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

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ENGLISH TEACHERS taught us grammar and how to express ourselves clearly, both in writing and speaking. They also acquainted us with good literature. Besides these subiects our English courses ot- tered us speech and iour- nalism. We learned to face an audience and we learned to meet a dead- line. Geraldine Hingle dis- cusses her English courses with Mrs. Elsie Ball, de- partment head. ENGLISH WAS A SUBJECT WE ALL TOOK TOP ROW-MRS. BENEDA CAMPBELL, English, Red Cross sponsor, MRS. RUTH GOOCH, English, Library, MR. DON- ALD HANSELL, English, Booster Club and Dramatic Club sponsor, MRS. ES- THER HUSTON, English. ROW 2-MRS. WILMA JAY, English, clinic, Sunshine Society sponsor, MRS. KATHLEEN KEILMAN, English, journal- ism, publications, and Quill and Scroll sponsor, MR. JAMES SHOCKLEY, Eng- lish and Dean of Boys, MRS. ALMA STEINER, English, library. ROW 3-MRS. MARTHA WELLS, English. . 1-5' .1,.r A '-Ez' s til X

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MRS. .IESSIE KIRK, head ot the commerce department, instructed her clerical practice girls in the use of the business machines in the mimeograph room. Lavada Price and Norita Nachoff were interested spectators. THE COMMERCE DEPARTMENT PREPARED US TO EFFICIENTLY TAKE OUR PLACES IN THE BUSINESS WORLD TOP ROW-WOODROW BAKER, book- keeping and commercial law, MISS MABEI. DIERDORF, shorthand, MISS HAZEL KENNEDY, bookkeeping, supply I room, school accounting, CARI. NAUGLE, commercial arithmetic, algebra, geom- etry. ROW 2-MRS. FLORA FAUST, typing, s it 4 I MRS. LORA FRAVEL, bookkeeping, and 1 Q MRS. MILDRED DOYLE, general business. 1: 'ff I , xt 'fc I THESE TEACHERS gave us an excellent start J g Aixg F Av, fi' ' 7, toward earning our living. As commerce students, N NX L 4,' we .learned all the basic skills needed in cleri- -, r 1'-3-4,2 fi' P' ' Fl Q cal lobs. I4

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