Bloomfield High School - Owl Yearbook (Bloomfield, IN)

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Mrs. Benner received her B. S. degree from Indiana State Teachers College and her M. S. degree from Purdue University. She teaches seventh grade English and reading and co-sponsors grade 7. Mrs. Frances Benner Music appreciation and crossword puzzles fill her spare time. She is also active in the Methodist Church choir. i Mrs. Benner lends a patient ear to her seventh graders. 'l' A

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Vwww, ,ss -qu-'lf' Mrs. Beasley is pictured attending a Vocational Education Leadership Conference at Purdue University. Also shown are Mr. H. Grens of the U.S. Office of Vo- cational Education, Mr. Don Round, State Representative of lndianag Mr. W. A. Williams, State Director of Vo- cational Education in Indiana, and Dr. I. Pearson, U.S. Assistant Commissioner of Vo- cational Education. 16 ,, ,W Mrs. Beasley and Miss Conner, student teacher, supervise Linda Frye and Beverly Girdley in the use of the sewing machine. Mrs. Harriet Clark Beasley Mrs. Beasley teaches home economics and physical education. She was graduated from Indiana University and there earned her A. B and M. S. degrees. This year she is involved with the duties of President of Indiana Vocational and Practical Arts Association.

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Mrs. Alberta Bogan Mrs. Bogan has been in B1oomfie1d's school system 38 years. She graduated from Indiana University with an A. B. degree, and teaches Latin 1 and 2, Spanish 2, Arithmetic 8, and plane geo- metry. Every minute of her day is filled with watching early Bird television courses, helping in her husband's grocery and playing the organ Sunday mornings for the Christian Church in addition to her full-time teaching. O SEATED, Second from the left is Mrs. Bogan attending the 1961 National Latin Convention, in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Other ladies are Mrs. Helen Wampler, Ben Davisg Mrs. Ruth Alexander, Paoli, and Miss Alice Remcke, New Albany. 18 Q amarem, amares, amaret . . . . . Intellegitisne?