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

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Student Council gives pupils a voice in school .4 Completing a particularly active yea' was the Student Council. Besides home coming, a semi-formal dance, and this Student Government Leadership Confer ence, the organization also sponsored al, all-school party with a Roaring Twentie: theme and the music of the Idle Few The Student Council provided loungu areas around the cafeteria and the stu dent center. As in past years, the Ameri can Foreign Exchange Student progra was enhanced by having a student fro Brazil. To promote friendship, Howd Week was organized, with name tag and activities being held to make nev- student acquaintances. Executive committee members were: Fira Row: Deb Shannon, Parliainentarian, Lind Newman, Historian, Jane Stites, vice-pres Kathie German, Sec. Second Row: Mr. Ro Lewis, sponsor, Mr. John Shaw, sponsor, Ph Dorrell, Treas., Ralph Perdue, Treas., Ra Poland, member of Exec. Committee, Gan Tomlin, Pres. Members of last years' Student Council were: First Row: Ray Poland, Pam Asdale, Ralph Perdue, Phil Dorrell, Gary Tomlin, Jane Stites, Kathie German, Linda Newman, Maggie Scarton, Vicki Lamar. Second Row: Mr. Shaw, sponsor, Claudia Helm, Latona Tarrents, Sandy Smiley, Chris Martin, Linda Eaton, Kathy Gibb, Beverly Hays, Sue Miley, Mr. Lewis, sponsor. Third Row: Debbie Cook, John Reid, Debbie Osborne, Jan Garvin, Ray Schroeder, Diann Woodson, Denise Hughes, Suzi Galo- vic, Susie Elliot, Cathy Stiles, Sandi Allen. Fourth Row: Karen Barker, Nancy Denny, Lisa Stevenson, Hilda Wall, Max Magnabosco, Mary Boston, Joyce Ripberger, Sally Sexauer, Jeanette Eilers, Beth Inglema Suzanne Cabage. Fifth Row: Tammy Bohlander, Mark Downey, P Stevens, Linda McKern, Kay Conway, Janet Canfield, Rita Johnso Sandy Griffin, Vickie Elwood, Dottie Hull. Sixth Row: Harry Russel Val Phelps, Tom Poland. Lynn Vogel. Mike Lynn, Bob Lather, Jix Kelly, Arista Springer.

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ORGANIZATIONS A moment to relax. A moment to work. A time to join And a time to belong. Moments to express ourselves Through active participation. , ' I , ZZ , , Eg V A moment to participate.

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op students get recognition, reward from NHS embers of the National Honor Society wereg First row: Anne Denny, ale Kernodle, Shawn Harder, Phil Dorrell, Ralph Perdue, Kathy Cox, ill Petty, Julie Hicks, Jane Lindquist, Elaine Radcliffe, Lias Vogel, rs. Poincc, sponsor. Second row: Barbara Sutton, Paul Bonnewell, indy Zorca, Jane Stites, Kathie German, Martha Long, Marilyn Patter- n, Barbara Harnish, Joyce White, Ellen Magee, Mick Jensen, Jack eeler. Third row: Diana Cook, Kathy Funke, Becky Smiley, Gary Tom- n, Linda Eaton, Mary Downey, Sharon Meadows, Lotana Tarrents, Dar- Students in top scholastic achieve- ents were members of National Honor llociety. Teachers voted on these stu- lents, for their scholarship, character, adership and service, from a list of niors who were in the top five per zent of their class and seniors in the top -en percent of their class. X Jimmy Mack spins a few of the latest tunes at the Honor Hop. - lene Marlowe, Terra Terrents, Becky Clark, Sue Miley, Sandy Smiley, Debbie Shannon. Fourth row: Kathy Jones, Karen Barker, Faye Delano, Linda Wells, Sally Sexauer, Chris Phelps, Larry McMillan, Jan Kasnak, Vicki Bell, Bert Huggins, David Wallace, Lew Frizzell. Fifth row: Mrs. Olive Carruthers, sponsor, Diana Adams, Brett Schmidli, Max Magna- bosco, Don Daily, Gary Seng, David Petro, Mr. Robert Seeman, sponsor, Doug Benge. Ralph Perdue, Pres. of the Honor Society, offers Julie Hicks some punch.