Ben Davis High School - Keyhole Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)
- Class of 1951
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O the 1951 eyhole BEN DAVIS HIGH SCHOOL INDIANAPOLIS f --ff INDIANA BEN DAVIS HIGH SCHOOL THE 195 ETHOLE Even though Ben Davis is rated the largest township high school in the United States, a rapidly increasing population has created a need for additional facilities. Since 1935, when the present senior building was erected, the enrollment has more than doubled. 3 ,q,,,,..-1' The structure that once was adequate for the entire hugh school, ns now f1lled to capacity by the freshman class Thus bulldlng housed all four classes from 1915 until 1935, when the three upper classes moved to the newly completed semor buuldmg 4 ' c , ' V 1.1 A H , Q.-aff' We're bursting Our Seams . . . . . that is the theme of this year's Keyhole. By presenting this pictorial record you, too, will see that our need for additional space is acute INDEX Classrooms Sports Faculty and Students Page Page Page W F J K, Activities. ssss ,,ss . . ,s ,. Page 27 so .. ss,s s . 42 s 54 crowded hallway crowded gym In morning When the halls are crowded with students passing between classes on would never guess that stohstucolly each per son us entailed to 7 square feet of clearance must moke seve ol traps to puck up students Some unfor tuncztes arrnv as early os 645 and must want an the gym unhl the 7 30 bell 6 Q l ' - I 5' I I An insuftlcient number of busses means that many drivers Y . . I - . 9 I . . One More Student cmd Under the supervlsnon of Mrs Eva Eaton an average of 690 students are fed dally Ben Davis cafeternas although crowded to capacity have been given an excellent ratlng by the Indnana State Board of Health Flfth Hour Lunch lane Wants atlently They ll be hangnng from the rafters Possible solutuons for this crowded condltlon are to have two daily sesslons of school or to stagger classes over a lengthened day 7 I O O I ll ' Il ' ' , . , ' I I l t 4 Q gi Q t - A , , 4 X . Sometimes We Ccm't Even Find The lournolusm room ns the scene of vorued octwn tues Wlthln nts lumlted space groups of students cement pictures for the annual work on the Spotlight ond ccutch up on classroom ossugnments while the sponsor does bookkeepnng to the tune of two type writers 8 r 1 - 1 I The Teacher . . . Since Ben Davis students must stay at school all day because of bus transportation there IS the problem ot what to do with tree perlods The three large study halls are so completely filled every hour ut has become necessary during some periods to use extra classrooms to relieve the conaestxon Even so some students must share desks 'IAQ EA 9 1 I . I .1 ' I 1 - 5 .7 I ,J Mx. Gm , 41' . M Ht, ,H l I, Mew, fy 5- 4 Class FRESHMAN GYM Freshman girls line up for gym class under the supervision of Mrs. Mildred Orme. Besides the usual cal- isthenics and games, good posture is stressed daily. FRESHMAN ENGLISH CLASS Miss Mary McCleary gets a flourish of hands in response to a question asked in her freshman English class. Here frosh become acquainted with high school tactics in grammar. SAFETY CLASS DEMONSTRATION While acquiring a knowledge ofthe basic steps in accident prevention, safety students also learn the impor- tance and application of first aid. Mr. Ted Pierson, safety instructor, watches while Johnny Rice and Philip Paul revive Elmer Phillips by artificial respiration. 10 Rooms PHYSICS Since science is a subject in which laboratory experiments are made, the classes must therefore be smaller than most, in order to have individual in- struction. Due to the increasing enroll- ment, this has become almost impos- sible. TYPING Good use is made of every type- writer in every typing class. This year, additional machines were obtained, but there is still a need for more, as none are available for makeup work or outside practice at present. SHOP Blueprint for success-intricate de- signing of bird houses, book cases, and shelves, are learned in Mr. Freundt's shop class. Result-skill in woodworking to be used as a hobby or for a later profession. 'I1 me , ff f fl fffvif ff. - V . , x A r..,W..ww.M,.m, 0 1 'S t X ff 'Ypxs , rf 7 .x rw.:- 1 Q51 Tv- ' 51, , . my , uf f I . at Q .J Z? M i Ns ,am M., H if-Hlivwr f 3 f . K n as X , V yi ' xx, , V 7 ' :K 4 -Q , - i 4 , '3 ' 4 . A .-Vn I X iid 1 Si fy , . kA.L ,y,,. A, X 1 , . -. V , .af -49 ff We sf 9 Q , .-.Rx Q Q4 I , M, gi Q Qi .. 1 ' . ,V .J pf 4 X, 1 .X N 'Y -e f Q Lg D H 5552. - L , 'Q ' J fa: X - ' Q gk sQ.g. , x fm ff' ,M x A - 'f l 'N K 3 ' 7 4 if I 4 1 .H9 Y 'YH . -k L Lf 9,1 'I A , v '4' in 5 x , A ' Q Lg lx , THB If if Rooms ART Mrs. Faye Nelson's informal art classes will long be remembered for their attractive dance decorations and colorful posters which were enioyed by all. This course consists of begin- ning art, crafts, and hand work and fine art. MECHANICAL DRAWING The art room is transformed into an entirely different atmosphere - from harmonious colors and cultural topics to more practical subiects-when it is taken over by students of the mechani- cal drawing class, who are preparing for careers as draftsmen. HISTORY History, a very popular subject among Ben Davis students, usually finds the class packed. Within these four walls events of thousands of years ago up to present day are reviewed by Mr. Lou Parnell. Here Mr. Parnell shows the class some vital spots on the map. I3 M usic: Department BAND The A fadvancedj band, directed by Mr. Omar Rybolt, makes ci major contribution to school spirit by playing at convocations and athletic events. Members of the band are: Left to Right First Row: Shirley Ann Wright, Betty Sutton, Louonn Ahnaheld, Lynda Wilson, Jackie Henthorn, Don Burlchardt. Second Pow: Allen Burlchardt, Bob Mock, Coral Meyer, June Davis, LeRoy Eckert, Neal Neese. Third Row: Lois Bray, Glen Leathers, James Bicknell, Marion Smith, Don Neese, Raymond Burkhart, Dwight Abbott, Betty Whalen. Fourth Row: Jaan Sextcn, Jac Marshall, Glen McDowal, Bob McMahon, Jack Moore, Myrtle Shoclmley, Roberta Marlowe, Torn Ellis, Jerry Lou Smith. Fitth Row: Phyllis Poe, Joe Phillips, Nola Smith, Rodney Dreyer, Harold Sommers, John DeRome, Edith Gladson, Virgil Shoclxley, Carolyn Wood. Sixth Row: Pauline Constantine, Donald Melton, Orval McCoy, Lee Bryant, Bob Ritter, James Polls, Dale Johnson, Jim Lawler, Donald Hawkins, Bill Roach, Delores Warriner. G- Barbara Neil, I-Marjorie Jones, A-Patrice Toney, N-Carol Keen, T-Marilyn Pilman, S-ABarbara Anderson. SENIOR AND FRESHMAN CHORUS Once a year, P. T. A. meeting is held in the Freshman Building, and this group sings for the members. Every Friday, each member of the chorus contrib- utes to a program. Life is just a song to the Pur- ple-aires, the 32 best singers in the music department. Under the leadership of Mr. Omar Rybolt, this chorus has provided musical highlights for many programs during the year, both at school and out in the community. Their beautiful folk songs and close harmony are well known all over the state. FRESHMAN CHORUS Row One: Allen Burkhardt, Glenn Leathers, John Clevelle, James Bicknel, Robert Stamn, Jac Marshall, Mr. Omar Rybolt, leader, Dick Wilson, Tom Weaver, Jim Russell, Warriner South, and Eddie Weil. Row Two: Iris Webb, Elaine Wallace, Shirley Wheeler, Mar- garet Miller, Pat Chambus, Barbara Keifer, and Shirley Heath. Row Three: Deloris Peasley, Marilyn lrrgang, Jane Davis, Norma Miller, Pat Gross, Pat Petzhold, Shirley Randall, Nancy Falcon- burg, Dixie Davis. THE PURPLE-AIRES Raw One: Rodney Dreyer, Leroy Eckert, Gaylord Mock, Dolores Brown, Joyce Delano, Florence Lazo, Evelyn Poe, Martha Miller, Bob McMahon, Roy Spreckelmeyer, Ray Burkhardt. Row Two: Bob Sutherland, Jack Burkam, Donna Holcomb, Roberta Marlowe, Joan White, Judy Chamness, Barbara Coe fouras, Glenda Rushton, Donna Andre, Ruth Eason, Gwen Shelley, Norma Barker, Joe Phillips, and Joe Lawler. Row Three: Lloyd Johannesses, Mr. Rybolt, Don Burkhardt, Burnie Wurger, Carol Keen, Don Bell, Edward Heath, Gary Ringles- paugh T5 Class MATHEMATICS Under the careful supervision of Miss Gladys Dawson, freshman algebra stu- dents take their first steps into the world of unknown quantities. This pro- vides a background for future mathe- matics classes. AGRICULTURE Even though the Ag class room is one of the smallest in the building, it is used for many things. Here boys learn to be excellent farmers, how to properly care for cattle, increase the productivity of the soil and to iudge vegetables and poultry. SPEECH For those interested in acquiring poise before an audience, Mrs. Elsie Ball's speech classes provide an excel- lent training. One may gain the con- fidence necessary for any type of pub- lic speaking he may be called upon Io do, after taking this course. Rooms BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION The General Business class carries on its regular activities while crowded into two of the smallest rooms in the freshman building. Mrs. Mildred Doyle, assisted by a student teacher, instructs her pupils in the fundamentals of the business world. PSYCHOLOGY Mr. Bernard DeWitt holds the inter- est of his psychology class as he ex- plains the functions of the human mind. Here students learn ways to improve their own personalfties and understand the behavior cf others. LITERATURE Disclosing the mysteries of the past in ballads, short stories and epics, Eng- lish VII provides a broader literary background. It recreates the atmos- phere of England as seen by English authors. ,,f ' HOME ECONOMICS As Mrs. Martha Welch demonstrates, o group of first year home economists mentally note the procedure for future use. Within the well-equipped home economics laboratory, many tasty and interesting dishes are contrived. MORNING DEVOTIONS Starting the day with a hymn, stu- dents who regularly attend morning devotions find their lives enriched by the spiritual guidance they receive. This early morning meeting has been a custom at Ben Davis since 1943. Judy Chamness is directing with Cleft to rightl Barbara Minton, Cloamae Hollowell, Myla Young, Ruth Turner, Helen Miller, and Patsy Jarrett singing. Reserve O zcefrs Tvcnmfng Corps Good tramlng for tuture solduers ns found an Ben Davls R O T C Under the command ot Captain Bernard DeWutt boys learn the fundamentals of mnlltary tactics One ot the hughllghts of the home ball games IS the cere mony ot the color guard an whuch members of the R O T C march ahead of the band carrymg the American and Ben Davis flags The ottlcers are left to rrght Cadet Capt John Hlltlcker Cadet Capt Tom Hanes Cadet Lt Colonel Jack McMahon Cadet Capt John Ross Cadet 2nd lt Chas Ellls and Cadet 'lst Lt Charles Brandt Not shown ln the picture are 2nd Lt Bull Fellows 2nd l.t John Dunn 2nd Lt Robert Babcock and 2nd Lt Robert Montgomery The Cadets are left to rrght Row One Pvt Marlon Rlchardson Pvt Larry Gates Pvt Bradley Bmgham Pvt Marvm Wal son Pvt Carl Prlce Pvt Larry Gregory Pfc Ernest Feathers Ptc Donald Jones Row Two Pvt Harold McKean Pvt Robert Gary Ptc John Ferrel Col Kenny Blnkley Pvt Delbert Dodson Pvt Jack Frost Sgt Gene Denny Pvt Dean Tombs Row Three Sqt Ed Smlth Pvt David Feltner Pvt Norman Bright Pvt Marcus Gene TfSgt Charles Beckman Pvt Fred Tangman Pvt James Holden Sgt Blanchard Smith Row Four Sgt Blll Fellows Pvt Robert Crlsp Cpl Richard Stamper Pvt Ronald Rlckleman Ptc Denton Mltchell Row Five Sat Vernon Sheohard Pvt Ronald Bryant Pvt Kenny Barnes Pvt Howard Hayes Row Six Cpl Glen Barrett Pvt Harold Wllson Pvt Edward Leslie Pvt Tom Bartholomew Row Seven Sat Robert Babcock Sat Don McAmnch Pvt Bull Rogers Pvt Wayne White Cpl James Burch Row Erght Sgt Don Wesner Pvt Don Werlhamnus Sgt Robert Montgomery Pvt Rlchard Jordan Row Nine Pvt Wllllam Wheeler Cpl Kelly Woolumls 'lst'Sgt Richard Hedrick Sgt Richard Blunk Sgt John Dunn 19 r , : . , . , . , . , . . , . . 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OUTDOOR GYMNASTICS The arruval of sprung us anxuoJsly awauted by both gurls and boys physical educatuon classes because ut means outdoor work As soon as the buds begun comung out on the trees and the grass starts to turn green gym classes shed undoor sports for outdoor actuvutues organuzed softball a few of the more actuve go out for the 100 yard dash Senuor gurls are guven a chance to test theur skull un archery Under the durectuon of Mr Howard Wood boys engage un a somewhat sumular program of softball soccer track and the definutely masculune sport of hardball 21 The girls, supervised by Mrs. Kathleen Shaw, participate in Student SENIOR LIBRARY At any time during the day. the library is one of the busiest places in the building. With the help of Mrs. Louise Williams, librarian, and her assistants, students may find material on almost any subject needed for class reports or may take out interesting books for leisure time reading. Student assistants are: Row I: Eileen Atkinson, Mary Timberman, Joyce Locke, Anna Buses, Joan Robbins, June Davis, Jackie Henthorne, Luann Inman, Betty Wheeler. Row 2: Nina Poteet, Venice House, Georgene Cassidy, Patty Lucas, Betty Branham, Sue Orr, Dorothy Orner, Geraldine Cantrell, Mrs. Louise Williams. Row 3: Diana Sue Ferguson, Norma Sedum. Row 4: Pat Arnold, Nancy Richardson, Phyllis Doerfler, Lois Kettleson, Marie Newby, Patrice Toney, Margaret Irwin, Julia Reeves. 22 Assistants OFFICE STAFF A cheerful voice answering the telephone, o pleasant smile for those coming into the office or running errands-these are part of the iob of being a mem- ber ol the freshman office statt, supervised by Mrs. Lillian Mar- shall, principal. Front: Mary Ann Lingle, Don- ald Sedan, Aleata Kennedy, Ann Paino, Evelyn Kolp, Bar- bara Stiles, Barbara Dether- age. Back Row: Iris Webb, Pa- tricia Von Stroke, and Mrs. Marshall. CLINIC Everything from cut fingers to sprained ankles are taken core of by these girls of the freshman clinic staff. Mrs. Wilma E. Jay, the teacher, is in charge of the freshman clinic. Left to right: Carolyn Fogleman, Jane Lewis, Barbara Dreyer, Carol Gall, Carolyn Belcher, Mrs. Wilma E. Jay, Verda Led- tord, Rebadine Mayfield, Margie DeBurger, Carolyn Byrkett, San- dra Shaw. LIBRARY STAFF Rear Circle, from left to right: Patricia Parrett, Glendon Leath- ers, Mrs. Helen Wampler, David McCalment, Robert Dix, Leon Calvert, Paul Burket, Edna Mc- Cormack, Fern Westenhoter, Bar- bara Wand, Betty Roclcey, Pa- tricia Grosdidier. Second Circle: Pauline Constan- tine, Blanchard Smith, Pete Davis, Jack Jester, Nadine Dae vidson, Nancy Falconbury, Caro- lyn Hadley, Janice Alexander, Elaine Bell, Ann Paina. Seated at desk: Sarah Eads. Seated in front ot desk: Delores Spencer, Rosalind Maners, Bor- bara Maguire, Sharon Pruett. STUDENT OFFICE ASSISTANTS MIMEOGRAPH ROOM Girls In the mimeograph room cut stencils at the request of any depart ment in school help run the duplicat ing machines and keep alumni rec ords Left to right Mrs Jessie Kirk Commerce department head Glenda Rushton Betty Fisher Doris Marklns and Dawn House SUPPLY ROOM These girls have charge of selling all types of school supplies in the special room for that purpose Let to right Peggy Kiefer Myrtle Barn hart Kathleen Adkins Marilyn u houser and lnah Poteet SENIOR OFFICE STAFF Members of the office staff in the senior building get excellent clerical practice beside relieving Mr William Glrton registrar and Mrs Gordon Harker clerk of 'obs such as filing cards keeping records running er rands and answering the phone From left to right Glenda Rushton Luc Ile Wilson Evelyn Poe Mrs Jessie Kirk head of the Commerce department Lois Bray Pat Roach Juanita Harxey and Jannafay Eichmiller I . I - . : . ' ' , I I U I l . I ' . I . z . I - , ' , ' Ph'l- lips, Myra Jo Miles, Virginia Funk- , . , . ' I I I ' I I . . I I I I ' , . I : , I l I I ' . I I I . . , I I First semester staff: Ra- chel Hart, Margaret Sey- mour, Donna Halcomb, typistg Mrs. Keilman, John Klemm. At table: Max Downey, lvan Ray, and Mack Germain. Second semester: Diane Bohm, Betty Watts, Rodney Dreyer, Dave Marksbary, Joan Far. low, Bob Bunce. Mau- rice Thomas and Rich- ard Scherer at the table, Carolyn Lincks and Nancy Heath are at the typewriters. Spotlight staff members get a varied experience while publishing sixteen issues of the newspaper during ci year. With nearly 51,400 to make, they sell advertising, subscriptions, and single copies of the paper. They enter wholeheartedly into all sorts of proiects such as selling candy, delivering valentines and saving waste paper. With Mrs. Kathleen Keilman as adviser, these young people write, edit, and proofread a four-page newspaper. 25 SUNSHINE MEETING These attentive girls are members ot the Sunshine Society. What has them so interested? Mrs. Ruth Beck from an Indianapolis beauty college is giving them tips on how to be beautiful, a subject that will hold any girl's interest. 26 We Take Pcwt In Mcmy . . . ACTIVITIES Roll Room 201 was first in the magazine drive. Booster Club Boosier Club Oflicers are left to right: Bill Howell, treasurerp Barbara Cafouras, secreiaryg Martha Miller president, and Larry Moon, vice-president. uh BOOSTERS FOR BEN DAVIS Two years ago, a new organization, The Booster Club, was organized at Ben Davis by Mr. Bernard DeWitt. All students of the school were eligible to become members and at present there are 500 enrolled. The Booster Club outlawed all unnecessary noise- making and booing at athletic events. Their motto is Good Sportsmanship. After the first year, many other schools in Marion County followed the Ben Davis pattern of good sportsmanship and organized similar clubs. The by- laws of the club contained articles providing for the presentation of sportsmanship trophies to the best athletes, and also for a project to benefit the entire school. An annual dance was the means by which the necessary funds were provided. The club purchased a 'I6mm. movie camera which was used to film games for use in a training pro- gram by the athletic department. At the time the Keyhole went to press, this year's winners of Sportsmanship awards had not been announced. Thespzcm cmd THESPIANS Row l Shlrley May Wright Marlene Sterlmg Glenda Rushton Mary Lou Brumley Mrs Elsle Ball sponsor Clara Illg secretary June Davis Dolores Kent Lucille Wilson president Row 2 Ann Abbott Joe Phullups John Pacala Bernard Wurger treasurer Ed Smuth Mary Ann Guthrue keeper of polnts Ja Ann Wilson Maude Shaw Dlclr Stewart vlce president Ruth Eason DRAMATIC CLUB Row l Mrs Lots Headings sponsor Glenda Rushton Mary Ann Guthrie Duck Stewart Mrs Elsle B Ball spon sor Lucille Wllson Clara Illg Bernard Wurger June Davis and Ann Abbott Row 2 Joyce Locke Lynda Wilson Phyllus Morton Leola Brutcher Geraldine Rushton Jane Hanneman Mary Lou Brumley Bob Sutherland Ja Ann Wllson Elizabeth Vogel Row 3 Joan Hanneman Shirley Engleman Carolyn Bornhart Marlene Sterlmg Helen Muller Ruth Eason Phyllls McFall Joan Whlte Delores Kent Joyce Ausherman Row 4 Joe Phllluos Ed Smith Maude Shaw Anna Buses Nancy Baldaug Carolyn Llncks Edward Heath Blanchard Smith Row 5 Shirley Moy Wright Donna Andre Donna Hal comb Dolores Warrmer Wilma Weakly Jaclue Henthorn Jack McMahan Ronald Gull Dwught Abbott Row 6 Charles Robinson Don Neese John DeRome Bob McMahan John Pacala Edward Healton Jaclue Pune Carol Goll Shnrley Heath Nancy Falconbury - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 7 1 1 1 1 - 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 - - 1 F 1 - , 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 ' 1 1 1 7 1 1 1 . . . . 1 1 A - 1 1 1 . . . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . 1 1 - 1 1 1 - - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 - Dramatic Club Members enter tam at Fall Festlval PIGI1 SUCCESS framatzc Club Llfe Wlth Father was a Thes NN THESPIANS From the days of anclent Greece when Thesplas was well known to has fellow players to present day when our modern actors ar also known as Thes plans the field of dramotlcs has progressed a great dea The Ben Davls troop of Thesplans IS number 21 In the Umted States This organization IS open to all members of the Dramatlc Club who have 'IO or more pomts earned by partlcxpatlng In plays working on stage crews and ushermg Troop 21 of this honorary society was the first In Indlanapolus and was orgamzed and us sponsored by Mrs Elsie Ball Dramatic Club sponsor IS Mrs Loss Headings During the year the Dramatic Club and Thesplan members present several plays for assemblies club meetmgs and speclal occasnons They also sponsor a formal dance for present and alumni members O I 1 Ek . 1 . 5. 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' ' . 31 SUNSHINE OFFICERS Noruta Nachoft recordung secretary Barbara Bartlett treasurer Rose Mae Roberts pounr secretary Roberta Marlowe vuce presudent Luculle Wolson presudent SUNSHINE SOCIETY Membeushup un the Sunshune Socuety has uncreased by approxu mately two hundred sunce September 1932 when 25 gurls organuzed the local chapter Sunshune gurls are unterested un umprovung theur characters and un helpung others Actuve members partucupate un such prolects as packung Red Cross boxes for overseas and preparung baskets of food and supplues for the needy at Chrustmas Durung the year outsude speakers have been brought un to talk to the gurls at theur meetings Two of these were Mrs Ruth Beck owner of cu Beauty College and Rev Donald Duncan who spoke at Chrustmas An outstandung event thus year was the annual conventuon held at Clark Townshup Hugh School Our gurls met Sunshune Socuety members from all over the state and exchanged udeas and experuences wuth them At sprung the gym us turned unto a land of maguc and enchantment when members who have earned sufticuent pounts attend a formal dance 32 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 ' i , . I . . , , . I I Sunshune M embers FRESHMEN Row One: J. Johnson, C. Cambron, E. Cullen, B Stiles, D. Branham, P. Seaton, B. Jackson, B. Mare tin, M. Stout, U. Kennedy, P. Petzhold, L. Earll, C. Goll, and J. Keister. Row Two: Mrs. H. Wampler, M. Freund, J. AI- brecht, C. Foglemon, J. McGregor, B. Gillis, S Pruett, P. Parrett, S. Jackson, C. Byrkett, S. Brown, B. Keifer, S. Shaw, G. Marlow, Mrs. Wilma Joy. Row Three: P. Von Stroke, M. Shepard, E. Brown- ing, B. Dreyer, J. Pine, D. Petty, N. Fox, S. Lowe C. A. Miller, M. Halterman, J. Jones, D. Minet, D Spencer, D. Spicer, N. Wilson. Row Four: S. Miller, M. Brunning, C. Belcher, E Ramsey, D. Weinkauf, P. Flanagan, P. Taylor, S Partlow, D. Topper, B. Pemberton, J. Lompherc, B Dillehay, G. Hadley, P. Grosdidier. Row Five: J. McKamey, L. E. Ray, M. Thompson C. Sager, E. Bell, D. Bess, Ruth Bartholomew, M DeBurger, C. Chapman, B. Detherage, P. Brad ford, C. Clark, R. Dean. Row Six: B. Maguire, L. Ritter, P. Pedlow, J. Both well, L. Fuller, D. Peaslee, L. Nichols, E. McCor mack, K. Lincks, P. Constantine, P. Poe. Row Seven: P. Lane, S. Heath, W. Warren, M Price, S. Miller, P. Freiie, J. Karl, N. Smith, N Hoover, M. Hastings, F. Griffey, and D. Turpen. Row Eight: Mrs. F. Nelson, Miss M. McLane, C Schimmel, M. Hodson, S. Long, G. Creech, D Martin. UPPERCLASSMEN Row One: N. Nachofl, B. Bartlett, R. M. Roberts R. Marlowe, C. Benson, L. Wilson, D. Fahrner P. Terrell, P. Alexander, L. Brutcher, P. Day, B Smith, and M. Moon. Row Two: N. Heath, J. High, D. Herald, J. Scott B. Clair, G. Christie, C. Thornbrough, F. Pollard J. Ehle, L. Burks, J. Canada, B. Duncan, M Gaskins. Row Three: J. Wilson, A. Abbott, M. Froelich, M Seymour, M. J. Watson, B. Arnold, C. Silkwood R. Stewart, R. Culbertson, D. Orner, L. DeLoft, P Stanfield, B. Watts, and A. Thomas. Row Four: E. Vogel, J. Lamphere, M. Lowry, M Smith, G. Bess, N. Baldaut, J. Boughton, W. Weak ly, G. Weatherford, E. Overholtz, H. Freund, M Stafford, C. Lincks, and B. Inman. Row Five: C. Hart, L. Wilson, P. Berry, B. Bran ham, N. Barker, M. Van Treese, G. Cassidy, C Belden, M. Butler, S. Brothers, W. Schoeneman C. Keister, D. Warriner. Row Six: M. Vornehm, S. Wells, G. Rushton, F Lazo, B. Wise, M. Pilman, M. Jones, P. Forston M. Binkley, S. Orr, M. Barnhart, J. Locke, C Feeley, D. Holcomb, Mrs. Steindorfl. Row One: J. Carpenter, L. Rice, P. Roach, V Funkhouser, P. Keifer, I. Fishel, J. Crouch, B Kinne, M. Timberman, G. Shelley, L. Inman, B Williams, B. Johnson. Row Two: F. Davis, C. Clark, V. Montgomery, J Eichmiller, M. Miller, B. Fisher, G. Green, E. Poe M. Miles, S. Conrad, D. Markins, M. McNelly. Row Three: B. Laney, J. Masteryanni, J. Sawyer J. Hanneman, B. Elder, R. Domagolik, B. Moran J. Henthorn, P. Arnold, A. Hoover, J. Barnes, S Davis, K. Carlisle. r I 1 I 1 Row Four: D. Kent, N. Vowman, G. Wilson, J Sexton, S. Armstrong, D. Andre, J. Ausherman, P. Morton, V. Rhodes, S. Crump, S. Gilbert, S. Mickley, N. Cushman. Row Five: B. Hutcherson, N. Richison, P. Ellis, C. Lucas, M. Miller, C. Keene, K. Wilson, C. Welsh, E. Holman, R. Dudziak, E. Boggs. 33 Row 6: J. Hanneman, V. Alexander, B. Hamm, C Jordan, B. O'Key, J. White, G. Rushton, J. Tyson C. Cloud, S. Timmons, S. Schoeneman, D. Baker P. McFall. Row Seven: J. Gossett, M. Schockley, J. Smith, S Wright, S. Wright, P. May, B. Giles, N. Eubonks M. Tomlinson, N. Gray, J. Roberts, C. Dell, A Deloft, C. Standiford, and L. Kettleson. Class FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Patty Day pins ribbons on Charlene Clark who, with Jo Ann Bothwell, is being initiated into the Future Home Makers of America. Left to right: Jo Ann Bothwell, Charlene Clark, Secretary, Patty Day, Mrs. Martha Welch, Leader, Charlotte Hanger, Treasurer, Virginia Funkhouser, Parliamentarian, Lucetta Rice, President, Mary Ann Guthrie, Vice-President, Mrs. Creston Rice, Chapter Mother, and Miss Harriet Wilkinson, Leader. SCIENCE CLUB Mr. Victor Poe looks on as Pat Roach performs an experiment for the Bi-Phy- Chembo Club. Left to right: Mr. Victor Poe, Louis Reeves, Myr- tle Shockley, John Dale White, Joyce Locke, Pat Roach, John Hilficker, William Fellows, and Tom Hanes. MATH CLUB Members of Trialge Club stand before the Christmas tree they decorated for the cafeteria. Another proiect is that of giv- ing honor awards to outstanding fresh- men in math. Row l: Ann Abbott, Lynda Wilson, Nancy Bal- dauf, Virgil Shockley. Row 2: Carolyn Lincks, Myrtle Shockley, Miss Nina Martin, sponsor, Betty Watts, Row 3: Patty Stanfield, John DeRome, John Hilficker, Richard Hadley, Dwight Abbott, Beverly Inman, and Pot Roach. Clubs SPANISH CLUB El Revezo has as its aim the fostering of better public relations with Pan-Ameri- can countries. On Pan-American day they sing Spanish songs on the circle: the some program is later given at Robert Long Hospital. Left to right, Row One: Helen Freund, Nancy Shef- fer, Pat Berry, Pat Roach. Row Two: Nita Doon, Carlagene Thornborough, Betty Cooper, Maude Shaw. Row Three: Norman Young, Ronald Smith, Charles Peachee, Richard Dawson. Row Four: Frank Weisman, Leon Redenbocher, Phil Chance, Carl Walton. DRIVER TRAINING CAR A l95O Dodge Coronet was loaned the Safety classes of Ben Davis by Capitol Motors. lt is the first driver training car to have completely dual controls . PHOTO CLUB learning about photography from the time the shutter clicks to the final enlarge- ment is lun in the Photo Club. Money is made by the sale of greeting cards and personalized Christmas greetings with photos. Left to right, Row One: Jonnafay Eichmiller, Lynda Wilson, Donna Holcomb, Mr. William Shutt, spon- sor, Cloro Illg, Mary Timberman, Gwen Shelley. Row Two: John Ross, Don Hawkins, Robert Mont- gomery, Charles Ellis, Carl Walton, Bill Fellows, Tom Hanes. Row Three: Tom Rosetter, William Wheeler, Charles Brandt. Row Four: Richard Hedrick, Richard Blunlc, Fred Wilson, Tom Saw- yer, Dovid Miller. L-...I Row I Mr Shockley Davld Marksbary Vlrr1lIShockIey Larry Moon Charles Duffy Gaton AIIen Row 2 Don Inman David Sfader Jlm Well Roy Spreckl meyer Bud Mules Joe Berry H1 T cmd Row 3 EIII Holllnqsworth Tom Klrltsls Ronald Grimes James Stout Jimmy Chapman Tom Rossetter Bull Arnold Row 4 Don Neese Charles Koontz Glen Fox Donald Bell Bob McMahon Jack McMah n HI Y MEMBERS AND OFFICERS The Ben Davis Hu Y under the sponsorship of Mr James P Shockley stresses the betterment of self by helping others Some of her many and varied GCIIVIIIGS thus year have been programs In which fathers and sons qot together for an evening of relaxation and enter talnment conferences throughout the state for planning better and more mterestmg meetungs and the collection of toys and food for dlstrubutuon among 27 needy families at Christmas time The club has also sponsored many Interesting convocatlons during the year for the benefit of the student body Among these were speakers from several forelgn nations as well as the local dlstrlcts The club also presented the school with a United Natlons flag It co sponsors a sprung dance wnth the Sunshme Club LATIN The Latm Club S P Q R IS one of the largest In the school Its purpose I5 to promote an Interest In the history and customs of ancient -, Rome Inltlatuon ceremonies are Flled with tradltlon and the varuous protects of the club are In keeping with those of that once powerful empnre 36 D 'Q 'if 3 . . 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I 5 , f , . . . ., . . . , Latwz Clubs UPPERCLASSMEN Row l Mrs Helen Mercer C Wllllams P Spikes B Smnth M B tler S Brothers W Schoemann D Arnold K r e B Bartlett M Lewellen Row Z G Rsnglespaugh F Gregory J Hllfcker V Mont mery S Rutter C Kelster C L Wulson Honeycutt Raw J M Blnkley C llnrks B Watts P Shepard B Inman J Helt C Feeley J Gantz A Thomas S Wrrght ow -1 S Orr P Toney N Bowman C Cou J Tson P Turner G Wade N Rlchsson J Sawyers B Sutton Row 5 Mrs Esther Steundorfl W Dell E Boggs P Doerfler L Prnce M Young P Arnold C Dell J Rushton J Chapman Gvnes B Fhvllups K Maynard P Jarrett N Johnson B Owen J Smnth Row 7 B Belden T Baldauf R Meyer D Wesner D McAn unch Babcock G Barrett C Wlllnams D Polk E Heath FRESHMAN Rowl S Jackson L Fuller C Byrkett J Canada R Roberts M Jones A Fox D Markm S Gnlbert L Kettleson B Muller Row 2 H Archer P Van Strohe P Poe M Pr: e W Warren S Muller C Chapman B Detherage B Rockey E Brownnng B Jackson P Seaton J Karl ow 3 r M De Burper Van Cleave A Panno B Jones R Bartholomew P Lane C Gall C Schlmmel M Hodson E McCormack K Carlisle Row 4 P Grosdldler B Magulre F Grlfley D Tur en In ks Kel er S Partlow Lueske N Falconbury Ead J Cam J Fe ows Row5 C Woods D Bennett B Howell J Verhonnk O Smuth J Hlghsmuth B Smith L Armstrong R Dux P Burkert Rowo L Nuchols P Frnele N Wnlson N Hoover M Shepard B Fellow D Wellhamer J Holden K Bunkley F Wulson Row 7 Mrs Wampler J Markuns R Dulaney L Moon G Gor man R Smuth J Jester J Laughaulmer T Bauer Z5 U' PW? 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JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM A trumpet fanfare, the magic words I crown you ..., and another king and queen are added to the ranks of the Junior-Senior Prom royalty. Jackie Hanneman and Poul Angleton smile happily as they pose with their court after being elected Prom Queen and King. The Prince, Dick Stewart, and the Princess, Lucille Wilson, pre- sented the trophies. Members of the court were: Bill Arnold, Donna Holcomb, Martha Miller, Leon Jones, Pat Cloud, Dean Toombs, Walter Andrews, Barbara Eastridge, Helen Stegemoller, and Richard Roberson. The theme for last year's prom was a beautiful Japanese Garden, highlighted by a stone bridge over a real pool in which goldfish swam. CAt the time this book went to press, the 1951 prom was still in the planning stage. That is why lost year's picture is being used.l 38 4 L L 1, 1 ' 3251 fp H 'Wi M ,lf 3' is f UT- ! ef ,gm fx, . A ,ff .. 4. 3 5 gf 5 T. 'i f ff Q V - 'll 1 . xg, . 'EK V Y S mf we The Keyhole staff graduates from eight months of hard work, far more experienced in the line of editing, financing and publishing, than they ever thought possible when they started planning the book at the iournalism training school at Indiana University last summer. Many people donated their time toward making the book a possibility. Elizabeth Vogel, Darlene Barker, Pat Roach and Lucetta Rice worked every day, all year, to supervise and write the book. Jo Ann Wilson, Johnny Klemm and Jack McMahon put in a great deal of time writing editorial and sports copy and Lucille Wilson wrote the class history. Bill Tobias spent the first semester taking pictures-Norman Bohm took over his job the second semester. Keyhole Staff Row 1, left to right: Darlene Barker, finance, Lucetta Rice, co-editor, Pat Roach, co-editor, Elizabeth Vogel, editorial writer. Row 2, left to right: Norman Bohn, 2nd semester photog- rapher, Bill Tobias, first semester photographer. Lower picture-Advertising salesmen-Row 1, left to right: Robert Atwell, Tom Rosseter, Richard Roberson, Keith Wal- ters. Row 2: Frank Bradford and Otis Bickel. Additional salesmen Knot shownjz Joe Lawler, Don Beasley. Typists: Monty Froelich and Barbara Eastridge, Editorial content: JoAnn Wilson, John Klemm, Jack McMahon, Make-up, Pat Berry, Lynda Wilson, Betty Watts, and Carolyn Lincks. Frank Bradford, Joe Lawler, Keith Walters, Tom Rosseter, Otis Bickell, Bob Atwell and others from time to time, sold adds, Barbara Eastridge, Monty Froelich, Betty Watts and Carolyn Lincks donated many study halls to type and mount pictures. .lane Hanneman, Phyllis McFall, Barbara Elder, Lynda Wilson, and Pat Berry were in charge of picture identifications. There were others who came in for an hour or two when special jobs needed doing. With- out all of them, the job couldn't have been done, for publishing a book is a project whose extent no one realizes until he has actually participated in it. Outstanding Students Dwight Abbott Bob Jackson Bill Boruff Virgil Shockley Gene Pierson Ann Abbott as state winners took a trip to the National Vegetable Judging contest in New Orleans Louisiana Lipper right Norma Barker Wrestling Queen Center left Ann Abbott First in Orotorncol Contest at Ben Davis won District and County before being elim mated Center right Dick Stewart Bernie Wurger John Pacola and Gary Ringlespough first place winners in play at Dromotic Festival held at Shortrldge High School They are holding the trophy on which their names are engraved Lower right Lucille Wilson chosen D A R representa tive from Ben Davis i Y f if 5 Upper left: Mr. Dwight Cottingham, Richard Hodley, Center: Jo Ann Wilson, highest in Senior Class. 41 ' 7 E ' . -rf l it -fi? ,'1 11 :-l ,f gf . ,sw : 1'f f- 'f 1 -, , , YELL LEADERS Cheerleaders Dick Stewart, Barbara Cafouras, Florence Davis and Ronald Gill showed great ingenuity in inventing such stunts as the Hadacol yell and The Thing to add spice to pep sessions. Joyce Delano graduated in mid-year and Bernie Wurger was hospitalized at the time the picture was taken. 42 We've Proud of Our Records In . . . ATHLETICS An exciting moment in o basketball game. 3 ,L X. X ss 552 gb: :ga ..,. K. YNY if ,iigerw iii , , Xa ,gf 1 ' W. 'Q-a ,iss 'gags 'Q - fits-37' ,fffj f ,QSC - - wagssatkg 2 Lf., , 5 -fsaksf fr..-1 -sy Leif, ,, s fr N51-. K fl'- ov . ., , .. Y, , sswfafi s mga? ri is x ' iv .t rifw' ' ' 5 Here are Ben Davis' undefeated Marion County High School football champs for l95O. They're the only undefeated prep combination in the county. Row One, left to right are-Forrest Clair, Orlindo Runyan, Bob Wilbur, Don Wilbur, Ed Truax, and Jack Burnell. Row Two: Jim Wells, Cliff Cunningham, Don Wilson, Bob Britt, Ronald Morris, Richard Warrum, Max McCaslin, Joe Berry and Jack Miles, Row Three: Larry Moon, Lawrence Ritter, Ed Pflum, Rodney Dreyer, and Don Hager. Row Four: Clifford Chapman, Dave Marksbary, Harold Froman 1375 and Elmer Phillips lbehind Don HagerD. Row Five: Phil Chance, Francis Hoeger, Harold Ritter 134D and Joe Lawler I40J. Row Six: Jack Moore. Row Seven: Carl Fuller 1273, Charles Teney lbehind Moorel, and Frank Bradford l33l. Row Eight: Roy Spreckelmeyer and Gaton Allen. 44 Champs wr Football As everyone knows thus as the year The Ben Davus Grants brought home the football bacon After defeatlng Decatur Central 26 to O and blastmg Southport by a margun of 19 to 6 the Grants coached by Lou Parnell tackled Warren Centrals Warnors but fauled to outscore them The score 7 to 7 Thelr record was now 2 wms and 1 tue With tougher teams stlll to be played the Grants coasted past Plke by a score of 12 to O The Ben Davis Speedway game IS always a thrlller and as usual thus season the Grants clrmbed to vuctory by overpowering the Sparkplugs 1910 6 For the first time n the B D history the Grants completely demoraltzed the bug Howe Hornets by an nmpresslve score of 12 to O Manual ns never a team to take for aranted because of theur fancy passung attack and good defensive work but the Grants were a little fancler In the passmg of Don Hager and a luttle stronqer on the defense than the Redskms thus season as shown by the score of 19 to O In favor of B D The Grants had but one game to play to sew up the crown of Marlon Countys undefeated champs and the Beech Grove Hornets reallzed thus and gave their all but ut was not enough The Grants hav mg already won 6 and tled 'I had thelr spurlts up This smooth football machnne agaun showed theur power and class by downing the Hornets 21 to 7 After this excellent feat the Grants were well entrtled to bring home the trophy for whnch they had worked so hard Roy Spreckelmeyer showed excellent pass receuv Ing and very good footwork to be the team s hugh est scorer with about 40 points Dave Marksbary whom we wull again see ln the Purple and Whlte uniform next season was not far behind with 25 points The passnng and quarterbacklng of Don Hager along wuth Larry Moon wall be seen this com mg season They scored 'I9 and 'I8 ponnts respec tuvely Coach Lou Parnell was lust about as proud of has great team as Ben Davls and the team was of hum Roy Spreckelmeyer Mr Lou Parnell and Bud Teney admlre the County Football trophy i I . . ,, . . , , ' II I I I I ' I ' I I . . . ,, ,, . . I 1 1 ' I ' , . . . . . I I ' . , . . I - I n . , , . ! . . , . , ' I I . I , . . . W , ., gigs - . , ff ,M -, .M ,K ' 6 t -t .. 'T ff M 1, f w A .1 Q V record. Football cmd RESERVE AND FRESHMEN FOOTBALL FRESHMAN SCORES Here are the boys who will be showing their Southport A ' I 8 Ben Davis ' stuff in the fall of 5l and 52. Under the guid- Ben Davls --'--- -- 7 DeCUlU ing eyes of reserve coach, John Masariu, assisted by Ben Davis ....,, r,,. 2 0 Howe ....A. .. Gerald DeWitt, the reserves finished the season with Sho,-fridge -,-- 18 Ben Davis n a very impressive record. Ben Davis V irrr -I3 Manual Robert Wilbur, with the excellent blocking aid of Ben Davis --QQA ,hww 2 5 Decqfur -Y--V his team-mates, crossed the goal line enough times to be high scorer of the reserve team, along with his RESERVE SCORES fellow players he is expected to show some excellent . b.I. . . Bert DCVIS .... . , ..... 'l8 Warren Central a nity this year as a member of the varsity squad. , Ben Davis ss.... .s.. 1 4 Southport .,,.s.s,.c. s The reserve and varsity squads are not the only B D . 3 I teams to be talked about. Our freshman ball club en cms ' 2 Mama ' also proved itself very capable and with the help of Howe -4--- 3 2 Ben Dawg ----s Coach Gerald DeWitt, displayed a very commendable Ben Dvvis --'-- -.-- l 9 W05l ln9l0n ---- - Shortridge .s,, ..,. 1 2 Ben Davis ,.,,,, karma 1- RESERVES Row l: left to right-Richard Meyer, Clif- lord Cunningham, Jim Wells, Tom Rickle- mon, Forrest Clair, Ronald Cress, Bill Town- send, Richard Warrum, Jack Miles, Bob Gary, Bill Hollingsworth. Row 2: left to right-Don Inman, Don Wil- son, Bob Wilbur, Jim Lawler, Billie Verhonik, Bob Mack, Don Wilbur, Orlindo Runyan, Harold Watkins, Jack Parks, Edwin Truax. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM Row l: Ray Jackson, Gerald Nieman, Don Miles, Jack Rice, Jack Lester, Eugene Gri- der, Bob Kettman, Jerry Kepner, Allen Burkharkt, John Perrel. Row 2: Manager Earl Marsh, Harry Schmink, Floyd Brunes, Bill Howell, Mich- ael Eastridge, .lon Shefier, Dick Wilson, Marcus Gene, Fred Wilson, Don Bennett. Row 3: Pat Patterson, Ed Arnold, John Verhonik, Harry Jones, Jake Lawler, Ron- ald Utterback, Coach Gerald De Witt. vu 1, S ,af 2 1 Coaches, Managers COACHES AND MANAGERS These men stand in the background during the athletic contests and watch their boys put into prac- tice the plays and techniques that they have taught them throughout the year. The coach is the backbone of the team. His efforts speak for themselves in the scores that are chalked up during the games. . -SN' Y Q --ul While the Giants are busy playing a hard game or practicing, someone must take care of the equip- ment as well as the players' injuries. The unheralded student managers are entrusted with that impor- tant job. Lockers must also be kept in order and there are many odd jobs to be performed. All of these duties keep the managers fully occupied. Coaches, left to right: MR. JOHN MASARIU Freshman basketball, reserve football, golf. MR. LOU PARNEU. Varsity football, track, wrestling. MR. HOWARD WOOD Varsity baseball. MR. ROBERT CLOYD Reserve basketball, ass't baseball coach. MR. GERALD DE WITT Varsity basketball, freshman football. MR. GORDON HARKER Athletic director. MANAGERS fleft to right! Richard Meyer, Bert Morgan Richard Scherer, Robert Gor mon, Jack Morgan, Pete Davis Jim Ferrel. I5 and Vcwsrt Basketball Coach Jerry DeWrtt's Grants played an excellent season of basketball defeatrng T4 of therr 23 for mrdable opponents The game wrth Cathedral was a terrrflc upset rn Ben Davrs favor wrth the Grants wrnnrng by a score ol 56 to 37 The Grants also clashed wrth Decatur Central three trmes and won all three games Rrchard Roberson was hrah scorer for the season wrth a total of 267 pornts rn 23 games The Grants of 1951 52 wrll lose four players from and Rrchard Roberson are graduatrng and wrll be mrssed bv the school as well as the team However wrth the experrence garned by the remarnrng Grants a hrghly successful season rs assured Left to rrght Brll Arnold, Leon Redenbacher, Bob Wrlbur, Jrm Lawler, Rrchard Warrum, Rrchard Roberson, Coach Jerry DeWrtt Ronald Ragan, Gaton Allen, Norman Young, James Backer, Larry Moon 49 I the lineup. Gaton Allen, Bill Arnold, Jim Backer, November December January January I7 February VARSITY BASKETBALL CENTER GROVE DECATUR CENTRAL PIKE TOWNSHIP WARREN CENTRAL BROWNSBURG HOWE MANUAL SACRED HEART WASHINGTON BROAD RIPPLE SHORTRIDGE I9 County Tourney WARREN CENTRAL BEECH GROVE LAWRENCE CENTRAL CLAYTON DECATUR CENTRAL OPP February 3 November December January February Reserve cmd Se ctlonals DECATUR CENTRAL CRISPUS ATTUCKS RESERVE BASKETBALL CENTER GROVE DECATUR CENTRAL PIKE TOWNSHIP WARREN CENTRAL BROWNSBURG HOWE MANUAL SACRED HEART WASHINGTON BROAD RIPPLE SHORTRIDGE CLAYTON DECATUR CENTRAL OPP SPEEDWAY FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP CATHEDRAL LAWRENCE CENTRAL Thas years Reserves, under Coach Robert Cloyd showed deflnute prom1se of bemg good Varslty maternal In the very near future W1nn1ng II of the1r 18 games, the Reserves showed excellent ab1l1ty SPEEDWAY FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP CATHEDRAL LAWRENCE CENTRAL Theur first 6 games were all vlctorles but the streak was broken at the hands of Manual by a bare mar gm of 2 pomts The Reserves came back agam, though, and won 5 more games durmg the season Front row left to rlqht Jerry Rushton Arthur Detherage Ted Botklns Robert Freund Bob Wllbur Row 2 J1m Ranrdan Harold Watkms Cerll Potter Robert Dulmg Coach Robert Cloyd Bob Brltt Elmer Phrlllps Harold Sommers 2 , ' . 8.0. 50 IO 51 48 34 I7 35 49 22 33 45 1 42 44 8 44 46 9 51 43 gg gg I5 41 31 22 19 20 48 50 3 43 45 g gg 6 44 30 9 24 I3 49 47 1 5 23 , 18, , 20 34 40 41 3 26 . 35 50 6 40 47 43 I3 41 Jqnuary 26 soum P0111 57 63 26 souTHPoRt 32 27 32 35 27 23 5 40 44 5 I8 9 32 35 9 29 22 14 56 52 IO 40 38 I0 37 56 I4 45 35 15 50 47 I6 39 38 . , . . . 50 F veslfwncm FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Bottom row left to rtqht Euqene Grlder Wllllam Roach Earl Marsh Jack East Harry Schmmk Thomas Kepler Row 2 Pete Bear Robert Schmodt Floyd Brunes Coach John Masarlu Joseph Harlan John Verhomk Robert Smlth Row 3 James Fahrner James Prtce student managers Lynn Plke ancl Pete Davls James Ferrel Edward Well Donald Utterback Ben Dov s was well repre entesl ln the county tour FRESHMAN BASKETBALL ney thus ycar not only tn vorsuty but also tn fresh coach ng prozzlu ed the 1950 51 Freshmen County Basketball Champ ons The Frosh clatmed the tltle by defeating Frankln 30 to 23 In three games played agatnst the Franklin Frosh the Itttle Giants won two of the three The Freshman record of 10 wms out of 16 games IS a result of long hours of hard practtce and struct tratnlng rules Coach Masaruu s coaching experlence and the determmatuon of his team blended together and developed the freshman county champs FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP WARREN CENTRAL BROAD RIPPLE SOUTHPORT CLAYTON HOWE DECATUR CENTRAL SOUTHPORT DECATUR CENTRAL SOUTHPORT FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP CATHEDRAL WASHINGTON FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP BROAD RIPPLE SHORTRIDGE OPP lCounty Champlonshlpj 5,,,W, 1 I ' , ' ' ' - . B.D. . I I2 32 man basketball. Coach John Masarlus excellent 23 27 E C - 28 12 , , , 35 24 I ' 27 31 - 5 i 32 so 1 I l . 27 36 ' 33 40 32 40 19 20 ' I ' ' 23 so . . . , . . ' 41 39 ' ' ' 31 19 19 26 - 30 31 51 I 1 , -v.L , s 1 . 'E 6. C I3 C9 '5 ,I A IH I lb- 'i , , , ,, Q of este fx ' Y ' Q. If BEN VIE whwl TRACK AND BASEBALL Batter up! Under the guiding eyes of Coach Howard Wood and Assistant Coach Robert Cloyd, the Ben Davis Giant's baseball team won 8 of their I2 games during the season. The pitching ability of Bill Wise, Bill Day, Paul Sterrett and Ray Hutchison, combined with the excel- lent team work of the rest of the boys won such games as that with Charlton in which Ben Davis Coach Lou Parnell times the halt mile relay at the boys' school meet. Watching him are Mr. William Shutt and Rich- ard Warrum. Gaton Allen displays his athletic form and ability in winning the low hurdles, also at the A Plainfield Boys' School. BASEBALL TEAM Row I, left to right: B. Swick, B. Hollingsworth, R. Spreckelmeyer, M. Shambaugh, B. Mitchell, R. Smith, D. Scott. Row 2: B. Wilbur, P. Sterrett, J. Backer, B. Wise, J, Hutchison, H. Watkins, C. Chapman, B. Morgan, B. Phillips. Row 3: Coach H. Wood, er, N. Young, R. Hutchi- son, K. Peek, M. Kinkead, J. O'Brien, Ass't Coach R. Cloyd. 1950 TRACK RECORD Held at: Washington lduall Southport Cduall MEETS WON Ist 2nd 3rd B.D, Washington ----- B.D. Southport ------ B. Arnold, L. Redenbach- came out ahead, 14 to O. May May May May May May April April April April April April WARREN CENTRAL LAWRENCE DECATUR WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL CHARLTON BEECH GROVE FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP SHORTRIDGE BROAD RIPPLE SOUTHPORT AVON Opp. 2 3 5 3 3 0 4 3 13 'II 4 0 52 Franklin Twp. Ctriangularj B.D. Pike lranklin Beech Grove Itriangularl B.D. Lawrence MEETS LOST Howe lduall Howe B.D ffA-- Warren lduall Warren B.D -- - we Crispus Attucks idualj Crispus AttucksB.D ------ Plainfield ltriangularj Charlton B.D. Danville COUNTY MEET Washington Warren B.D ----- Finished 9th in Hoosier Relay in field of I9 teams4scored Il points. The Hoosier Relay was held at Bloomington, Indiana. INDIVIDUAL SCORING Allen, 84 pts., Burkhardt, 50 pts., Teney and Warrum, 34 pts., Gaton Allen set indoor high iump record, 5 l0 -Bloomington. Allen, Lentz, and Kinkead qualified for Regionals. Marvin Kinkead, Paul Angleton, Jerry O'Brien, and Glen Burk- hart were the four boys who brought the trophy for the one- half mile relay home to Ben Davis. Track, Baseball cmd Bowlwzg BOWLING LEAGUE Every Wednesday 40 Ben Davrs bowlers head for the Speedway Bowhng Alleys where they dnvnde unto I0 teams of 4 persons each Mrs Louise Wnlllams and Mass Mary McLane are sponsors of thus mrxed league that besnde offering opportunity for healthful recreatlon means prrzes for those who excel At the tume the book went to press Darlene Barker hugh game scorer wnth 201 and Don Beasley with 216 led the field Darlene and Bob Atwell were hugh average bowlers The league sponsors a Headpm Tournament thus year on Aprnl 4 and a banquet Aprnl I8 at the Snlver Fountam Outstanding city bowlers speak at thus latter event BOYS Row I Don Beasley Larry Long Jam Kung Jack McClam Joe Oglesby Ray McFarland Duane Crawford Bob Mock Row 2 Herbert Israel Charles Duffy Tom Rossetter Charles Koontz Charles Stackhouse Duck Walker Eddy Powers Bob Atwell Bull Duncan GIRLS Row I Sue Tnmmons Jane Boughton Shrrley Mae Wrught Shnrley Ann Wrnght Joy Tuson Georgene Cassrdy Row 2 Mickey Murray Darlene Barker Alma Fox Venice House Carolnne Cloud Nancy Bowman Sue Grlbert MEMBERS NOT SHOWN Don Burkhardt Tom Landon Roberta Marlowe Marllyn Phullrps Bob Roe Rosemary Dudzlak Georgia Weather lord Frances Hoeger Jeanmne Gantz ' I I I I I I , . ' 1 1 1 1 1 , . I I . ' t - 1 1 t 1 1 1 1 1 - 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 5 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 I . 1 1 - C W an V Ie 1 -ai f 0 9 5 W'l!9'f Raw ?v PA ..u............ Our F utwfe Lies In The Hands ofOu1f . . . FACULTY d Q d Miss Irene Robey, counselor, supervises Dick Frieiie on Doris uinn, seniors, in optiiu e iests. gn Mrs. LILLIAN MARSHALL Principal of the freshman Building 5354 my . 4511 z' :I 1 . MR. CHARLES VANCE MR. WILLIAM GIRTON Principal of the Regisfrar Senior Building Mathematics MRS GORDON HARKER 56 Office Assistant MRS ELSIE BALL Englrih Dromuhcs MRS JESSE KIRK Commerce Teachers stop nn office before school starts DEPARTMENT HEADS ROW I MISS OLIVE CARRUTHERS MRS EVA EATON MR GORDON HARKER Soma! Sfudres Hone Economics Physrcal Educcfron Safety Dfrecfo ROW 2 MISS NINA MARTIN MRS HELEN MERCER MR LELAND MILLS Mufhemahcs Language Science V1ceP1rncapal Dean of Gnrls 57 W , . ' '. : ' ' ' , - I ' ' ' 'T' I 'W ---.,--,ww - 4-I' Y g ,, ?-My-4fi?'I' .I ' ., gi - I I f ,S fi if ' av' 1 'M Y , I I ' tw' 'Bing Q.. Q Y 'W iff- I sf. s I X x . A 1 s we - W 'Z' w., ee- Fa? 15 FACULTY Row I MRS. RUTH BRINKMAN English MRS. BENEDA CAMPBELL English MR. ROBERT CLOYD SclenLe, Reserve Basketball, Baseball MR. DWIGHT COTTINGHAM Agriculture Row 2 MRS, ELIZABETH CRIDER Science MISS GLADYS DAWSON Mathematics MR. BERNARD DE WITT Social Studies R,O.T.C. MR. GERALD DE WITT Science, Varsity Basketball and Reserve Football Row 3 MISS MABEL DIERDORF Commerce MRS. MILDRED DOYLE Commerce MRS. FLORA FAUST Commerce MRS. LAURA FRAVEL Commerce Row 4 MR. EDMUND FREUNDT Shop, Mathematics MR. WILLIAM GIRTON Mathematics, Registrar MR. GARRETT GROSS Science, Shop MR. DALE HAMNER Mathematics Row 5 MRS. LOIS HEADINGS MRS. WILMA JAY MRS. KATHLEEN KEILMAN MISS HAZEI. KENNEDY MR. THOMAS DONALD HANSELL English, Assistant English English, Journalism Commerce Social Studies English Dramatic Coach 4? x FACULTY . ' 1 Row I MR. JOHN MASARIU I Yrosh basketball, reserve football, 9. , I baseball coach MISS MARY MCCLEARY English MISS MARY M:LANE , an A Q , I If , I Q ra History fl I MR CARL NAUGLE Mathematncs 'M Raw 2 MRS FAYE NELSON Ar ibm MRS MILDRED ORME Physncal Educatlon MR LOU PARNELL History varsity football track wrestllng MR TED PIERSON Spanish Safety Row 3 N. 'gm' MR VICTOR POE Scnence MRS HELEN POINCE Mathematncs MISS IRENE ROBEY Counselor MR OMAR RYBOLT Music Department S Row 4 MRS KATHLEEN SHAW Physncal Educatlon W6 MRS MILDRED SHIRLEY Mathematucs MR JAMES SHOCKLEY Fnglnsh Dean of Boy MR WILLIAM SHUTT Hlstory W'-19 We 195,52 1 W? Row 5 MRS HELEN WAMPLER MRS MARTHA WELCH MISS HARRIET WILKINSON MRS LOUISE WILLIAMS .A...,.,q MR HOWARD WOOD ESTHER STEINDORFF Language Home Economu s Home Ecanomucs Sensor Lnbrary Physical Educotnan Baseball La ng uage 59 If H YV Y' ' ' ' K ' ' gf: Wan, F! 'lt ' - ' ' Q' ' gs N 41 ,., E .L sc, I ' I V A A I I In 1 ,le wis 4 ask? . ' www I EB ff-f Q: Qt E Q S l I wif Jfrtttt A I Q ' ' f l -Q. 4: - I I ' , ' ' In I , V, : I. .,,,, , .4 6 1 riff ff II , . A 9. 'A Raw 1, left to right: Delano, Brown, Wilson, Miller. Row 2, Isl! to right: Hollingsworvh, Backer, Stewart. 12A Officers of the January class 1951: President: Mark Hollingsworih Vice-President: Joyce Delano Secretary: Delores Brown Treasurer: George Jenkins fnol shownl 12B Officers of the June class 1951 President Jim Backer Vice-President: Martha Miller Secretary: Lucille Wilson Treasurer: Dick Stewart Fowr Tecws of Cave F Yee School Life cwe Ending fmf the . . . SENIORS ' .Av f,.' ' ,J ,- Y , -- A . I P . 5 5 THE LAST MILE . . . . . . although this is the class of 1950, the same will be duplicated this year. WWW5' Fmt, 62 'B'- SENIORS Rowl ANN ABBOTT BILL ARNOLD PAT ALEXANDER Dramatic Club Thesplan Sunshlne Trlalge P Q R Booster Club HIY Base 9 Sunshine me Ec S AH Wlnner o Basketball Freshman and Sophomore Treas I Speak for Democracy State Geo Con urer test Bake a Cake Freshman Latln Alge bra Awards Vegetable Judging Team MARLENE ADAMS GATON ALLEN Sunshnne Booster Club Keyhole Freshman Basketball Football Track HIY Booster Math Award C ub Row 2 RICHARD ALEXANDER ROBERT ATWELL NANCY BALDAUF Booster Club Keyhole Bowling League Golf Team S P Q R Science Club Sunshlne Soclety Trralge Booster Club Dramatic Club EILEEN ATKINSON JIM BACKER Booster Club Trlalge Library Freshman Booster Club Basketball Baseball 'l2B Math Award Attendance Award Presndent Row 3 DARLENE BARKER MYRTLE BARNHART HAROLD BELL Q R Sunshine Booster Club S P Q R Sunshine 4H Booster Club NORMA BARKER MARLENE BEASLEY F H A Booster Club Sunshine Choir Sunshine Booster Club Row 4 CAROL BENSON OTISJ BICKEL PATRICIA ANN P R Booster Club Chorus Clumc Keyhole Student Manager Sun hrne Booster Club Sunshlne GLORIA BESS RICHARD BLUNK S P Q R Booster Club Sunshlne Photo Booster Club Photo Club Club I Speak for Democracy Row 5 NORMAN E BOHM FRANK BRADFORD MARY BRANDT P Q R Football Reserve P Q R 4H Booster Club Spot: Tnalge Booster Club Staff Keyhole StoI'T Football BILL BORUFF CHARLES BRANDT JR AH Booster Club Poultry and Vegetable Crafts Class R O T C Rifle Team Photo Judglng Freshman Football Club Booster Club Row 6 LOIS BRAY BILL BROWN BOB BUNCE Sunshune Booster Club Band Ofhce Fresh Booster Club man Math Award DELORES BROWN MARY LOU BRUMLEY Sunshune Purplaures Freshman Clunuc Sec Dramatuc Club Thesplan Sunshine F H A retary 'l2A Class Bn Phy chembo Band 63 ' I ' I ' I ' I S .... , , '- , b II, ' . Ho ., . P. Q. R., - . ' fI , . II II , . - . II II - I I I - , . . I I I I I I .' I . I . - I I I - I ' - -I 4 I I ' I I - I I I I I I I I , . . S. P. . ., ' , , 9B , . . ., ' , -, . Council, IIB Vice-President. . . ., , ' , ' . ' , . . BLY 5- - Q- -I I I ' ' I I . S ' I I . . . ., , ' , , . II II , . S .... , , S. . . -I - I I l'9l'1Y ' I - I I - , . ' I I I ---- I I I I I - l I I I I T ' . I . ' ..' 1 . I . I , . 1 .I . ' ' I ' 15- X91 'in SENIORS Row I DON BURKHARDT RICHARD H BURKS NORMA CALVERT HIY Booster Club Bowlung Congress Pur EI Revezo Sunshlne Booster Club plarres Drum Mayor Band Band Award Student Manager Freshman Basketball LOIS BURKS ANNA BUSES V H A Sunshnne Booster Club IIA Vnce Sunshme Booster Club Dramatlc Club Prcsldcnt Thesplan Play Row 2 GERALDINE CANTRELL PHILLIP L CHANCE PAUL CHRISTIE Library Freshman Omce Staff El Revezo Booster Club Photo Club Fresh Booster Club man Reserve Varslty Football JANET CARPENTER FRANKLIN JAY CHASTEEN Freshman Cllnoc Sunshine Booster Club Glrls Basketball Row 3 CLAUDETTE CLARK BETTY COOPER JOYCE CROUCH Sunshune Llbrary IIA IZA Councul Ll Rev zo Chorus Band Algebra Contest Boos er u H General Business Contest IIB Secretary Sunshine Keyhole Chorus Bl Phy Chembo SHEILA MAE CONRAD JOSEPHINE COSTELOW Sunshune Booster Club Sunshlne Booster Club Glrls Basketball Row 4 JOHN CUMMINGS JUNE DAVIS PATTY DAY S P Q R Booster Club Sunshune Band Sunshune F H A Booster Club Dramattc Club Thespuan Gnrls Basketball Thespuan Plays FLORENCE DAVIS WILLIAM R DAY Basketball Sophomore uncul IIA Vnce President Row JOYCE DELANO MAX L DOWNEY BARBARA EASTRIDGE Sunshune Booster Club Purplaures Cheer Spotlight Booster Club Sunshlne Purplanres Fresh leader Spotlnght l2A Vlce Presudent man Clam Keyhole Dustrlct Contest IOB Vuce Presudent Om e Prom Attendant JOHN DeROME ANN DUNN T age S P Q R Dramatic Club Band nshlne B oster Club S P Q R lr Booster Club State Math Contest Basketball Chorus 9B Councll Latln and Englush Awards Dlstrl t Englnsh Contest Row 6 WILLIAM RAY EDWARDS TOM ELLIS RAY ENGLEMAN Booster Club 4H Poultry Judgnng Vege oster Club H Y R O C Ba Junlor Red Cross Councll M mber ta le Judgnng Gram Judgung Student Manager JANNAFAY E EICHMILLER MEREDITH ELLISON Sunshune Booster Club Photo Club Dra ats Class S P Q matlc Club Oltlce Staff 65 . . , . I I LH. ' , ' , , '. e , , , , S. P. Q. R., 4-H, t Cl b, F. . A., L Booster Club, Sunshine, Cheerleader, Girls Booster Club, Baseball, 98, IOB, President. , Co ', , I2B 5 ri I , . . . ., ' , , Su ' , o , .... , G' ls . l I 1, .C . I I ', -, ' , - Bo , I-, . .T. ., nd. ' ' e . b . I . . I ' , , , - Cr l , . . . R. -.r,,.... ,3 af if ng -agp-.9 f 2 ,7- SENIORS Row l DORIS FAHRNER BARBARA FERRELL BETTY FISHER Booster Club Sunshine Freshman Llbrory Sunshine Purplolres Smshlne Booster Club Photo Club El Revezo Choru 4H PAUL FELTNER IRENE FISHEL oto ClJb R O T Sunshlne Club Booster Club Row 2 DICK FREIJE HAROLD FROMAN VIRGINIA FUNKHOUSER S R Booster Club Basketball Football MARGARET FROELICH CARL FULLER Booster Club Sunshme Freshman Library Football Track u ply Room e ole 9B OB Secretary Row 3 EDITH GLADSON GLENNA GREEN MARY ANN GUTHRIE Booster Club Band Sunshine Booster Club El Revezo Fresh Sunshme AH Dramotuc F H A Thesplon man Cllnlc 4 H JOHN GRAY JAMES GRIGDESBY Booster Club Row 4 RICHARD HADLEY CHARLOTTE HANGER RACHAEL HART Vegetable Judgung Team Spotllght DONNA JOYCE HALCOMB JOANNE HARDEN Dromatuc Club Booster Club Sunshine Sunshine Photo Club Spotlight Purplanres Row 5 JUANITA HARVEY HARLENE HEDGE FRANCIS HOEGER Sunshlne Booster Club S P Q R Sunshine Booster Club Band Booster Club Football Basketball Track SANDRA HAYS JACQUELYN HENTHORN Booster Club Sunshine Drumatrc Club Band Lrbrary Stafl El Revezo Chorus Bowlmg 9B Vnce Presudent Row 6 MARK HOLLINGSWORTH DON HORNING VENICE HOUSE Band Booster Club Student Monager 'l2A El Revezo Sunshine Chorus F H A Keyhole Spot Vnce President Correspondent forthe Star Iught Lnbrary AH Junlor Councnl Bowlmg Congress EDWARD L HONEYCUTT DAWN HOUSE S P Q R Boys Sue Chorus Sunshnne Spotlight Freshman Ln brary Mlmeograph 4 H 67 Ph - , . . . C. ' , . Hi-Y, .P. Q. ., , . . S p , K yh , , l , ITB, Booster Club, Trialge, Hi-Y, 4-H, Spotlight, F. H. A., Freshman Cheerleader, Clinic. Booster Club, Sunshine, Girls Basketball, S. P. Q. R. , ' , ' , Gm ,p- -9- at 1 Row SENIORS BILLY HURST LUANN INMAN GEORGE JENKINS Club Sunshine Club Booster Club Lahn Club Treasurer l2A Llbrory Staff Bowllnj League CLARA ILLG BOBBY JACKSON Q R Photo Club Dramatlc u Vegetable Judvng Team 4H Club Agn esplan Sec Dramotl Club 4 H C cultural Judging Thesplon Play Row 2 BARBARA JOHNSON LEON JONES CAROL ANN KEEN La rn Club Boo ter Club Sensor C :mc llB Councul Booster Club Prom Attendant El Revezo Sunshune Club Trnolge Club Sunshune Club Bond Chonr B1Phy Chembo Keyhole Stuff Spotlught Stat? DONALD JOHNSON ROBERT KAUFMAN Row 3 CAROLYN KEISTER BARBARA KINNE FLORA KNOTTS Booster Club Latin Club Sunsblne Club unshlne Club F A Booster C u Spoflught Staff Clnnuc Stuff Photo Club PEGGY LOU KIEFER JOHN KLEMM Sunshune Club Booster Club Spotlught Staff Row 4 WILLA LANDERS FLORENCE LAZO MARY JANE LEWELLEN o ter Club A Sunshme u Freshman Council Junior Class Ofllcer Sun Booster Club Banner Guard Spotlnjht Staff Gurls Basketball hlne Club Booster Club Cholr Operetta Bowling League F H A ALVA LAWLESS JOHN LQFEVERS Boo ter Club Freshmen Troclm Wrestls r Row DOROTHY LlTTLEJOHN NORMAN MCCORMACK JOAN McDOWELL Booster Club Sunshine Club Booster Club Boo ter Club Sunshine Club Gurls Basket bull Bowlung League Jurnor Tron Qu-1-I l2B Councsl JOYCE LOCKE ORVAL McCOY Booster Club Scuence Club Dromohc Club Bond Keyhole Stuff Lubrory Staff Freshman Clln IC Sunshlne Club Lotln Club Row 6 JACK McMAHAN cz In Club Dromutlc Club HnY C Boosters Club Photo Club ROTC Rufle leom Sllver Key Mo,or ROTC Sensor Councul CARL MCNELLY Ba eball Basketball MARYLAND MCNELLY DORIS MARKINS Chorus Sunshme Club Sunshune Club BARBARA MAINS Sun hune Club Keyhole Booster Club 69 l 4-H . ' V , ' , -' - S. P. . ., 1 , ' Cl b, NU , , '- lh ' , . ': , - .lub, ' , 1, I 3 ' . I. . V .V Q I 4 . I . I , ' , ' . S ' , . H. ., l b, Bo 2 , F, H. ,, ' ' Cl b, ', ' , - , 5 L t' , ' , '- lub, , ' , ' , QB tv aw 'V' 3 fi' Row I Su nshme Keyhole Spotlng Row 2 SENIORS MYRA JO MILES BARBARA ht Mormng Devotrons Glrls Baslmetball BETTY JANE MITCHELL MINTON JOHN R MITCHELL MARTHA MILLER R Band Photo Club Sunshine Booster Club 4H Mormng Devotions Supply oom H IOA IIA Secretory 'IQB Vlce President VERNA MONTGOMERY JACK MOORE DON NEESE R Booster Cu Dramotuc C lt S P Q R Booster Club Freshman Reserve S P Q R Sunshme Booster Club ra s Class Freshman Math Award Cucero Con Vorslty Football Club Thespuan Play test Clmlc Freshman Oftlce Stal? MICKIE MURRAY ESTHER MOORE Sunshine Booster Club Bowlvng Sunshune IIB Secretary GRETA NICHOLS PAT OWENS Booster Club Sunshune Keyhole B oster Club Sunshme S P Q R Coor Guard ANNA LOUISE PARKER Row 4 Row 5 P Row 6 ARLENE NIHISER Sunshnne Booster Club Chorus Freshman Councll GENE PIERSON L PARKS GERALDINE PEMBERTON S tl ht Ve etable B L Booster Club Sunshine Judglng BOB PHILLIPS CHARLES W PEACHEE Baseball EI Revezo Photo Club Booster Club Track Cross County 'I2A Councul MARILYN PILMAN EVELYN POE Sunshnne Booster Club Band Booster Club Sunshme 4H Photo C Offlce ub HOWARD PING INAH POTEET Booster Club Hu Y 'IOA Vuce Presudent TOM RAGAN ED POWERS AH Booster Club 4H Booster Club Freshman Basketball IVAN RAY DORIS QUINN ard Spotlnght S P Q R Freshman English Aw 71 4 H Br Phy Chembo po ng g NINA POTEET Llbrary JOHN RHODES Booster Club 1 f 1 ' - ' . F. . A. I I I . . . ., ' , , . . , ., , , , s. P. Q. ,, lb, Ha-Y, Row 3 BEATRICE PARKER o , ' , . . . ., I , ' , . I S. . Q, R., ' , , - , ' , - , I , ' . 'Hu SENIORS Row I LUCETTA RICE DONALD RITTER IOAN ROBBINS Sunshrne Keyhole Staff lfdutorl Spotllght Booster Fre hman Varsity Track 4l'l Freshman Lrbrary Library Booster Club St tt IAsslstant Edutorl Home Ec lPresr Wrestlmg Sunshrne Club lentl Boo tel ub FUCENF R CKELMAN Row 2 RCHARD ROBERSON JACK ROBINS S P Q R Booster Club Varsuty Basket ba and CoJnclI Track Reserve Baseball 'IIB CHARLES ROBINSON Booster Club Dramatuc Club Math Certificate Row PATRICIA ROACH n Innc C ub rlo e .J E R ve Spotlight IEdutorI Boost r Club BnPhy Chembo Club Keyhole Stott lEdrtorJ 4H ClJb Ofllce Stal? NANCY Sunshine Club ROUSH Booster Club JOHNNY ROSS T C Rrfle Team Bowlmg Team Boo ter CI b Photo Club lPresrcIentI TOM ROSSETTER ELLEN SAVAGE MARGARET SEYMOUR Booster Bowllng Club HIY Club Photo Club P Q R Sunshine .1 Sunshine Boosters Indlanopolls N ws Cor Keyholc GLENDA RUSHTON RICHARD SCHERER Sunshine Club Booster Club Dramatic Latln Club Math Club Reserve and Var Club Thesplan Purple Aires Latln Club slty Basketball Manager B ot r CI b Oftlce Staff Track Manager and Football Manager Row 4 JOANN SEXTON MAUDE SHAW VIRGIL SHOCKLEY Boosters Sunshlne Photo Club Sensor Boosters Dramatuc Club El Revezo Fresh PlPI'IYCl1SlTtbC Hu Y Boosters Mnfh Club Scouts 4 H Club man Math Award Thesplan Vlce Preslclent 4 H Club President MONTE SHAMBAUGH GWEN SHELLEY EI Revezo Boosters HIY Basketball Sun hnne Chour Photo Club Boosters IZB Baseball Councul Row 5 GLORIA L SMITH DOLORES SPRINGER BARBARA STEGNER Booster Club Spotlrght RONNIE SMITH MARTHA STAFFORD Booster 4H Baseball Wrestlung Sunslune Booster F H A Grrls Athletr Row 6 DICK STEWART NORMA STOUT ROBERT SUTHERLAND HIY Booster Dramatic Thesplan Photo Sunshlne BuPhy Chembo Booster Club P Q R Math Club BrPhy Chem o Clu 4H Prince of 50 Prom Reserve ramatuc Club and the I Speak or Basketball Cross Country Track Freshman Democracy Contest H950 'l95'II Presudent Jumor Presrdent Senior Treas Ufef BOB STILES ROY SPRECKELMEYER HIY Booster Football Basketball Baseball and Track 73 c. , s ' Cl . 1 . I ' Su s ' 1 I , T ' lg CI' b, I 9 zo, I I 1 5 1 I' ' 1 ' ON . . . ., , ' ' ' I , . II , , , ' , R. O. . . ' , ' , , '- , , S. . . ., ' CII b. ' , , ' ' e - ' . rezponclent, Senior Library, Spotlight, and :- . I I I I r I I - , ' , ' , ' , ' , 0 FE u , . , , . I D I I I I I I 1 ' 'T t P I AY I I ' I I T ' I ' ' r A r bl D I - 1, In I D - I H f I I I II - ' I I . I- I I I I I ef 2 .5- '91 Y 4-0-' X H Q.. W I Q 'Ze f F5- '? h tar x '-T Q :S A Q in SENIORS Row l CHARLES TENEY MARY TIMBERMAN DOROTHY VAN TREESE Q R HIY Booster u S P Q R Photo Club Booster Sunshme Booster Club PHYLLIS TERRELL JACK THOMPSON P Q R Sunshine Booster Chorus 4H Football Freshman Lrbrory Row 2 MARCIA VAN TREESE JAMES WAGNER KEITH WALTERS Booster Sunshme ond Bowllng League El Revezo Booster Basketball ELIZABETH VOGEL RICHARD WALKVR S P Q R Dramatic Booster Trralge 4H Bowlrng League Sunslnne Frosh Library Cllnlc Glrls Ath letncs News and Star Correspondent Key hole Stafl Qulll and Scroll Row 3 GERALD WASH ANNA WEHMEIER BETTY WHEELER P Q R Booser unshlne S P R Ke y oe Stoll Sunshlne Booster Library Chorus Labrury Chorus Latm Award CHARLES WEBB BETTY WHALEN Band Croft Club S P Q R Row 4 DORSEL WHITE BILL WILBUR DAVID WILLIAMS Freshman Football JOHN WHITE BETTY WILLIAMS BnPhy Chembo Booster Hugh salesman of S P Q R Sunshrne Booster Chorus Mogozme Drove all Four Years Row 5 HENRY WILLIAMS JOANN WILSON LYNDA WILSON Boosters S P Q R Library Clrmc Jour Photo Club Dramotlc Band Color Guard nalnsm Award Keyhole Staff Assnstont Band 4H Keyhole Staff Edrtor on Spotlrght JOAN WlLLlA LUCILLE WILSON Sunshine Thespnon Chorus Boosters Tru lge Clnlc Damotlc S P Q R O Ice 9A Secretory IOB Vlce President llB Vice Prestdent and l2B Secretory Row 6 Bll-UE WISE DONALD WORKMAN BERNARD WURGER Q R BO'-Tile' SUn5l1l'19 S P Q R R O T C Opere HIY Thesplon Dramatuc Club Booster Purpleaures Cheer Leader Frosh Football Frosh Play Took Stote nn Speech Contest Won 2nd In Amerlcon Legion Contest and Best Actor Award HARRIS WILLIAM WOOD EUGENE WRIGHT OW PAT WYBENGA ROBERT YELEY JOE LAWLER TPICTUYES not shown Booster ond Sunshme Booster Football HIY ond Booster 'Bob Wand 75 S. P. . ., '- , Cl b. .... , , , ' . . 5 ---- , l , , , - , A 5- - - -I I - 5 ' , - - Q- -, hl , ' f , ' , HI-Y. Sunshine, Dramatic, Thespian, F. H. A., Sunshine, Booster, S. P. Q. R., Triolge MS o , i ' , r ' , . . . ., fl' S.P- . ., . ' - Hi-Y, . . . ., . . . ,, nu. ' . ' , , R 7 .vu 4 .P 25 CLASS OFFICERS HA Officers, upper right, left to right: Margaret Froelich, secretary, Larry Moon, presidentp Don Hager, treasurer, Lois Burks, vice-president. Upper left: 9B Officers, left to right: John Verhonilm, president, Dwight Abbott, treas urer, Carolyn Fogleman, secretary: Shirley Jackson, vice-president. Lower right, llB Officers, left to right: Gaidene Christie, secretary, Leon Redenbacker president, Mary Jane Butler, vice-president. Lower left, l0A Officers, bottom to top: Bob Wilbur, president, Barbara Cafouras vice-president, John McCaslin, treasurer. 70B Officers, bottom to top: Norita Na zhoff, vice-president, Geraldine Rushton secretary, Ed Truax, president, and Jim Lawler, treasurer. And These Ave Owr . . . r UNDER CLASSMEN 77 r Donald Hawkins and Richard Stewart decorated ihe Art Room windows at Christmas. A A I G 'XA 've -9 l QQ AA L JUNIORS Row l Kathleen Adluns Nancy Albrecht Robert Altmeyer Betty Arnold Delores Asher Robert Baker Charleen Bald wun Jane Ballard Henry Barnes Row 2 Barbara Bartlett Don Beasley Charles Beckman Earl Belcher Carolyn Belden Don Bell Vuvuan Bell Pat Berry Joe Berry Row 3 Mary Bunkley Duane Bohm Bullue Bolen Janue Boughton Delores Brockett Betty Branham Sandra Brothers Leola Brutcher Helen Bryant Row 4 Rosa Bryant Irma Burdett Jack Burkam Jetty Canada Vurgunua Cantrell Joyce Carter Norma Case Georgene Cassudy Cluflord Chapman Row 5 Clyde Chasteen Gaudene Chrusty Barbara Claur Forest Claur Marulyn Cooper Harold Cottongum Ruchard Cox Eugene Craug Duane Crawford Row 6 Rosalue Culbertson Tommy Davus Lavenna Deloff Anuta Doon Raleugh Dobbuns Wulluam Dodds Phyllus Doty Rodney Dreyer Charles Duffy Row 7 Bull Dunbar Betty Duncan Peggy Duncan Janet Ehle Charles Ellus Delores Ellis John Ellus Pat Ellus Marubelle Emmert Row 8 Norma Emmert Roy Fahrbach Joan Farlow Ron ald Faulkner Carol Feeley Wulluam Fellows Duana Fer guson Claude Futch Robert Flake Row 9 Peggy Forston Helen Freund Myra Gaskuns Mack Germaun Lous Gulbrech Ronald Gull Harlen Gullespue Eddue Goodman Vurgunua Goodwun Row l0 Vurgunua Goll Robert Gorman Fred Gregory Harry Grumes Jerry Grumes Don Hager Evelyn Hamblen Tommy Hanes Carol Hart Row ll Noel Harvey Duck Hazelwood Janet Heartz Nancy Lee Heath Stanly Heaton Judy Hedge Ruchard Hedruclu Dorus Helms Januce Helt Row 12 Dorothy Herald Pat Hennunger Joan Hugh Bull Hugguns John Hulficker Tom Hornung Cloamae Hollowell Herbue Howe Buddy Hurst :A I A - , .1 . f 1 1 1 , ' 'F - xi A' 1 1 1 - V? 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N, ' . ear 'J V jf 4 - :I 1 , A A, .V I Row 5 Ronald Morrus Robert Montgomery Bert Morgan Paul Morgan Larry Moon Marne Moon MQFIDYIE Moore Dorothy Orner Sue Orr Row 6 Edith Overholtz Chester Patton James Parker Betty Pellun Edward Pflum Joe Phllllps Marilyn Phll llps Florence Pollard Kathleen Price Row 7 Don Reynolds Louis Reeves Julia Reeves Leon Redenbacher Richard Rhodes Tom Rlckelman Gary Rlnglespaugh Harold Rutter Robert Rutter Row 8 Sara Rutter Ruth Robertson Rose Mae Roberts Robert Roe Robert Rossolet James Ross Dorls Rutherford Tom Sawyers Don Scott Row 9 Jerry Scott Paul Schuh Wanda Schoeneman Norma Sedam Pauline Shepard Carolyn Sllkwaod Albert Smith Barbara Smuth Edward Smlth Row l0 Jaclue Smlth MOTION Smith Marlean Smith Phyl lls Spllles David Spray Rosle Spurgeon David Srader Pat Stanfleld Ruth Stewart Row ll Patty Tatum Carlagene Thornbrough Ann Thom as Beverly Tltus Bull Toblas Bull Townsend Margaret Vorneham Carl Walton Dolores Warrlner Row l2 Bert Waterman Mary Jane Watson Betty Watts Wllma Wealrly Georgna Weatherford Sandra Wells Clyde Whalen Barbara Whrte Bull Whltls Row 73 Don Wilbur Charlotte Wllltams Bull Woodward Norman Young Jerry Woolums Floyd Yovanovrch Darlene Arnold, Raymond Byrnes, Glen Fox Al Qt' v f WMI: si 7 ff -gk. If 79 fa if !, Q Ci I .1 cw x 5 was Il l f' Q-F' lrll :V U ,uv frh 1,5 in 41 14' ,Ll 80 SOPHOMORES Row One Suzanne Abshler Louann Ahnaheld Alexander Lee Alllson Barbara Anderson Andre Marilyn Armstrong Shlrley Armstrong Arnold Row Two Pat Arnold Joseph Atkins Phyllis son Joyce Ausherman Bob Babcock Jackie Ann Baker Bob Baker Carol Baker Vlvla Donn Gen Ander Bauley Row Three Charles Baker Duane Baker Jlm Baldauf June Ann Barnes Carolyn Barnhart Glenn Barrett Carol Barton Glorla Bobbin Bull Belden Row Four Jack Bushop Carol Bess Mary Blake Eleanor Boggs Ted Botkm Betty Bowman Nanc Bowman Charles Bradfleld Richard Brandt Row Flve Eddle Brlnson Bob Brltt Nlle Broad street Carol Brown Davud Brown Phyllis Brown Bett Burdlne Lee Bryant Don Burkham Row Six Barbara Cafouras Carol Campbell Kare Carllsle lrns Carlton Richard Carpenter Hazel Car others Lacey Casmlre Ted Cassidy Judy Chamness Row Seven Jimmy Chapman Paul Childress LaVer Clark Bennie Clark LaVern Clark Gloria Clements Carolyn Cloud John Codalots Vera Colbert Row Enght Bob Colcart Vlrgmla Cook CIIHOI' man Wlllnam Davis Shirley Davns Vlrglnla Davls I Row Nine Duck Dawson John Dean Phyllis Dean Richard Delong Carol Dell Wayne Dell Angelina Delofl Eugene Denny Suzanne Derbyshire Row Ten Art Detherage Ruth Domogalnk John Dunn Rosemary Dudzrak Bob Dulmg Phyllis Doerfler Rut Eason Prentlce Eastman Pow Eleven Leroy Eckert Suzanna Eggers Barbar Elder Pat Ellis Ray Ellis Shannon Emmert Norm Eubanks Ros: Farmer Davud Feltner Row Twelve Jnm Funchum Jo Ann Fmchum .loc Fletcher Alma Fox Leroy Froehch Leroy Fraker Bob Franklin Bob Freund Patty Froderman Row Thirteen Ruby Grant Jeannine Ganlz Gllber Bryant Suzanne Gilbert Betty Giles Tom Glass Pa Glaze Joan Goss Janice Gossett ,f ' V A 4, , A , . 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SOPHOMORES Row One Carole Graves Robert Gray Maxlne Greg ory Jeanette Gray Ronny Grubbs Loretta Gunn George Hadley Elanne Halman Barbara Hamm Row Two Jane Hanneman Joan Hanneman Jurnmy Hanna Carol Harlan Paul Harris Donald Hawklns Ed Heath Jlm Helter Jack Henry Row Three Sharon Hlgham Bull Hollingsworth Ar lene Hoover Shirley Howard Marceul Hurt Nancy Hutchinson Margaret lrvln Herbert Israel Norma Jackson Row Four Patsy Jarrett Dorothy Johnson Dorothy Johnson Joyce Johnson Nelson Johnson Norma John son Carol Hardon Phyllls Jordan Ralph Kudwell Row Fave Raymond Kelso Delores Kent Lots Kettle son Jane Keys Harley Hassel Jo Ann Kraft Loretta Land Don Lane Rlchard Lepper Row Six Dorls Layne Jlm Lawler John Lee Walter Lentz Gene Llndsay Betty Loney Cloud tte Lucas Pat Lucas Carl Lundy Row Seven Peggy Mauns Dlxle Markln James Mar kms Janlth Masteryanm Don MacAnmch Max Ma casslln Phylls McFall Ray McFarland Jerry McKern Merz Richard Meyer Harry Middleton Bud Mules Jack Mules Barbara Mnlden Margaret Maller Row Nine Helen Muller Bob Mitchell Victor Mltchell Gaylord Mock Carolyn Moneymaker John Montgom ery Ray Montgomery Barbara Moran Jack Moore Row Ten Ball Moore Grace Moore Jack Morgan Vaughn Moore Wanda Morrus Phyllis Morton Bar boro Mullunux Pat Mutts Norlta Nacholt Row Eleven Barbara Nell Marne Newby Drexel Newsome Betty OKey Shirley Oliver Betty Owen John Pacala Delores Pepelea Marllyn Parker Row Twelve Betty Parks Jack Parks Roberta Pat ton Phyllls Mull Donna Peachee Vlrgnma Pelfrey Leona Plntz Joan Pennmgton LeRoy Perry Row Thirteen Charles Pettlt Elmer Phllllps Bob Phullnps Jessie Pleper Carol Pletch David Polk Credle Pattern Ann Pratt Donald Pratt -4 f,- ? 5 A 11 'gd ft J 'Rf , GG I -vi 81 nf 2' 1 P' wan '10 21 . -ur 4 3 Q l me 1' I I f ' ga, , 'J -Sf' fx 'f' st , it 11, 1' 0, 14 F 1,1 K 1 1 1 1 X . if X I V A 1 1 1 . 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FRESHMEN Row l Dwlght Abbott Elvzabeth Acton Judy Albrecht Januce Alexander George Anacker Helen Archer Leland Armstrong Edward Arnold Root Aurther Manme At we Row 2 Ronald Barger Ruth Ann Barthol omew Tommy Bauer Pete Bear Carolyn Belcher Elame Bell Robert Bell Phyllis Bendler Donald Bennett Dexseen Bess Row 3 James Bucknell Bradley Bmgman Kenneth Bmkley Kenneth Boaker Jo Ann Bothwell Shurley Bowman Porter Brand Patrlcla Bradford Dorothy Branham Shlr ley Brezko Row 4 Beverly Bright Norman Brnght Earnest Brown Shirley Brown Emnly Brown Ing Floyd Brunes Manlyn Brunmng Rose Bryant Mary Lou Buckler Shnrley Buher Row 5 Arol Burges Paul Burkert Carolyn Byrkett Joan Byrne Ja Ella Cam Dorothy Calbert leon Calbert Carol Cambron P tncla Chambers Norma Chandley Row 6 Carolyn Chapman Shurley Chnlcote Morgue Cholds Carlene Clark John Clev elle Frank Cadalota Robert Colbert Don na Collms Lee Combs Irene Conn Row 7 Donald Carrie Paulme Constan tune James Costelow Ruby Costelaw Bar bara Cralg Marllyn Crawley Gladys Creech Davld Cress Bobby Crlsp Elneta Cullln Row 8 Marlene Current David Darbrow Mary Jean Darland Lawrence Davndson Nadine Davidson DIXIE Davis Jane Davis Pete Davis Barbara Dawson Roberta Dean Row 9 James Dearman Margie DeBurger James Delano Eugene Denny Joyce Denny Molly Dennong Barbara Detherage Lucille Deyo Barbara Dlllehay Harwell Dlmpsy Row 10 Robert Dlx Carroll Dmwnddue Howard Duncan Dorothy Durham Shurley Duzan Sarah Eods Jack East Mnchael East rldge Leah Earll Elsa Eckert Row ll James Edens Ray Elllson James Fahrner Nancy Falconbury Ernest Feath ers Juanita Fellows David Feltner Ronald Flgg Erma Flannlgan Putrlcaa Flanmgan Row 12 Catherine Flory Carolyn Fagle man Norma Fox Charles Frakes Chester Freeland Pat Freq: Jane Freund Jack Frost Lynda Fuller Fred Gunther Row l3 Jean Gorman Donald Gastlne Larry Gates Edna Gatewood Elame Goxx Gerald Glllesple Betty Glllls Frank Gluck Carol Gall Gllbert Gorman Qu: 'Q XM' H lv AU 4 83 1,11 1 2 1 'lJ 2 Q2 f -W 4' Mn M .v 'n J : ' , ' , : , f I 1-'I .: , 5 3. 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I' V QQFN sent eff K 9 og go ng .fr 'R FRESHMEN Row l Larry Gregory Eugene Grlder Frances Grufley Patncua Grosdndler Patru cna Gross Martha Gunn Carolyn Hadley Mary Halterman Vnrgmra Hamblen John Harlan Row 2 Joseph Harlan Jerry Hartwlg James Hastings Marlorle Hastlngs Bettue Hatley Howard Hayes Edward Healton Shrrley Heath Gene Hedry John Hugh smuth Row 3 Geraldme Dmgle Margaret Had son Jerry Holden Nancy Hoover Robert Howard Bull Howell Garlod Hug Jr June Hunter Marnlyn lrrgang Beverly Jackson Row 4 Ray Jackson Shlrley Jackson Glen Jarrett Marcus Jean Dolores Jelllson Jack Jester Dale Johnson Judy Johnson Shurley Johnson Betty Jo Jones Raw 5 Donald Jones Janet Jones Larry Jones Martha Jones Thelma Jones Richard Lee Jordan Thelma Kappel Joan Karl Charlotte Keel Janet Kelster Row 6 Oleata Kennedy Tommy Kepler Jerry Kepner Robert Keltman Larry Kun dred Richard Knarr Evelyn Kolp Mary Krause Donald LaFary Joyce Lamphere Row 7 Phyllis Lane Shirley Lang James Langhammer Jake Lawler Judy Laxen Glea Leather Verda Ledford Edward Ler kue Theresa Leo Jane Lewls Row 8 Shirley Lleske Kathryn Lmcks Shlr ley Lowe Barbara Maguire Sandra Mahan Phylhs Marlett Gathel Marlow Earl Marsh hu Row 9 Carolyn Alberta Martln Diana Martln Robert Martin Rebadme Mayfield Jean Maze David McCalment Donald McClure Edna McCormack Glen McDaniel Joyce McGregor Row 10 JoAnn McKamey Johnny McNear May Melsberger Dale Messmore Carol Meyer Sondra Mlclxley Luculle Middleton Buel Muller Carole Mlller Row ll Margaret Muller Norma Miller Sandra Muller Sue Muller Donald Mules Dons Mlnet Phyllis Mmton Donna Mlt chell Robert Mitchell Ben Modglln Row 72 Carol Muncie Homer Muncue Chrls Murphy Shirley Myers James Neeley Neal Neese Jeannie Nuchols Loretta Nrch als Gerald Nleman Joel Oglesby Row l3 Ann Ploan Pat Parrett Shlrley Partlow Patrick Patterson Dons Petty Do lares Peaslee Dorls Pedlgo Patrlcla Ped low Bonnie Pemberton John Pevlel 1. 7 ,A -9 5 . 1 . 1' 111. 1 r ' ' ' , ,Q t : 1 1 .1 ,Q 3 ., ' gf 4 rf - r .ff , ' ' I . 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C I .gk ' ' A . 86 ll L 4-'Ad gf ...A JANUARY FRESHMEN AND UPPERCLASS RETAKES Row l Terry Alford Rlchard Baker Ruth Baker Donald Barnhart Wrlllam Benson Bull Blers Pat Bly Eddle Bourne Robert Bourne Beverly Brandt Row 2 Donald Brunnemer Vlrgnma Bur dune Beverly Carson Robert Clubb Reba Comer Earl Cunnlngham Harvel Dempsey Wnllnam Delaney Joan Downton Judith Duffy Row 3 Dorothy Ewell James Ferguson Jerry Forston Vurglma Freeland Clarence Gentry Betty Guthrie Goldie Hall George Halman Dmah Halterman Chrlstlna Ham brlck Row 4 James Harrls Teddy Heagy Larry Jayne Roxle Jester Ralph Johnson Var gunna Jones Edward Kumble Janet Krebs Vurganla Laux Ira McQumn Row 5 Sandra Mutz Gene Nord: Merrlll Overly Dole Parker Jarmon Perkins Dons Phllllps Bully Plunkett Norma Pope Ronny Pruitt Franklin Rance Row 6 Ora Reeves Edmund Reynolds Ross Rlnglespaugh Charles Rousch Barbara Rudolph Mary Satterfield Danny Scotten Larry Shotts Glendon Smlth Charles Row 7 Norma Spencer Delores Steger James Stephens Rosemary Stevens Char lotte Stlckles Norma Strode Myrna Stroup lmah Thurmond Sylvnu Tolson Don Uhls Row 8 Sharlene Vaughn Jack Walker ueuarose wonace nerscnen vvaus Caro lyn Wells Merry Whltford Kenneth Wor ley Helen Worley Tom Wypung David Marks Row 9 Donald Bryant Charles Hunter Myrna Stroup Abner Roberta Ausman Ronald Allen Burkhardt Barbara Dreyer James Ferrell Peggy Gray James Humston Row l0 Denton Speedy Jelllson Barbara Krefer Rosalmd Maners Mntchell Jo Ann Smith Eugene Jack Wulson James Carbelt Doyle Rosalyn Clayton Roberta Ball Row ll Dugger Rnchard Ray Burkhart Sandra Crump Pat Maxine Gregory George Hadley Hambnck Jack McClaun James Roasor James Smnth Lyman Smuth Row 12 Rnchard Smath Robert Smnth John Stoute Delorns Van Hook Harold Woeh ecke CREDITS Clorence E Crlppnn 81 Son Inc Prmters lnduonopolus Engrovung Company Engravings Herf? 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Ayres 8- Co.QPhoto Reflex Studio, ,Pictures 1951 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We certainly are popplng out at the seams' When we first entered hugh school Ben Davis housed only I I43 students That first day was a day of trials and errors It was definitely a new experience for us for we had to get to classes on time have papers signed and try to find out lust what we were going to study Along with this we met many new friends Four years looked like a long lourney then but nearly everyone has survived Those years have come and gone now we are Seniors Election time finally rolled around for the 9As and Duck Stewart was chosen as president Jackie Henthorn vice president Bull Arnold treasurer and Lucnlle Wil son secretary The 9Bs chose Larry Moon president Margaret Froehch secretary That year was also highlighted by the freshman party and the Tom Sawyer play After a summer vacation we were very proud to go back to school and to say we were now sophomores The senior building also held many surprises for us That year the IOA officers were Bull Day president Lucille Wilson vice president Bull Arnold treasurer and Martha Muller secretary The IOB s elected Larry Moon Barbara Eastrudge Howard Ping and Margaret Froe Inch as their officers Our lunlor year brought more responsibilities for us to perform First of all came the election Duck Stewart Lucille Wilson Martha Muller and Tony Hodges were chosen as the IIAs officers The IIBs elected Larry Moon Darlene Barker Esther Moore and Dale Crandall as theur officers We sold cokes and pop corn at the football games and sponsored skating parties These 'obs were performed to make money for the prom The Oriental garden scene the decorations for the prom was our last duty Now we are seniors about to bow out of Ben Davis The beginning of the year brought the election of Jim Backer Martha Muller Duck Stewart and Lucille Wilson for the I2Bs The I2As elected Mark Hollingsworth Graduation was the mann thought of all the seniors We were all proud to be wearing senior lewelry at last Afterward came the ordering of announcements name cards and gray caps and gowns Other thlngs that made our senior year one to remember was the football county championship the senior play and the prom After graduation we will be able to look back on our hugh school years with pride and satisfaction And there isnt one of us who can not say that our hugh school days were the happiest days of our life LUCILLE WILSON BLUE 81 WHITE SERVICE INC Wholesale Dlstrlbutors LETTE TI K TI Division of U S Rubber Co THREE COMPLETE SERVICE CENTERS TO SERVE YOU 24 HOURS EVERY DAY 2425 Lafayette Rd 430 Kentucky Ave 535 Kentucky Ave HI 6455 FR I572 IM 3368 AXLE WEIGHT SCALE AND FILTERED DIESEL FUEL AVAILABLE AT 535 KENTUCKY AVENUE, INDIANAPOLIS . I . D . . 2 . I l ' I I I I l r ' ' I I . , . I I . I I I I . . I , I . - I , I , . . , . . . . I . I . , . . . - . I . I I . .I I . I . I . . I ' I I ' 1 - , I . r Joan Sampley, vice-president, Don Hager, treasurer, Joyce Delano, Florence Davis, and George Jenkins. I v ' ll II ' u I , . Q 1 ' . , , , . , . , I I - . . i I c of 88 TEETER'S PHARMACY 6301 West Washington Sfreef Indlanapolas 21, Indiana BEN DAVIS BEImon'r 2039 Bowling for all the Famrly 3805 W Slxteenth Street Indianapolis 4 lnchana TELEPHONE BEImonf 4781 BOB BISHOP Proprlelor STEAKS cHoPs CHICKEN DINNERS 5672 Wes' W 5h '9'O S ee' PLATE LUNCHES sANDwucHEs SALADS BE 0'I' 0049 50Up5 AND WAFFLES Induanapolus lnduunc: BREAKFAST SERVED AT ANY HOUR 89 o f H I - G R I L L Open 24 Hours Daily JOHN GRANDE 8. 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