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

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Keyhole stall' meinhers watch co-editors, Shirley Mason and Edith Ann Shadley, paste pictures into the Keyhole dummy. Qstandingj Ronnie Lemasters, Ruth Nlclluffee, Christianna YVolf, Dave Bartrzun, Rmnilda England, Ruhy Brown, Nancy Spears, Ann Bowman, Phyllis Barrett, and Kathy Ban. CSQ-atedj Martha Teetcr, Shirley Mason and Edith Ann Shadley. 0 Ronald Gearison and Floyd Catt, not pictured. Staff Proud of Keyhole-Others journalists Martha Teeter and Ann Bowman measure and paste pictures for the Keylzolefs' senior album section. , 11? Page 24 ,six finish - 1 As soon as the animal staff was chosen last April, they began to make plans for the 1955 Keyhole. In July they attended a two-week work shop at Indiana University where they planned their hook in detail and learned the dois and donitis of year- hook production. XVhen students re- turned in Septeinher, picture taking, advertising sales, and a circulation campaign began immediately. In spite of all the careful planning and scheduling, the March I5 deadline found the staff rushed and hreathless, and they sighed with relief as the last copy was sent to the printer.

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Kings and queens at Ben Davis are chosen in many different ways. Those who reign over the junior-Senior Prom are chosen by popular vote. The track and football teams submit the names of girls they would like as queen and then vote on them. The Harvest Swing royalty are Chosen by a paid vote method with each vote costing one penny. Students who buy a Keyhole before a specified date can cast a vote for the Gold and Silver Key Winners. Ruth Ann Bartholomew found being 1954 track queen especially rewarding since Ben Davis won ilie trophy. Looking happy about winning the Cold and Sil- ver Keys at the Hillbilly Hop are NValt Inman and Ann Bowman. for Special Events Toni Crow and Beulah Collins were all smiles when asked about their reign as king and queen of the Har- vest Swing. Page 23

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I WW, X ix 'Q 'M Ny- . O11 Honor Day, oiitstaiiding jo111'11alists wcrc gin-11 awards. H11l1y Brown, Spofligllt cditor klllll Keylzolc advcrtising U0-lHilIlilQ.fl'l', rcccivcd tlic Quill and Scroll lllPKl2llQ Edith A1111 Sluadlcy, Kcyliolc cditor, tlic Mcrlc Sidcncr award: and Sliirlcy Nlason, corcditor ot tlic Kcyliolc, tl1c Hcrlli-Aloiics modal. Martha Tccter, -Indy Sl1lllt'I', Barbara Ristow, illlfl Mary Harrison dis- cuss ll0I101'S they rcccived. Martha ca111c i11 first i11 tl1c scl1ool and county oratorical contests, and tliird in tl1c zonc. ,Indy won first i11 the statc, and tllifil in tl1c I1kltl0Ilill pic-lmaking contest in liar division. Barbara won first placc in tht- statc c11to111oloy1y coritcst, while Mary rcceivcd tlic Bcn Davis D I' S Bcity Crockcri' gold pin. 'l'l1c Ycgctablc .ludgiiig f0kll11 llgcftl coinpctcd i11 P111'd11e Abbott. Lorinda Hcaton tliiglitl was xotcd tl1c Bc-11 Davis a11d Statc Fair contcsts wl1icl1 cutitlcd illl'l1l to 1'Iltl'I' Illllllllitll DAR flood Citizcn Award. Bob Huglics was given a CllHIlL'l' co111pctitio11. Tl1cy are Ross Nicliols, Harold Craig, Tom Gil- to coxnpctc for a Il2lflOI'lkll SCl10l2lI'Sllip VVlIl'Il l1c won tllll IIIOYC. X112 Ciltflllpfllillli, coacli. Alcrry Olmstcd. and Paul Quill lllld Scroll editorial contcst. SEPU HORSCPOWXR BAD TEAM? X -z J ,N ,i- ' r '5 .... Page 25