Bloomington High School - Aepix Yearbook (Bloomington, IL)

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Forensic Club FRONT ROW: Mary Lou Dollins, Point Secretary, Patsy Whitecotton, Carolyn McCannon, Sandra Cox, Yvonne Johannes, Secretary, Mary Rose Windle, Marty Fugate. ROW 2: Eloise Smith, John LeVar, Ron Van Winkle, Jim Vessell, Dave Rudat, David Dollins, Susan Dowell. ROW 3: Tom Carr, Terry Smith, Vance Lausmann, Steve Hogue, Bill Hertter, Mike Welton. ROW 41Tom Sill, Adviser, Everett Greer, Roger Young. Public Speakers, Dramatists Provided Entertainment Dramatic Club FRONT ROW: Cheryl Peterson, Barbara Nelson, Secretary, Nancy burn, Susan Rowe, Georgette Morrison, Peggy Rust, Yvonne Johannes. Wallace, Penny Houser, Shirley Ammerman, Carolyn McCannon, ROW 3: Bill Hertter, Issac Walker, Lynn Raney, Everett Greer, Roger Martha Griffin. ROW 2: Mrs. Sandra Rives, Adviser, Barbara Wash- Young. 29

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I9 Future Homemakers of America FRONT ROW: Carolyn England, Doris Daugherty, Janet Woodworth, Karen Westfall, Helen Foreman, Judy Jackson, Secretary, Margaret Whitecotton. ROW 2: Barbara Edwards, Judy Whiteman, Dee Ann Jones, Judy Eikenberry, Ardith Peterson, Carol Duncan, Donna Mar- gn.JmblltJ'.lmex,gix4 :,Q!!Tl!T!T!T5'fQ?JW . A saswia. L mia-msiii .ff quardt, Karyl Uban. ROW 3: Anna Burris, Mary Moran, Darlene Monkman, Shirley Scharfenberg, Sandra Smiley, Susan Keiser, Miss Dora Munson, Adviser. ROW 4: Karen Krause, Anita Olson, Vice President, Zona Steege, President, Jonna Boyd, Judy Kelly, Doris Roseman, Treasurer. Homemakers, Future Nurses Learned More Of Vocations Future Nurses Club FRONT ROW: Carroll Funk, Karen Schad, Evelyn Reich, Diane Rehker, Vickie McQuown, Alona Boykin, Connie Fox. ROW 2: Sharon Mishler, Barbara Nelson, Janet Glover, Lynne Buck, Nikki Schnabel, Corres- ponding Secretary, Sharon Foster, Connie Miller, Carolyn Carey. ROW 3: Carole Miller, Roberta Nelson, Carol Rohde, Connie Lucas, Recording Secretary, Darlyne Goodheart, Vice President, Lucy Har- din, Darlene Collins. ROW 4: Mrs. Ruth Barford, Adviser, Ernestine Nelson, Joanne Unzicker, Kathy Scheffert, Kathy Carlington, Treasurer, Judy Kelly, President. ROW 5: Anita Olson, Jane Scott, Barbara Bean, Linda Obourn, Barbara Graham. fy -.. 28 ,X 5 5 M... greg ,, .i - ,r5s52g'sff5g33':g2a: 'f'1w-'Itfi . .. ' np '., :: tgvws - g Q! I f.:-5325: :'-- . if V, .. : ,f'i . Jr 5 l I l

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Academy of Science, on organization which attemps to provide out-of-class opportunities for students to learn more about the sciences, visited the General Telephone Company on one of its many field trips during the year. An Em- ployee ofthe company gave the young scientists a glimpse of the maze of wires in one part of the building. Clubs Implemented Knowledge ln Academic Subjects Dr. Robert Weigel pointed to the home of the Canadian birds he described to biologists, from left to right: Mary Lou Dollins, Carolyn McCannon, Bob Kommers, and Susan Rowe. 30 Student Council, librarians, and monitors gave valuable service to faculty and students during the year. By supporting desirable activities and giving students a voice in school policy, the Student Council helped to make the first year in a new building a successful one. Council members served as guides for the many open house oc- casions. They cleaned and placed trophies in display cases, directed the 38th annual home- coming activities, successfully sent the United Campaign over the prescribed goal, entertained instructors at a tea, sponsored after-game dances, helped write a student handbook, and instigated work on the creation of a new school emblem. Monitors and librarians, sacrificing their own study time, offered invaluable service to the school. Monitors collected absence reports and distributed announcements. Librarians helped type book lists, sent out over-due notices, shelved books, and generally kept the library in operation. Three closely related organizations, Biology club, Academy of Science, and Mathematics club, gave students many opportunities to increase their knowledge of science and mathematics.