Bloomington High School - Gothic Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1928 volume:

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U00 and the High School vyas then moyed xnto Ilae thlrd story of at The bulldlng yy as completely modern and seryed to house the Hrgh School lor almost tyyenty ftve years although at the present only the loyyer Grades are mg and many people thought lf an extray agant yy aste of money yet the Htgh School rapldly lnlled up the thud floor and soon became cramped an ats neyy quarters Durmg the superlntendency of Vlr XX H Fertlch seyeral maportant changes yyere brought about 1n the affaxrs of the schools among yy hlch yy as the moytnq of the Htgh School from Central to the old bulldlng formerly occupled by he Untyersxty Thts bulldmg yy as purchased by the cnty from the Unlyersley tn l899 for the sum of 'fall 500 The Unlverstty had butlt lt ln l8an but abandoned ll ln l883 due to the loss ol mother buxldlng hy ltghtnlng It was an thls school that the f1rst annual was publlshed and the Gothlc style of archytecture of the butldlng has been commemorated ln th name of the annual The H1 h School contmued to grow rapidly and the old college bualdmg became so crowded that a new bu1ld1ng vyas decxded upon lt yyas fmtshed and dedrcated on December 4 l9l4 lts cost yy as approx1mately Sl49 OOO and lf could accommodate sux hundred students makmg If one of the fmest and largest h1gh school buxldmgs tn the state lt was mtended to care for the H1gh School for a long tame but by l921 an addltton had to be made and by this addltlon the capactty of the sehool vyas more than doubled Noyy an 1028 the number of puptls enrolled ts almost equal to the capaclty of the buxldtng and as groyy mg eyery year 111 N1 . 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' 4 4, y ' ik Q TJ' . ,- 1,1 S5 ' '9 rn M: Pngf lfighf I'11g1v Xinr' 1131117111011 12 ln 1863 Prof D Eckley Hunter became the frrst superrntendent of the graded school and hrgh school system whrch he had succeeded rn pursuadrng the people to adopt He contrnued rn offrce untrl 1867 vshen E P Pole as sumed the responsrbrlrtres of the superrntendency for the next three years Prof Pole was succeeded by George Washrngton Lee rn 1870 Prof Lee was a graduate of lndrana Asbury Un1vers1ty at Greencastle and recerved hrs master s degree at l U rn 1859 J M NX rlson vsas superrntendent from 1872 to 1873 From 1875 to 1877 Mrss Margaret Mcfalla was superrntendent She served agarn from 1880 to 1890 and because of her farthful servrce Nleflalla School vsas named rn her honor Upon her resrgnatron rn 1890 Mr C M Carpenter was elected superrn tendent and he served untrl 1897 when W H Pertrch took the posrtron NVm H Glascock followed Fertrch and under hrs admrnrstratron actrvrtres such as athletrcs oratory and musrc flourrshed rn the school Upon hrs death rn 1901 Mr James K Beck the Hrgh School Prrncrpal was elected to the place whrch he oceupred untrl 1906 at whrch trme he resrgned to enter busrness lt vsas durrng hrs admrnrstratron that the school year vsas drvrded rnto tvso semesters and the plan of half year promotrons by subjects was rnaugurated Mr W H Sanders was chosen head of the school ystem rn 1907 and served untrl 1909 Mr Sanders made the frrst arrangements wrth the Um versrty by whrch the Hrgh School was to be used for observatron and practree teachrng courses of the Unrversrty the school crty to recerve 833 for permrttrng the use of the Hrgh School one half of whrch was to be pard to the superrn tendent the other half to the school board The Unrversrty now pays about 40 per cent of the salary of crrtrc teachers the school crty payrng the other 60 per cent Vlr Sanders resrgned rn 1909 and for the thrrd trme a local person was elected Mr Henry L Smrth the present Dean of the School of Educatron rn lndrana Unrversrty In hrs superrntendency the Hrgh School was transferred to the new burldrng whrch had been burlt rn 1914 'Xflr E E Ramsey who had been Prrncrpal of the Hrgh School was elected Supermtendent rn 1917 Athletrcs partrcularly basketball prospered under the able drrectron of C E Montgomery the frrst coach to devote hrmself almost entrrely to athletrcs Vlr Ralph N Trrey the present Supermtendent has held that posrtron srnce 1922 A new grade burldrng a large gxmnasrum and a burldrng novt under constructron for the stone department are the result of the burldrng pro gram rnstrtuted rn hrs term Facrlrtres hate been provrded for many vocatronal subrects rn thrs perrod also Ilfyll 1 , I 1 1 I 3 3 1 1 1 7 I Y - 1 'l l 1 . 1 I 3 X J 7 , ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 . - V y - ' , . e ,' , '. 1 ' k V L . 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':f,:v , - f '41 BLOOMINGTON CH Y SCHOGL BOARD The present members of the C115 School Board 'are Nlrs Otto F Rogers presxdent Vlr Paul L Feltus secretary and Nlr Roy O Plke treasurer Bloommvton has been exceedlnglx fortunate IH haung c1t11ens of such a hlgh type to dxreet her schools Mrs Rogers the wlfe of Dr Otto Rogers IS the f1rst xx oman to serxe on the local board She 19 a graduate of lndmna Um XLYSIIQ 1nd IS A noted leader nn communlty welfare work Vlr Feltus who IS one of the cxty s younger busxness men IS achlevmg suecess as manager 'and edltor of the Bloomlngton Star Mr Pxke IS head of the Cltxzens Loan and Trust Company and IS regarded as one of our most substantlal and far seemg buslness men FI 0 these and to former members of our board we ovse much of the excellence of our schools lflfln l'.Xl'l. l., l l4ll.'l'l'S MHS. H'I I'H ll4HlI'IlIS ll4'Y U. l'IIilfI 1 1 3 I 3 I Y 3 5 e . . . x ' 1 1 A D I 1 Y w s vi A' ' v I I my x 1 . I mm s - x ' 1 x ' rl I 'f x ' cs , ' e- 1 .. I H x H . 3 . .- YT I V L . 3 3 ' I Y Y 'I . A I 3 Q I 5 W A V Y . 3 3 I lx I ' I 1 , e , . . x . . . , 5 . . ' . X . H. 4 l 5 A X I 3 3 i Yi 1 - Q w 1 'flyf L'f 4 RU l H N TIHF1 Mr Tlrey has been Superrntendent of the Bloomrngton C1ty Schools smce August 1922 He IS a graduate of Mltchell Hlgh School the Southern Indlana Normal College and Indlana Umverslty and has done post graduate work at both Harvard and lndlana UHIVCISIIIQS In the past he has been Superlntendent of Publlc Schools at Washxngton lndlana Supermtendent of IS a member of the Natlonal Department of Supermtendence the Phl Delta Kappa Fraternrty lan honorary educational fratermtyj and a lrfe member of the N E A Durmg the past year Mr Txrey has been Prcsldent of the Indlana Superlntendents Assocrauon I :rf Vevay Public Schools, and County Superintendent of Lawrence County. He 'fl 1- Tu'f'I1'C I RXNI 1- BINF0113 Mr Blnford was born IH Hancock County near Carthage He IS a grad uate of Carthage Hlgh School and recen ed hrs A B degree from lndlana State Normal IH 1917 ln 1916 he vscnt to Brazxl where he taught for two years and then respondlng to the call for more seamen he entercd the Navy H returned to Bra71l at the close of the vsar and there served two years as prlncl pal In 1923 after recelvmg hrs A M degree from Columbla Unnersxty he went to Shaker Helghts Where hc was made head of the mathematxcs dcp1rt ment In 1927 he Went to Peru and from there he came to Bloommgton 1926 He rs novs successfully flllnng the pos1t1on of Prlnclpal of Bloommgton Hugh School 1141: -1111 . 1. .' ' 1 . . h .i - . . V . i . X 1 . I, I v ,C v . , ' . C . V Y . ,- L 4 v 1 . . f . 3 ' ' Y 1 X x 1' 1 1 , g . t - 3 111 . Y Y . . . . . . . Pu, ' l1f'Il1'n l RR X 'Vlr Hale Bradt Assistant Principal and Dean of Boys was born at Tal madge Nebraska in 1871 but has spent most of his life in southern Indiana He attended high school IH Ripley County recened his A B degree at the University of Nebraska and has done postgraduate vxork at Indiana Uniursity Mr Bradt has taught school for thirty two years Miss Audrey Judge Dean of Girls was born in Hancock County near Greenfield Indiana She graduated from Knightstown High School and took her A B degree at Indiana University She has also done postgraduate work at Northwestern University Mr Blythe Scales Principal of Junior High School was born in Pike his A B degree at Oakland City College 1n l923 and his A M degree at Indiana University in 1926 Mr Scales an athlete himself is an enthusiastic supporter of all high school athletics Miss Ida E Fleener Secretary to Superintendent Tirey and the City School Board is a graduate of Bloommgton High School She received her business training in a private school and has served under four superintendents since coming into the City Schools Miss Katherine McDowell Clerk was born in Monroe County and gradu ated from Bloommgton High School in 1923 Due to the position which she holds and to her pleasant disposition she probably knows more students personally than any other individual in Bloommgton High School X 'Illl YU Iurf HA .ic .a wr lxrimicv .Il'INll'I Hl,Y'I'llI-I scuxmzs S . I Y - . I - ' . V I D I I 3 . . . . Y County, Indiana, in l899. He attended high school in Glendale, Indiana. took L v . Y . . . . . . IILX 1-1. 1-'l,l4:i':.'l-:ic KA ' -:mm-1 Mt-I wicm, ' l r' l uurI4rn Z X-f K ,f' A 5 R I 1 XX .Z A- flu! .F :fr Sf f ,K W v,:, J l , A K N 1 -J N 5 'fl I .W ff ,3 Ca r :- EDUC AT Mabel Helen Hi dv- Wfm AL Chules N Cerrm K MECHANICAL DQNQNG K l'4ljl1 frflu' aah Church Gwinn. scuauce Pugr I lqhfffn ngv Nm: Irma tliliktl Tht courst m tht ftrst Bloommgton Hugh School was mtrtly a contmul tton of grammar school subjtcts wtth tht addttlon of 1 'ttm and algtbra 1 1873 tht courst was chanvtd to mttt tht ntw tntranct rtqutrtmtnts of Indnnt Untvtrsxty 3 ht work yt as gtvtn m two ytars tach tltvtdtd mto thrtt terms of twtlvt wttlts Lngllsh mathtmatlcs and 1 atm comprtstd mort than thret fourths of tht work Gtography Unlttd Statts htstory bookltttpmg and brttf extrclsts tytry day m penmanshlp ant1 sptllmg constttuttd tht remamdtr Nont of tht subjetts was tltcttvt and thtrt wtrt no txtra currtcular actxylttts Tht solt purpost of tht 1-ltgh School xt as to prtpart studtnts for tnttrmq lndtana Untverstty ln 1886 tht courst xx as ltngthtntd to thrtt ytars Mort than ont thlrd of the ttme was g1vtn to 1 atm tht other subjects wtrt mathtmattcs lrngltsh htstory govtrnmtnt geography booltlttepmg phystology loology and ntt ural phtlosophy Tht school was thtn strvmg both as a prtparatory dtpart mtnt of the Untverstty and as a Ctty Hlgh School Tht school started tts mdtpendtnt carttr as tht Ctty 1-hgh School m 1885 The work was gtytn 1n a rme months courst msttad of m thrtt tvttlve wteks ttrms ln tht ntyy course three ytars tach of Engltsh Latm and mathematlcs and ont yeir each of gentral hxstory btolovy and phy stcs wtrt given The ftrst four ytar courst was offered m 1894 Ont tlectlvt sub ject vtas offertd m the samt ytar Engltsh mathematlcs and Latxn madt up tht major part of tht currtculum Forttgn languagts hayt always had an lmportant part m tht currlculum of Bloommgton Htgh School 1 at1n has always bten a major subjtct but has gradually lost prommenct Only wxthm rtcent ytars has rt bttn posslble to ductd 1n 1903 Frtnch was dtscontmued but rtmtroductd m 1912 Gtrmm yt as dropped tlurmg tht Vyforld XVar but was rtmstattd m 192 A commtrclal courst mtroducttl m 1913 now offtrs mrltd trammg m bustntss mtthods Domtstlc scltnct was mstttuttd m 1916 lt ns novx a largt dtpartmtnt of tht school havmg tvto yxtll tqutpptd 1ilIC11LI'lS two stvtmg rooms and runnmq a caftttrta whtch supphts mtals to studtnts and ttachtrs at 1 smtll cost A prmtmt, shop tstabltshtd m tht samt yttr has grown to bt an lmportant dtpartmtnt of tht school 13 sldts ttathmg tht prmtlng tratlt tt dots most ol tht school prmtmg mcludmg tht prmtmg of tht 01711111191 tht school paptr A courst rtlatmg to tht stont lndustry vt as mtrotluctd m 1973 A sptcnl l3lll1C1lI1g IS now btmg trtctttl to houst thts dtpartmtnt A courst m auto mtchantcs yuth a rtpllr shop m tmtamtd by tht Sthool xx as addtd m tht samt yttr Tht Voctttonal dtpartmtnt yy as further tnlargttl by tht tstabltshmtnt ol 1 four ytar agrttultural courst m tht follovtmg yt1r and 1 ntyx tourst m cahmtt maltmq and carptntry ln 1976 ln rtctnt ytars tht turrttulum has bttn chanvtd grtttly ntu coursts hut bttn arrangtct tor thost yy ho tlo not utsh to go to tolltgt Flhtrt art non four coursts m Bloommgton 1-ltgh Sthool tcadtmtt commtrttal domestlt scttnct and yocatxonal lh frttdom of tltttlon of subjttvs by tht studtnt ts a marlftd chtrttttrtstlt of all thtst coursts Inf 11111 7. 1 A 4 N V V ,- 1 1 3 1 3 x I 3 L ' 1 1 I L- 1 1 ' 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 . 1 1 Y I 1 x 1 I Y 11 I C .1 V1 . 1 1 Y1 Y I I 1 I 3 1 1 ' 1 1 1 I ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - I K . 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': ' - i ' T itte, IIA ' .'i I - V0 lltlllclue Durlng the flrst feyy years of lts existence BlOOmlHgKOH Hxgh School dld not partlelpate m any athletlc eontests lrack was probably the flrst sport un which our teams competed vylth those from other schools as Bloomlngton is recorded as be1ng one of the fxrst members of the South Central Assoclatlon lhls IS stlll an actlve organlfatlon sponsormg meetings at XBYIOUS c1t1es ln southern lndlana every season As early as 1901 under the ausplces of thus assoclatlon Bloommgton won a meet on the loeal f1eld The fact that there were approxlmately 1800 spectators g1YLS some 1nd1cat1on of the mterest aroused by this sport ln 1904 we won the state champlonshlp Our last notable achlevement 1n thls sport was the wtnnlng of the South Central Relay Race ln 1927 Football was flrst played xn 1897 at whrch date Bloomlngton had the strongest team m the state ln 1914 the sport xy as dlscontmued and was not resumed unt11 1923 Smce that tlme hoyxeyer ll has been an lmportant branch of athletlcs 1n Bloommgton l-llgh School Although our success ln recent years has been rather mdlfferent the teams of the past haye establlshed a strong reputatlon for us to llye up to and at present 1n splte of a seemmg mclrfference on the part of the students football IS becomtng one of our major sports ln 1907 the frrst 1-llgh School Athletxc Assoclatlon was orgamled lts purpose was to ralse money for the support of athletlcs and to arouse school mterest At the same tlme a standard B and a system of rules for awardmg were adopted Recently however the rules have been reused and enlarged upon Basketball IS a comparatlvely new sport A fevs games were played rn 1911 12 but nn 1913 due to lack of a playmg floor the team had to dlsband The gymnasium contamed nn the new bulldmg erected 1D 1914 gave a new lmpetus to the game whlch culmmated 1n our yunnmg the state champlonshxp 1919 However owmg to the mcreasmg popularlty of basketball among the students and townspeople the need for a nevx gymnaslum began to be felt The deslre for a b1gger and better gymnaslum was realrzed durlng the year 1926 27 when a new gymnaslum haymg 1 seatmg capaclty of oyer 4 000 yy as bu1lt at a cost of S125 000 ln 1ts earller years B l-1 S had several good baseball teams but ln recent I1mCS baseball as a sport has been gradually losmg fay or among the students Our wrestlmg record IS excellent XVfLSTl1Dg vyas mtroduced 1n 1921 and the team contmued to grow ln strength unt1l 1924 xx her' ue won the state meet 14 poxnts ahead of lVlont1cello our nearest compet1tor ln 1925 vse agam vyon the state but by a smaller margln be1ng only 'S pomts ahead of Mon tlcello last year 1926 21 although our team falled to um flrst as a team three of our boys placed 1n the fmals Inu S111 f 5 ' , V, Af.. . f fl ,' 1 .1 11 , 11 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 C V e 1 L. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' X ' 13 Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 11 1 - 1 , , 1 11 1 1 1 . 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L: Z y,f,JWWWfQf IX lN IHIINS1 THE COACHES Glen Johnson basketball and track coach has just flnlshed has fourth successful year here Durmg th1s txme he has developed some excellent teams 1n both sports H15 teams haye alyyays had a fme sp1r1t and mental attltude ThlS year he threw fur mto the Martmsynlle camp by enterlng a team that out played them the entxre f1rst half Harold Mumby football and wrestlmg coach has earned a state Wlde reputatxon as one of the best wrestlmg couches 1n the game H15 teams hlye taken the state tltle txuce and haye yy on second place IVKICC durlnv the last four yetrs He has deyeloped many star mat performers of champ1onsh1p callbre ThlS year he took oyer the football relns and the 1ncl1cat1ons are that he wrll put B H S on the map ID thls sport also THE SPONGE ATND TOWEL BOYS We must not forget James Cox bordon Shoulty and Ben Slebenthal the sponge and tovsel boys yy ho take care of the athletxc equxpment and help keep the boys ln condltlon 'I hey vyork hard and do not get much ID return except our deep appreclatxon of thelr efforts glffll 5 I . ll.Xl'UPl,lT Al '.lliY fll,':.' . fe' FN - - 1 . 1 . . 3 3 H I I 4 X 1 ' 5 5 , x Y Y V . x . . . X . HL . L 1 L Y. 3 S V D b - I 'A I 1 I . x - . e . x . 3 . L . . . L M I Y' Y Y 3 Y- U 3 e . O K . 5 7 Y 3 ' , I 7. v 1 6 E , . Y I D 3 'I ' T Y 3 4 3 1 'i L. YH ' 'V Y 3 3 H 'A I X I 3 5 it 3 I 1 I I T 3 Y L I I I 5 l i 3 I I 1. 1 Iyllflf .' ' 'srrr 11 THE B MENS ASSOCIATION The B Men s Association is an organwation of letter men of the school activities in every way possible Herbert Skirvin is president Philip Hill Roy Bryant and John O Donnell are members of the organization committee I mfr Suiu P10141 l x I having for its purpose the sponsoring of athletics, and the aiding of school am fl lt FHXII TI XXI. INUN 5 wl-If 'lf- I l 1 xXll'lH Xtllial-XX THE 1927 FOOTBALL SEASON ported for practlce and donned unlforms Of these there were nme veterans Captaln John Duncan Theodore Ellls Harlan Page John ODonnell Pete Smlth Fred Mlller Elmo Gllllatt and Wllllam Holland Of the others the most promlslng uere lxnlght Cook lxenncy Bates Hudson Newton Hatcher Vwfoodburn Rothrock Scovllle Norman W Murphy and J Murphy The schedule promlsed to be a hard one so Coach Johnson and Coach Wlumby set to vsork to form an eleven that would be fast and strong Only three home games were play ed These vxere played at the I U stadxum All the games that were played were hard fought though a large score was made tn the Shortrloge game Whlch ended 39 to 7 IH favor of the lnd1anapohs lads Thls game played on Armlstlce Day closed a very hard season for the Panthers They annexed only one game Ih1S year but they scored agalnst all but three opponents Compared with the record of thc precedmg year th1s was a decxded lmprovement I'nru 1 411 I l 9 we ,A .1 'J T' IQ X A . , 14: .ms J. urn any v mol: ' .' . . J The football season started off with a bang. About thirty-five men re- . 5 ' 3 3 W I ' . , . , L I V . V l I 1 ' I . V ' ' f I ' ' , , ' ' . M , ' , . l 1 1 V ' 7 . ' . . . ' . n . ' . 1' 4 I , - . 'I I . Y . ' S '1 l.l f -XTT DI Xl XX UTI-ll Ut HXT1Hl l Hl USUN YS XIII' The Pxgksm Pushers opened the season by playmg the strong Brazxl team rn the I U stadrum Although they fought to the last Bloommgton was unable to cope with the more experlenced squad Brazll enferged vlctorxous by a score of 32 to 6 The game was featured by a sweeplng end run by Page late 1n the game whrch netted the Panthers thelr only touchdown The next Saturday the locals journeyed to New Albany and suffered a 25 to 0 shut out Seven days later the scene changed to Shelbyyllle where the Purple and Whxte achley ed the only vlctory of the season by a score of 13 to O On consecutxve Saturdays Jasper College and Manual of Indxanapolls defeated the Mumbymen 6 to O and 7 to O respectwely These games were away from home and were close contests Then the strong Prlnceton team came up from the South and defeated the Panthers 19 to 6 m a hard game fought on the I U fleld Wlth frve more days of practlce the boys were ready to play w1th the Allces at Old Vmcennes They led practxcally the ent1re game only to be nosed out 1n the last few mmutes by a score of 13 to 7 Iilllll N1 ll NIU :mf U 5 - f I , 3-.,, 2-Q? 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I V v ff, as PAGE B-XTFS X NH Rl HX XX OUIJI-il PX November ll appeared on the calendar and Bloommgton suffered her worst defeat at the hands of Shortrldge The team fought stubbornly but was unable to cope wlth the superlor strength of the VISIIOYS Shortr1dge had one of the best teams 1n thelr hlstory last year so II was no dlshonor to be beaten by them Captam John Duncan Theodore Ellls George Scovllle John Murphy Wllllam Murphy Robert Bates Pete Sm1th and D3Vld Rothrock wlll be lost by graduatlon Several valuable reserves wxll also be lost The nucleus of next year s eleven wxll be Captam Elect Bruce Hatcher Page Cook Norman Wylle Kenney Kelley Woodburn and Newton Bloomlngton scored 39 polnts th1s season whlle her opponents scored l4l Harlan Page scored 33 of the 39 polnts and deserves much credxt H Galned much ground w1th h1s l1ne plunges and backed up the l1ne well on the defense Cornellus Cook scored one touchdown and was outstandmg for hls accurate graceful passes Bates and Ellxs performed ably m the backfxeld I the llne Smith Duncan and Hatcher played a fme brand of football Paar N1 4 Pllfll lun ' ' I , , i Q Q , PIl fl.l.l'IY . uf V. . ' ' ' V 3 -.Y . ' ' . e cl . 1 . , . ' ' ' . n Sept Oct Oct Oct ct Nov 'Nlov 5 l I-UUTHXII sQ X5 SCHEDULE AND SCORES Brazrl here New Albany there Shelbyvllle there Manual flndxanapollsi Prmceton here Vmcennes there Shortrldge here TOTAL 1191 I there H OPP TH 4: ' .e , , s 12 r B. . S. . 24- ' , f A .. 6 32 . 1- '. O 25 . 7- ' . , I3 0' Oct. I5-Jasper College. there 0 6 . 22- ' ' . 0 7 O . 29- ' . , 6 10 . - ' . 7 13 l . l 1- ' . . 7 39 A 5 li 'uf 1' .'f Fl n A1-Ilrrlv Pu ffl S1 rrnfy-full: Unix lllf H s I, 'vu E X ' fl-Isnt! L xl Bc! LWIQC I F Q F X xii Hx A, h L .ASC A xoo- I no . ' I . Q- . V ' . Q JV S- V f ' l', , 9 my ' I' S -I QQ KA TLXSI' i'I'H.Xl,I. 'I'l'I.XXI, 101 all Ill NL 'LN -Xl T STARQ DUNCAN IS always ln the mlddle of the flght SEARS IS truly a f1ne captam BURNETT always gets the ball from the bankboard BRANAM has been hlgh pomt man for two years HARRELL IS shlfty speedy and fast breakmg Bl RNTTT HR XX XXI il I 1 N nlaf If THR XSHI I THRASHER has a keen eye for th baQket PAGE IS a demon on defense RUSH IS a clever player CREEK IS our vest pocket forward ABBOTT hlIS the basket from the center of the floor 'K-0 ,LJ if Rl xr! c ll xl-mwl-'r I THE 1927 28 BASKETBALL SEASON Basketball was started early th1s year 1n preparatlon for the hard schedule on hand Branam Sears and Duncan vyere the only veterans left from last years team so an entlrely new combmatton had to be developed lhe men veere put to hard drlll and soon rounded out 1nto a well coordinated basketball mlchme T he flrst game was played wlth Spencer here lt was 1 vyell fought Game the fmal score bemg 26 to l6 for the Panthers Vvlth the stlmulus of thas ylctory they were able to defeat Vlooresvxlle the followlng lmrlday by a large score 'JO to 25 Martmsvxlle came next and the locals were forced to bow to the greater SIZE and experlence of thexr opponents This loss however only spurred the team on to greater efforts for the next week Salem was vsalloped 16 to 20 Columbus came over and defeated the Purple 53 to 49 m a hectlc battle 1n whlch the lead see sawed back and forth Vlncennes vyas defeated 32 to 30 the next week Then everybody yourneyed to Bedford to see the team beat the Stone C1ty Lads for the flrst t1me IU th1rteen consecutxye attempts lt vxas a glornous vlctory one of the best of the year Cllfford Wells former coach of B H S brought hxs l oganberrles dovy n and defeated the locals but only after a very hard struggle The next week a return game was played at logansport and agam our team suffered defeat Two days later the Panthers played a return game wlth Columbus and lost 1n a ragged and umnterestxng affamr The team yourneyed to Rushvllle and dropped another th1s t1me by one pomt Washxngton played here next and won by a smgle poxnt margln 23 22 At th1s t1me the Panthers agaln h1t thelr strlde and defeated the strong Newcastle te m 39 to 2l Then although we outplayed lVlart1nsy1lle on the1r home floor durmg the entxre sec ond half we lost one more game to the State Champs Shelbyvllle was de feated wlth ease by an overwhelmlng margln Then came the return game vuth Bedford here and the Panthers were beaten 45 to 28 On a trlp to x7v73Sl11I1glOl l and Vmcennes the Panthers defeated the I-latchets and lost to the Allces They came home and defeated Mltchell and Owensvllle wxth ease The last game was played vuth Technlcal of lnd1anapol1s vshrch resulted ln another wm for the Purple Eleven games were vson th1s year and 10 lost This constltutes the most successful season the school has had for years The team scored 769 polnts and thelr opponents scored 695 In the sectlonal tournament at lVlart1nsv1lle Bloomington defeated Smlth yxlle and then lost to Martlnsvllle un a hard fought struggle l11N fuzfll 1 , . . . 1 1 1 v 1 v 1 . 1 11C 1 V 1 1 1 D 1 1 1 ' 3 1. ' '1 e . ' 1' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 V1 1 . . e O , 1 'L ' 1 1 7 1 y y 1y 11 1 1 1 1 1' - 1 1 1 1 1 11 . , . e , 1 1 1 1, f 7 - , . , - V 1 ' ' 1 11 1 y ' ' 1 1 v 1 1 1 y 1 1 1- 1 1 e . 1 1 A A ' 11 . y 1 1 1 , . 3 . . 1 e ' - 1 4 . y' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 r 1 y ' 1 V v ' Y 1 Y - v 1 1, 11v.lH1l 141 Nov Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec an 311 an 2111 C G 9 C 9 C FIRST TEAM SCHEDULE Spencer here Mooresulle here Martmsvtlle here Salem there Columbus here Vmcennes here Bedford there Logansport here Logansport there Columbus there Rushulle there Newcastle here Martmsw 1lle there Shelbyvtlle here Bedford htrt Washlngton there Vmcennts there Vlltchell here Owensvllle here Technical flnd1anapol1sJ there TOURNAMENT RECORD Smlthvllle Vlartmsulle P111 11111111 . 12- . , ,... .. . 18- V , , . 25- ' ' . . 2- . . ., , . 3- , J Q . IO- ' , .. . I6- . , . 23-- . . 28- . . 30- , . J . 6- , Jan. I3-Vvlashington, here J . 2l-- D. . J . 27- ' , J . 28- ' . E b. 3- , f ' , F b. lO- ' . F b. ll-- ' 1 . H , F b. 17-1 ' , E b. 24- ' , . F b. 25- ' , ' 1 ' , .. THI Sl COND SQL XD SECOND TEAM SCHEDULE Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec all C Q 6 12 18 Spencer here Mooresvrlle here Columbus here Ellettsvxlle here Stmesvllle here Bed ford there Washlngton here Bedford here Washmgton there Mrtchell here ffff . 3- , . . 9- ' , . . IO- ' ' , . . 16- , . Dec. 30-Columbus, there. J . 13- ' . . F b. 3- , . F b. IO- ' , F b. l7-- ' , . lm, 1- Ji. my 'IHI' ll 'NIOR Hll H SQL Xl! JUNIOR HIGH SCHEDULE The Junlor Hlgh School team was serlously handicapped by rnexperrence as only one member had prevlously seen servlce Several good men were lost at mrd year when they entered Hrgh School an 3I'l 811 E Bedford there Ellettsvxlle there Stlnesvrlle here Stmesvnlle there Ilyl' I OPP J. H. S. J . 7- . , , , ,. .. 13 33 J . 14- ' . ' , Z3 19 Jan. 21-Bedford. here . , J 16 48 J . 28- ' ' . ll 16 F b. ll- ' ' , - . ll 33 'r 1 1' ff! lnllll-vu ' 1'H!If' lfiffhfy-fu'o K I XXIINIIIM IIXXI lil! I A 9 S' 9 SUMMARY OF THE SEASON THI VNRI STI INQ SQI XI! THE 1926 27 WRESTLING SEASON Under the eff1c1ent trammg of Coach Harold Mumby Bloommgton was agaxn represented by one of the strongest teams ln the state Although they were rather weak ln the llght Welght dxvlsxons fwlth the exceptlon of the 100 pound classj the Panthers made xt up ln the heavler welghts Four meets Were held durlng the regular season ln the flrst one they travelled to Wabash where they were defeated 48 to 28 Then they came back to beat out Bedford twlce 56 to 26 and 50 to 30 respectlvely In the last meet of the season they held the state champron outf1t from Wabash to a 42 to 38 vlctory The same team from Wabash nosed out the Panthers by one polnt nn the state meet and thereby annexed the crown The team was composed of a group of good strong fellows to whom much credlt must be glven Welnland one of the state s outstandmg wrestlers won all h1s matches durlng the Whole season by falls Rltter was one of the best wrestlers ever produced by the school He has a record of four consecu t1ve years as state champlon ln hrs dnvnslon The school lost three good men 1n Wemland Rltter and Blalr but Captaln Elect Souders Hatcher and lynn an 311 C C Bloommgton Bloommgton Bloommgton Bloommgton Bloomlngton 28 Wabash 5 6 Bedford 5 0 Bedford 3 8 Wabash STATE EINALS 50 Wabash I If flrflfuf ll There Here There Here guell were left to form the nucleus of this year's squad. l C ' J . l4-- ' . , . . . . -H . .5 ,48- J . 5- ' 5 . 5 - . Z6- E b. l2- ' 5 . . - , , . 30- E b. 257 ' , - , . 42- ' - , ..,. 5l C XVK THJXBI. 1901 ' s x M44 VW 'I' I 'Fl Uk SQI Xl! THE 1927 TRACK SEASON The track team under the tutelave of Coach Johnson started the season with a trrangular meet Wlley and Cuerstmeyer of Terre Haute were the oppo nents Although the Panthers garnered 21 pomts they took last place The next meet was another three srded affarr wlth Bloomrngton Salem and Colum bus partrcrpatrng Bloomington easlly outdlstanced her rrvals rn almost every exent the flnal score bemg Bloom1ngton 55 Salem 23 and Columbus 21 lohnson then polnted hrs men for the South Central Meet uhrch drew strong teams from Llnton Sullxvan Bedford and VVash1ngton In thrs meet Bloom rngton was unable to annex a leadlng DOSIIIOH but won srgnal honors rn the relays The Panthers then tackled Bedford rn a dual meet and gave them a severe trounclng by a score of 62 to 37 ln the sectlonal meet Bloommgton nosed out Bedford by one pornt earnmg the rlght to take part nn the state fmals at lndlanapolrs We were unable to gam 1 srngle polnt there due to the fact that competltron was very strong The most pomts of the season were scored by Glen Rrchardson dash and broad jump man He chalked up 36 pomts rn these events to take the lead Next IH llne were Hepley and Sulllvan wrth 28 pomts each Hepley was a hurdle and pole vault man whrle Sullrvan was most effrcment rn the drstance events Just behlnd these two came Captarn Stone vuth a total of 27 pomts earned rn the hurdle and pole vault events New ton was next w1th 26 pomts and just after hrm came Bates w1th 23 These latter two men were on th1s tear s squad and developed rnto first class performers They ran rn the hurdles and the quarter mrle respectively Other men on the squad scormg pomts were as follows Costas Smrth Stewart Glles Sears Burnett Harrell Grrffm and Rogers I ua 1114111 f fl, JW- if 5 N A - 5- 1 4 . f I- X v V' H 'I I1 ' ' .' '. , C Y 1 . 1 Q 1 . , . y . xl . l B . .1 4 . ' . , . j . . . l . L K . 1 . x ,V . Y . . . . 7. . . V . . V 1 1 1 V Y 1 7 I V V D ' .3 ' . I ' P . ' ' ' . 1 . ' l 1' lff- I-.wi x 'Uh '95 'fIl'IlIcl'ic 5 THI IIRIS BASKPTB-Xll SQI XI! GIRLS ATHLETICS The Girls Athletic Association of Bloomington High School was organ 17ed in November of l026 The purpose of this organization is to promote activities which will develop a sound mind and a sound body The motto is Health Happiness and Efficiency There are the usual four officers and a chairman of each sport Various sports are taken up during each season They are soccer in the fall basketball and dancing in the winter track and baseball in the spring Points may also be made through gym classes and outside activities VJhen a girl has earned four hundred points she is given numerals one thousand pomts merits a B and if a girl acquires pomts in every sport she earns a circle B which is the highest honor awarded The outstanding activity of the Girls Athletic Association last year was a vaudeville which showed the progress of the girls in various activities A piano vsas purchased with a part of the proceeds lu Irrfhllfrnflf Y L Points are given in a sport to each girl who wins a place on the team. Y 1 . n ' Y . Y , ' ' fff . ' '. f TH!-11hIS SOLFI P NQI XD An lnterclass basketball tournament was held ln March and was won by the semors Thrs year the Gxrls Athletlc Assoclatlon sponsored a banquet for all glrls and faculty members to promote lnterest ln 1ts work Followtng thus banquet the th1rteen gtrls vxho had earned tour hundred pomts recelved thelr numerals glrls basketball team has played two games whxch aroused a great deal of 1nter e t Last year they played a faculty women s team and thxs year they play ed a game w1th the practxce teachers The lnterclass basketball tournament always awakens a good deal of rxvalry and takes the place of mterscholastlc games The tournament took place ln March thls year Thrs organ1zat1on has been buxlt up ln such a manner that one may always expect to hear of a G1rls Athletxc Assoclatlon rn Bloomlngton Hlgh 'ithool llllll lwrll 1 l Although the G. A. A. does not sponsor interscholastic competition, the S D ' ' I 'D Y ' I lrgfgaia ttllllvltl 101111 Iht Gothtt st1f1 xx 1s f1rst orqanlltd IN 1909 t111t bttng tht ytar 111 xx 111th tht f1rstC1oth1t xx IS puhhshtd It xx 1s Hlldt up ol txxtntx one mtmhtrs stxtr1l oi xx ho1n 1rt noxx promlntnt mtn 1nd xxon1tn 111 BlOOlT'lll'lglOIl a1111rs I 1th QCII s1nct tl1tn 1 group of stutlcnts 111s httn thostn to assumt tht task ol 17111511911 ng 1n 111nu1l xx1t11 tht 1ss1stanct of 1 iacultx sponsor Iht IIFSC for1111l dram1t1t org1n1f1t1o11 of tht Hlgh Sthool xx 15 ltnoxxn as th Xlx1g and Xllilx 1nd xx 1S org1n1Ittl ID tht sprlng ol 1906 xx1th IIVC char ttr 111t111btrs It flourlshtd for stxtral xtars 1nt1 lf xx as tlut to th1s club th1t IH 1908 tht f1rst tuntls xx trt r11stt1 for a I-hgh School hhrarx Stxcral Clramatlc OFQIUIITIIOHS folloxxtd th1s sottttx but no11t lastttl for mort th1n 1 school xt1r I11 1918 IH ttfort xx 1s n11tlt to rttst1bl1shtht Vxhq 1nd Nlask but the 1n trtst xx 19 not sul11t1tnt to xx 1rr1nt tht untltrt1k1ng tht x r 974 l tht pxtstnt dr1n11t1t tluh ltnoxxn IS tht IIUSCLIIILIIN I'l1Vcrs xx 1s Olildflllt 1 1ntl ll IS 11oxx ont ot tht most popular org1n1f1t1ons ol tht sthool Iht N N1 C A xx TS org1n11tt1 IU 19071 to furthtr C hr1st1an lnttrcst 1nd h1otht1hood IH tht Htqh Sthool 1nd has s1ntt occuptto a promlntnt pl1tt IH sthool 1f111rs In 1920 tht tlub xx 1s rt org1n11tt1 1nd tht namt changttl to tht H N C lub T ht Iun1or I-I1 Y xx as organutd tn INoxtn1btr 19221 to promott tht s1111t h1Oh st111tl1rds of C2hr1st11n characttl llt N XV C A also xx 1s Ofglfllllil 111 1903 to tltxtlop tht g1rls p 1ys1 C11 x so ll 1nt s11r1tua x t 111s 1lw1xsl11tl 1 larvt mtmbtrs 13 In t1t umn oi 9 t1t n1mt vx1s t11n td to t1t ut r1an t Iht Iun1or H1gh Sthool br1nth ol tht Blut l rlanglt tht ,Iun1or Glrl Rtstrxts was organ t tht 1utun1n ol 192-1 to t1rrx 0111 tht samt purposts as tht o tr ort11n111t1on Iour troops ol Qnrl Qtouts xx trt organwtd IH 1924 'I ht work of thls orQ111111t1on tlostlx p1rallt1s th1t of tht mort xx1otlx knovxn Box Scouts Qmls athltt1t tt1n1s haxt long proxldttl rttreat1o11 for H1gh Sthool Q1r1s I htx 111xt conftntd thtmstlxts largtlx to 1ntr1n1ural tonttsts Bas1tttb1ll 111s l1ttnt11t11 CIIIL1 sport ll1Xl1'lg bttn pl1xttl 11rst ln tht school xtar of 1914 1917 t LOIHIIIUIUQ 1or11t11lx txtrx xt lht SIQD XVr1ttrs Qluh ol BIOOINIIIQIOP II1gh Sthool xxas Ofgillllttl In Ottohtr 1921 IH ortltr to r11st thc SIlI1Cl1IC101'il10I'Ill8I1CI 1nd txptxx I'lI1I1U 1nt1 to hrmg tht stutltnts IUCO a tlostr sot1.1lrtl1t1onsh1p In 192-11twas rt orQ1n 11ttl 111tl talltd tht Coommtrcnl Club Its 1tt1x1t1ts haxt rtsulted 1n 1ntrt1stt1 1nttrtst 111 tommtrcvl subjttts 1nd somt xtrx good ttams xx hlch havt bttn stnt to to111mtrt1al conttsts It his 1lso publlshttl 1 monthlx c1lltt1 Iht Boom tr1n 1 111dh1s protiuttd stxtr1l pl1xs X NQV I xl- t. fp ' ff' ,. 1 '- - ' 1 - 11 1 1 x 1 '- , ' ' A V x , y , vt v- 1 1 . 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' ' e .- ' . 1 i VRS FHIIDS Qtponvrr The success of the Sen1or Class IS due 1n a large measure to Vlrs Ch1lds XVe were very fortunate to get such an excellent adv1ser Her ablllty was proved lxsr year vshen the Class of 1977 left through her guldance more than eleven hundrd dollars for a memor1al She has handled the class matters ln 21 very eff1c1ent manner and has been Cl personal adv1scr to the senlors Q4 1-. 'Tlx' 4' 1 111 -T111 11 1 s-1111111 Il 111 1 1 X1 111 111 s 1-ssl 1k N 1- 11110111 1 1 1 11 1 o S 1 111s U 1 Xxel 1 111+ 11r1:1111l11111 II 1- N-11 011 0 es Q-'llbtl Nxllllll 1111 1 X1 11'-1 1 It lllfll 11 1 fy 7 A- . I Q 5 5 1 X I h . .1 D D ' 3 I ' -sf . , A li .' sy, D A' , ,Jas 1, f , wi, .5 nl 4. ' Y, R Y 'ft 'fifty eg . . , ,I . E if .f ' 5 TH-I1Hl'l'I ' .' , ' ' l 1'1-1l Miller, I-I1lit11r-i11-l'hi1Af1 Ve-1' 11 AI'lle1', As: z A I-Il'1o1'g Alf'-I H'i'l', , l'-4- lisinu 3I:111a11:r1': William IC. flilllilllll, 5l2lUl'l1't4 K:11l1-lifff-, Dorothy Burks, Jnhn In-11111-Q-1-. .Ml 'Ii.'i11u' A.'.'i.' 1111153 Xi' ' .l:11's, l' ISI' l-'1':111k Smith. Th- l ' Ellis. .X1'11 3l:1'1h:1 l.Ill llI'2lj'. Hugl Hu1111'1', S1-1 i ws: l':llXY2ll'l M rris. lV2lll 1'o111':11l, Hi.'Iu'i: .': J y -.' .Ig -'N A1111 S11 -111l1:1l, 's 'za 'rxsi Uh: 'l s I t , J k :L H ' 1 . All -i1-sl ll+-1'h1-1'1 H:1'.f-l, l 'ill'lllly .f l .'-1'. 1':y ,Yi Q- 11' S 1 THE PROSCENIUM PLAYERS All the world s a stage And all the men and Women merely players They have the1r emts and thelr entrances And one man rn h1s tlme plays many parts Bloommgton Hlgh School has had some type of a dramatlc club for about twenty two years In 1906 the Wlg and Mask Socxety was organlzed Wlth only flve charter members Thls organlzatlon Was mamtalned unt1l 1921 In 1924 the present dramatlc club was organlzed and lf IS now known under the name of Proscenlum Players 'I he club plays an lmportant part mn school llfe It offers opportunlty to students havlng dramatlc talent creates an mter est 1n worthwhlle drama and provxdes excellent entertamment for convocat1on For the past two vears the club has taken part m the State Contest spon sored by the L1ttle Theater Soclety of Indlanapolls The present offxcers are Maurlce Radcllffe Presrdent Vlfglnla Nance Vlce Presldent Joyce Myers Secretary Joseph Nurre Treasurer and Marjorle Glles Parlxamentarlan Mrs Thompson IS head sponsor of the club :ff I1 I , 1 ' 1 1- . . . . Y . , - Z , I , - I , 2 . . P11 V ,Yinw Al-f'lL'll THE COMMERCIAL CLUB The man who by his labour gets His bread in independent state Who never begs and seldom eats Himself can fix or change his fate The Commercial Club was organ17ed in l9Z5 for the purpose of connect ing the Commercial Department with the business world The club endeax ors to stimulate greater social interest among the members by having two or three parties each semester Regular meetmgs are held once a month This year the club had Hallowe cn and Christmas parties These parties with the instructive programs of the club meetmgs created much interest among the commercial students of the school the club The officers this year are Paul Conard President Russell Branam Vice Dresident Robert Mason Secretary and John Riggs Treasurer Miss Unger is sponsor 'I 1 - Y. 4 . 4 Y A 1 Any student taking a commercial subject is eligible for membership in 1 l . H: - Q I . Z ' I 1- ' I ' b ' . . 3 l'1Iylf -Yi-Ill I-11-fiifl 1 Ffh THE HI Y To think without confusion clearly rl o love his fellowmen sincerely To act from honest motives purely To trust in God and Heaven securely In order to create maintain and extend throughout the school and com munity high standards of Christian character the I-I1 Y Club was organiltd in 1918 In November 1927 the Bloomington I-I1 Y entertained the Older Boys Conference of Southern Indiana The I-Ii Y boys students of the High School Mr R J Duke and other Y M C A leaders of Indiana addressed the boys at the various sessions of the conference The officers this vear are Peter Frank Smith President David Rothrock Vice President Alfred Beck Secretary Bruce Hatcher Treasurer Mr Ash baucher is sponsor Vlr Bmford lVIr Bradt Mr lVlcCaughan Mr Williams and Mr James make up the advisory council 1:1 Xu lufu i ,X A - . I V n . .- 1' 3 and citizens of Bloomington alllco-operated in making this conference a success. i . I . I , I . , . , . I i , 'rjr .IAll'--'ll 1' Fail i P' THE JUNIOR HI X So nxgh IS grandeur to our dust So near IS God to man Wllen Duty wh spers low Thou must The youth repl1es I can 'lhc Jumor H1 X was orgamzed 1n l92-I for the boys of Jumor Hlgh School It IS a compamon organ1zat1on to the H1 X Its 1deal IS to create malntam and extend throughout th school and commun1tv h1gh standards of Chr1st1an character W1th Fred Barrett as pres1dent the club asslsted the H1 X 1n cntcrtammg thc Older Boys Conference 1n November of last year The Jun1or H1 Y also conducted a check booth at each basketball game The programs for the meetmgs are always very 1nsp1rat1onal and educatlonal Fl he off1cers th1s semester are Ben Sxebenthal Prts1dent Qobert Hlrrtll X ICQ Pres1dent Edu ard Fulvuder Secretarx T reasurer Vlr Church IS sponsor I 111 lu 1 - .. I 1' - 1 N Y 1 7. Y . , , ., - 1 , .- , V . . . . . . . . . , ' . . , 1 . . . r . 2 . , 1 1 , . . 7 . .- . Y D . . . , . , I . . , 1 . x. l ' X . . . 1 Q V ,, . . - . , . , ' . ' . I . 1 . . 'r f' Nuff -flu' THE BLUE TRIANGLE To look up and not down To look forward and not back To look out and not in and To lend a hand A Girl Reserxe Club was first organized in Bloomington High School in l97O Since that time the club has tried many different plans but throughout it has been open to all girls in the High School lt has tried to function as a club in which a democratic spirit and a feeling of comradeship should prevail Its ideal is to be an organwation where girls will fmd an opportunity for the dexelopment of the highest type of womanhood This year the club is using the Interest Group idea as a means of giving 1 he officers this year are Verna Vliller President Ruth Hoadley Vice President Mary Marg ret Campbell Secretary 'Vlary Siebenlhal 'lrasurer Miss Ferger is adviser lfX111 Y D 5 'I . A more girls an opportunity to develop their own particular interests. E 3 l . 77 3: 3 A . V 3 ' I C ! V' 4 - ' ' ' : ' a f ' a , ' ' : i ' V - . ' e . . 'illlr A Ifyff fl -ul, THE JUNIOR GIRL RESERVES There are loyal hearts there are spirits brave There are souls that are pure and true Then give to the world the best vou have And the best will come back to you The Jumor Girl Reserves the branch of the Blue Triangle in the Junior High School was organized October l 1924 The purpose of this club is to extend friendship among the girls to develop Christlan character to promote service for others for school for country and for God This year in an effort to make money members of the club sold pencils and Chrlstmas cards A get acqualnted party was held at the opening of This year the officers are Mary Frances Taylor President Dortha Par rish Vice President Helen Wylie Treasurer Dorothy Tirey Secretary Miss Smith is sponsor lim N1 school. At Thanksgiving baskets were filled and distributed. . . - 4 l . Q . ' . Q Y T '1 1 ' . 'iwfy-.w'l'1'1l w '! ff sal no THE GIRLS COUNCIL From lower to higher next Not to stop IS nature s text For embryo good to reach full stature Absorbs the ev11 m 1tS nature The Glrls Councll was orgamzed by Mrs Hettle Brown former dean of girls rn 1924 Some changes have been made rn its charter s1nce that trme Two grrls from each grade represent the glrls of the school 1n thrs orgamzatlon These twelve glrls w1th SIX teachers as sponsors and the Dean of Glrls make up the Glrls Councrl The purposes of the organrzatlon are to promote a better school sprrlt to foster a closer relatronshlp between the students and the faculty to encourage better conduct and to develop better moral standards among the grrls The Councll endeavors to glve servlce to the School and to 1nd1v1dual gxrls Thxs year a new dxctronary was placed IH the glrls study hall and personal ard was glven to deservmg glrls luq Xzmlu zghr , t,tt 4 V 'sf-rt, - ,,TN y, ,- M a - 11 Q AA, M4 l 2: ' T -if 'J fl 7 . , Y , . , , , . , . , , . . , THE GIRL SCGUTS Stralght IS the lme of duty Curved IS the lme of beauty Follow the stralght l1ne thou shalt see The curved lme ever follow thee The Curl Scout movement ln the Unlted States IS concerned chrefly wxth preparlng gurls through the rlght use of thelr lelsure tlme for effectrve and happy c1t1Zensh1p and for partlclpatlon 1n the l1fe of thelr country The actxv ltles whrch center about the three mam lnterests of home ClflZQHShlp and health are deslgned not only to g1V9 to the gxrls essentlal xnformatlon 1n these flelds but more lmportant to develop hablts of servlce and healthful llvlng The Glrl Scouts were flrst organlzed ln Bloommgton Hlgh School ln l925 Thelr motto IS Be Prepared and therr slogan IS Do a Good Turn Darly The captams are MISS Kearns Mrs Ashbaucher and Mlss Kmv Thrs wear Ruth Stephens who has been very actxvc rn the scout work was made a lreutenant 1111 1 1 , , Q, . ,ix 1 X. 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Y l I , ' Y ' jr .x1lll'l.l'IIllll' THE JUNIOR FARM BUREAU Oft d1d the harvest to thexr slckle y1eld 'I helr furrow oft the stubborn glebe has broke How Jocund d1d they drlve therr team afleld I-Iow bow d the wood beneath thelr sturdy stroke In 1924 a Jumor Farm Bureau was organlzed rn Bloommgton Hlgh School The purpose of thls club IS to promote the farm rnterests among the boys of the school Meetmgs are held every fxrst and thlrd Wednesday evenmgs of the month The membershlp conslsts of boys of the Vocatlonal Department and also of boys who are not ln school but are mferested rn the work The meetmgs are m1de mterestmg by the dxscussxon of farm problems Any boy who rs a member of the Junror Farm Bureau and has hrs grades we above passing may go to the Purdue Round Up and to the Indlana State Fair The offlcers thus year are Ldward Brovxn Presldent Arch1e Wampler VICE Presxdent Carl Bell Secretary Mr James rs sponsor I Ill Ilunrlz I ,A . . . . , . . . . . . , Y X . ,H 4 . . .r 5 . . . . . . 3 . j K 1 1 . 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' . . . , 4 - . 1 ' l I Y 1 l 'I r' Ulu' 'II THE VOCATIGNAL BOOSTERS Then cheerful I shall greet the laboring hours And cheerful turn when the long shadows fall At eventlde to play and love and rest Because I know for me my work is best The Vocational Boosters Club was organized in 1926 to promote the ideals of Bloomlngton High School and the interests of the boys in the Voca tional and Industrlal Departments The club has the distinction of being the first of IIS kind in the state The students of the Agriculture Department as well as those of the Industrial Department are eligible for membership Every two weeks a meeting is held with speeches and movies as features of the program Wylie Secretary Robert Johnson Treasurer and LeRoy Souders Sergeant at Arms Mr Hayden Mr Hamilton Mr James and Mr Earl Murray are the sponsors of the club lm U H1 4 This year Robert Blair is President: Dale Taylor, Vice-President: Andrew 'f 1' Ill' lIllII'I'll unrl Um' A THE BAND Harkl the numbers soft and clear Gently steal upon the ear Now louder and yet louder r1se And ftll W1th spreadlng sounds the sk'es In October 1926 the Hlgh School Mllltary Band was organized to repre sent the school ln varlous act1v1t1es and to offer an opportumty for mstructlon to students lnterested 1n band work Thls year the band played at some of the football games at all of the home basketball games and accompan1ed the team to Martmsvxlle It agam took part 1n the Southern Indrana State Band Contest rn whrch rt won f1rst place last year The band offlcers for thxs year are Ray McElh1nney Presldent, Boyd Garton XIICQ Presldent W1ll1am Cathcart Secretary Treasurer Harry Blewett and James Marlette llbrarlans Maurlce Radcllffe IS drum major Mr Crlgler IS mstructor and Mr McKay IS d1rector of the band 141111 Om 111111411111 and Tu n 44 - 1 f 1 1 . . . . ,, 1 v ' 1 , . - v 1 ' v v ' v , . , . , . 1 , . -. - -wise HX! THE GLEE CLUB There s mustc 1n the sxghlng of a reed There s muslc ln the gushmg of a rxll There s musnc ln all thmgs rf man had ears The earth IS but an echo of the spheres For several years the school has had a glee club for students lnterested ln vocal lnstructlon Credlt toward graduat1on IS g1ven to 1ts members Besldes vsorklng on selectlons 1n class the Glee Club glves programs for convocatxon and outsrde functlons Thxs year the members sang at varlous club meetings out slde of school lncludlng the Busxness Women s Club W C T U and the Fxchange Club The club also took part IH the band concert held ln Nlay ln the gymnaslum The Glee Club functxons as a regular organlzatlon wlth Vxrglnxa Wylle as Presldent and Helen Townsend as Secretary Treasurer Mr 'Vlclxay dlrccts the Glee Club and Margaret Helen Carpenter IS accompamst 1 ll Un 1111 .- A I f , h . it' 7' r ' ' -fl .N , M.: ,I ' vi , A I B- Y N , , s 54 X , L ' . : Tm- ,, , . . . . , . . , . V 1 . ,, V . . . - . . . . . . V , ,.... V . . . , . - A , I X . . '1 y 1 1' H11 I 'Ml rlnrl Thru THE JUNIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Music the fiercest grief can charm And fate s severest rage disarm Music can soften pam to ease And make despair and madness please In order to promote appreciation of music among Junior High School girls other than in class work the Junior Girls Glee Club was formed in November of this year The club meets every Friday after school carols which they sang at the Methodist church for the Christmas program there This semester the club worked on the operetta Belles of Barcellona whlch was presented in the auditorium during music vneek The principal parts in the operetta were taken by members of the club and some of the boys of the Junior High School music classes The organization sponsored by Mrs Avanell Dixon has been doing very commendable work Pam Un Hunrlnrl and Itllll During the first semester the members of the club studied Christmas l I Y l ., ,' . THE ORCHBSTRA But muslc for the tnme doth change h1s nature The man that hath no muslc ln hlmself Nor IS not moved w1th concord of sweet sounds Is f1t for treasons stratagems and spoxls Bloommgton Hugh School has had an orchestra for many years The orchestra furnlshes musxc at many school ZCIIVIIICS and credlt toward graduatxon IS glven to those who take orchestra as a regular subject Durlng muslc week the band and orchestra gave a jolnt concert at Martlns tra of Martlnsvllle durmg the same week Mr McKay and Mr Sharp are the dxrectors The followlng are offlcers Irvlng Fell Presxdent Betty Batman Vlce Presldent Katherlne Allen Secretary Treasurer Wxlma Jane Borland and Ruth Stroup Lxbrarxans Pan Um Iluulffrl mul P110 ville, and Bloomington High School in turn entertained the bands and orches- IJ' ' 1 ' ' THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY CHARTER MEMBERS Knowledge alone rs the be1ng of Nature G1VlHg a soul to her manlfold features Llghtmg through paths of the pr1m1t1ve darkness The footsteps of Truth and the vlsron of Song The Bloomlngton Chapter of the Natlonal Honor Soclety for Secondary Schools completed IIS organlzatxon on June l 1927 The charter members were chosen from the upper fourth of the class of 1927 by vote of the school faculty The selectlon was based upon the four qualxtles for whxch the Natlonal Honor SOCIQIY stands scholarshxp leadershlp character and servlce The four pomts of the golden key dlsplayed as thelr emblem represent these alms which those vxearlng 1t are pledged to promote At the flrst meeting the followxng offxcers were elected Edgar Cummmgs President Allce Rumple Vlce PFCSI dent W1ll1am Hepley Secretary Mrs Menger was appolnted sponsor of the chapter The chapter holds two meetings each semester as well as specnl publlc programs deslgned to further the mterest of the Soclety 1n the school The ldeals and purposes of the organlzatxon are best expressed xn 1tS motto Toward the L1ght I11 U 1111111 11111111 Sz.: .. - - . . Y , - - n , . , , , . 1 Y v 7 . . . . . 1 r v v - T . , . . . , 1 4. - H 1 . :gr ur' ll 1' . l . 13 l THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY PRESENT MEMBERS Genteel m personage Conduct and equlpage Noble by herltagc Generous and free Early ln the second semester of thls year the faculty held electlons to the Natlonal Honor Soclety Members are selected accordlng to therr hlgh standmg ln scholarshlp leadershlp character and servxce to the school and communrty And as last year the members were chosen from the upper fourth of the grad uatmg class The boys and glrls who were elected to membersh1p are domg thexr best to l1ve the Natnonal Honor Soclety s motto Toward the Llght At the time the Gothxc was sent to the press the present soclety had not yet elected offxcers but plans were under way to form an active chapter I mn U 44 .. - . I lv H , v 1 - - . . . .. - ,, . . , . ' h ' uv Ilunalrrrl an I S1 rru THE GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATICN Nor love nor honour wealth nor pow r Can give the heart a cheerful hour When health is lost Be timely wise With health all taste of pleasure flies In the fall of 1926 Miss Carr director of girls physical education in Bloomington High School organized a Girls Athletic Association The club has set Health Efficiency and Happiness as ltS standards After a girl has earned one hundred points in athletic achievement she may be initlated into the association If she succeeds in making four hundred points she may receive her class numerals Every girl strives to earn one thousand points which entitled her to a B monogram and the director of physical education make up the athletic board The officers this year are Mary M Campbell President Mary Siebenthal Vice President Irene Bowman Secretary Jean Gray Treasurer Miss Carr is sponsor 1 :Il 1 9 I A group consisting of the officers of the G. A. A., heads of each sport, 1,lljI' Hur H11 II 111411111 Ei! lil Page One HlllllIl'l'lI and Nine e Vlll K Debating and public speaking have long been outstanding activities of the school Formerly each member of the graduating class was required to deliver an oration as a part of the commencement exercises During the year 1887 86 a contest in public speaking xt as held with the Preparatory Department of the University The South Central Association organi ed before 1900 held con tests in public speaking in which Bloomington High School participated lht first formal organilation for debating mentioned in school publica tions or local newspapers vs as the Bloomingtor High School Debating Club xx hich was organized in 1907 and lasted a vear or two T he Dialectic Society founded in 1913 the Speakers Club founded in 1918 and the Philo matheon Club founded in 1922 were all short lived organ17at1ons for the furthering of debating and public speaking in the High School 'l here is at the participation in contests Since the year of 1923 24 Bloomington has been creditably represented in the State High School Discussion league and the National Oratorical Contest sponsored by the newspapers of the United States The first High School paper the Specula was published in 1908 At first it was a bi weekly publication later it was increased in size and published monthly The Gothic News was published first in 1912 lt was very popular with the students but shared the chief fault of its predecessor the inability to support itself During the year of 1913 14 the name was changed to the Optimist When the paper was on the verge of failure due to an insufficient number of subscribers the difficulties were solved by securing enough advertising to pay for publication and by distributing the paper free to all students The Optim 1St is edited by students under faculty supervision and serves as the official organ of the school ln 1923 the Press Club vsas organ17ed to further the interest in journal ism among the students and to provide training for future Optimist and Gothic staffs The work of the club was in reporting editorial writing and feature writing lt was created with the idea of having staffs of the schools literary productions selected from it but has not been continued There have been glee clubs in Bloomington High School since 1912 when Miss Ida Peterson formed a girls glee club 1-ler untiring efforts in working with the glee clubs of the next few years have made their influence felt in the student life of the school During the school year of 1913 14 the German Chorus was organized to enable the students to get a more intimate view of German life by singing German songs and carrying on conxersations wholly in German Since participation in the chorus added three per cent to one s German grade it proved xery populir and continued until anti German sentiment caused the removal of German from the curriculum when the United States entered the World War Iirfl Ilzllflulfr . -f -1 -1- -1 -Clair we , , ,, ., 1 1 S,-1 x L . 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I Y I I I I I . 1 3 M , , Q '11 a in 1 14 rr ul rl. 1- - -V ----- -- + GJ 1wl'm.f , ' J 51A Q1 -Vxv - fi-Y 'W THE OPTIMIST ThlS follo of four pages happy work' WhlCh not e en cr1t1cs crltlcxze that holds Inquxsltxve attenuon Wh1le I read What IS xt but a map of busy lxfep The f1rst 1ssue of the Optxmlst was publlshed 1n 1912 At the begmmng of the f1rst semester of l926 the pollcy of the weekly school paper was changed and mstead of sol1c1t1ng subscrlptlons for the paper more advertlsmg was secured and the Optxmlst was glven free of charge to every student 1n the school It has the d1st1nct1on of belng the only free school paper rn the state The Thanksglvmg Chrlstmas and Easter ed1t1ons of thls year were enlarged and ln these ed1t1ons approprlate contrlbutlons from students and classes were pr1nted To the able staff goes the credlt of the success of the paper and an ample share each to Martha Lou Gray as edntor ln chief and to MISS Lmton as faculty dlrector Especlally good sports wrlters were found thls year m Robert Tread vxay and Alfred Beck I lrlr U1 ll I 4 I ' - , S4 J gf' . 8 7 . 5 -X o . ti, f 5 1 ll - - , . , . . . ,, . 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A V . -. 1 . . , . t . . x . . j 1 Y '1 K ll' Ill Il VMI Illlll ffl: l'll1 SEVENTEEN Oh Lola Pratt sweet I ola Pratt I wonder what dada da dat Oh Lola Pratt sweet I ola Pratt I wonder what you re loolemg at Wxlllam Sylvanus Baxter was just seventeen and consequently very much affected xx hen a new glrl accompllshed ln the art of baby talk came to town To successfully compete wrth the other boys rn town to secure a dress sult and to keep hrs very much lnterested slster Jane out of hls affalrs vsere the great problems of WllI1C s llfe The cast was as follows NV1ll1am Sylxanus Baxter Paul K1rby Iola Pratt Imogene Hxllls 'Vlr Baxter Maurtce Radcllffe Mrs Baxter 'Vlartha Temples Johnnle Watson Homer Dugger Jane Baxter Wllma Jeane Schm1l7 Vlas, Parcher Helen Younger Genesis Charles Denton Joe Bullttt Iohn Bmleley Mr Pareher Darwln Rathburn George Crooper John ODon nell Ethel Boke Margaret Emery Vv'all1e Banks John Deupree 'Vlary B ooks loyce My ers 'Ihe four act comedy vsas presented on December 8th and 9th IH the audltorlum by the Senlor Class Mrs Thompson coached the play I ll Il Hun! ll 11 .. - as V . . e , g me . . 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