Bloomington High School - Gothic Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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The Senior Class Motto: Hod»-, non eras. Color» Apple green and white. Flower: Daisy. OFFICERS Dorothy Hopper, Hilda Springer. Robert Coin, Robert Easley. The das-, of 1912 is probably the bent class Hint ever entered B. H. S. Ever since they arrived at school a» Fresh- men, the faculty bus watched the records of the members of this cla».» with admiration and wonder. The class, as a whole, is tlie most studious that the High School ever b s held. It has net an example in high grades that will make all future classes tip-toe to reach the mark. As Freshmen they made the first Gothic possible by their support when the proposition hung in the balance. As Sophomores they made up most of the famou« t am ,. President Vice-President Secretary . . Treasurer rb.it mvaded Worthington. As Junior they conducted the Lawn I-.'!.' and Historical Pageant. As Seniors they suc- i . . ded in publishing a Oothic after the two preceding ■ !a... bud failed. They also have at the present date praetirully won the mterclass baseball championship. Tli.' graduating class contains forty-nine members. It ' • iur ;:e a« some of the preceding classes. But judg- ing by deed-., it i- the best class the High School has ever known. I’M BiKbO'i,u

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Ye god» »bo ra»t your ahadowy fate t'pon each mortal way. Now mix the caldron content well And all our fato» before u» iKiriruy Our president’» a girl, you know— Yot on (o make thing go— Ml Dorothy I» always at her po»l To aid the fa t and »pur th alow Wo pray good luck on her may mil« Throughout a long, good Ilf . H r health, you knot , will bo Jutt »o Whan ahe'a ike Mil baker'» wUe Your head. Oh Wilnon. I full of foreign »peech. Your heart I» full of fun; You often sutler lor BlMblif That you have never done When Del cue fall» to win a mark And piogrc » Mill doth rtund, Karl Barker'» name will then lead— A magic wonl—w great and grand Bob t'aln will enter bu»in »» »oon And there he'll make thing» go Kor Boh ha» ntudted »hort hand wall. Hence nothing will be alow, Bob Kaaley'a full of life and Joy III» heuri la with the cla»». In anything be «tart» to do Our Bob will alway» pa»» A future full of pride and fame Await our artl t (ilenn Whose hand so skilled In painter' art Via with the greatest pen A girl who always soe to church And ha her le ons too. Ye». Anise B. we all predict A happy lot for you. Page Twenty Senior Prophecy When «till in Freshman'» weury year» l.ucrdiMer gol his atari; And hence hi. mind'» completely strayed To girl» gad ao'a hi» heart lto»o Jack u girl who'll alway a win, Blie .ni.ll.-r night and day. And »un the man who ww Iter heart Will It VI- to com« her way Since girl» ate «Urn chance t«. «00 Oh. boyat guard well your field, For here’» iht crafty «trl who- name I» little nuhy St. i-le When beauty I» a thin that part And w l»don. • more and more You loading on » muat atop aside For here come» Theodore Mia BUon llobha 1» nur Sewn: Belle. The stage in her ,lr»ltc. She ..•••« lb (ootUchUi In their flame And 1 l.eu her aouVa atlr» Mlaa Treadway u. u uiImIub girl Will make noble stand. And Spread the gospri . tcwrblug wide Throughout all heathen land Mlaa Blackwell with her winning way» Will lie 11 doctor-» wife. And then with heap» ‘ of medicine She'll practice all her life Ml»» Curry will to bustnrws turn— She know» It» nuraerou ways— And once Into Ita cirri bright She'll spend Ihrre all lief days. Carl SUlgley'a good and hooc t. too. HI» face with health 1» spread Carl love» the good old fanning work; By It he'll earn hi» bread Mias Hilda oft ha» had a view lit college girl» and boy . And since this life appear» »0 gay. She'll enter In It» Joy . Yen. Mtaa IViillne'a the «uftrugeUe. On mi» her mind I» bent To gain the ballot for her box Then mil for president John Adam» like» the farming beat. Although the city'» grand. lie going bark to MorrU Creek. To work on father' land, Our M arguerit ha won the fame. Of Independent girl. No um- to doubt tier stand In Ilf», She'll compter In till» world. Marie von Belir n »oon will go To lecture far and wide; And inong the distant tuen of »ln She'll spread the gospel tide. Fern I’ryor no doubt will atar In art. Or drill on mimic'» tide. I'nlcts »be make» her fatal step To be a preacher'» bride. Who the «Ins would e'er have dreamed Tin.1 Klmo June» could rule? Yet. ElHlo'a act her heart 00 this, To teach a country school. Ok-ntice Klnmnn. lady like, • She'll never cause a pain Her life will glide along as calm, A» sunshine after rain. Mlaa McCartney aoon will be A nurse with gentle way»; And ihvn with soothing hand and emile She'll brighten alck men' day».