Chorus, Boosters Row Two VERNON KING Reserve Football. MARVIN KINKEAD Boosters President, Hi-Y Club, 4-H Club, S. P. Q. R., Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Student Manager Football. ANTHONY G. KIRITSIS Boosters. Row Three KATHRYN KOLP Boosters, Sunshine. MARY KOONTZ Sunshine, Boosters, Choir, Frosh Office. CLIFFORD LAFARY Hi-Y, Boosters. Row One MARILLYN ALICE HASTINGS Sunshine, S. P. Q. R., Boosters, 9B, IIB Secretary, IOB Council. BARBARA SUE HEATH Sunshine, Choir, Chorus, Frosh Clinic, Senior Library. DAVE HENDERSON Boosters, Football, Basketball, Cross Country, Baseball, IOB, IOA, IIB Treasurer, IIA President, 128 Council. Row Two BOB HOEGER Football, Track, Basketball, Cross Country. DON HORNING S. P. Q. R. EILEEN HOWARD Supply Room, Spotlight Stalt. Row Three RAY HUTCHISON Hi-Y, Boosters, Baseball, Spotlight, Keyhole, Basketball. WYNETTE HUTTON S. P. Q. R. KATHLEEN IRRGANG Dramatic Club, Boosters, S. P. Q. R., Davis-Palmer Award 'for Current Events. Row One ROBERT ISRAEL Boosters VIRGINIA ISRAEL Boosters, Girls' Basketball, Library. JEANETTE JACKSON F. H. A. Row Two HARRY JAMES JORDAN 4-H, R. O. T. C., Rifle Team. PATRICIA KAFOURE 4-H, Dramatic Club, Sunshine, Boosters, Purpleaires Thespian. L. PAULINE KAPPEL Boosters, Sunshine, 4-H Club. Row Three STANLEY KEISTER S. P. Q. R. RICHARD KELLEY Frosh Hi-Y, Crafts Class, Boosters, Camera Club, Football and Basketball Student Manager. VICTOR KENDALL EI Revezo, Bi-Phy-Chembo, Hi-Y, Boosters, 4-H Club, Dramatic Club, Thespian, Band, Purpleaires. ,, K, -..vw ...., - ..,.-..,,, H . 1 r.,,... A ..... ., ... .. Row One WANDA GIBBONS Dramatic Club, Thespians, Sunshine, Boosters, Cheer Leader, Keyhole StaH, Purpleaires, 'IOB Council. RITA GILI. Sunshine, S.P.Q.R., Dramatic Club, Boosters, Color Guard. HELEN GIPSON Sunshine Row Two HUBERT GLIDEWELL MARY JOAN GRAVES Sunshine, Boosters, Dramatic Club, El Revezo, S.P.Q.R. DAVE GRIFFIN Row Three JACKIE HANNEMAN Dramatic Club, Thespian, Sunshine, Boosters, Bi-Phy- Chembo, El Revezo, 4-H Club, Girls' State, l2B Vice- President, Winner of National Pie Baking Contest, 2nd Place Winner in Legion Oratorical Contest. JOYCE HARPER Sunshine. NORMA HARRELL Row PEGGY JEAN FOGLEMAN One Sunshine, Boosters, 9B, IOB, 'IIB Council PATRICIA FORREST S.P.Q.R., Sunshine, Library, Keyhole Cafeteria WILLIAM E. FREDERICK Row DONALD FREDERICK Boosters, Track. HERMAN A. FREELAND Two Hi-Y, Band, 'l2A Treasurer. CONSTANCE JOAN FRIEJE Sunshine. Row SHERRILL FRITTS Reserve Football, Bond. ROBERT FROMAN ROBERT GARDNER R.O.T.C. Three PRESTON EADENS Chorus. LOIS E. EASON Sunshine, Boosters. WAYNE EDMONSON Trialge, Dramatic JO ANNE EDWARDS Dramatic Club, Thespian, Sunshine, Frosh Library, S.P.Q.R., Boosters. SHIRLEY EDWARDS Su nshine, Boosters, Library. WILLIAM ELLABY Hi-Y, Varsity, Basketball. LORNA DEE ELLIS Sunshine, Boosters OWEN ELLIS RICHARD EMMERT Bi-Phy-Chembo, Trialge. Row One PATRICIA LOUISE EMRICH Sunshine, Boosters, F.H.A., Bowling Club Girls Basket ball, 'IOB Council. DON ENDSLEY R.O.T.C. JAMES ENDSLEY Varsity Football, Track. Row Two EILEENE ENTWISTLE Sunshine. MAZIE ESTEP Dramatic Club, Boosters. JEAN FALCONBURY Girls' Glee Club, Choir. Row Three DALE FANCHER 4-H, F.F.A., Hi-Y, Cross Country. ROBERT FISHBACK MARILYN FLINN Boosters, Girls' Basketball. 1 if ' h 1 'Xt K2 ' 0, 4 xf l l f l 5 T x T il ' A Z f 5 Row One CHESTER ALLEN DEHART JO ANN DETHERAGE SHIRLEY DEW Sunshine, Dramatic Club, Band, Chorus, Boosters. Row Two ALAN DEWEES BETTY JOAN DISHMAN Bond, S.P.Q.R., Sunshine, Dramatic Club, Girls' Soft- ball and Basketball. BARBARA DOWNING Sunshine, Keyhole, Boosters, Library, Frosh Ofiice. Row Three FLOYD HERBERT DREYER ROBERT E. DEUKER Boosters. JOCELYN DUTTON S.P.Q.R., Sunshine, Boosters, Dramatic Club, Morning Devotions, Frosh Library. MYRON COLBER Row One Hi-Y, Dramatic Club, Purpleaires, Boosters, 4-H, S.P.Q.R Thespian. MARJORI E COLEMAN Sunshine, Boosters. JANICE COLIN Sunshine, Boosters, S.P.Q.R. ANNA MAE COMER Row Two Choir, Sunshine, Trialge. PATSY CONNOR 5.P.Q.R., Sunshine, Boosters, Dramatic Club, Thespian Keyhole, Mimeog ra ph Room. BETTY CORNWELL Sophomore Latin Award. Row Three CHARLES FREDERICK CULLEN Boosters ROBERT JOE CURRAN KENNETH DAY 5.P.Q.R., Trialge, Chorus, R.O.T.C. 'bf-Q. Row One IARLES B. BRIZENDINE Boosters. NNTH BROCK R.O.T.C. VIN R. BRYANT Row Two IUL BUNTING ILLIAM W. BURCH .ENN EDWARD BURKHARDT Hi-Y, El Revezo, Boosters, Reserve, Varsity Baseball, Frosh, Reserve, Varsity Football. Row Three ITH BUSES S.P.Q.R., Sunshine, Boosters, Frosh Office, Senior Library, Spotlight, Keyhole, Chorus, F.H.A. NELMA BUTTS fsee page 421. ALE CURTIS CAIN ONA CALVERT Choir, Booster, Sunshine, EI Revezo, Spotlight. Row One JAMES CAMPBELL Football. CLAYTON CARMICHAEL Reserve, Varsity Football, Booster Club Sportsmanship Award in Football. NANCY JEAN CARR Boosters, Sunshine, Library. Row Two OTIS CASSETTY MARY SUE CHILDS Booster, Sunshine, Girls' Glee Club, Frosh Library, Supply Room. STEWART M. CLARK Row Three PATRICIA CLOUD Sunshine, S.P.Q.R., Boosters, Senior Office, Girls' State, Keyhole, DAR Good Citizen, IOB, 'IIB Secretary, 'l2B Council, Bowling League. RICHARD L. COCHRAN Bi-Phy-Chembo, Trialge, S.P.Q.R., Boys' State. LUCILLE COGLE S.P.Q.R., Sunshine, Boosters, Camera Club. .. ,V Lf 4' '- L Q is , r 5 l Q 3. f E ,il K ' 2,v'i.i,g - Q. f it t 3 nt ,mf A , t 'lv 15515, .igifg-' ,.,ajIQ..f f , A 1 - Y .filw Ni'-it,,4' I - 4 Row One GENE L. BARRETT Boosters GEORGE BAUDER Dramatic Club, Thespians, Purpleoires, S.P.Q.R., Boosters. EVELYN BELL El Revezo, Sunshine, Frosh Library, Morning Devotions. Row Two JAMES BERFANGER Trialge, R.O.T.C., Camera JOSEPH BERFANGER Trialge, Camera Club. BONNIE JEAN BOHLANDER S.P.Q.R., Sunshine, Boosters, Band, Library, Bowling Club. Row Three ' RUTH BOWYER EI Revezo. FRANK D. BRANDENBERG Baseball. JUNITA MAY BRIGHT S.P.Q.R., Sunshine. Row One BOB ADAMS WALTER LEROY ANDREWS President of Frosh Hi-Y, Boosters, Hi-Y, Purpleoires, Frosh, Reserve, Varsity, 98, l0B, TTB President, Silver Key Winner. PAUL A. ANGLETON S.P.Q.R., Hi-Y, Boosters, Purpleoires, Track, Cross Coun- try, Frosh, Basketball, 9B, lOB Council, 12B Treasurer. Row Two RONALD A. APPLEGET EARL ARMBRUST Trialge, Bi-Phy-Chembo, S.P.Q.R., R.O.T.C., Camera Club. DONALD LARUE ARNOLD S.P.Q.R., Boosters, Track, Frosh, Reserve, Varsity Football. Row Three HELEN MARGARET ARNOLD Boosters, Sunshine, Frosh Clinic, Bowling Club, Girls' Basketball. MARTHA ASBU RY Sunshine, S.P.Q.R. BETTY BARNES Dramatic Club, Sunshine, Boosters, Library, Band, Key- hole, Mimeogroph Room. tt, . X 29 Mit E Wu il Q12 fr ggi, Lx E ff X N, 4 at W PM ' V? , X . W 4 .Eff i fi A W Q 0 J' ' W' 1 , , . . .bfi 1 x X L I 28 is QM .J ,EU -H lf' 4, KW' E' me-f SPECIAL TEACHERS Mr. Omar Rybolt, Mrs. Faye Nelson, Miss Irene Robey, Mr. Dewight Cotfingham, Mrs. Louise Williams. Upper left: Teachers during noon hour. Upper right: Mr. Mills. Lower Iefiz Mr. Harker and his train. Lower right: More teachers at lunch. 27 ew! HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Miss Harriet Wilkinson, Mrs. Eva L. Eaton, Department Head, Mrs. Helen Wampler, Mrs. Esther W. Steindorff, Mr. A. T. Pierson, Mrs. Martha Welch Mrs. Helen P. Mercer, Department Head ENGLISH DEPARTMENT ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mrs. Kathleen Keilman, Mr. Donald Hansell, Mrs. Elsie Ball, Miss Lora Falvey, Mr. James Shockley, Mrs. Wilma Jay, Mrs Department Head, Miss Mary McLeary. Beneda Campbell, Mrs. Ruth Brinkman. 26 PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mr. Gordon Harker, Dept. Head Mrs. Kathleen Shaw Mrs. Mildred Orme Mr. Howard D. Wood Mr. John F. Masariu COMMERCE DEPARTMENT Miss Mabel Dierdorf Mrs. Mildred Doyle Miss Hazel Kennedy Mrs. Jessie Kirk, Dept. Head Mrs. Lora Fravel Mrs. Flora Faust SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Robert Cloyd Mr. Gerald DeWitt Second Row: Mr. Garrett H. Gross Mr. Leland S. Mills, Department Head and Vice Principal Mrs. Elizabeth Crider Mr. Victor W. Poe MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Mrs. Helen Poince Mr. Carl Naugle Miss Nina Martin, Dept. Head Second Row: Mrs. Mildred Shirley Miss Gladys Dawson Mr. Dale Hamner SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Miss Olive Carruthers, Dept. Head Miss Mary McLane Mr. Thomas H. Mahan Second Row: Mr. Bernard DeWitt Mr. Louis Parnell Mr. William G. Shutt A familiar sight . . . Mr. Charles H. Vance, principal of the senior high school ...Miss Lillian Ragains, principal of the freshmen building . . . and Mr. William R. Girfon, reg- istrar . . . conferring on some of the many problems thai come up during a busy school day. ff Heaven for boys. . . they could cut and nail to their hearts content ...mail boxes.. . dog houses.. .varnishing. . .work that was fun . . . and useful, too. Mr. Garrett Gross was always glad to help the boys in their proiects. 22 Commercial Arithmetic . . . as taught by Mr. Carl Naugle . . . meant short cuts in math . . . business methods . . . fun with figures . . . a better knowledge of the world we would meet after graduation. Caesar . . . Silas Marner . . . Idylls ofthe King . . . short stories . . . literature came alive under the guidance of Mrs. Beneda CampbeIl 21 f,,.t,, A reverent atmosphere . . . Bible readings . . . inspirational messages all constitute the Morning Devo- tions group under the guiding hand of Wayne Edmonson. Left to right: Sue Childs, Juanita Bright, Betty Ketrow, Mariean Smith, Sherrill Fritts, Dale Smith, Joe Archer, Sam Bob Miller, Hubert Glidewell, Wayne Edmonson. A fascinating place . . . the art room . . . decorations . . . posters paintings . . . sketches . . . fig- urines . . . under the gentle super- vision of Mrs. Nelson. 9. it A fciuit l-l 4 B514 it s a 540 Q. 'N 20 if Q-N ,-ter Q Q rite if gi' sw? ei s9m,,, Calistl'1entics . . . volley ball . . . basketball . . . baseball . . . dogeball . . . dancing on Friday for the girls . . . track and field for the boys. These were the activities directed by Mr. Howard Wood and Mrs. Kathleen Shaw . . . that kept the gym classes busy. 19 Reserve Officers Training Corps were instructed by Capt. Bernard Dewitt. Row one: Robert Babcock, Charles Ellis, Fred Gregory, Donald Horn, Charles Livingston, Capt. DeWitt, Curtis Cain, Billy Wood, Tom Ellis, John Ross, Glen Fox. Row two: John Dunn, Mark Giddings, Robert Altmeyer, Noel Harvey, David Feltner, Henry Barnes, John Helfecker, Tom Hanes, Carl Walton. Row three: Carl Rudicle, Paul Morgan, John Stoute, James King, Vernon McKeand, Tommy Bartholomew, Donald Altmeyer, William Fel- - , .G 1 T ' 5 i- 4 ti Gi 1 1 1 2 lows, Paul Feltner, Robert Bowman. Row four: Marion Richard- son, Richard Montgomery, James Miller, Clarence Johnson, larry Renn, Robert Fraker, Herbert Howell, Charles Brandt, Charles Beckman, Robert Montgomery, Larry Moon. Row five: Fred Johnson, Jack Reeves, Louis Reeves, Donald Downey, Bill Wheeler, Melvin Denny, Allen Smith, Raymond Deyo, Richard Hutchinson, Edward Smith. Rifle Team had practice work-outs. Standing: Captain Bernard DeWitt. On the floor. Jack McMahon, Mark Giddings, Harry Jordan, Johny Ross, Thomas Storer, Charles Brandt, Lyle Bratton, Robert Bowman. R.O.T.C. officers were proud of their responsibility: 2nd Lieutenant Tom Lincks, ist Lieutenant Lyle Brat- ton, Major Thomas Storer Ccommanding ofticerj, Cap- tain Harry Jordan, 'Ist Lieutenant Jack McMahon, 2nd Lieutenant Don Workman. Members of the Girl's Chorus gathered around the piano to have their picture taken for the Keyhole. Row one: Wanda Bright, Mazie Estep, Mariean Smith, Barbara White, Barbara StiH, Barbara Smith. Row two: Vivian Bell, Georgia Weatherford, Betty Duncan, Virginia Delong, Joyce Delano, Ann Dunn, Betty Watts. Row three: Delores Winings, Delores Pepelea, Mary Jane Watson, Charlene Baldwin, Pat Hutchison, Sue Childs, Harlene Hedge, Norma Emmert. Row four: Norma Calvert, Wilma Weakly, Diana Miles, Doris Sim- monds, Virginia Funkhauser, Marilyn Pulliam, Betty Loney, Mr. Omar Rybolt, Norma Allee, Rose Mae Roberts. Row five: Betty Cossell, Marie Miller, Caroline Valentine, Maribelle Emmert. Freshmen chorus sang . . . while the photographer worked. Row one: Mr. Omar Rybolt, Geraldine Rushton, Barbara Ander son, Phyllis Morton, Joan White, Donna Andre, Ruth Eason Judy Chamness, Joyce Ausherman, Norita Nachott, Delores Kent, Wanda Morris, Patty Glaze, Shirley Engleman, Angelina Deloft Loretta Sand, Miss Lillian Ragains. Row two: Shirley Oliver Doris Lane, Scharron Smith, Dorothy Johnson, LaDonna Eggers, Barbara Neill, Janith Masteryanni, Coleen Welch, Colette Welch Joan Hanneman, Jane Hanneman, Patty Shaw, Arlene Hoover, Phyllis Anderson, Phyllis Winters, Patsy Jarrett, Helen Miller, Carol Dell. Row three: Naomi Raisor, Janice Gossett, Alyce Whipple, Carol Fletch, Ann Pratt, Karolyn Wilson, Susan Wor- rell, June Rust, Joan Thompson, Nancy Richison, Marlene Sterl- ing, Charlotte Wallace, Betty Bowman, Pat Whipple,. Row four: Louann Ahnatield, Pat Gross, Mildred Smack, Marilyn lrrgang, Shirley Wheeler, Bob McMahan, Leroy Echert, Robert Mock, Edward Heath, Jim Lawler, Charles Williams, Jim Helter, Gerald Whitaker, John Stoute, Melvin Emberton, Sam Gaddis. We'll never forget.. .the feeling of pride in our band...marching at ballgames with military pre- cision . . .trick formations . .. brilliant programs... led by music director, Mr. Omar Rybolt. Seated: Louann Ahnafield, Lynda Wilson, Rodney Dreyer, Mariorie Jones, Joe Phillips, Bobby Bowman, Harold Sommer, Betty Whalen, Myrtle Shockley, John DeRome, Edith Gladson, Betty Dishman, Roberta Marlowe, Carol Ann Keen, Sherrill Fritts, Lois Bray, Jack Taylor, Virgil Shockley, Jack Owens, Donald Hawkins, James Polk. Standing: Jack Moore, James DeLong, Jacquelyn Henthorn, Carolyn Plummer, Marilyn Pilman, June Davis, Leroy Eckert, Robert Mock, John White, Glen Burk- hardt, Tom Ellis, Marion Smith, John Schroer, Don Neese, Victor Kendall, Stanley Keister, Robert Ritter, Raymond Burkhordt, Orville McCoy, Bob McMahon, Barbara Cofouras. 5 l l .. M, ,ft , Maiorettes. . .drum major. . .at all ballgames . . . an impor- tant and colorful part of the band. Standing: Don Burkhardt, kneeling, Jerry Lou Smith, Shirley Ann Wright, Joann Sexton. 16 Y ,. .V f , ,Ms-- , - '.,...-,. ...W-......4.L... F we U , A , ..,1, W. . ,.W.,,,...., W g QF we W , -N ' li ' - gji3jvQg,,,,,,gs11g?,ge,, ,rs ,+L ,Q ,,4,., ,NHT .553 , , . .K . W , . ..... , ,. , ,, - ., I L 1- Took dictation . . . typed letters and rec- ords . . . answered the phone . . . filed . . . all this work helped the senior office girls prepare for jobs after graduation. Seated: Gwen Shelley, Pauline Strakis, Barbara Tim- mons, Barbara Roberts, Shirley Whyland. Standing: Juanita Harvey, Pat Roach, Mrs. Kirk, Jannafay Eich- miller, Ann Abbott, Pat Cloud, Evelyn Poe, Lois Bray, Jane Anne McCammack, Katherine Tatum. 'What will l do after graduation' . . What subiects do I need for college en- trance?' Miss Irene Robey helped the stu- dents solve these problems . . . and many others. The counselor discusses careers with Rosalyn Killian and Paul Sterrett. How proud members of roll room T07 were! . . . the first roll room to have TOOK Keyhole subscriptions . . . had their own officers . . . stood high in honor roll members. Cut fingers . . . scratched or skinned knees. . . head- aches . . . these minor ail- ments were always treated with care by the freshmen clinic girls . . . instructed in first aid by Mrs. Jay. At table: Janet Sawyers, Norita Nachofi, Judy Byrd, Carolyn Belcher. Standing: Diane Baker, Patty Ellis, JoAnna Kraft, Shirley Engleman, Mrs. Wilma E. Jay, Patsy Jarrett, Susan Gilbert. The freshmen office girls . . . helped Miss Ragains in any way they could . . . answered the phone . . greeted visitors . . . dis- tributed school supplies. Virginia Pelfrey, Rosemary Dud- ziak, Sue Timmons, Carolyn Cloud, Donna Andre, Barbara Mullinix, Miss Lillian Ragains. Checked-out books . . . helped students find refer- ence material . . . those were only a few of the duties of the freshman librarians. Row one: Sharon Higham, Mar- lene Sterling, Doris Minet. Row two: Carol Miller, Frankie Sue Wooten, Phyllis Doerfler, Joy Ty- son, Nancy Graham. Row three: Nadine Davidson, Carolyn Barn- hart, Rosemary Dudziak, Marie Newby, Pat Arnold, Mary Mc- Mullen, June Rust, Dolores Kent, Susan Worrell. Row four: James Stout, Jack Jester, Jerry Rush- ton, John Hamrick, Mrs. Helen Wampler. Raw five: Edward Heath, Richard Dale Meyer, Ralph Kidwell. Time spent in the library went too fast... books. . . magazines . . . pamphlets... librarians . . . made the three rooms of the library a busy place. UBRARIANS . . . Row one: Jean Anne Neblett, Josephine Stepro, Alice Lentz, June Davis, Margaret Seymour, June Whiteford, Joan Robbins, Rosalyn Killian, Shirley Dew, Ruth Buses, Bonnie Bohlancler, Lois Bauman, Row three: Dorothy Orner, Betty Branham, Ann Lorraine Kettleson, Claudette Clark. Row two: Wilma Emberton, Thomas, Dianasue Ferguson, Eileen Atkinson, Ruth Jenks, Sue Lois Miller, Betty Wheeler, Mary Brandt, Mrs. Louise Williams, Orr, Anna Buses, Marilyn Lewellen, Julia Reeves. 13 FF Q We'lI never forget . . . Miss Carruther's civics classes . . . heated discus- sions on international af- fairs . . . learning about our government . . . all helping to make better citizens of American youth. Two busy rooms . . . the ag and shop . . . poultry judging . . . candling eggs . . . studying swine . . . crops . . . soil . . . dairy products . . . supervised by Mr, Dwight Cottinghamf' 'I2 Remember . . . dictation . . . tran- :ription . . . work on office ma- wines. We despaired of ever earning anything . . . and were mazed at the end of the year ow much Mrs. Kirk had helped repare us for office work. I iust can't get these figures to balance . . . l'll have to add this column again. Patiently we worked to get the records in order . . . finish practice sheets on time . . realizing that this, too, was valu- able training for later jobs. Will I ever learn all these brief forms . . . and these word end- ings! The fundamentals of short- hand . . . taught under the thor- ough direction of Miss Dierdorf . . . kept the beginning shorthand stu- dents busy. When we rushed through the lower halls we smelled peculiar odors . . . smoke curled out of the chem lab door . . . experiments sometimes backtired . . . but students felt that they had gained much from the course. The minute the bell rang for lunch the stampede storted . . . waiting in lunch line, students and teachers alike become merely hungry people. In the Home Ec Department many busy days were spent . . . learning good table manners . . . cutting . . . fitting . . . and completing pretty clothes . . . competing for prizes with precision packed cons of fruits and vegetables . . . all helping to make better future homemakers. This department's work goes on the year around . . . 4-H club work . . . demonstrations . . . meetings . . . township and county exhibits . . . State Fair entries . . . Camp . . . Round-UP . . . and other activities. Room 102 . . . Mrs. Elsie Ball's speech classes funny topics . . . trembling kneed speakers overdue outlines . . . posture exercises. Remember . . . crowded halls . . . chatting with friends . . . showers from the drinking fountains . . . last minute rushes to classes . . . passing between classes always seemed too short. TELEPHONE This is Phyllis speaking. Yes, Andy's here with me. How about coming over to the school. We're going to visit some of the classes. 7 4 ...... Where do you find teenagers three-fourths of their spare time? At the telephone, of course. Over the wires, students make plans and happily discuss each phase of school life. Isn't it appropriate, therefore, to use the telephone as the theme of the l950 Keyhole, through whose pages Ben Davis boys and girls review the highlights of the year iust passed? Listen . . Belmont 4938, please. Hello! Is this the Ben Davis high school? Will you please call the Gold and Silver Keys to the phone? You say you don't understand? Excuse us -- we mean Walter Andrews and Phyllis Layne. 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