Bloomington High School - Gothic Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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MISS DYRUD Art MISS IOHNSON Art MR. LONG Music MISS SCHWEND Music MISS MINER Music MISS SLATES Home Ec. M ISS STUART Home Ec. MISS PAYNE Home Ec. MISS LIVINGSTON Home Ec. M ISS MALOTT Home Ec. MR. HUNTER Mech. Drawing MR. STRADLINC- Printing MR. BARRICK Shop MR. BARKES Woodwork MR, BRETZ Basketball Coach MISS SIEBENTI-IAL Physical Ed. MR. BRONCNEAUX Physical Ed. MISS PURDY Physical Ed. MR. M UMBY Football Coach MR. BUCHER Physical Ed. FACULTY Page fifteen

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VJ ut' Jr I-'J ,-'V f' 1 ,f e V, xi, D, . . an :Y rv Standing-Margaret Tor- phy, treasurer, Elizabeth Fraser, secretaryg jirnmie Noland, president: Mary Susan Schmalz, vice-presi- dent. Seated-Mr. Ferguson, Mrs. Krueger, sponsors. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Stepping from beneath April Showers, the junior class election passed out honors to limmie Noland, who was chosen president, Mary Susan Schmalz, vice-president, Betty Fraser, secretary, and Margaret Anne Torphy, treasurer, May found written in its book of treats Auf Wiedersehen in gaudy letters, and tipped off the seniors of '37 to the fun and frolic that was held in their honor in the gym on the fourteenth. Holding on to September's scorching fingers, the GOTHIC campaign blustered in with a handshake and a pocket of promises, and went out to the tune of Editor Lloyd Dyer and Business Manager Nat Hill. October scratched some appointments on a frosty window and the GOTHIC began to take on color and life. ln November the senior play season donned its wig and mask by way of Big Hearted Herbert. A cast starring Ted Bockstahler and Lela lane Ross gave two evenings of fun and enjoyment and received compliments galore. The Senior Swing dotted lanuary's clean sheet as an evening of fun went with the wind. A mellerdramer clothed in moiderly yells, train whistles, and villain coises, Mr. Ferguson's tapping toes, and the usual two by four squirming filled the evening with unforgettables. All of March's gusty puffs were transformed into hearty laughs as he witnessed the Seniors devouring the Faculty on the hardwood floor and a masculine ballet of Senior buttercups topped the fun at the Spring Swing. With winter's ghost holding dainty blooms in decrepit fingers, April I saw the class conclude their second dramatic hit, Night of january l6, and decorated her twentieth with the gala affair-Senior Reception. Glorious May smiled tenderly on Seniors dancing at the junior-Senior Prom, willing their merits on Class Day, hushed and still at Baccalaureate, stuffing and groaning at the Senior Banquet, and lastly, serious and a little sad, receiving a diploma for four years well spent. Page seventeen