Bloomington High School - Gothic Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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The Senior Class Poem Mildred Johnson. '14 Four year» we've been in 15. H. S.. For now we’re Seniors gay. Anil soon we'll bid you all adieu And each will take hi way. And now you Freshmen strong and fair To you we wish success, In the long years that you must tread In dear old B. H. S. Anil Sophomores, so meek and mild, (lood cheer wo give to you. So in your future day of toil A light max shine anew. Now to you Juniors, oh. so proud, tJood faith we grant to you, When in your days on studies bent— To us. you will be true. Farewell to you, old building, true. The home of toll and strife. Within your walls we've journeyed on To gain a broader life. Farewell, to you. dear pink and blue! And class 'M. to you! And you, 0 ruse, so white and pure! We bid you nil adieu. I’m: ' Klilit

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 £ fFOREWORD Wt W ILL nol say that tins book represents our best rllorls We are sure wr could havr made a better Gothic il we could have spent all ol our energy on it tiial we used on our studies. But we have been helped hy the entire Seuior Class and the StalL Only a long list, indeed, would include all ol those whom we wish to thank lor their assistance—the faculty, the student body, alumni, townspeople, and especially the advertisers who have contributed so liberally. The greatest thanks and honor are due to Glenn Foster, who has managed the business so thoroughly and made the book a success. With this issue we turn over the editorial chair, with its trials and tribulations, to the Class ol 1915. We have tried and we hope our ellorls have not—killed anyone. So here it is—The Gothic ol 1914—ours and yours. Ntnn