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

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Howard Harmon assists Doug McAllister in getting a drink between acts of the Mikado There's Always Something To Do Be.n Davisites have 33 extra-curricular activ- ities to choose. from, besides sports. These activities include almost any interest a student would have-everything from drama to figur- ing math problemsg from singing to judging vegetables. The social life at B.D. is rounded out to near perfection. . and'sl25 Hai? s tivity-They Mardi BY BONNIE GARBES sk any of the 125 members of the Ben Davis Gian Marching Band what they have been doing since the middl- of July and they will quickly answer, Marching, marching xmarchingf' So, they have, too. j Besides the 13 evenings of prace ticing, they have made three con- test appearances. On August 13. thc band won a second place rat- ing at the Vigo County Fair lVIarching Contest in Terre Haute. Chicago was their destination August 24, when the band marched n the Chicago Mardi Gras Con- .est at Riverview Amusement Park, They received a 96 per cent rating and a first place tro- mhy. Ben Davis band. directed by lr. Ralph Ch!flDIiit'l'. ranked seventh among 102 bands in the ndiana State Fair Marching Con- . 'uarching trips are being 'H itember 14 thc ntest , - 8 AW- --e-Akw A-- 2l Pupils Selected By Drama Club Twenty-one pupils at Ben Dav who participated in the tryouts ff the Drama Club have been name to membership. These pupils earned 68 point out of a possible 100. They wer judged by Thespians of Troupe 2 on their speaking and pantomim ability. Those named are: Sue Austin Joyce Harris, Marjorie Pettit! Sharon Cooper, Sherron Pagach Dale Jeffries, David Oliver, Marj Mcllvain, Donna Campbell, Sue arr, Carol Melenchuck, and Jerri

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N.H.S. Honors Those With Top Scholarship And Good Character Acknowledging the definite need, in this highly advanced world of ours, for high scho- lastic achievement and the recognition of such, the National Honor Society, sponsored by Miss Olive Carruthers, entered its second year at Ben Davis. Mrs. Alma Ste.iner, Mrs. Helen Poince, and Mr. Robert Seeman, assistant sponsors, helped plan the year's activities, which were high- lighted by a banquet at the Indiana University Medical Center. The Honor Hop, a dance for honor students, was sponsored by the group. A trip to Allison's Panorama, a Christmas party, and a panel discussion from the Deaf School were programs at the meetings. National Honor Society members are: First Row: Becky Brown, Brenda Dudziak, Shanda Cook, Barbara Trout, Duane Randall, Mary Jo Moss, Erla Danner, Keith Ed- mondson, Elaine Daughtee, Judy Plunkett. S?C07lflR0'l'1 Martha Bicknell, Sandra Jumpp, Marguerite Wright Bonnie Garbes, Jane Schuh, Janet White, Cynthia Tim- merman, Judy Linn, Susan Nachoff, Nancy Farr. Third Row: Charles Ford, Christine Blake, Joe Snyder, Dale Paul, Wayne Small, Carolyn Benefield, Judy Barrett, Marian Dierdorf, Phil Heffelman, Larry Bingman, Don 28 Albertson. Fourth Row: Joanne Wolfe, Karen Pfenning, Judy Hardin, Nonie Short, David Oliver, Larry Hylton, Joe Sharp, Dale Henderson, Rhoda McDaniels, .Iudy Tague, Barbara Barnett. Fifth How: Marilyn Snyder, Mary Mahan, Betty Thompson, Mike Clark, Linda Boss, Tommy Howald, Donna Reese, Marsha Good, Duane Wood, Larry Martin, Jim Houck. Sixth Row: Sponsors Mr. Robert Seeman, Miss Olive Carruthers, Mrs. Helen Poince, and Mrs. Alma Steiner.