Bloomington High School - Gothic Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

Page 18 text:

Color : Uramkr And Old OaM Flower: Sweet Pea. OFF!CERS Prv'icvot. Samuel Seaney Viro-PrnUdcnt, Cleon Adam »on TmwBrtr. RumtII Blakely Auntin Seward To My loo much uboot onr oWh ! Open to remark and nltxi more ■ In 'r of Thirteen i truly remarkable . and • n-..v. ■ .1 U comtnoti-plwjfc. In tho fb t pUc- -h ‘ nior a half-year rlu . the pre-ent ISA »; vrt they J - fnii -IM, m number, a lanr- a mum a full ) than Mime. The dtt'H of Thirf- • n ha mad my ■ forma of school »««rk and school actin'i- of fnllur»» i probably a« :»» ■ wt that o! . efficient one. No om can iw Ini' • • 1' • c speedily unit elTivtlvrl than -i-« S • ii'.- • ate Rood advice i one of their ptodnmlf» v i Ivir .ucci— i due to their immense respect and of M2. The support which they Rave last ■ U- the ba»i for their own biR decease . thtiiR that the Seniors have engineered, or l-'l have br -n The Dramatic Club. “The NVs». The Carnival, The May Fete. The (lot hie. all rnr. us wed a» many such in the years past. The . . • She Stoop To Conquer i almost three ■■'i Senior But there—that’s about enough. They ! -f what they have done, proud of themselves and Vi.rher- -and their greatest hope is that the ■oil improve on their efforta; can make big -X' out ■ f little. and bigger out of big. I’m roumeo

Page 20 text:

RUI »