Bloomington High School - Gothic Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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HARLAN PAGE ALBERT DoNA'ro JOSEPH Numan Jouw Woonnnnx President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Class of 1930 Officers NIC day last spring' u rathvr tilnid lot of Juniors nu-t ut a spvrial lllvfltillg' in the High Svhool auditorium for the express purpose of organizing' and varrying' forth the work of thx- the-n graduating Svniors of 1929. 'Fhvy we-rv niodvst, and lacked roiifidc-in-4-, for tho Svniors oi' that yr-ar, likv tho Sc-niors of this ye-ar, wvrv a doniinm-ring lot and insistvd upon doing 4-vcwytiiiiig worthwhilv. But at lvngth an e-lvvtion was hold for oHic'm's--for evvryhody, vvvii Juniors, knows olovtiolis 11u1st ho hold--and after 21 whirlwind vanipaiggn they solvctvd the- office-i's you sew above-. Now no one can dvny tho hr-auty of thc- ahovv four horsonu-n and thvy worm- Ole-ctr-d for ai purposv. Pat Pago was svl0c'tod prvsidvnt hvvauso of his athlotic' strength and lvadvrship that inspirod the studvnts. Sunny Donato was vlvctod vivo-p1'0sidf-iit lwrausv of his sunny disposition, and t'Joe Nurro hoc-aiiiv svc'i'e-tai'y on acc-ount of his dignity. John VVoodhurn and no one vlsv considvrod was tho ti'vasiii'm'. it nlust bv adniittod the-y have donv wvll and will vliallvlipgo thvir suc'v0ssors to out-do them. Thirty Q ri . , 'v Q V