Bloomington High School - Gothic Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1933 volume:

STAR EAGLE STAR LEST WE FOROET THEY LIVEJ WITH US THEY DIED FOR US WORLD WAR II N LUTES 35 OEO. E. SMITH 31 HAS. H. FERGUSON 39 JOHN CLEVELAND 37 RRY LEE. HILL HOMER F. TAYLOR • DON HAYNES 1 0 RICHARD MINTON 1 0 ICHAKD DIETRICH 3l J0HN FIEDEBR ACK HART MERSHOM C E ALEXANEER 39 ROBERT HAZEL WYMOND RIDO F. 31 hancey w. fielder david s. dandas 36 IUPBRT WININGER 1 0PAUL WORLEY 36 DONALD DOOLEY m WALLACE 38 WALTERS INFRED KOONTZ ■ALVIN THACKER URTON HAYS 31 OSEPH FEROUSON ROOER BENLER 1 1 CLIFFORD EAST PAUL CURRY 1 0 JACK ROBINSON BILLY TIREY QUINN CURRY ROBERT SUTHERLIN §3R. BA CERTSCHER 33 WM. MERSHON JOHN F. KEITH 36 ROLIA PATTON 38 ROBERT HE ERICK 1 2 CHARLES LITTELLX JOSEPH E. KERR 39 PAUL E. ROBERTSON ROBERT G. JOHNSON LEON FISCUS 31 WM. B. HOADLEY JR. HOLLACE H. MYERS ROBERT JOHNSON 39 WM. WALTER WRINCE HALEY 1 2 RAYMOND H. MeCOY CHARTS E. PHILLIPS GLEN FOWLER 1 2 D. L. TANEY 31 BUD TALBOT ROOP T HAYS 31 ROBERT KERR 1 2 PtfER POOL IT SAi 0 4 LEONARD POLLEY 1 0 WM. H. THRASHER JAMES CATHCART Editor-in-chief DONALD WOOLERY Business Manager BUSH-KREBS COMPANY l.ouisviIle, Kentucky Engravers CHARLES GILBERT SHAW Bloomington, Indiana EVERETT MITCHELL Bloomington, Indiana Photographers THE BENTON REVIEW SHOP Fowler, Indiana Printers THE GOTHIC OF 1933 Published by THE SENIOR CLASS of BLOOMINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Bloomington, Indiana fOREHDCD If this Gothic of the year 1933 could but serve as a deeply impres- sionable modern silhouette paint- ed on the walls of time from the memorable activities, joys, cares and personalities of typical high school life, then we, of the Gothic Staff feel that a more fitting at- tribute to this year’s Senior Class could not be made. DEDICATION The 1933 “Gothic'1 could not be dedicated to one more worthy of such a distinction than a man who served his school and won for him- self the admiration and love of The Senior Class, as well as that of the entire Student Body. And so, the Class of “33” dedicates this, their “Gothic”, to the Princi- pal of Bloomington High School. Mr. Tatlock. Eccrs I. SCUCCL A. ACTIVITIES 3. ATHLETICS mihi RALPH N. TIREY Superintendent of Schools A DM INISTR A TI V E 1 E PA RT M E N T First Row: Irene Cardwell, Edith Bouslog, Stella Rouse. Katherine McDowell, Ida E. Fleener. Second Row: C. C. Lee, Cloyd Anthony, Hale Bradt, v timer L. Tatlock, Ralph N. Tirey. Frank Templeton. (ID GOTHIC FACULTY TOP Klr� t How P«srr Calmer. Kdilh Hauer, Martini Coomb , Klomid Hrijcit . I or.� thy Rucker, Priucn Marlin. Se.oml How—J W Slradllnc .1. - lr 1$. Stradllnc. Helen M. Srliwrod, lini K. Miner. Potty IJ A«Mi� iii-hrr, Larin Atliliauther, .1 A M. t uii:l..ni Tlilr.l How ilaroM f Mu III by. Kretl Sharp, Allen T. ilamiltori. C W. M (Connie V. I,. 8 Tirey. A I.. 1 l 11111 •.. Ward linker. Brn Miller HOTTOM Kir-1 How- Nellie It. Andrew ., Mary T Mower, Dorothy ftotierUOB, Merle K, OlUlrap, Orratal I'arrntliera, Uonnie I niter Se.ond How flnr. M Murpliy. Anna I. I'l.key, Cora A Pur l . Hath Alexander. I.urlle Coffey. Lillian Setter. Lydia Kerjter. Tlilr.l How i.ra.ly Wmlili� . II K Stewart. Krederiek li, Neel, C. Roy William . Paul R. Arm alrnnjf. Kenneth K. Conn, H. P MrAiluni.. Dr. C. 0. Stroup. (12) SCHCCI FACULTY TOP First Row -Mary K. Krueger. Muhle K«nrn� , Robert Mii (.r-. l.ulu iirrisdoll, Miljlo L. Wylie ■Second Row—W W Fcrtcuson. Gladys Stanford. Ruth Smith, Klla Davidson. Edna .1. Kin B. li. Myers. Third Row 1'hil X K� kow, Nellie M 'iirrither-. Dorothy Blackman. Eli aheth Dodd� . Mr Arthur Stoncx. Knrl Murray BOTTOM Fir� t Row—M a hoi M. Deeknrd. F.va K. Emery, Mary Kleenex. Esther I. Ainick. Altn Bolen bautfh, Nell Taylor Second Row—Frances Peters. Sarah 1.. Martin, I.uellle Bookhofcr. Margaretta Favne. Maude Maloti, Eva 1 . Pring. Third Row— Charles l.ehner. J. ( . James. Achsah B. (.'lies, Blanche Welloua, M. M Williams C. A. Murray. (13) GOTHIC THE FACULTY AS YOU LIKE IT ? ? TME THREE W� SE MEN' f S A C ONSPIRACY ??? 5EE.ROV HOLO THAT SMILE, PLEASE' ’j3Ut, 7ny death I IK I MlMf K- K� E DAUGHTER” mHuM Uj (yhnO) hu (14) W t! SCUCCI 1933 CLASS OFFICERS I.-eft to Right—William Stout. President; Ruth Thompson. Secretary; Robert Bad- ertscher. Vice President; Sarah Snyder. Treasurer. THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1933 On April 25, 1932. the class of 1933 cast ballots, electing: William Stout, president: Robert Badertscher. vice president; Ruth Thompson, secretary; and Sarah Snyder, treasurer. The class later selected as its sponsors: Stella Rouse and William Ferguson. An early class meeting set the date of the annual Junior-Senior party for May 17. This festivity differed from the customary banquet of pre- vious years, and took the form of a picnic which was held at the Brown County State Park. Shortly after the fall session of school opened, a class meeting was held to decide whether or not the class desired, for financial reasons, to publish an annual. An overwhelming assenting majority resulted in the subsequent election of James Cathcart, “GOTHIC” editor, and Donald Woolery, “GOTHIC” business manager. During the first semester, a successful play, “Take My Advice”, was presented by a praiseworthy cast. During the fall term, however, the most meritorious activity of the Senior Class was the lead taken by the Class in the Christmas Charity Drive. Charles McDaniels, Ellen Murphy. Wilma Jean Schmalz. and William Stout, with George Blair, a junior, who served as chairman of the committee, are to be praised for their coopera- tive endeavors to bring Christmas cheer to the needy of the city. The ac- tivities of the semester were climaxed by a novel Senior mixer” taking the form of a prosperity carnival. During the second semester, another play, The Patsy”, was given. Both the play and its cast won much commendation for excellency. This, we. the class of 1933. respectfully submit as a summary of our activities during our Senior year. Leaving the school wherein we have spent our past four years, we sincerely hope that we have contributed to the spirit of the school, something which will remain long after we leave. For us, those years will remain silhouetted forever in our memories. (17) GOTHIC Badertscher, Robert A cademic t int lib Stuff Quill and Scroll • Toko My Advice” TheM i n� V Pre . Sr. fin� � •‘The Polity ’ Anderson, Minnie Isabelle Commercial Anderson, Virginia Louise Academic Blue TrionsU' Abrell, Vernon M. Academic Optimi� ! Staff ‘33 Becker. Robert William Industrial Arts Pool ball Track Carl Srhurx II. S.. Chicago. III.. 1. 2, 3 Berry. Eva Jewel Commercial Blue Triangle l.ntin Club Toko My Advice” Honor Society Blackburn. Frecda Jane Commercial Blue Triangle Commercial Club Boardman, George It. Academic Band Orchestra IS lee Club Honor Society Cnrmel, Ind.. H. S..- 1 Bolen. Richard William Vocational Track Wii� bingiun H. S.. Chicago. 111.. 1 Brooks, Elizabeth Ann Commercial ISIce Club .Ir., Soph.. Class I'Jayh Hope, Ind.. H. S.. 1. 2. 3 Brown. Alice Elizabeth Academic Blue Triangle I-ntin Club Honor Society Brough. Forest Otis Industrial Arts Martinsville, Ind , II K.. 1. 2 SCHOOL Browning. Mary Marguerite Academic Morgantown. Ind.. H S.. I. Bradfute. Blaine Academic Brummett. Martha Ellen Academic Blue Triangle Commercial Club (ilee Club Honor Society Binkley, Morris Edward Academic Batketball B Men'� A toe Hi-V Honor Society Browning, Robert Lee Industrial Arts Commercial Club Wrcktlloit Bradt, Ruth Academic Blue Triangle tilee Club Latin Club Honor Society Bush, James Ray Industrial lrfjt Vocational Stono Bruce, Josephine Academic Blue Triangle Commercial Club G. A, A. Cain, Noah Pate Academic Track Carr, Margaret Mary Commercial Commercial Club •SaltWater Taffy Butcher, Ruby C. Commercial Carman. Jack Academic Blue 'I mingle Commercial Clul Hand Football Orrhrttra Trark (19) ■!. 1Iff. !■■.- W'l. ' JJ.. r GOTHIC Curts, Betty Academic Blue Triangle Debate (i. A. A. Olw Olli I. Honor Society National Foren� ie 1. 11:111 Cathcart. James Edward Academic tiothir Editor Quill and Scroll TennN Honor Society Michigan City, I nil., h. s.. 1, a. 3 Crouch, Joseph Commercial Chortle Commercial Club filer Club HiY. 31 ' ‘Take My Advice” ”Thn Pnt y” Clager, Louise Academic Blue Triangle Commercial Club tiirl� ' Council Honor Society Staff Quill and Scroll Clark, Imyl I. Academic Blue Triangle Commercial ‘lub fiothie Sind Proscenium Player� ■Salt-Water Taffy” Clager, Harold . 1 endemic Basketball Boy� ' Council Football (Captain) Hi-Y MI Track Culton, Dwight Max Affricuit 11 re Future Farmer� of America .luninr Fartu Bureau Cox, Bertie Academic IS. A. A ()|ititiii� l Staff Cazee, Tryphena Commercial Blue Triangle Commercial Club (S. A A. Emmons, Samuel B. Academic Dalton. William Bruce Industrial Arts Conard, Mildred Louise Commercial Blur Triangle Commercial Club (20) seneri Engledow, Edward Industrial Arts Conard, Frances M. Academic Latin Club Fender, Hollis Blair Academic Rand Hi Y Orrhe� tra Snappy Arrive Culton, Margaret Emma Academic Hudlin. Earl Academic Oolf Tram Curry, Emily Home Economics Blur Triangle Latin Dub Edwards. Frances E. Academic Blui Triangle Commercial Club Salt-Water Toffy” limner. 111. II S. I. J. 3 Frick. Otto P. Academic Latin Club Short rid Be It S . tudl- anapolt� , lml I. 2, 3 Dill. Lavona Home Economics Blue Triangle Funke, Frederick Richard Academic Curry, Margaret Helen Academic Blue Triangle Latin (Tub Gray, Glen Frank Industrial Arts (21) Jenkin, Ralph H. Industrial Arts Evans, Margaret Anne A eademic Hlui Trinnglp Cormnorelnl Club Gothic Staff OptimUt Editor Orchc tr« Quill nnd Scroll Dalton, Murl Edward Commercial Commercial Club Giro Club •Salt Water Taffy' Elliott, Junctta Ellen Academic Itlur Trianslu lti« Time Girt. Club Johnson, Charles Ellis 1 cad cm ic Alive. Fistos, Helen May Academic Itlur Trianirlf Ooiniurrelnl Club GOTHIC Cota, Berenice Mac Commercial Commercial Club Debate Sound Gothic Staff National Korenale I-orrur Ouill and Scroll Tlirvpianv Hill, Merle Industrial Arts ftaatcotball Smlthvlllr. Ind., If S. I, J Damrell, Alta Ruth Home Economics Commercial Club Inman, Charles Edward Academic Orchestra Davidson. Ada Katherine Home Economics Blur Trlntntlo Ole- Club Kelley, Harold Glen SCHCCL Foster. Nora Frances Commercial Commercial Club Keough, John A Academic Me Artor, Ernest G Academic (Salt Farmer, Helen Louise Academic Honor Society Mills. Charles McClain Academic Hi Y 30 I' carman. Eunice Katherine Academic Count On Me ft ft Krebs, John L. Academic Band Orcheatra Tenni Minnick. Lotus A Commercial Commercial Club Goss. Laura Elsie Academic Blue Triangle Big Time� Olee Club culler, Rose Marie Commercial Commercial Club Latimer. Hubert Academic Latin Club Honor Society (23) Gaither, Evangeline Jane Academic Bine Triangle Commercial Clah Oreheatr� Tnlce My Advlre The Patay GCTIIIC Moser, William M. Indunt rial Arts Commercial Club Cwaltney. Bermta Academic Bini� Triangle Commercial Club (i A. A. Latin Club Honor Society Take My Advice' Neal, John W. Commercial Hanna, Freeda Jane Commercial Blue Triangle CoinniiTrial Club «. A. A. tilrr Club •The Patay Purcell, George William Jr. Academic Hi Y Optimist Staff Pronernium Player� Quill an l Sr roll Sport� Kilitor. Gothic Tenni� Helms. Doris Pauline Commercial Commercial Club Jones, Robert Industrial Arts Holland, Bessie Marie Commercial Lutes, Ruford C. Industrial Arts !lnu� ton, II. N.. Freetown. Inti. I Hicks. Alice Marie Home Economics Blue Triangle McClintock. John El wood Industrial Arts Baseball Hopper, Frances Academic Blue Triangle Latin Club t (24) SCHCCL Myers, Clifford Robert Academic Hi Y Wrftllint Hyde, Frances Jane Commercial Hardy. Dorothy Lucille Commercial Blue Tri� � ifl« Commercial Club Honor Society Robinson. George Kenton Industrial Arts Mitchell. John Academic Hi-Y Wrestling Isom. Reba Juanita Commercial Hamm. Minnie Home Economics Sparks, William Dwight Academic HI Y Martin. Edward E. Academic Commercial Clui� Johnson, Gladys Academic Blur Triangle 0. A. A. linlhic Staff 1. atin Club Honor Society Harris, Fern Lucile Commercial Commercial Club Spencer, Herbert T, Academic GCTHIC cTTlfcawH (2fi) Jones. Daisy Dean Commercial Blue Triangle Coinincreinl Club G A A. I.ntln Club Sullivan. Warren Industrial Arts 01m Club Knight, Cordia Lucile Commercial Him Triangle Coni more ial Club a. A. A. Taylor, Harold Academic Baakefball B Men’ A oc. Liming, Mary Ervin Academic Blur Triangle Cborua Taylor, Paul E. Academic Bnxketball Mgr. Mattery, Mary Alice Academic Blur Trinngle Commercial Club G. A A Honor Society Orchciitra Romineer. Eugene O'Neal Academic Commerrinl Club HIT Hawkins, Frieda I ouise Academic Blur Triangle Commercial Club Rush, Roy Academic Irwin. Pauline Mary Academic Blur Triangle filer Club Pafford, Ray Industrial Arts Futon Former of America Junior Form Bureau • r ■-. Sutherlin, Robert Taylor Acadfmie 01« Club Jones, Alice Kerene Commercial Commercial (’lab A A. Lloyd, Alice G. Academic Stout. William J. Academic Blur Triangle Commercial Club O. A. A. Honor Swirly OnlimUt Staff Quill and Scroll Basketball Honor Society Prra Senior Cla « Quill and Srroll ••Take Mr Advice Track Terrnan. Howard Duane Ledbetter. Elnora Frances Academic Academic Blu Triangle Commerrial Club llrrhrdra Myers, Helen H. Commercial Blur Triangle Switzer. Robert A Academic Band ■ nil. ll Bo • HI Y (27) srncn Jacobs. Geneva Evelyn Academic Blur Triangle Sparks, Stanley Academic Debate Souad Hi Y National Forensic League Sanborn, Harrell B. Industrial Arts Knight. Katheryn Rebecca Academic 0. A. A. (lire Club t Irr he«tra i’roacenlutn I’larera ■tM.. , , 1U Williams. George W. Industrial Arts Commercial Track Mason. Kathleen Carroll Academic Bin� Triangle Commercial Club Honor Society Optimist Staff Quill and Scroll Williamson, Paul E. Industrial Arts Patton, Apes Pauline Academic l tin Club Whaley, Randall M. Academic 111 Y Orrholw Polytechnic H. S.. I.ong Bench. Cl I If.. 2. 3 Prince, Ruth Evelyn Academic Big Time Blue Triangle ■■Collegian� Glee Club Club Woolery, Donald Academic Hu ine Mgr Gothic Honor Society Sec Hi V Fed, '32 Take My Advice Thee plan ••The Pat� y Robinson, Ruby C. Home Economics Wood. William S. Industrial Arts Vocational Booster� Wykoff, Merrill Academic H Men' Au� C. Wrestling Sample. Mildred La Verne Commercial (21D Peters. Martha Joan Academic Blue Triangle Big Time 'Collegiana Glee dub Orchestra Pro cmluni Player _______________________________• ■ ■ '■ • SCtiCCI Dickson, Martha Ellen Academic Blur Triangle c;. A. A Glee Club Girl� ' Council Brummett, Irvin Industrial Arts Beck, David Special Football Longview, Mm .. II. S , . 2. 3 Kerr. Bcmiece Geneva Home Economies Bln 1 Triangle Commercial flub Headley. Ruby Mae Home Economics Commercial Club Boru'f. Ollie Max Academic Kleindorfer, Helen Lucilc Commercial Saint Agile Aia'lriny, Iutllit n a poll H. -S.. 2 Brvce, Thomas Murray Academic Jones. Thelma Irene Bov ' Council Football Track WreMlIne Commercial Knight, Maud M Commercial Hamilton. William Academic Commercial Club 0. A A A Oil Mgr (31) Gray, Samuel Guy Industrial Arts Football _ v.i.,, . al..m- Devlin, Arthur Odea Special Commercial Club (ilre Club .IflMin villi-. Inti.. H S. I. 3 May, Anise Commercial w Club Hinkle, Robert Palm Academic ••Ills Time Gothle Staff 'TJ It Ha|i| rnnl in June Robinson. Martha Academic Blue Triangle (i. A. A, (lire Club The Patay’ Hudson, Meredith H. IltditMtriul Artn Puturn Farmer of America Wnutllni Ringham, Dorothy Gene Academic. Blue Triangle Honor Society Ojitimitl. Attoclalc Kill tor Quill anil Scroll Lewis. Louise Commercial Bine Trianitle 0. A. A Commercial Club Orehettra Parker. Wayne Thomas Academic Light, June Academic Blue Triangle Commercial Club « A A Olrta Council. '30 Kerr, George Vocational Ruff. Dorothy Marie Academic Blur Triangle McDaniel, Charles Elmer Acudemir Football Fre� . Boy ' Connell Track WrMilinf GOTHIC (32) sen©01 Renakor, Clifford E. Academic Boy� ’ Golf Hi Y Track Council Richardson. Gladys Commercial Commercial Club Blue Triangle ■ • llijs Time 0 A. A. OrclicMnt Reeves, Mary Belle Commercial Commercial Club Hunt, Robert F. Academic Rader, Eleanor Academic Jackson. Ralph H. Industrial Arts Him Triangle (i. A. A. Honor Society Proscenium Player Milligan, Alexander Academic Silvers, Laura Edith Commercial Commercial Club Rader, Virginia Academic Blue Triangle (I. A. A Sinn. Samuel Industrial Arts Honor Society ProHcenium Player� Future Farmer of America Kinnaman, Ermell Academic Sinn. Viola Mae Academic Orb-ail� . led.. H. S.. 1 Blue Triangle Latin Club (33) scuerL Smith. Rubv Commercial Commercial Club Sample, Frieda Ruth Commercial Stephens, Doris Marie Commercial Terry, Mary Jeane Commercial Blur Triangle Commercial Club OI« Club Honor Society Thompson, Ruth E. Academic Blue Triangle Girls' Council Glee Club Orchestra Senior Clana See. Take My Advice Troth, Ruth Helen Academic Blue Triangle • Tile Man Who Left the Kami . Sowders. Elsie Marie Commercial Blue Triangle Commercial Club Honor Society Stewart, Vivian Academic Blue Triangle Band Orrhratra Latin Club Seymour. Ind II. K, I. - Van Deman. Dorothy Commercial ■ Big Time- Blue Triangle Glee flub Gothic Staff Vistaer, Ruth Academic Blue Triangle Gothic Staff Honor Society Optimi� ! Kditor '32 Vuill anil Scroll Van Valer, Rosann R. Academic G A. A. Orchoatra Proscenium I'lnyor� Willard, Georgianna Academic Glee Club Orcheatrn (35) Weinkauf. Lois Academic Latin Club Kllruvlllf. In«l , II. 1. 2 Worrall, Miriam Ursula Academic Blur TrtmiKle Big Tim« ‘ Glee Club Woolery, Martha Elizabeth Academic Blue Trianulp Optimiat Slnff '32, Wylie, Mary Margie Academic Blue Trinnulc Optimiat Slnff Quill nml Scroll Worley, Lois Margaret Commercial • ’ Hi ? Time” Commercial Club Wylie, Madeline Selah Academic Blue Triangle Commere in I Club G. A. A. Girl� ' Council '32 Honor Society Orrhculra UNDERCLASSMEN SCTtilC TENTH GRADE (•12) i. - W M I TENTH GRADE (43) SCHOOL Wt, 9 fi rs n 1C1IM JUNIORS (4(5) i-—. JUNIORS (47) L SCHOOL ecu i« ROMANGE SCHOOL-KINDERGARTEN WHERE T h)Ev STUDY why they study the results --THIS? (48) GCTHIC TOO LATE , jf TO CLA IFY Thought — 4 J tudy' Of Thom a; Payn e E 6 q. t'v The 4r JrROCRAU m a Coke The Dav - B.LEANORP R.CoRRY ACTIVITIES NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY F� r� t Row—Donald Woolrrr. Mr� Mmcrr (Sponsor), Mailrlln� Wylie Soeonil Row—Sarah Snyder. Kltlr Smrn, William Stoat. Mary Iran Trrry. (iaylr arnrr Ruth Yiaher. Third Row- Kathleen Ma on. Klrannr Ruder. Virginia Rader. Dorothy Kiritfbam Wilma .Iran Sehmnli. Lenore SUirrin, Fourth Row—Dorothy Hardy, Mary Alice Mattery. Cladyi Johnson'. Maiora Kun . Hubert I.atlmrr, Alire Lloyd Fifth Row—Jaiiic Cathrarl . l.oul� i Claifrr, Kmma Conrad, Betty Carts, Helen Farmer. Brr oita Gwaltney Sixth Ron -Jewel Berry. Morn« Binkley llrorcr Bnardman. Ruth Bradt, Aliro Brown. Martha llruminctt. (Note • — Member� elected In llielr Junior year). (55) — gcthic QUILL AND SCROLL TOP: President ... Vice President Sponsor Berenice Cota Kathleen Mason Secretary Margie Wylie Treasurer Robert Badcrtscher M iss Robertson POTTO : OPTIMIST STAFF First Page Editor Margaret A. Evans Editorials Dorothy Ringham Advertising- Manager J. W. Stradling Sponsor Miss Robertson (58) ACTIVI FIES TOP: President Berenice Cota Secretary-Treasurer Vice President William Curry Sponsor DEBATE SQUAD BOTTOM: Mr. Myers Mr. Myers i-W ' ACTIVI I ICS HAND TOP: President William Downs Vice President Robert I.ce Director ............. Secretary-Treasurer Assistant Director Mr. Dillard Joseph Redick John Krebs ORCHESTRA BOTTOM: President Vice President John Kelly Georgiana Willard Secretary-Treasurer ..Evangeline Gaither Director Mr. Sharp GOTHIC SILVER TRIANGLE TOP: President Judy Ragle Secretary Vice President Eugenia Neu Treasurer Sponsor .............................. BLUE TRIANGLE BOTTOM: President Jean Schmalz Secretary . Vice President Doris Seward Treasurer . Margaret Carter .... Betty Hafford Miss Rucker Martha Martz Mary Joane Terry Miss Ferger (02) ACTIVITIES HI-Y Federation President ... Junior Club President Sophomore Club President Freshman Club president Sponsor .......................... Mr. William Curry Devon Scherer Howard Fansher William Tirey Ashbaueher (63) GOTHIC TOP: President Vice President Sponsor BOTTOM: P ROSC E NIU M PL A V E R S Donald Woolery George Blair Secretary T reasuror . Eleanor Rader Berenice Cota Mrs. Childs COMMERCIAL CLUB President Berenice Cota Vice President Ralph Murray Sponsor ....................... Secretary-Treasurer Elsie Sowders Sponsor Mrs. Peters Miss Carruthers ACTIVI I IE JUNIOR GIRL RESERVES TOP: President Mary Hayes Secretary Charlotte Fields Vice President Mary Stull Treasurer Kathryn Alexander Spoil Miss Kearns GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BOTTOM: President Josephine Bruce Secretary Dorothy Burks Vice President Martha Koontz Treasurer Mae Colpitts Sponsor ........—......................... Miss Briggs GOTHIC JUNIOR ACADEMY OF SCIENCE TOP: President Don Snyder Secretary Mary Louise Mills Treasurer ............ Millicent Sharp ................. Mr. Williams Vice President Lloyd Doub 'I Sponsor ....................... FUTURE FARMERS BOTTOM: President Meredith Hudson £ Vice President ... Max Culton 1 Reporter ....... David Doan $ OF AMERICA Secretary ... Treasurer Sponsor ..... Samuel Sinn Ray PafFord .............. Mr. James (66) ACTIVITIES LIBRARY TOP: Sponsor . ........................... GIRLS’ COUNCIL BOTTOM: President ..... Ellen Murphy Secretary Vice President. Marjorie Finkbiner Treasurer Miss Davidson Betty Sudbury Martha Dickson Mrs. Bouslog TOP: Sponsor BOTTOM: Sponsor .. “TAKE MY ADVICE” Miss Rouse Coach Robert Masters CHRISTMAS WELFARE COMMITTEE Mr. Tatlock Chairman George Blair (68) GOTHIC P crup .mo� cto ver AIM I IMS HAROLD F. MUMBY A. L. PHILLIPS MAJOR SPORTS 1932-33 Bloomington High School is very fortunate in having such men as A. L. Phillips and H. F. Mumby as coaches of the major sports. In the past years Bloomington has gained wide recognition for the high stand- ards it has established in athletics. This year. Mr. Phillips, with the as- sistance of B. F. Miller, successfully molded practically new recruits into a basketball team dangerous to all its opponents. Bloomington opened its season September 2. and barely nosed out a surprisingly strong Spen- cer team. On December 9 the Panthers were obliged to take a trimming from their traditional rivals, the Stonecutters of Bedford. However, this defeat was avenged on January 27. of the new year, when B. 11. S. invaded the Bedford gym and came away with a well-earned victory. Although the Panthers encountered many strong teams during the season, they man- aged to come out on top by winning games from Columbus, Bloomfield, Greencastle. Salem, Mitchell, Bedford, and Vincennes; by tying a thrilling game with Sullivan; and by losing only to Martinsville. Shortridge, Shel- byville, and Columbus. In football. Mr. Mumby, with the assistance of W. N. Baker, was able to produce a team that was beaten only once. The football season was successfully opened September 17 when Worthington came to B. H. S. and was badly beaten. On the following Friday, September 23, the Pan- thers traveled to Bloomfield and were again triumphant. The rest of the games were similar to these with the exception of the game with Techni- cal of Indianapolis, which ended in a scoreless tie. The season ended with a game on Armistice Day, in which Elwood was able to gain a 0-0 victory. The wonderful record of Coach Mumby’s team greatly overshadowed this one defeat. gothic PHILLIP AREND Senior Guard DENTON COOK Junior Hulf-Back ROBERT BECKER Senior End WOODROW COVINGTON Senior Full-Back LELAND BELL Senior Full-Back SAMUEL GRAi Senior End HAROLD CLAGER (Captain) Senior Half-Back GEORGE DITTRICH Junior Tackle (71) (75) ATHLETICS Charles McDaniels Senior Tackle WILLIAM HACKER Senior Guard JOSEPH THRASHER Senior Quarter-Back ALBERT HAZEL Junior Center THOMAS VOLIVA Senior Guard MERLE HILL Senior End MERRILL WYKOFF Senior Center JOHN HENRY Senior Guard GOTI Fir t How—Word Baker (Coach). William Hamilton. I Manager). Cturlri Kauffman. (Man agcr), II K Mnmhy. (Coach). Amo H� y «, (Manager). Smiml Row- Floyd John «on John White. Marry Votiva Harold CU(tr. Kopr Siowart. Will lam Atkin� , Sam Dlllittait. Clarence Staley. Kufu� Sare. ('. W MrCormlpk, (Manager). Tliiril How—Charle Sinkhorn. Metcllu Olay William Hacker. Jo Thra alter, K ckial Smith. Albert Hnn’I. Tom Volivn. Binl Turner, George Campbell. Fourth Row— ftobrrl Becker. Samuel dray. filbert Hnrel. Jatper Myer . Merle Hill, Donald Wahl, David Deck. Hilbert Chandler Fifth H « -Allen Hifford Chan. «• M Daniel . Joe Solomito. Henry Moiae. Merrill Wykoff. I,eland Bell. l‘hili| Arend. William Mann. Si tli Row- A 1«. Phillip� . (Athletic Director), Woodrow Covington. George Dittrich. Char!™ Mi Daniel . Maurice l.iititnrr, Harold Bi � tle, Roger Martin. Denton Cook. Seventh Row —Robert Brookshire, Robert Hoke Tliorna Stcffy. Joe Hranatu. John Hrnrv, Ho � Gifford, Dloyd Doub, Cheater Woolridge, Dnnatb Chrmty FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 17 Sept. 23 Sept. 30 Oct. 7 B. H. S. 28. B. H. S. 19. B. H. S. B. H. s. 12. Oct. 15 B. II. s. Oct. 21 B. H. s. to Oct. 28 B. H. s 19, Nov. 5 B. H. S. Nov. 11 B. H. s 0. Worth injrton 7 Ilcro Bloomfield 0 There Tech.. Indianapolis 0 There Broad Ripple 0 Here Manual o There Linton (l Here Sullivan ..................... 7 There Bicknell ..................... o Here El wood 6 There —:—, All I_I;1U S Fir� t Row — Hubert Ka t. Harold Oajscr. Hubert Burrow. William 8tonl. (Journo Dittrich, Klbert IUuL Albert Hairl. Morti� Binkley. .Second Ho —A. L. Phlltlpa (Coach) Benton CiMik, Joinr. Rny. Edgar Wheeler, Dale Roger . Mrrhr, Thru� h«-r. Donald Wahl. Ben Miller (Couch). Turd How— Caul Taylor tManager). Caul Worley. Edward f{ii'h ri|M ii, Hilbert Chandler Bell Carrita Marion Hiilloaili. Tbomaa Wood. Robert llayr (Managrr). BASKETBALL SCHEDULE B. H. Score 21� 13 -IB s. Dec. 2 !) •«• 0 OPP. Score 26 15 Dec. 10 VO Dec. 10 1G 12 -SI Dec. 21 20 Dec. 27 26 11) •so 21 22 Jan. 13. 12 20 Jnn. 14 20 20 Jan. 20 40 20 Jnn. 27 14 21 Feb. 3 40 S3 Feb. 9 25 20 Feb. 10 13 22 Feb. 17 22 23 Feb. 16 Shortridjfo (Imlinnapoli ) Here 25 ici f 1 Feb. 24 Shelbyville. There 10 TOURNAMENT 60 Mar. 3 Unionvllle 15 20 Mar. 4 14 40 22 _ 14 Mar. 4 MartinHville 26 (77) GOTHIC HAROLD CLAGER Senior Center ELBERT HAZEL Junior Forward HUBERT EAST Junior Forward DENTON COOK Junior Guard MORRIS BINKLEY Senior Guard (78) V' A- GOTHIC Kir ! Row -Thomai Hry«-« Thom� � Vollva, Harry Vollva. H F. Mumby (Co� ch , V«� ol C � • • rail. Clinli •« • Mi-Danirl . William Covington. Second Row JoIiii Henry. Roger Stowort, Homer FnucHI, I.mm Oral� . Meredith lludxou. William Thro alter. Robrrt Martin, Robert Miller. Tlur l Row Robert Smith. Hud Render. Robert Myrr� . Max H.tiney William DaviiWon. Ku «ril Stanger. William Vollva Fourth Row—.In� ' Thru� lirr, Koa� Clifford, Merrill Wykoff, Charle� MrDiintol� , Lewi� Thoiiumoii, I.or Lynch, Dale Kaat. Allen Clifford. WRESTLING Under the coaching regeme of II. F. Mumby, Bloomington High School has won practically all of her wrestling meets. This year, with plenty of veteran material left from 1932, the Mumby men were able to capture first place in the annual Indiana State High School Wrestling Meet. This was the fifth time the Panthers had won the title. Individual first places were won by Charles McDaniels, heavyweight class; William Covington, 115 pound class; and Thomas Bryce, 135 pound class. Ch3ncey McDaniels, 155 pound class, was awarded second place. Third places were won by Harry Voliva, 125 pound class, and James Bender, 100 pound class. The regular schedule of the Panthers included matches with Muncie, 1932 State Champs, and Wiley of Terre Haute. Bloomington was victori- ous in all of these matches, the scores being a distinct proof of the Mum- bymen’s strength. Bloomington High School students have always been proud of their athletic teams, especially the ones winning High Honors. Therefore, B. H. S. takes this opportunity of congratulating her wrestling squad! (80) AM I ETI('$ Fint Row—Rolirrt Matthew� , ('larenrr Carroll. Frwl llayto. Arthur Brown S«ron«| Row—Thomn� Doliarii, l.o«re.ll Spark� Rohrrt Martin, i.ronc.- William . William Shccl . ayle Varner. John Wilaon, Ned Burkhart Charli MrDanirl Merlin Thraaher, Jamr« Kv.ui- Mar ion Hxatkowaki. Thlrtl Row —Mr McCormirk tManan.-r) Paul Jolllff. Krnm-th Mnnrr |{uv„-l| Stogaillll. Hit hert Karri� , Neal Jackion, John SturJ.-vnnt (Manager). A I. Phillip- (t'oaeh) TRACK—1932 Although the 1932 Bloomington High School Track team was com- posed of inexperienced material, the Phillipsmen were able to capture sec- ond place in two of southern Indiana’s major track conferences. Led mainly by sophomores and juniors, the high school tracksters finished close behind the Vincennes Alices in the South Central Confer- ence held here on April 23. In the Hoosier Southern Conference the Pan- thers trailed the Brazil Red Devils. 47 to 33' ... Shelbyville was third with a total of 24 4 points. The rest of the schedule consisted of the Wiley. Technical of Indian- apolis, Bloomington triangular meet in which Wiley won; the Salem meet held at Salem which the Panthers lost 71-44; and the Bedford meet in which Bloomington was beaten 77-35. The mainstays of the Panther squad were Charles McDanie's, weight man, and the half-mile relay team composed of Paul Underwood, Harold Clager, Robert Martin, and George Williams. The relay team lost only once and McDaniels was continually a winner. Mason Warner was the outstanding dash man; Tommy Deckard was outstanding in distances; and John Wilson proved best in high jump. -(81) GCTHIC A ANAGfR5 (82) 8oo THIS SPORTING AGE m r£cTa wv.' rnt'atAi. n’coy VICTORY ro He DUTCH jcr c.rrr-r r-r GOTHIC AN AOOCECIATICN We wish to take this opportunity of expressing our thanks to those not on the staff who have contribut- ed to the success of this book: to the several subscription salesmen, and to those who took part in the Senior plays. The money realized from these plays has to a large degree made this book financially possible. We wish also to thank the mer- chants who have continued their support by taking advertising in this book. This support may be acknowl- edged by your trading with them and by your mentioning this Gothic” advertisement the next time you are in the store. The Staff. ADVERTISEMENTS i5°S SHADY 15ROOK BUTTER “MILK and CREAM ICE CREAM C REA MO COTTAGE CHEESE ARE GOOD FOODS Phone 2126 BLOOMINGTON INDIANA She was standing near the rail. She was looking deathly pale, Was she looking for a whale, Not at all. She's her mania’s lovely daughter Casting bread upon the water. In a way she hadn’t oughter - That is all. • He’s a human dynamo— Everything he has on is charged! ❖ “Lady, if you will give us a nickel, my little brother’ll imitate a hen. “What will he do, asked the lady, cackle like a hen?” “Naw, replied the hoy in disgust, “Ho wouldn’t do a cheap imitation like that—he’ll eat a woirn!” ❖ • F. Antle—My dear, I have just heard the most awful piece of scandal. !,. Bartlett- I thought so! You look- ed so happy when you came in. Bloomington's Bank Since 1871 First National Bank We Appreciate Your Business (85) II 1 IIIM HI SI When Words Fail FLOWERS PREVAII For the Best in GROCERIES and ...MEATS... ROY BURNS Seven Stores Phone llradquartrr' Corner Sixth am! Walnut PHONE kM1 WASHINGTON at KIRKWOOD TWjr nIM her Mu. Atlantic Oty She ha� that bored walk ♦ ♦ ♦ Motorist «ehangmr tire� — Muscle Shoals' Passerby—Why Moaclr Shoal� ? Motonat—It's the biggest dam I known of! ♦ ♦ ♦ Willie—Did Edison make the first talk in machine, pa? Pa- No son God made the first one hot Edison tnsde the first one that could be shot off. « ♦ « ABBENTMIN PEON ESS ? Dear Martha. wrote Bob. B. par- don me. bat I’m getting so forgetful. I proposed to yoo last night, but really forgot whether you said y«s or no. “Dear Bob. she replied, so glad to hear from you. I said W to some one last night, but I had forgotten who It was. (HU) VDVEETISEMENTS IDEAL LAUNDRY COOMBS . . Men’s Wear Devonshire Clothes Phone 6120 “The Ivory Soap Laundry” Dobbs Hats Xunn-Bush Shoes Interwoven Sox Wilson Haberdashery “Drop In” COOMBS . . Men’s Wear Phone 4833 Phone 4833 j BEAU BRUMMEL Barber and Beauty Shoppe Good Work is Our Success 417 East Kirkwood Ave. Bloomington. Ind. I Evans Electric Company 1 Oldest Electric Company in Town I Phone 3307. 117 S. Walnut St. | i nlMlimiMIMIMHltMilllMMIIMIMMHHMHtmMMtMHMMIIMMHHIMlIMM i Ihwdf.l nckvik LAm r h i V MjrmrriTrM —SHOE SHOP—- 'JZri aito SKoaDep irinfc0 U9Cuirdtk9lr««l. ♦ BWintf.n IrUuiu A Strong Substantial School Specializing in Business Training -------- : r Central Business College Indianapolis : • •««•I •••••••• I . I Ml «MMM •••••� ••� � •• •••MMMMIMMMM MtA Mary K.—1 caught my boy friend flirting. Marguerite T.—That’s how 1 got mine, too. dear. ❖ ■ v Doctor Woolcry, gasped Donald, rushing into his uncle's office. “What do you recommend for snake bite? “Have you been bitten by a snake? Donald—“You answer my question first!! ❖ • Betty Curts to her physician—How soon will I know anything after I come out of the anesthetic? Doctor—Well, that’s expecting a great deal from an anesthetic! ❖ C. Roy—Why do they have knots on the ocean instead of miles? Margaret Anne E.—Well, you see, they could not have the ocean tide if there were no knots. (91) GOTHIC BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1933 We have endeavored to make good pic- tures for your annual and believe we have succeeded. More pictures can be ordered at any time from all pictures we have made. CHARLES GILBERT SHAW 6th Street - I Block East of Square Tmhmhmhmmhhmihmimmmmimmmmmmmimhmmiimhimmimmimmm MIMIIMMIIIIIIMMIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMHlIlllltllllllMIM A Junior—Mama, look at that funny boy across the street. Mother—Why it's Jimmy Catheart— what’s he doing? The Junior—Sitting on the sidewalk, calking to a banana peel! ❖ • v VARNER’S IDEAL! She doesn’t like a shady joke. She doesn't neck, she doesn’t smoke. She doesn't swear, she never flirts. She doesn’t wear those lengthy skirts. She doesn’t dance, she doesn’t sing— And shieks in pants don’t mean a thing. She doesn’t use the beauty salves, But won’t refuse to show her calves! You ask her name? Well, that's a wow—- She’s not a dame, she’s a dairy cow!!! v • Mrs. Ashbaucher—Will you love me if I grow fat? Mr. Ashbaucher—No, I promised for better or worse—not through thick and thin! Kalin Clothing Co. Largest Line Clothing and Furnishings Phone 3.322 laMtMlHIMMMMMIMIIMMtMMIHIMMMIIMMHMIlHIMMMHMMIMMIlMIM ‘Tain’t what we have; But what we give; Tain’t where we are. But how we live; Tain’t what we do, But how we do it— That makes this life Worth going through it! .;. .;. Do unto others as they do unto you— only do it first. ! • v Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit what is left of the earth after everybody else gets through!!! AX)VEE TI EMENE 1 t (93) GOTHIC J n u-P[ vmuaf Pelrsot jalitj T Tlnwsuol ‘beautiy and Dujtiifoj; HieJ?eflecfoK of the 5piKit and Ideals or Youk School is obtained HlKon h fhe Services of 7Ac, (94)