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

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CTI ITIES Sock hops, club meetings, initiations, dances, Proms, picnics, and plays kept Ben Davis pupils busy during the year. There was a club or organization tor every interest or talent. Those interested in scholastic fields took membership in academic clubs. For the sportsminded, there were active clubs. Performing groups and cheerleaders attracted those with special talents. Rounding out the list were honoraries whose membership is awarded to pupils who have achieved in a special field. These clubs and organizations fill an important part in the pupils' lives and in the WEST SIDE STORY.

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Student Council, Honor Society Student Council: Front Row: Jayne McDonald, Tammy Dye, Pam Campbell, Cathy Anderson, Kathy Andrews, Sheila Hamilton, Sharon Slone, Roger Smiley, Tim Oliver, Mr. John Shaw. Stroud Row: Kathy Cox, Debbie Shannon, Suzie German, Donna Claycomb, Cathy Hopper, Patty Ralph, Anita Forey, Mary Gorman, Sandy Duncan, Vickie Dost, June Moore. Third Row: Oguz Guney, Jim Ristow, Jerry Chitwood, Dennis Dodd, Pete Blank, Danny Hale, Terry Dininger, Jett Miller, Ken Cummins. Fourth Row: Jan Nutty, Shawn Harder, Rodger Gunkel, Bill Klenk, Davetta Reynolds, David George, Chris Macey, Bill Shackelford, John Phillips, Donald Parrot. last Row: Anita Nachoff, Glenna Goddard, Betty Frizzell, Debbie Oliver, Joyce Nickell, Susan Bailey, Dorothy Herner, Beth Sheppard, Michael Wright, and Steve Richwine, Senior class officers look over graduation announcements and choose a style. Serving as a medium of exchange between the student body and the administration is the Student Council. As the chosen representatives of the pupils, members vote on important issues, such as honor roll and elections, and present ideas and plans to the administration, ln the spring, council representatives and of- ficers for the coming year are elected by the student body. Besides the elected members, class presidents and club presidents are ex'otficio members of the council. Home representatives have separate meetings and present ideas or problems reported by the people in their home rooms. Proiects by the Student Council include the Homecoming festivities, various convocations and election rallies, elections, foreign exchange program, and annual-school dance, the Bunny Hop. Mr. John Shaw and Miss Carolyn Lincks are sponsors. Mr. Howard Williams, and Mr. David Adams work closely with the council.