Bloomington High School - Gothic Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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1-J 1-4 -1. ii KD OOoo-- II HiooOOQl O 3 C3 li Ulimlzi-:AT .vr SUNSET For several years the building formerly occupied by it remained vacant, Then in 1900 thc c'ty bought the building and inoved the high school there. XVhile in this building the tirst high school annual was issued. lt was called the Gcthic lccauzse of the st5le of architecture of the building. The name was retained ly the later Senior classes. During the passng years the course of study and the number of teachers in thc high school had inatcrially increased. Here the high school remained until the new luilding was completed in l9l4. lt was placed beside the old one, which then becanze a junior high school. .i 15 OOoo Oooo-- H H --Qooolfl

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5 QO000-ll ICSCDSI ll?0OO0d O 3 0 O O O 1. C.xm:'rs RECEIVIYG HoNonAm.n IFISCIIARGES Prominent men and women, some famous, many of them leaders politically or socially, received their early instruction in the Bloomington High School. Reading. writing and arithmetic were not the only things taught in Bloom- ington swhools. lndustry, patience, patriotism, fellowship and all the fine qualities of worth-while men and women were impressed upcn them. These teachings manifested themselves when the Civil War broke out. Mnnroe f'oun'y sent over two thousand men to fight against slavery. Of this number a great many came frfgrn Blocmington and from the influence of the :Y Bloomington schools, : 9 o O O O 3 O Q OOoo-- H --oo0Oi Page vziizvtemz