Bloomfield High School - Owl Yearbook (Bloomfield, IN)

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H o n cl I n H o n d The town in which you live and the school you attend are an integral part of your life, setting the scene forthe future when you will take your place as citizens. The two working together form a partnership. A better and more effective school and community working hand in hand is the result. ., 'xfi is 'sg L. '? 2 s Fw fx mi Kuw- Summer Recreation program furnished 2 ae.. - by school includes swimming, softball, tennis . . . and othe a t' 't' . ' ' Eastern Star uses cafetorium for meeting honoring Mrs. Geneva r C W1 les Dlrectors mls past wagner grand organist summer were Mr. Glover and George Eller. Representatives of Book Club, Mrs. Grace Dowden, and Mrs. Katherine Branstetter, present check to Miss Killinger, grade school principal, for pur- chase of books for elementary library. Extension class from I. S. T. C. holds meeting in new trade school area. 1 .W t Q-A Large crowd enter into the celebration of the Wabash Estimated 1600 attend annual meeting of R' E' M- C- in Valley victory sponsored by the Bigger Booster Club. The local gymnasium, club purchased cardinal blazers for members of the Varsity. 6

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Your School ond Your A challenge has been put forth and met by our school and our comrnunity-- a challenge to mold you with greater perfection than ever before for a better future. B. H, S, provides factual knowledge as well as practical knowledge in leading, following, and living with others. She provides facilities for community affairs and services to the public. The second half of the partnership is completed by the Community. It provides facilities for religious growth, recreation, and work and offers ready support to the school in money as well as interest, encouragement, and co- operation. Rotarian D r . Mount presents trophies to sen- iors, Larry Coop- er, and Barbara Pielemeier, for greatest improve- ment in scholar- ship and leader- ship since the freshman year. Mrs. Anna May Workman, homebound teacher, instructs Steven Childers while he re- covers from an accident, Lion J ack Johnston p roudly displays athletic trophies present - ed by the club to outstand- athletes. Local BPW group entertains freshman girls with program on guidance. ing B, H, S. Community C13 Mr. Leland Barkley presents ediphone to Mrs. Uland for use in Secretarial Practice class Tri Kappa representatives Nancy Bowden presents tickets to seniors for annual senior dance. 'YZ'