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

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'7fae BOTHWELL, JOAN-This is her third year on a Key- hole staff. She helped sell ads, organized sales campaigns and the distribution of books. She and Marilyn Stoute planned the advertising section. BRYANT, RONALD-Kept a permanent record of everything that went on in Room 206-every- thing but the conversation, that is. Also-all money making proiects were carried on by Ronnie, such as the student directory, the valen- tine flower sale, the Hillbilly Hop, and the distribution of little pictures. Perhaps his most important iob-from the standpoint of the girls-was to go to the drug- store to get food to give them strength for long after school sessions. BYRKETT, CAROLYN-Her work started at Indiana University last July when she and Phyllis Poe planned and drew up the 1954 Keyhole. In September the actual work started. By Christ- mas Carolyn and Phyllis, co-editors, were spend- ing many hours of overtime in an effort to make this annual the best Ben Davis had ever had. Perhaps the most amazing part of this book is that these two girls did such a good iob- practically nothing had to be changed later. CONGER, GARY-Worked on the athletic section along with Don Tobias, scheduling pictures, sending them to the engraver, and finally writ- ing the editorial content. DUNN, SUE-Worked on the editorial content with Edith Ann Shadley. She also wrote the edito- rial part of the student directory, a project of the publications department. KNARR, RICHARD-For three years, cartoons by Knarr have added to the appearance of both the Spotlight and the Keyhole. This boy has an amazing talent and can produce a clever draw- ing at the drop of a hat. His sassy little squir- rels appealed greatly to the staff. e .ar,,f...4ez Because of his long service in publications and his cheerful cooperation, Richard was given the Merle Sidener award for an outstanding journalist. POE, PHYLLIS-Cheerfully stayed night after night to work on the Keyhole. She, along with Carolyn Byrkett, did an excellent iob of planning the yearbook at Indiana University, receiving an honorable mention, comparable to a third prize, for their efforts. EDITH ANN SHADLEY-Received a varied training in yearbook work this year in preparation for a possible editorship next year. She helped Joan with an advertising skit, assisted in checking circulation figures, and helped arrange distribu- tion. Later she worked with Sue Dunn on the editorial content and assisted in typing many of the pages of the annual. SPEARS, NANCY-Assisted Ronnie Bryant with proi- ects and record keeping. Always willing to help with other pages when needed. STOUTE, MARILYN-Assisted Joan with advertising and circulation. Typed when needed. Helped with senior pictures. TOBIAS, DON-Was co-editor of the sports section with Gary Conger. Scheduled pictures and prepared them for the engraver. TOWNSEND, ROSEMARY-Worked on scheduling senior pictures, and took charge of the weari- some iob of preparing underclassmen pictures. KEILMAN, MRS. KATHLEEN-Was the sponsor who sighed in anticipation of a strenuous winter when school started, and sighed with relief in the spring when the annual was safely delivered to all its purchasers. She spent a busy nine months, alternately nagging and cheering, shared her staff's worries and successes, stayed late with the workers, and usually decided the book was worth all the hard work after all. 119

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