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

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Mom gets tired of cooking three times a day. Why not give her a night olT and treat her to a wonderful home-cooked meal at the Southern Triangle. Take the advice of Neal Neese who is saying, This is the best place in which I have ever eaten. SOUTHERN TRIANGLE BElmont T982 2900 BLOCK KENTUCKY AVENUE MAYWOOD Carolyn Byrkett, Barbara Rudolph, Neal Neese, Hershell Watts -.-55,5-1-www?-fu-w -0---ww 4' -- - 'ZT J V l

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1 ' , -- L4 1 .V li V .A JJ 1 1 Q- 'Ks Hsu . ...Mfg pf Upper Left: Dwight Abbott and Blanchard Smith, winners at speech contest on I Speak for Democracy and The Consti- tution. Upper Right: Elizabeth Crider, biology teacher, worked with James Langhammer for four years. Jim, a brilliant young scientist was one of 'l7 who wan honors in the 7th state science talent search sponsored by Purdue University and the Indianapolis Times. He also is winner of State Science Talent, National Science Talent Search. Scholarships from colleges all over the coun- try were made available to him. He had taken his interview for the coveted Rector Scholarship to DePauw at the time this was written. Lower Left: Jack Jester and Carolyn Byr- kett were two of the early scholarship win- notifications came in time to make the yearbook. Jack re- ceived a 51,000 four year scholarship to Indiana State ,pw 5 Teachers' College. Carolyn if was notified of a scholarship ners, whose fill? is wg . x to Hanover College. , lower Right: Journalism awards . l were known by the sponsor J long before Honor Day, and 5 t therefore made the book. . Carolyn Byrkett, co-editor of yff E the yearbook, and Richard Q . gi Knarr, three years cartoonist if for both the paper and the Y annual, received the Merle Sidener awards tor outstand- ing iournalists, Phyllis Poe, co- editar at the Keyhole, the Quill and Scroll Medal, and Joan Bothwell, in her third year on the annual stafl, the Herfl-Jones Medal. We win scholarships and honors Unfortunately, scholarships come too late in the season to make the March deadline for the Keyhole. At the time the book went to press, nine people had passed tests and were being processed by Indiana colleges as having suffi- cient achievement to warrant consideration. Only two, Jack Jester and Lynda Fuller, had been definitely notified. Joan Ryan passed the test for Butler, Shirley Williams, Jim Langhammer, Lynda Fuller, and Joan Karl for Indiana University, Carolyn Byrkett for Hanover, Dwight Abbott and Bill Roach for Purdue, and Nancy Falconbury for Anderson College. Barbara Dreyer was selected by students and teachers to rep- resent the school as the DAR Good Citizen. 8