Bloomington High School - Aepix Yearbook (Bloomington, IL)

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EOR From the tIme the Freshman walks up the wrong sIde of the steps IU hIs fIrst day In school untIl the tIme he walks across the platform of the aduItorIum to get hlS dIploma there take place some of the most enloyable tames In a persons llfe The best year In the lIfe of the student IS hIs senlor year Of course the other years are Important too wIth the basketball vlctorles football Important occurrence In these past four years has been the change IH the student New frlends have been made old frIendshIps have been renewed New ambItIons have been aroused and of course most Important of all new knowledge has been acquIred We the sennors of the class of l948 look back wIth prIde at our wonderful hIgh school and the events whIch made our hIgh school lIfe so enloyable wall long be In our memory I . I I . . . I games, Homecomings and all the parties, assemblies, and plays. The most I l I . I . . I Pg S f

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TI L H0 OR OCIETY E IOR My -f CLASS OFFICER Page Sixteen 3rd row Barbara Heck Eva Otle Betty Lou Peckham Wanda Rust Marne Ann Schlemmer Betty Neu Marque Wulson Ray Muller Theodore Temler Owen Bloodgood Phil Tleman Bell Butler Ann Stevenson Jane Keel nd row Mary Ann Dnllmgharn Pat Elgun Phyllus Kirkpatrick Geraldine Bradley Nancy Hoose Donna Bonar Bob Mecherle lom Henderson Barbara Reauger Joan Skinner Martha Garlnnq Jerry Lang Jean Wallet Maryelon Van Ness Betty Jean Spellmeyer Jean Swartz Dorothy Llerman Marshall Pmes lst r w Phyllis Rodman Carol Barclay Mary Ruley Nancy Frlcke Bull LaBounty Melvin Bonke Sally Packard Susie Marhn Georgla Mecherle LaVonne Moffett Darby Smith Carol Reynolds I Bob Hitchcock Treasurer Jack Aldrrdge Plesldenl John LaDue Vice Presldenl Ray Purlrey, Secretary l 2 : . . . . ' . . . I .. D . I I 9 I . r . I I l - l - . I . ' . . N LV L , t b at of '1 if ' A ' - -X2 ,if gaze W' I J K 2 . . l 5

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fi 'Uk 2 DOLORES ABFALDER lDel From her presence showers Melody JACK ALDRIDGE lMuttl And if we speak true much to this man is due A Cappella l234 Pres 3 Football 23 Aegis Hour l 2 3 4 Student Council 3 Senior Class Pres MARY ALDRIDGE lCooluel Her eyes are home for silence RALPH ANDERSON lAndyl He has that merry glance which seldom ladies hearts resist ELAINE ARBOGAST Slender and neat wmsome and sweet Dramatic Club 234 Short Story Club 2 Life Guard 23 Play Lute of the Party DAN ARMSTRONG Hrs only fault is that he has no fault FDA 4 LOlS AUGSPURGER lChloel Music hath its charms and so does she Latin Club l Student Council 3 A Cappella 3 4 Band 4 JO ANN ARNOLD lJol A capable lassie we all would say Trans from Gardner High School CAROL BARCLAY Petite and kmd wrthall refined Student Council 34 Spanish Club 3 Cheerleader 3 Pep Club 3 National Honor Society RICHARD BATES Uohnnyl What well appointed leader greets us here? DONNA BAREMORE Her modest looks sweet as the prim- rose. Chorus 2- Monitor Club. ROY GENE BENSNYDER lBennyl What l know l know. Bowling 1. OWEN BLOODGOOD lAbel Brains and brawn are sure to win.' Football l,2,3,4, Capt. 45 Basketball l,2,3,4, Capt 45 Baseball lp Track 2,3,4g Student Council ly National Honor Society. ,BFTTY1 BOWERS She is a collection of good things. Senior ay . DOROTHY BENNETT A thing of beauty is a joy forever. Student Council l,2. BEE BOWER Patience is a plant that grows not in all gardens. Latin Club l,2,3g Biology Club 3g Ecclesia 35 Short Story Club 4. JEAN BOOG A winning Miss with charming features. FDA 4. IDA BERNSTEIN lBunniel I have a heart with room for every joy. Page Eighteen