Bloomington High School - Gothic Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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FACULTY MR. BINFORD Superintendent MR. WOODWARD School Board MISS FLEENER Clerk M RS. BAKER School Board MR. RENAKER School Board MRS. COFIELD Clerk MR. PHILLIPS Dean of Boys MRS. KRUECER Dean of Ciirls MRS, CARDWELL Mimeograph Clerk DR. SIMON Principal ADMINISTRATION The Bloomington city schools have had as their superintendent in the past, several men who are outstanding as school administrators. Mr. H. E. Bin- ford, our present superintendent, is no exception. Before accepting the superintendency of the Bloomington schools three years ago, he was connected with the adminis- strative department of the Louisville city schools. When Mr. Binford came to Bloomington, he did not come as a total stranger, for he had formerly been principal of Bloomington High School. Since his return as head of the entire system he has given a very commend- able and high type of service which we sincerely hope may continue for many years. With the resignation of Mr. V. L. Tat- lock as principal of B. H. S., all Bloom- ington students of high school age quite naturally were curious as to the abilities of his successor. However, with the advent of the new year, Dr. Donald L. Simon, our new principal, soon proved himself to be more than capable of administering the duties of his office and of coping with the many problems presented. Coming to B. H. S. from the superintendency of the Grif- fith, Indiana schools, Dr. Simon has since won the admiration and friendship of the student body. At the close of his first year the en- tire system joins in wishing him many more successful years at B. H. S. Page eleven

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WY' ' 1' 1 Page ten DEDICATI For the past four years we, the members of the class of 1938, have been in attendance at Bloomington High School. We have at- tempted to acquire a background and work- ing basis for the future accomplishment of greater things and the attainment of higher levels. Throughout these four years we have been under the guiding influences of that body of individuals whom we have known as teachers . Now, therefore, at the conclusion of this brief scholastic soiourn and because of their sincere efforts in our behalf and of their forbearing patience and pleasant friendships with us, we, the Staff of this l938 GOTHIC, as representatives of the i938 Senior Class, are happy to dedicate this book to our teachers .

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MISS CARITHERS English MISS COFFEY English MISS WELLONS English MRS. GILES English MISS SMITH English MRS. DICKEY English MISS DAVIDSON Library M I SS ROBERTSON journalism MR,GOOCH Speech MR. LEE Bookstore MR. RI NER Attendance M RS. BEN NETT Bookstore MISS ENGLISH English MISS MCANINCH English MISS MARTIN English MISS GILSTRAP English MR. STUBBS English MRS. MENGER German MISS GRANT French MISS ALEXANDER Latin MISS PRINC- Latin MISS STANFORD French Page twelve FACULTY I 0 . - ' luv N W7