Bloomington High School - Gothic Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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SENIORS

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CY ROBERT STIMSON S Secretary JACK LEFFLER THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1935 The senior class of 1935 organized on April 25, 1934, when a vote for c ass officers was taken, resulting in the election of Philip Correll, presi- dent; Cynthia Demaree, vice president; Robert Stimson, secretary; and Jack Leffler, treasurer. The class chose Elizabeth Dodds and William Ferguson as sponsors. At a later meeting it was decided to hold a Junior-Senior Party, The Last Roundup , on May 18, 1934. The class voted unanimously at its first meeting the next September to publish the Gothic , and subsequently chose Devon Scherer, Editor-in- Chief, and Roger Fistos, Business Manager. During the first semester, the outstanding social events were the Sen- ior Shindig ; the Senior Reception, and Senior Hop, which was the firs B. H S. senior party to be held without charge. The first senior play, Girl- Shy , proved to be very successful. The Senior Surprise Party of the second semester boasted a Prom Queen, Betty Gale. The second senior play, The Thirteenth Chair , was a mystery, well presented by a splendid cast. May and June rounded out the year with the customary banquets and parties which form such a pleasant farewell to high school days. We, the class of 1935, respectfully submit the above as a summary of our activities during our last year in the school which has come to be our second home. We sincerely hope that we have helped to foster its ideals so that those who come after us will find the same sure guidance that lights our path into an unknown future. Page seventeen