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The Mighty Marching Giants march in a downtown parade. Ben Davis Giants ii i Russ Baker, 6' B iunior, shows his Jolly Purple Giant cos- tume to Frankie Cook, who has Yo stand on a chair to talk to him. A girls' gym class engages in c lively game of volleyball.
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Classwork, activities, and sports filled the lives of Ben Davis pupils. From the beginning ofthe school year to the last day before summer vaca- tion, the Giants spent an eventful year. Sock hops, games, class and organization dances, plays, musicals, prom, picnics, and graduation activities added variety to the scene. As the year drew to a close, pupils looked back at the many activities they had taken part in and recognized them as a part of the WEST SIDE STORY. Office girls and Mr. Girtcn hand out schedules to pupils. 1964-65 eventful year for 2000 + lt's a bird. . . . .it's a plane . .... no, an Play- ers bunch together in an exe citing moment in the Ben Davis -Speedway game.
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Giants spend last year on campus When the lunch bell rings, hungry pupils converge on the cafeteria. i Sw 1 ..g..--- The winclows of biology classes open as the smell of formal- dehyde becomes overpowering. Serving the needs of more than 2200 pupils, faculty members, and administrators are the four buildings of Ben Davis High School. The oldest building, the Annex, was built in 1924. In 1946, an addition was added, and the Annex was used as a grade school until 1959, when it became part of the high school. lt houses the English, math, and social studies classes. The Senior Gym, commercial, home economics, and academic classes make up the Senior Build- ing, which was built in 1936. Built as a grade school annex in 1951, science classes and administrative offices are housed in the Wayne Central Building. The Samuel T. Lang Building, better known as the Industrial Arts Building, contains the shop classes and the cafeteria. Altogether, the campus buildings make up the setting for the Giants' WEST SIDE STORY. W., At the end of the school day, the Annex stands empty until pupils and faculty return.
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