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

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Histor Club visits historical sites History Club: First Raw: Rodger Carnes, Cathy Sheets, Tim Laughter, Chris Mccey, June Miller, Penny Clarke, sirerry Mueller, Mary Ann Weaver, Renee Barz, Glenna Goddard, Mr. Leonard Lowe. Second Row: Dave Farlaw, Betty Frizzell, Bar- bara Metal, Jeanette Hardin, Linda Duthridge, Margie Frederick, Phillip Fahrback, Margaret Jennings, Scott Atkins, Virginia Findley. Third Row: Larry Tackett, Bill Shackelicrd, History Club officers were: Chris Macey, president, Cathy Sheets, secretary, Rodger Carnes, vice-president, and Tim Laughter, treasurer. Trips to Vincennes and the State House high- lighted the activities of the History Club. On the field trip to the State House, members viewed the Senate and house in action and watched a bill being passed. In Vincennes, they went to the George Rogers Clark Memorial, the William Henry Harrison home, the first territorial capital, and the first print shop in Indiana. Before the Vincennes trip, club members presented reports on things to be seen. A Speaker from the League of Women Voters spoke to club members. She demonstrated voting procedures and talked on the rights of voting. Later, the History Club sponsored a registration drive sending out reminders to voters to register in the national election. Before the general elections in November, a mock election was staged, with pupils voting for the candidate of their choice. Sponsored by Mr. Leonard Lowe, the History Club worked to give pupils a better understand- ing of history and governmental functions, David George. Dennis wards, Sharon Piercy, Farmer, Tom Garrison. pence, Dave Lundy, Brackiri, Barb Maners, Cossady, Zelda Chapman, Cindy Ed- Robert inner, Carolyn Heath, Rodney Fourth Row: Ken Inman, Steve Hort- Donna Ray, Linda Schenk, Janice Paula Sparks, Jayne McDonald. Last Row: David Fleming, Pam Campbell, Linda Wainscott, Jeffery Welker.

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Science Club institutes projeetsg Science Club: First Raw: Linda Haskell, Jeff Miller, Edie Buck- lew, Mr. Jack Jester, Ron Barthel, Ken Cummins, Denny Knierim, Dan Cox, Roger Gunkel, Chris Money, Bill Shackel- lord, Bruce Gilley, Dave Mallcoat. Second Row: David George, Ronald Parrott, Roger Carnes, Mr. Daryl Miller, Glenna God- dard, Virginia Findley, Nancy Palmer, Beverly Bailey, Porn Northern, Anna Collins, Jenny Olsen, Larry Tackett, Margaret Jennings, Phillip Fahrbach. Third Row: Sherry Mueller, Zachary Caple, Bill Klenk, Lind Klenk, Sharon Piercy, Jim Ristow, Caro' lyn Heath, Tim Moines, Zelda Chapman, Betty Cummins, Susan Childress, Sandy Dennison, Carolyn Collins, Cathy An- drews. Fourth Row: Donald Parrott, Paul Turner, Oguz Guney, Theresa Bonesteel, Mary Gerth, Jeanette Hardin, Carol Locke, Karla Backer, Tina Northern, Nancy Canfield, Sharon Fugate, Mamie Arnold. Fifth Row: John Lee, Russ Baker, Tom Roberts, Frank Wilkinson, Gary Uffman, Joe Cline, Susie Frye, Tim Laughter, Bob Villegas, Mike Dodd, Vickie Dost, Beverly Sharp. Sixth Row: Kathryn Rowe, Dorothy Herner, Tim Oliver, Danny Parrott, Nancy Hart, Julio Miller, Brenda Bynum, Sue Weber, Teana Newman, Bill Murrell, John Phillips, Joyce Nickell, Theresa Day. Seventh Row: Ken Inman, Marcy Holmes, Jeflrey Wilker, Alan Trent, Nona Tindol, Nancy Thompson, Gloria Pickord, Bill Wakefield, Mike Doran, Steve Hartpence, Don Moench. last Row: Pot lsenberg, Carol Jett, Joyce Staneso, Bob Sexton, Carol Wells, Penny Clarke, Sharon Tiemeier, Linda Duthridge, Lindo Ryan, George Porter, Eddie Jones, and Dave Lundy. Increasing interest in science as a career and leading students to new areas which are not usually studied in class, are two of the goals of Phi Chi Sigma, science club. Under the guidance of Mr. Daryl Miller and Mr. Jack Jester, chemistry, physics, and ad- vanced biology pupils present programs in the various scientific fields that interest them. One ot the highlights of the year was the visit of Grover Cringe, a five-foot boa constrictor. Membership in the club is open to those en- rolled in chemistry, physics, and advanced biology, In addition to presenting programs, the mem- bers annually build a float for the Homecom- ing parade. Members also participate in science fairs and seminars. One of the most popular clubs at Ben Davis, Phi Chi Sigma is also one of the largest aca- demic clubs.

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Working hard for long hours during and after school paid off as the Art Club received first place for their Homecoming float. The highlight of the float was cl huge papier mache Giant. Mrs. Elva Strouse, sponsor, assists Art Club members with any proiects they may undertake. The aim of the club is to learn more about great works of art and to promote art ap- preciation. Art Club members draw posters, paint pic- tures, and work in other art fields and enter their work in contests. ln its first year at Ben Davis, the Art Club has proved to be a popular club. To become a member, a student must have had an art course or be currently enrolled in a course. Highlights of the year include talks by pro- fessional artists about their various fields and a field trip to John Herron Art Museum. There they viewed an exhibition of paintings from the Romantic Era. WATFH Tam Randall displays his national award poster which he designed for the AAA, Art Club sponsors eventful yearg Arl Club: Flrst Raw: Denise Hopwood, Danna Riczo, Carolyn Heath, Barbara Metal, Thomas Ranadall, Mary M. Magna- bosco, Carles Hunt, Cathy Collins, Cheryl Burns, Mike Janes, Mrs. Elva Strouse, Sponsor. Socoud Raw: Mike Stanley, Jim Griffin, Lelia Gilmore, Barbara Bough, Carolyn Lathrop, Ginger Jaggers, Ronald Harris, Daniel Grooms, Betty Jo Bailey, David Sharp. Third Raw: Frank Moore, Don Marsh, Joe Keeler, Ray Lawrence, Scan Atkins, Steve Hughes, Joe Miller, Louie Hudson, Permeitha Mascher, Clarence Porter. Last Row: Mark Myers, Marla Fauch, Vickie Condon, Judi Denney, Betty Cummins, Mary Beth Klein, Susan Childress, Paul Bailey, Carol Bulyar, Margaret Barl.