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

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Everyone Studie Busy teachers rarely get a chance to really enjoy the teachers, lounge. Miss Prichard and Mrs. XVample1' enjoy a rare moment of relaxation. Rollroom time is a period for school announcements. Carol Students take advantage of the five minute period between Crane, a student council representative, reports to Mrs. classes to go to their lockers and catch up on all of the Poince's sophomore rollroom. news of the past hour. Page 14

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Members of the Purplettes are CBack Howl I. Berry, R. Cist. V Richardson, D. Fields, S. Smith, BI. -1 f A . P I Forston, I. Asdale, L. Griffey, B. Din widdic, B. Brandt, S. Adams, V. XVal- lace, B. NVhitford. CThird Rowl M Cowan, B. Moore, C. Goode, N Trislcr, B. NVeedon, P. Napier, P Caldwell, B. Baker, V. Dix, C. Crane. QSecond Howl S. King, L. Hamm, L Fletcher, P. Piippy, B. Smith, C. Bick- nel, L. Vorehm, P. Calvert, V. Locks I. Schuh. fFront Howl S. Roliold, I Bennett, D. YVik0f'I, YV. Comer, S Taylor, j. McConnel, C. XYaymirc. L Barnhart. To Its School . - Q 1535. 5: Q . Ben Davisites are fully justified in the pride they have in their music department. Last spring the High School Band and the Cadet Band won top honors in their classes in the 1954 State Band Contest. During the summer, the Drummerettes won first prize in the State Lions, Convention parade at French Lick. Then on the Hrst day of school, the hand won sixth place at the Indiana State Fair Parade of 73 bands. The Band and Choir also topped all Indianapolis and Marion County schools in winning Division I awards in -15 events in the Indiana School Music Associa- tion contest this year. The lmaton-twirling, high-stepping majorettcs always add The majorettes are: Sharon Davis, Mona Inman, Joyce excitement whenever they appear. It's a thrilling spectacle Hera, Charlotte Baker, 'lean Nichols, .loan Hagan, Sharon when they prance out with the hand and its snappy music. Ahnafield, and Penny Smith. Page 13

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.. t N' ,A Sometime fx ,I . K Q, XYlu-n the old seven-period day changed to six, study hall scenes like those above became rare. Theoretically, students are to spend half their class periods preparing their assignments. Freshmen in the VVayne Central Library are: Bill Ste-ttuui, Donald Estle, Sherwood Freeman, john Clark, and Horace Burgerand. In the lower senior study hall pic- turc are industrious students: Frank Pettit, Larry Shotts, Ginny Richardson, Ross Ftinglespaugh, Barbara Rudolph, and john Rutledge. ge 15