Bloomington High School - Gothic Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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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

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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)

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 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