Bloomington High School - Gothic Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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Vllgiglllllllliik dl UHQ5 MISS KERR XVhen one is entering on a new phase of expe- rience, it is, of course, extremely important to get started right. In choosing courses, B. l-l. S. students turn to Miss Kerr for counsel and guidance. ln fol- lowing these courses to a successful culmination. they find her understanding of student problems. and her close supervision of their progress invaluable aids to c ' success. Years of experience as a teacher, adminis- MISS MARY A, KERR trator and supervisor, coupled with her training and 5Ul'f'fL '-SW Of Sfudy her knowledge of social and economic institutions have given Miss Kerr a clear vision of the mission of the high school. In administration she believes in the rights and duties of all who participate in school life. The splendid cooperation of faculty and stu- dents bear testimony to her ability to inspire enthusiasm. Her capacity tor illuminating the daily routine with high purposes gives a quickening touch to the whole school. l l l MR. McCAUGI-IAN Teacher, counselor. friend. Christian gentleman. One is tempted to place teacher last in the list as a real teacher means so much more to a student than a mere class-room instructor. A teacher's real service is to mold character. shape opinion, develop sturdy manhood and womanhood in his students as well as to teach his subject as outlined in the curriculum. For sixteen long years the students of Bloomington High School have had the privilege of contact with J. S. A. MCCAUGHAN such a man as Mr. McCaughan: insistent upon a Muzht-nm1icCri1ic high standard, devoted to his work, loyal to the school administration. faithful to his task, a scholar in his subject. patient. kindly, humorous and thoughtful. a Christian gentleman in the finest sense of the word. Mr. McCaughan has served us well and merited the affection of us all. lrflffl' Tllwuly-.si.1'

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Elisa Ettlliiff fi Utes Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov Nov. Nov Nov Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. CALENDAR Oct. Sept. l 5-School opens. First Optimist out. Sept. 22-Blue Triangle drive starts. Join. A Sept. 19- E? Sept. 27-First football game of season with Bloomfield. 2-Blue Triangle girls hike to the Uni- versity Dam. 4--We hold Manual in a tie game of football, 6-6. 6-Seniors have pictures taken. 10--Seniors select and order their class rings. l l-Football game at Jasonville in a 25-5 battle. Freshmen, Sophomores and Juniors have pictures taken. 24-25-State High School Press Convention at Franklin. Gothic and Optimist send representatives. 1-Bloomington wins football game at Seymour. 13-I4---Senior Dixieland Minstrel at Indiana Theatre. 20--The Optimist Staff gives a picture show, Todd of the Times. Zl-Our purple panthers game over Orleans. 28-30-Hi-Y Conference. l-Hand books go on sale. 2--First tryout for Dramatic Club. start on the road winning their first basketball ll-Announcement of organization of Science Club--requirement. aver- age grade of 90 per cent. I2--All girls' organization forms constitution. I4-Senior jewelry arrives. 17-18-Second Senior Minstrel, Captain Applejackf' 28-End of first semester. 2-Second semester begins. 9---January Seniors show great talent in the Economical Boomerang. 10--Optimist Convocation. 25--Debate with Martinsville, Bloomington wins. 27--Last basketball game of season. Franklin 32, Bloomington 24. 28-Wrestling meet with Monticello. March 6-7--Sectional basketball tourney at Martinsville. March ll-Dramatic Club production, It Pays to Advertise. Mach 14-Regional tourney at I. U. gymnasium. March 23-24-Glee Club presents Pinafore at Harris Grand. March 27-28-State Tournament at Indianapolis. April l4h The Charm School presented by the Senior Class. May 15--Gothics distributed. I'agc' Tu'0n1y-f'ight