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

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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

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Boys cmd Gifrls G m Classes Because physical education is a required subject for all students, enrollment is quite large. To solve the problem of boys' and girls' classes going on simultaneously, a movable partition is closed, dividing the gym in halt. Girls, directed by Mrs. Kathleen Shaw, occupy the east side of the gym, while the boys, supervised by Mr. Howard Wood and his student-teacher assistants, occupy the west.

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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