Bloomington High School - Gothic Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1942 volume:

'iv GOTHIC 1942 Editor - in - chief CHARLES HOMANN Associate Editor RICHARD DOYLE Business Monoqer ROBERT RATCHFORD Our Scenic Campus . Prize Snapshot by Jimmie Clay . 1 5'-n 1 , , 1 4 ' ' x ' V1 if - Q 1, .Nz af 43 4 s. 4 ' 'vm 12.1 A X ' 1 A -,F MI M , L. 'vi V' J u 2 1 -fi 9' Y - W 'l . 1 ln' Y, ,,v4.x,- W ' .L 7 Q. . sb,-., ,...,.-.,. , ,V H .sf P-1-im My . '1 bu a . 1. -YIM, ' 6 5. 'QQ Wig: . 2:5 ' 'WY' 4 , , 4 ff,-: W 1 x .-it., . v- 4, r K 2 Q Us 2 4 A J 4 X ' T fav V in nf an im r-Q1 EDITORIAL STAFF EDITOR Charles Homann ASSOCIATE EDITOR Richard Doyle BUSINESS MANAGER Robert Ratchford EDITORIAL ASSOCIATES Underclassmen Editor .......,.......... Peggy Gross Assistant Underclassmen Editor ,,..,......................,.......... Imogene Young Senior Editor .,V.,...................v. Iulian McConnell Sports Editor ...........,v................... Clyde Sumner Assistant Sports Editor .................... Bill Gifford Activities Editor ...........,................ Peggy Peters Assistant Activities Editor ...... Millie Beaumont Snapshot Editor .,........................,, George Stultz Assistant Snapshot Editor .....,.......... Kay Smith Art Editor ,,,.,,,,.,,......,,.,.....,......... Dale Schreiber Assistant Art Editor ......,................... Iohn Crane Typists .......... Esther Binkley, Florence Routen BUSINESS ASSOCIATES Dick Mundy Lois Anderson Mary O'Bannon BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mr. Grady Stubbs Mr. Kenneth Conn Mr. Lloyd Hurst Cover ,,, .,,,,,r,,,.,,,,.............,.. Kingsport Press, Inc. Publisher .,,,., ,......,,,..,... G raessle-Mercer Co. Engrqver ,,,,,,,.,,,.,, Iahn ci Ollier Engraving Co. Photography Dexheimer-Carlon Studio and Glen Adams Published annually by the Senior Class GOTHIC REPORTS Something new in the way of yearbooks is presented in the Gothic of 1942. This year the Gothic has adopted the style and pattern of several popular magazines, well known to students. The division pages feature the cover designs of these magazines: the index being modeled after the Readers Digest: the Facul- ty section, after Time: Classes, after Life: Athletics, after Newsweek: and clubs, after Vogue. p Like the magazines, the Gothic has focused attention on activities. The camera man has caught athletes in action, clubs in session, seniors and faculty in familiar haunts, and scenes from leading plays and convocations. Accompanying each organization picture is a short, informal account of the activities of each group during the current school year. That the accomplishments of B. H. S. or- ganizations have been significant and many is clearly revealed in these write-ups. Mem- bers of these organizations are to be con- gratulated. All students and teachers, with a few exceptions, have their pictures in this book. Besides the portraits, there are included many snapshots of students in natural poses. The Gothic is a product of the entire school. Without splendid cooperation from administrators, teachers, and pupils the pub- lication of this book would not have been possible. To the 850 subscribers and to the 100 busi- ness men who contributed to the financial success of the Gothic the staff extends its sincerest thanks. The staff hopes that you will read the Gothic as You would your favorite magazine and that you will turn to it again and again in the future as a book truly representative of life in Bloomington High School during 1941-1942. 77m othic Digest ARTICLES OF LASTING INTEREST Captains of Education .a...Aa,,A End of the Trail ...,,......,., One Year to Go ....,... The Wise Ones ..........,,,.. lust Started .,...................... Youngest of the Family ........ Mighty Panthers ,..,..,..,.,.... Highest Honor ................ Barrymores of B. H. S ..... Tops in Iournalism ....... Scribble. Scribble ,........ Behind the Footlights ........ Music Makers ......,................. House of Representatives ,e.ee, Follow the Glearn .................. Andrew Carnegie's Proteges This is Station W9BSC. ..... . Loyal to Friends .............,... Town Hall ot B. H. S ........ .. Edisons of the Future ........ Vaudeville Performers ......... Tillers of the Soil ............ Highest Standards .,....,. First in Harmony ...,..... Marching Hundred ........ To Thee We Sing ........... Modem Rembrandts ,.,..,,. Movie Men ...................,.. Attention! Eyes Right! ...... Ready for Service .........,. Speaking of Business ........ Click! Click! ..,,..........,........ Girl All-round Athletes ,..,.,. Home Makers .....,,..,..... .............................Thespians ........Faculty 7 ............Seniors 14 ..............,..Iuniors 34 ..........Sophomores 40 ,,.........Freshmen 46 is..,...............Iunior High 51 57 National Honor Society 66 67 and Scroll 68 ........,........Opti.mist Staff 68 ...,....Proscenium Players 69 ........Accordion Club 69 ........Student Council 70 ,.,,..,,.Blue Triangle 72 ..........Library Staff 74 .............Radio Club 74 ..........Silver Triangle 75 76 S. H. S. 76 ............Talent Club 77 ......,..Future Farmers 77 Club 78 ........Orchestra 80 80 .........Glee Clubs 81 ,................ArtClub 82 .........Proiectors Club 82 Corps 83 ...,...,Iunior Girl Reserves 83 ..,,....Commercia.l Club 84 .................Carnera Club 84 A. A. 85 ,Home Economics Club 85 MAY, 1942 GOTHIC STAFF l.lr 'fmt lftvlt lltvylf' M1 tltuttxun lt-il-ly Gres M1 ltuis' lim., Young Peggy Peters Millie BPCIUIII It Clyde Sumner l'f11tC31tto1u i1al+-Srlileilwl loltn iframf Geo!f'1vSll1lt7 Kay Smith Dirk lvluntly Lois AflKlSISA.?Il Maxx y Olliainxitut t Florelttfe Houten l tfsthf-1 ffizilcle-,' Picture an editor tearing his hair trying to fit five inches of copy into a three-inch space. A boy and girl posting pretty pictures on a mounting board. A typist hitting the keys at sixty words a minute. Any one of the three sponsors that might be there looking over people's shoulders and generally interfering with everybody. A zealous business manager and his equally zealous assistants with their heads together plot- ting how to break down sales resistance. That's the Gothic Office. Charles l-lomann was chosen editor-in-chief and Bob Ratchford business manager by the Class of l942 last spring. Once started, the annual gradually assumed bulky proportions, then rolled through the printing press, and finally emerged as the new Gothic of lQ42. luliari lxlcforirnl rv TI Simon-Director General of Aciivities in B. H. S I Mr. Southern. Mr. Binford, Mr. Havens. Mr. Wiley, Miss Fleener. SCHOOL BOARD rw? his Administration Siudenls aoinq inic the offices of the superinf iendent, the principal, or the deans find these adminisiraiive leaders to be sympathetic and always ready to oiier kindly and sound advice. Mr. H. E. Binford Superintendent Mr. Frank L. Templeion Mrs. Mary Krueger Dean oi Boys Dean ol Girls Xb-w AW History Department Gets Toqelher if Miss Hamilton, Physical Education Mr. Myers, Physical Education Miss Martin, English Mrs. Atkins, Mathematics Mr. Stradling, Printing Miss Cottey, English Miss Schwend, Music Mrs. Thompson, Admin' ation Miss LeSaulnier, Foreign Language Miss Purdy, Physical Education Mr. Hurst, Commercial Miss Pring, Guidance Director Miss Gilstrap, English Mr. Ashbaucher, Social Science Miss Caplinger, Foreign Language l Miss Smith, English Mr. McAdams, Commercial Miss Slates, Home Economics Mrs. Weaver, Physical Education Mr. Wonnell, Physics Miss McAninch, English Miss Unger, Commercial Miss Taylor, Mathematics Miss Brengle, Social Science Mrs. Raab, Art Mr. Mumby, Physical Education Miss Bolenbaugh, General Science Miss Andrews, Science Mr. Cox, industrial Arts Mrs. Giles, English Good morninq. dear pupill. B. H. S.'s Busiesl Spot Mrs. Peters, Commercial Mr. Frye, Music Miss King, Mathematics Mrs. Stradling, Commercial Mr. Deckard, Physical Education Miss Hicks, Librarian Miss Taggart, Home Economics Mr. Brogneaux, Physical Education Miss Guymon, Home Economics Miss Carithers, English Mr. Cuddy, Social Science Miss Iohnson, Art Miss Rucker, Mathematics Mr. Armstrong, Commercial Miss Cofielcl, Home Economics MW Mr. Iames, Agriculture Miss Hauser, Librarian Mr. Conn, Chemistry Miss Wylie, Mathematics Mr. Williams, Science Miss Lett, Commercial Mr. Vaughn, Industrial Arts Miss Ferger, Social Science Mr. Farrow, Speech Miss Stanford, Foreign Language Mr. Black, Bookstore Miss Malott, Home Economics Mr. Stuart, Social Science Dr. Culmer, Health Mr. Mathis, Social Science Sludent seeks advice of Guidance Director 7 S -lun N A Sk M2525 X ,.W-W A WK, ,NN ' , Eg: 2 Wgi53i.gAi5',l9- 7 Bites-'XM-if-g,,.-, 1,,,. , 4453! H1 . f I , V Y -sg. 5,21 . S1 , 1 Q A- - jg ,aw -,,1,,k, .5 , .Wm i K Q- T ., Qi , 3 . :s,.:,Q.:vf5w :ffl '53u fi:-ff1:,I::.S?i.!'-Ffrfi' :, ,il av- ' ' - k feng?-f -f Q E ,pw 4 wi, ' ,,.. : gig M -- f f, kg 1- fs-w g:vfSfs1.Q, ' E, ,,.. . Q Nl k .- riff . , if M . ,J ,.,.v-w+wfS3' L.,. ., ., BW, V gg. .. If K , Wg is S . S it 1 ,,:' i' ' . Si M2'5'g7 , W . 2 f, Lfggg-jk E R. NMA f SENIORS Xt? V QV SENICR CLASS OFFICERS Robert Hedrick, president, Kitty Lee Brown, vice-president, Mary Esther Groves, secretory, Dick Hennon, treasurer. Miss Dodds, sponsor, Charles Homonn, Gothic Editor, Robert Rcrtchtord, Gothic Business Mczncrqerp Mr. Stubbs, sponsor. Adams, Dorothea Adams, Virginia Anderson, Lillie Anderson, Lois Anderson, Loriia Arihur, Russell Aynes, Wayne Bailey, Roy Barr, Robert Barrow, Doris Bartleii, Dick Barileti, Ruth Bauer, Gladys Bauqh, Elizabeth Bauqli, Eugene Beaumont, Millie Success is our aim. ff' Q Bullock, Evelyn Campbell, Howard xY Cilllllla Clgees Q xg fikFIT7Wl7OlS llmrmio flinmddpiffd Q'-r w V f A Chandler, Mildred Chilwood, Morris Cline, Belly Gothic Staff busy cz! work l?J. Clore, Elaine Cook, lim Cook, Rob Cooper, Orland Craig, Doris Crane, Iohn Criswell, Clorobell Criswell, Ruth Crohn, Dona Cunninqhc1m,Pl1ll Curry, Charlotte Curry, Kenneth Curts, Morqorot Daqqy, Carl Daaqy, Sarah Dalton, Bonnie Daniel, Henry Daniels, Robert Davis, lack Daylon, lean Dean, Bill Deckard, Pearl ' De-ckard, Wilma N Depew, Leo Dewar, Mary Dixon, Mary M. l r efense worker. Dodds, Belly Dodds, Margaret Dorton, Glen KH ff . Doyle, Dick Duncan, Harold The noise makers of the band. Dyer, Paul Easterclay, Erma Eberle, Earl Elliott, William Everly, Ioan Faulkner, Marjorie Ferree, Wanda Fiscus, Berlo Flick, Mary Floyd, Joseph Duncan, Virginia Eaton, Garland Ferguson, loe Foalcman, lleleri Fowler, Glen lnox, Mczry Freeman, Betty Freerricxri, Phyllis Freeze, Betty Frye, Mildred Furikliouser, luck Fyife, Mcrrthu Gczrlctrid, Irene Gifford, Bill Giilhfrm, Lloyd Graves, Mary Esther Gross, Peqqy Now, what was the combination? llcxlffy, Beatrice- liGIHIJlOI1,ROkJ9Il Hriricock, Harold 4 Hanna, Wilma Rae Hartqraves, Eugene Hawkins, Hester What are you cookinq. boys? Hays, Betty lo Hazel, Keith Heaton, Dorothy Hedrick, Robert Helton, Ruth Henloest, Betty lo Hennon, Dick Hickam, Barbara Hiqqlns, Forrest Hinkle, Kathleen Hollars, Mary Hamann, Charles Hopper, Esther l-lunler, Russell Hyde, Elma lsom, Ethel lsom, Ruth Iqckson, Marjorie lec1n,Rex l0el'li11q,WO lolms, Rosemary lolmson, Barbara lulmson, Iune lanes, Iucmitcr lone-s, Marjorie lones, Marvin Harold is in cz lhouqhlful mood. luduh, 'Wayne Kerri, LeRoy Kerr, Robert i Kino, Herbert Need any books? Kirkmun, Roberi Knight, Olcr leon Krebs, Sarah Longley, Iohn Lee, Richard Lemon, Forrest Lindsey, Kenneth Koons, Dorothy Loiimer, Raymond Lomax, Mclrqie 4 Kir1nc1mc1n,Luel1c1 Koontz, Philip Ldymon, Iczmes Long, Louis Lumi, Catherine Matlock, Willflrzl McConnell, lulicm McGee, Lois Marie, Louis Mc1tlo:7lc,VJilmc1 McConnell, Bill 0 McHaifey, Dorothy Molson, Tommy Mother, Doreen Mathis Esther lMlf1L1ClllI1,RCll1CI Mf1y,Ccrl MCArtor Iecm McCord, Marie McNc1morQ, lock Icck looks thirsty Miles, Bob Miller, Ruth Mull, Dorothy Hm-m' . Very inlerestinq. Mundy, Dick Nash,Iol1n N yal, Elma Norman, Bill Nunn, Ruby O'Bannon, Mary O'Connor, Anna Mary Ooley, Marta Owens, Thelma Owens, Tommy Parham, Betty Parker, Elnora Parr, Gail Patton, Betty Pearson, Watson Penninaton, Betty Pfnrose, Mary Peters, Peaay Peterson, Maynard Platt, Anaelino Pittman, Efuaene Pittri1axi,Ft1niCe Potter, lvalee Prince, Betty Rader, Phyllis Ratchford, Bolo Two bees and u honey. Rice, Florence Rice, lolin Richardson, Betty 1 I I 1 .1 Z, , J . Jo' !j54-- Richardson, Bette Lau Richardson, Eva Rt1lzs1ts,Edvvir1 Looking over lhe Optimist Robertson, Doris Routine, Morris Rase'1,ELtty Routen, Florence Royalty, Dennis Russell, Betty Ryan, Dorothy Sainple, Bstty Scliepp, Phyllis Scliepp, William Siscoe, Kenneth Schreiber, Dale Selzer, Margaret Sliirwlfls, Doris fl1iiClcls,VVilliam Shoiiqh, Mary Sipes, Harry Sl-cirvin, lean 3lU iFllPY,li'l'IX1Tl IiIY11lll,Uf'AlfIVCITl Smith, luaniia Smith, Kay Snow, Iolm Sparks, Mollie Sbaiilfliriq, Belly Speer, Barbara lean Swefkv, Laura S'opl1mis, Glaclii 0 Stephens, Opal Puusinq to view the Shovinq Muq. l i x.4g.f2!cf .V f if Slewari, lro Stoqsdill, George Stoltz, Georqe KP 4. 0 Snule from B.H.S. beauty. W. 0 O Sumner, Clyde Swain? il J? Szatkowski, Mildred Teaque, George Teaque, Kenneth Thomas, Ruth Thompson, Charmoin Thornton, foe Thrasher, Peggy Treadway, lohn Tudor, Bill Wagner, locmn VVa1upler, Bill Waits, Eugene Vlfeimer, Marjorie Wells, Allen Wells, Velma Whaley, Orval Vllhile, Donald lXMllfDl9, Paul W'illiams, Maxine Williams, Mary K. Vlfilliams, Wallace Vlfininqer, Virqinia lJV1HSlOYV, Rachel Wfinslow, Rebecca Time to qc home. 'Worleyq Bob lffriqhl, Lonnie Young, lmoqene f 'gkf' lv X 0 SENIOR ACTIVITIES Looking eagerly ahead to the day when they would receive the honorary title of Seniors, the members of this class received the preliminaries of life at Bloomington High School in the fall of '38. With the coming of spring of 1941 came the day when these students chose the following leaders for the next year: Robert Hedrick, president: Kitty Lee Brown, vice-president: Mary Esther Graves, secretary: and Dick I-lennon, treasurer. Miss Elizabeth Dodds and Mr. Harvey Poling were elected class sponsors. Soon after the election, necessary committees were appointed for the Prom Parade, or the annual Iunior-Senior Prom. With due pomp and cere- mony, Barbara Nelle Iohnson and Bill Gifford ascended the throne to reign as king and queen of the prom. In the fall of l94l, Mr. Grady Stubbs was appointed class sponsor, as Mr. Poling had assumed the duties of county superintendent of schools. As one of its projects, the class voted to assume joint responsibility with the Camera Club in sponsoring a movie pageant of Monroe County community life. Choosing Spring Dance for their first dramatic production of the year and What A Life, starring Henry Aldrich, as their last and final play, the seniors gave both matinee and evening performances before enthusiastic audiences. , , One of the highlights of the last lap on the four-year stretch was the first Gothic dance held in November with Barbara Nelle Iohnson reigning as Gothic Queen. Margaret Selzer and Esther Binkley were her attendants. The Little Abner Class Party, the skating party in April, and the tradi- tional Senior-Parent reception also left never-to-be-forgotten memories. The month of May with Commencement exercises, Baccalaureate services, and Class Day exercises rang down the curtain on four happy and eventful years for this class of two hundred seventy-one seniors. ir 'Ir 'lr wwf IUNIORS 5 XC' ws- A K qw , , A V K ,KH K T K KK A K K x,. KK K L A . KK K K K K KKKKJ K KKK 3 Vkk KK NA K KV K K' 5K Vai? 39 -A LV 5. V WV' V - N K Z , ' sz ,. V ,, 97 , ' ' L! .. ' ' Q ', ' . 3 - - , 'K E f 'SV ' ' if f .an K3 Q A A Q 1' , 2 V 5' L V VV V 5 ,A A' f ' V A . ' Q... A .6 A ff ' VX 1 'ff' X' V 1 X ' 2 N - ,v'i - 2' ,' .. Mk kkkl 'S ' 'K' i '12' lb 7 Q1 5 fs ', 'ff' : x' x 'A ,. K V' w KK' l - ww ' , - ', I ' ' ' N 'V A ,V K , ' , ef 5 f V V ' ' V V K KK K K -jig, K I kqkr y K A K K - ., ,. K K K K K. .. 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Row 3-Bidwell, Rondy: Binkley, Margaret: Blackburn, Andrew: Bonney, Benny: Borden, Virgil: Borutf, Benton: Boruff, Marjorie: Boyer, Mildred: Branam, Robert: Benchart, Pat: Brinegar, Howard: Brinegar, Jess: Brough, Earl. ' Row 4-Bruce, Tod: Bruner, Allen: Brummet, Doris: Bruner, Jack: Bruner, Tava: Buckner, Dick: Buckner, Richard: Bunger, Maxine: Burch, Max: Burks, Betty: Burns, Marjorie: Burris, Robert: Burton, Jesse. How 5-Buskirk, Bob: Buskirk, Isaac: Buskirk, James: Betton, Betty: Carter, Mary: Chandler, Annabelle: Chitwood, Allan: Clark, Margerette: Clayton, Floyd: Clendenning, Lawrence: Coan, Clifford: Colbert, Dudley: Combs, Wilma. Row 6-Cox, George: Crane, Edwin: Crane, Mary Jo: Cravens, Jack: Crawford, Kathryn: Crider, Betty: Croy, Colleen: Cum- mings, Betsy: Daniel, Russell: Dichan, Richard: Darnell, Forest, Cracratt, Wilma Jean: Deal, Carri vguvfx J 5 A AUTOGRAPHS ' 0, X J , 1 r MJ! B '25 X uid! A af :NL S Q, WWW is fl? 'Z-. W ak it 4 Eads, Jimmy: Eads, Mary Lois: Edahate, Roscoe: Edinqton, Earl: Edgeworth, John: Elrod, Frances. Row 8'-Elrod, Gordon: Elliot, Martha: Evans, Lillie Mae: Faris, Dick: Farr, Charles: Faucette, Eva: Freeman, Dorothy: Findley Rebecca: Fisher, Bob: Fleener, Edna Mae: Fleetwood, Bill: Foddrill, Bill: Forrister, Amelia. , George, Edward: Gerber, Joseph: Gillett, Estella Mae: Gillett, Jesse: Gilliland, Cleo: Gines, Joyce, Glover, Phillip. Hacker, Betty: Hacker, Dick: Hacker, Robert: Haley, Betty Jane: Hamm, Betty: Hammond, Charles. Row 11-Hampton, Howard: Hampton, Joanne: Hancock, John: Harden, Laura: Harden, Norma: Harlow, Herman: Harmon Homer: Harrell, Arthur: Harrell, Betty: Hart, Jean: Hart, June: Hawkins, Talmadge: Hayes, Franklin. ' Row 12-Hays, Margaret: Hays, Mary Agnes: Hazel, Bob: Hazel, Mary Frances: Heaton, Alberta: Hendrickson, Betty: Hendrickson, Mae: Hendrix, George: Hensley, Alberta: Hickam, Dick: Hill, Bill: Hillenberg, Gordon: Hinkle, Bill. N Row 7-Deal, Clark: Dearing, Wilma Mae: Dillard, Kenneth: Dittemore, Donald: Drake, Bob: Drake, Sanford: Dyer, Georgia: Row 9--Foster, Curtis: Fox, Catherine: Freeman, Agnes: Freese, Margaret Louise: Funkhouser, Margaret: Garland, Jack: Row 10--Goodman, Mary Jean: Gray, Betty Jane: Gray, Jack: Greene, Wilma: Gregg, Virginia: Greeley, Mary: Guest, Margaret- 1 1 xl ,- IUNIGRS iii' f fp A f : ' :': J ' , f 2- ... fl. 6 A N f L R 7M' ,:.: V .78 A N -N. A Q .4 Q K I , 'Z K I 2 ,6., s f . A 9 ., W. :'- .E W V A 1 h . - Q Q J 4 W ,lf 1 1 N ' R A A . Y fi' N V Q W g , uk av, ' Q3 f.,' .I 1 Vg' k. S , q 9 f f S A Y 1321-i f , + 1 ' f f , g 2 Q k it ff Y' f' 1 Q Q A 3' L 7' f , -, ' P 4 A w, f Q ::' I . ,,::. X S V ,..: V' V V 1 , ' Lk E SV. K In E I Al , , . j .:,,,., S: E g A ' ? ff ' , . . A hi ...fff X ilk I V I I Q vu kkl is I I W rmi ff 1 , - '--- 4 fA' :- A i.. ' , A kg 7? X-9 -ff .4 . Q ,,:A' . - f : . -- - i 1' .0 - - an fax 2 3 -- 2 ,Q - N 'N V A L I ' 5 ff 2 W f ' R' , 'A E , I-: A 5 I, , ' I I wqz jw HX l , ' V, , Q I! Vfiir E- ' x -Tw: qw ' , ' ., ' :l l i , if ,.:A M Q . A E- , - f , V.. V. - -V ai 7 ,,,. 1 .,5E - I ':'A,, , q A lza' 5 W xl w 1 L ? 'ii 2,7 A., if A':' , ' V ii' il , , HQ. ' W ' I 'Q E A 5 Q 1 f' wi f f f Q It Al Q I I XVVVVVF VV x--u w -f,,,'aMWwgmA VVV, NMI' , , W , , 'X .-:- A i V, K V , 1 I I k,:V,, V W If V 1 AY V ,,,, V : yn 1: , , -ff Q ? K E ' Wg f A IUNICRS Row 1-Hollars, Leonard: Holmes, Leo: House, Howard: Howe, Bill: Hunter, Kenny: Hyde, Fern: Hyde, Mary Elizabeth: Jacobs, Marion: lamison, Eugene: Iamison, Ioanna: letters, Clara: Johnson, Betty: Iones, Winston. Row 2-Keller, David: Kennedy, Ioe: Kimmit, Grace: Kinder, Robert: Kinnaman, Elmer: Kirk, Martha: Koepkey, Bud: Koontz Bob: Koontz, Phillip: Ladyman, Helen: Locasio, Victor: Lanam, Betty: Lander, Lee. Row 3-Lane, Betty Ruth: Lane, Wilma: Lantz, Dorothy: Latimer, lack: Lawrence, Audrey: Lettlier, Martha: Lloyd, Tom: Lomax, Maxine: Lucas, Betty: Love, Betty Ruth: Lycas, George: Manis, Ed: Martin, Mary Lou. Row 4-Martin, Velma: Mathis, Iames: May, William: McArtor, Harold: McBride, Iimmy: McConnell, Charles: McCullough Lois: McCullough, Ruby: McClutchen, lohn Herschel: McDaniels, Ralph: McGlocklin, Harry: McGlothlin, Bob: McGuire, Alice. Row 5-McGuire, Ernest: McNamara, Billy: McNeely, Mary: Meadows, Avanelle: Mercer, Don: Miller, Deloris: Miller, Dick: Miller, Donald: Miller, Roger: Miller, Iames: Minton, lack: Moore, Harold: Morgan, Betty Ann. Row 6eMorrison, Ida Mae: Moser, Maxine: Mosier, Lloyd: Moulden, Don: Murphy, Davis: Myers, Betty: Myers, Dorothy: Myers Margaret Ann: Nash, Betty: Neal, Donald: Nelson, Phyllis: Netcott, Patsy: Nikirk, Charles. 1 AUTOGRAPHS ' Q 1,755 wry :M , :Wy M t :eff Row 7-Nikirk, Waneta: Norman, Anita: Norman, Rose Ann: Norris, Eugene: Ooley, lohn: Owens, Iimmy: Parker, Virginia: Parks, Gertrude: Pate, Iames: Patterson, Alice: Peace, Madeline: Pennington, Billy: Pierson, Ioann. Row 8--Pitts, Alberta: Plew, Bill: Poling,.Barbara: Polley, lennings: Porter, Freda: Posner, lean: Potter, Kenneth: Powell, Iames: Propheter, Clara: Ramon, Maxine: Ramsey, Katherine: Raper, Dick: Rausch, Don. Row 9-Reed, Ted: Reynolds, Ruth: Richardson, Doris: Ridge, Ray: Roberts, Hazel: Robinson, Leonard: Lentz, Dorothy: Raper, Bonnie: Rush, Ioe: Rush, Mary Emma: Rush, Wayne: Sailor, Edna: Salee, Amanda. Row 10-Sanders, Gerald: Sanders, Paul: Sargent, Fred: Sargent, Gerald: Souers, Bernard: Schneider, Marjorie: Schreiber, Nellie: Sego, Iames: Sexton, Carl: Simms, Iames: Shiflet, Don: Sipes, Margaret: Skaggs, Wylie. Row 11-Smith, Betty Iune: Smith, Willard: Smoot, Ethel: Snider, Margaret: Snoddy, Lloyd: Stalcup, Kenneth: Stansberry, Betty: St. Clair, Martha: Stogsdill, Sam: Stuart, Richard: Sturdevant, Boyd: Sturgeon, Paul: Suhrheinrich, Bill. Row IB-Swafford, Dennis: Swift, Betty: Sylvester, Louis: Szatkowski, Iames: Taber, Enis: Terry, Mary: Thrasher, Ruth: Thrasher, Thekla: Trisler, Bernice: Tudor, Phillip: Turk, William: Turpin, Dorothy: Tuttle, Virginia. f f , 1 , H 7- E A ' QW5' 8, vZ V r . W gg VG V 'ii e + 222' W rtial r f M W ff W Lx ,t 3 uw , , 3 Z .A.,. W Q -2, K 1 ' ' I ,..v iw? A-I: , , P l i - LV B W li - ini' N35 1 -.lk 54. ,ox fa.. In - .,. i 5 Y 15,3 I V :al Q ' If - V ! A A 15 ,. E-fi ' l it l W t o 5' fi' W V it f it W K fn- 1 Q t ' 4 :., , J K K, V , .. I , V A E I xx K: i V, wa, Y , N 4 I A Ha Q x sn xx . , N g . .7 SEM. Row 1--Tzouariakis, Manuel, Uland, Lois, Underwood, o otte, ahl, lean, Vlfalker, limp Wallace, Gladys, Walls, Bill, Walters, Grover, 'Wample-r, Emmett, Welch, David, Welch, George. Row 2fWhite, lean, W'ilkie, Martha Lou, Williams, Robert, Wilson, Margaret, Vtfinans, Nancyg Wininger, David, Wood Letone, Wootan, Ioeg Wray, Epsieg Wright, Evelyn, Wyatt, Wanda. r SOPHOMQRES 1 'u QESL M5 551'-na' QL T x . ,.. V A , i M kVVLh A . V ffl' 'E 5 f:J' f-M1 , , 3 , . ...Q , - :Ax r an G 1. bf M 3, E W . A ,7 A L ::. I 232, in , ., 1 . tv. I 6 ' as 5' 5 iQ z M 'Eta g . .,i'L W ' A I4 A , 255' !? M- gig, M i -f' x A E-3 JZ. ' Q ' x My All X .X it me ' 5, iw' AV me , 1 E V V ' -an 5 X ' 'Z' in Q7-'Q as 433 ' ..-1, Q J bg : ' . ff My -' ,Ami . A ' az. 5. 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I Viz: I i at 4 wax? V U s b, V Z U mv g . All we in Q A- ., . , 1, A w ,, 2 X X x .4 i A! Q 6 . A R Ll! - 6' W I XY 'I ,.... ,Q fx V N --5 b fi T ix' 5. fr! ws' :Eff ftS'f1 f11g ir A . I A' I , ',..Q h 57 h fx , A f.1 5, g , - SCPHOMCRES Row 1-Abram, Virginia Lee: Abram, Wilma: Adams, Wilma: Adkins, Norma: Anderson, Philip: Arthur, Dale: Atkins, Barbara: Aynes, Harold: Bailey, Angela: Bailey, Mary: Bales,Charlotte: Baker, Mary Pat: Bales, Thelma. How 2YBarrick, Homer: Beasley, Norma: Beikman, Donald: Beldon, Lois: Benckart, Pat: Bennett, Orval: Black, Orval: Blackwell, Don: Boruff, Wilbur: Carpenter, Calvin: Wood, Carolyn: Bouher, Hilda: Bowler, Berl. Row 3-Bradford, Betty: Brinegar, Iune: Brinegar, Mae: Brock, Doris: Brown, Leona: Bruner, Colleen: Bruton, E. I.: Bryant, Wilma: Buick, Martha: Buckner, Barbara: Bundy, Colleen: Burch, Iessie: Burks, Richard. Row 4-Burns, Betty: Burns, Marguerite: Burton, Geraldine: Buskirk, Odell: Buskirk, Frank: Campbell, Max: Capshew, Herbert: Carmichael, Holland: Carpenter, George: Chaille, Bob: Chambers, Della: Chambers, Richard: Chenault, Evelyn. Row 5'fChestnut, Robert: Clark, Robert: Clark, Harry Lee: Clemens, Charles: Clemens, Fern: Clendenning, Leslie: Clines, Rose Marie: Colgren, Norma: Conard, Betsy: Conner, Udella: Cox, Eloise: Criswell, Sara: Crowe, Robert. Row 6-Culbert, Elvin: Curry, Lawrence: Cutsinger, Margaret: Davis, Helen: Davis, Ioe: Deal, Carl: Dearman, Barbara: Deckard, Mary: Deckard, Ioan Helen: DeFord, Ev lyn: Dixon, Bob: Doglione, Elbert: Douglas, Ruth. UTOGRAPHS fmye free AW: 4 If tu O Jokvv reef fr Row 7-Douthitt, Helen: Douthitt, Paul, Drake, Grace: Duncan, Mary lo: Duncan, Philip: Durham, Charles: Durnal, Virginia Eagleston, Walter: Eaton, Robert: Eckels, Donald: Edinqton, David: Edwards, Bill: Engledow, Melbe. Row 8-Engledow, Russell: Engleman, Betty: Faris, Don: Ferguson, Roger: Ferree, Paul: Fish, Mary Io: Flick, Betty Marie: Foddrill, Sam: Fordyce, Martha: Fox, Ted: Frame, Chester: Freeman, lohn: Frye, Naomi. Row 9-Fulford, Earl: Funkhouse, Hazel: Gerber, Mary: Gillespie, Alberta: Golden, Betty: Graebe, Irma: Graves, Glenn: Greene, Kathryn: Griner, Grethel: Groves, Wanda: Halstead, Betty: Hamley, Hilda: Hamlin, Mabel. ' Row 10-Hamm, Richard: Hammond, Charles: Hanson, Fred: Hayne, Emma: Hazel, Stella: Hector, Iames: Helms, Leonard: Hardisty, Wilma: Hardy, Bob: Hardy, Helen: Harper, Doris: Hendricks, Barbara: -Helton, Donald. Row ll-Hendrix, Bill: Hite, Ralph: Howard, Mary: Hudson, Dick: Hudson, Robert: Hurst, Gertrude: Hyde, Georgia: Iackson, Donald: Isom, Barbara: lean, Doris: Iohnson, Bob: Iohnson, Marie: Iohnson, Mary. Row 12-Jolley, Stella: Iones, Barbara: lones, Helen: Jones, Marjorie: Keller, Bob: Kendle, Paul: King, Iris: Kirk, Dale: Klein- dorfer, Don: Koons, Martha: Koontz, Esther: Krebs, lack: Ladyman, Viola. an SOPHOMORES A an 54 ,.. ,L ffflk C, imn Q jim 912 f L k 3 gi, 1 1 5 ,rg :fl '21 Visas V ... x 17A,.,L A H ! E ,UQAA W ,V-A klkrxy V V kmr y ,J Q A ' . WL Q-2 M ' 1 A A,-4 - ' Tw -N , I .... ' frm' M- L ff-1, fg..fQ f fSM1 ,, --A -ff I , Vg 113 , I ig-1 ' : V-k' erit, 2 1 fm 5 . , ALW, N ' ' m f 1 f ,L,- M Q ALQ, E , , f -. - 42. ,'?'A , 'v'1 'W Q 'Fm A L L ' , 1 525. - N- 4 mix lllivh I3 AF, mi 1 it V .VV Q Q V , V V, ,h 1 ' ff A l i A ' fx T la 5 : 'S' ' L , ' J I L fM f-Q Q-x.. A f iQ. 4.... .' 5' . '-'FL1 l 'Q' A Q vf uqlu 'LF A Q Q 5 V I Qvlv it -lt Wt. N, 2 ' i s if! i 4 ' 51 4 L.. 7 'f I 15 A Z A lL , fi' ..A,,' ' ' 1 EQ? 4 I KA X hpgyff if E', f i , L , - X ,QW . Q 5' Z 4 M Q R +1 515 V 'Q ff L 12 E: f i W 2 2' Q23 f ,.. 'Q' ,fhiii L x ,aa m ' fa , f A, wi ' , 'Q '21 5 12, , ,mf Fl' ' ' 7 -Q. W' i' 'lr ir ir iam 'N Maya. f' 1 SOPHOMORES Row 1-Langley, George: Languell, George: Lawson, Roy: Leonard, Sally: Liford, Charles: Linthicum, Opal: Litz, Ruth: Living ston, lack: Mabbitt, Wavel: May, Betty: May, Richard: May, Robert: McDonald, Kathleen, Row 2-McGee, Frank: McLaughlin, Farrell: Medloclc, Delmar: Medlock, Robert: Miller, Margarette: Miller, Martha: Minett Dorothy: Mitchell, Florence: Moon, lerry: Myers, Robert: Nash, Eileen: Neal, Betty: Neu, Chlora. Row 3-Newton, Bill: Noel, Marjorie: Norris, Richard: Pate, Roger: Patton, Deloris: Patton, Mary: Patton, Maxine: Patton Robert: Penna, Anna: Petnicky, Marie: Poling, Gale: Poling, Ioanne: Poolitson, Pete. Row 4-Pope, Wenona: Powell, Nadine: Pritchett, Iohn: Propheter, Ruth: Prow, lames: Pruett, Ieanne: Pruett, Morris: Rabb Mary: Raqle, Arlie: Raqle, Ioe: Ramsey, Richard: Ratchtord, Lawrence: Rayl, Fern. Row 5-Records, Hannah: Roberts, Genevieve: Robert, Martha: Robertson, Katheryn: Robertson, Paul: Robertson, Ruby: Robinson, Violet: Rowlett, Yvonne: Ryan, Tom: Sare, Bill: Seely, Iohn: Sexton, Bill: Salmon, Ruth, gan, ,WM MCy,51iyioGRAPHs fvfsjo 'V W if Y e - , t CD'lZ2f,-ul W AW K 4 of t KW :NUM Row 6--Shawver, P. G.: Shelton, Ward: Sherman, Diana: Shute, Naomi: Singleton, Wayne: Sipes, David: Sipes, Gwendolyn: Sipes, James: Smith, Kenneth: Smith, Lloyd: Smith, Ruth: Snow, Doris: South, Eddie. Row 7-Southern, William: Sparks, Glen: Speer, Elizabeth: Stanger, Mark: Stanton, Margaret: Starbuck, Velda: Starr, Judy: Starr, Marjorie: Stedrcn, Margaret: Stephens, Olei: Stevens, Dean: Stevens, Don: Stewart, Mary. Row 8-Stogsdill, Wilma: Sullivan, Betty: Tabor, Sarah: Tackey, Mildred: Taylor, Walter: Teague, Dorothy: Terrell, Doris Terrell, Rex: Thom, Deniese: Thomas, Lyda: Trisler, Mildred: Trueblood, Don: Turner, Wither. I Row 9-Turpin, Betty: Uland. Nancy: Ulmet, Dorothy: Underwood, Analie: Van Buskirk, Ioan: Wagner, Bill: Waldon, Charles: Waldon, lack: Vtfallace, Gladys: Walls, Ruth Walters, Doris: Wampler, Regina: Warrick, Phil. Row 10-Weaver, Robert: Weimer, Martha: Whaley, Marian: White, Allen: Wible, Phil: Wilber, Lois: Wiley, Edith: William- son, Helen: Wilson, Glen: Wood, Betty: Wood, Virginia: Wyckoff, Thais: Yates, Carolyn STAGE HITS Among the best plays ot the Year Were Spring Dance and What A Life, two gay comedies presented by the senior class, and A Sign Unto You , a Christmas play staged by the Proscenium Players. Spiced with clever dialogue, Spring Dance takes place on the campus of a girls' college, scene of trivolity, fun, and romance. What A Lite has an amusing plot, in which Henry Aldrich, a mischievous high school boy, involves himself in worse and worse predicaments. At a Christmas convocation, the play A Sign Unto You held the entire audience in reverent silence as the little visitor to a rich man's household on Christ- mas Eve revealed Himself as the Christ Child. mg - iii KSN? fffl . 4 ,,,, ,,,,, 3 , Spring Dance A Siqn Unto You What A Life Senior Sala Senior Io's Fun Couple in the Castle Everyone louis one while Rug-cutter Drake Melodrama Muster Hoe-down elnu Fllffi-llllEN FRESHMEN X :V gg, V 51 43. A V' , fb Z I Q .E , , , ff :7 7, ,, VA K 19 t I irr . ii I 'l,, ' V' .6 ,rx TA 6- gm QV ., My. . fi X N N ga x M V. :il zqvu I N K ': L 9 E I k 3 . QL H ,.k,v W nz Z , I In Ak , ..v l I In ,N Q1 , ' W A 3-V ,, X 1' x J , ' ' :-1: 4 : ' , A 3 V Q -1 V V V .2 an . j I A Il, VV f Abz.. 2 i vi .v-.:, 1 JA ' ' fhw W M., sk , g ,,,, 4' I W ' -, T V V Q W P V . V V fh ' L.i, 1 , , V Q V- V Q V V M fm l 1' -A I 2 V V V--- 5 V V f V ,gg , .1 'N , f V , h I . mggpx 5 , ,,,1,. V J .hy ,,'. 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IZ: A.-K aw W I H V 3 V , , V .M V L ,, . 5 1 7 ' ' 5 'VV,. f Va 5 4 A . 14 ' T V V AY 1 E ,,VV . 1 1' as ' ra -QV Q' A,V. f - 1 ' i V l V V V IVV ' V ' ' V ' V V 5 f ,W V , , yay 1 V -V-A r E.. V V Q ' f FRESHMEN Row 1--Abbitt, Eric: Adams, Dorothy: Adams, Peggy: Alexander, Clarence: Allen, Arthur: Arnett, Iarnes: Baker, Ralph: Barrett, Wilma: Bartlett, Ray: Bastin, lack: Baugh, Dorothy: Beaty, Cletis: Beatty, Bob. Row 2-Benefiel, Tom: Binkley, Lou: Blake, Hubert: Bond, Etta: Boruff, Lester: Boruff, Iunior: Boltinghouse, Audrey: Boruff, Virgil: Boshears, R. V.: Bouher, Bill: Boyer, Wiley: Braham, Forrest: Branarn, Iosephine. Row 3-Brashaber, Ioanna: Brinegar, Roland: Bruton, Rebecca: Brown, Lois: Brown, Bud: Brinegar, Opal: Brummett, Phylis: Burch, Lorena: Burch, Wanda: Buick, Frank: Burks, Dwight: Burks, Irene: Burks, Robert. Row 4-Bums, Edward: Buskirk, Gloria: Butcher, Nora: Campbell, Robert: Carrell, Gene: Carter, Armina: Cartwright, Gertrude: Chambers, Wm.: Chandler, lames: Chandler, Robert: Clark, Claudine: Clark, Virginia: Clay, limmy. Row 5-b-Clayton, Iessie: Colbert, Marjorie: Cole, Doris: Corbin, Iim: Corbin, Louise: Covert, lean: Cox, Roy: Craig, Icy: Crane Christine: Crowe, Dick: Cummings, Ray: Daniel, Robert: Dorraugh, Mary. Row 6-Davis, Helen: Davis, Iarnes: Davis, Paul: Day, Iohn Dearring, LeRoy: Deckard, Donald: Deford, Gordon: Denny, Floyd: Dodson, Mary: Douglas, H.: Douglas, Dorothy: Douthitt, Rosalie: Drummond, George. AUTOGRAPHS :mf ftttl, '9-01 1 ' Q74f'J4 Row 7-Drummond, Robert: Duffield, Ieanne: Duncan, Robert: Durnal, Bob: Dyer, Iosephine: Eberle, Virgil: Edmonds, Iulius: Edson, Betty: Elder, Harriette: Elliott, Martha: Elliott, Paul: Elmes, Alex: Everly, Iohn. Row 8-Faucette, lames: Fearman, Marion: Ferguson, Doris: Feree, Max: Findley, John: Finley, lack: Fishbach, Edward: Fleener, Thelma: Fleener, Iohn: Fleetwood, Norma: Flick, Iohn: Floyd, Charles Ross: Floyd, Clarence. Row 9-Foster, lean: Ford, Warner: Fowler, Patsy: Fox, Evelyn: Freeman, Henrietta: French, Betty: Fultz, Sibyl: Funkhouser, Betty: Games, Madge: Garner, Margaret: Glaze, Mary: Goliver, Robert: Gray, Mary Ann. Row 10-Greene, Dick: Grigsby, George: Grissom, Lillian: Hacker, Cleo: Hacker, Mary: Hall, Dorothy: Hall, Peggy: Hall, Ray: Hamm, Doris: Harden, Mary: Harden, William: Hardy, Alice: Harp, Marion. Row ll---Harvard, Patsy: Haydock, Robert: Hays, Burton: Hays, Betty: Hays, lirnmy: Hays, Marvin: Hazel, Kenny: Hazel Norma: Head, Mary: Henderson, Clarence: Hedrick, Roger: Hendricks, Iohn: Hendricks, Wendell. 1 Row 12--Hensley, Marjorie: Hetherington, Mary: Hinds, Maxine: Hite, Phyllis: Hodge, Wanda: Hodges, Bill: Holler, Ethel: Huff, Leslie: Hunter, Clifford: Isom, Paul: lackson, Dick: Iackson, Mildred: lenkins, Don. I l 11 f f FRESHMEN i . , N, .L s , , K 5-me-...R if I V ?g n nm ,inf 53 F x rmzkmmmllkr PW H My ff Q. fm X Q-1 A5 3,13 F' , Q, my I YLL , iimfj, H, 5 g4j,N X ,M ' .,?V :L- I it ,yiy KL'b , - 1 ALLLA, I fgi K 'W 1, , I E . , NH Gy KV ,iffh Z g ,im K. ,, N . i W 4 11 Q ir z mdfi , w ff Q if R. G Au R 'ff ' emi S w 2f', , h - ' '-:- f Q 'Z J Q: li, H mn., , 1 ,1,,fL l Lrhf K gh' A 3 A4 ' A G' .! f ,Q, K if V v mv- ,,f 1 P- gf 'L t K . . A , Q... Q uma A .Lb J, ... L fA , L- f g, Q 5 X 6141 5 W' 1'A Us .. fu lkd 4 QFKH h h A h! , .,.', I lW,, , ,J J i f .. ibn.. :Gif rEw,m W -if fi, :il x l QQ .ZE. 2 :M -' ' 0 , Emu 'A Val V. wv E15 6 mf id F.: Y V .:.,.Z, Q ,kv A Aim. ,, ik v :M Y Ts ! . 1. gg fb ' p- I iw Xu K 1 what H' if 5 QW- ' ' Q2 '1A1 n ' :W 1 '51 A Nvrsx tiywugfki A .Ext J ggi? .,, w .Ag E FRESHMEN Row I--Johnson, Bertha: Johnson, Katherine: Johnson, Martha: Johnson, Walter: Jones, Rosanne: Keller, Marian: Kelley, Robert: Kimmet, Frances: Kinder, Lee: Kompst, Eva: Koontz, Beulah Ruth: Koontz, John: Koontz, Winifred. Row 2-Lambe, June: Latimer, Junior: Lavender, Mildred: Lee, Ruby Jean: Lemon Agnes: Lentz, Ellen: Lettelier, William: Litten, Mary Louise: Litz, Hollis: Livingston, Wayne: Long, Evelyn: Love, Louis: Lucas, Charles. Row 3-Lycas, Kathryn: Maines, James: Martin, Olena: Martin, Wendell: Mason, Billy: Matlock, Ray: May, Arthur: May, Benita: May, Norma: May, William: McCleary,'Viola: McConnell, Clifford: McCutchen, Herbert. Row 4--McGill, Woodrow: McGlothlin, Charles: McGuire, Warren: McHafiey, Freeda: Mcl-lenry, Otto: McKee, Robert: McMillan, Richard: McNelley, Ruth: Meadows, Bonnie: Medlock, Ruth: Miller, Betty: Miller, Richard: Minks, Betty. Row 5--Minton, Marjorie: Mood, Mary: Moore, Henry: Moore, James: Moore, Merle: Morrison, Jetta: Morrison, Jack: Neal, Roy: Newton, Edna: Nikirk, Anna May: Nikirk, Wilma Jean: Noel, Jackie: Norman, Jack. Row 6-Owens, Robert: Neill, Barbara: Ollie, Robert: Osman,Robert: Owens, Jerry: Parham, Celia: Parham, Peggy: Parks, Vincan: Patton, Alberta: Patton, Katherine: Payne, Barbara: Peace, James: Pennington, Joe. 6, AUTOGR Wy WW 5: Xa . Xt . Vo X x ' A . . x, fi 'J Row 7-Perry, Betty: Peterson, Millard: Phelps, Roy: Phillips, Betty: Philpot, lmogene: Pittman, Richard: Pless, Delbert: Polley, Betty: Pope, Phyllis: Porter, Betty: Potter, Barbara: Potter, Margaret: Price, Wayne. Row 8--Pruett, Bob: Ramsey, Robert: Retzloti, Russell: Raper, Mary: Reeves, Joyce: Rice, Floyd: Rice, Paul: Richards, Rosalie: Richardson, James: Richardson, Robert: Rone, Betty: Rumple, Patsy: RobeY. Juanita. Row 9-V-Ryan, Rose: Richardson, Francis: Salmon, Bill: Scagqs, Maxine: Sciscoe, James: Sexton, Bob: Shank, Bill: Shepherd Charles: Sipes, Everett: Skirvin, Clarence: Smedley, lnis: Snoddyt lames: Sparks, Elwood. - Bow 10-Stansiler, Dale: Starnes, Frances: Stedron, Johanna: Stephens, Ruth: Stephenson, Thaetta: Stephens, Joan: Stevens John: Stewart, Donald: Stidd, Francis: Sturgeon, Venetia: Summitt, Barbara: Summitt, Calvin: Swafford, Dale. Row ll-Swafford, Donald: Swearinger, Betty: Sylvester, Eugene: Templeton, Ralph: Thacker, Betty: Thrasher, Patsy: Thrasher Ralph: Thompson, Joe: Thornton, Phyllis: Tober, Eugene: Todd, Alva-:'fTodd, Vivian: Treadway, Dick. Row 12-Tudor, Betty: Turk, Tommy: Turpin, Marvin: Van Hoy, Eugene: Vanderburq, Betty: Vaught, Peggy Sue: Vemon Charles: Voliva, Clarence: Waldon, Phyllis, Walker, Elizabeth: Warnpler, Paul: Wampler, Suzie: Weaver, Virginia. - 1 1 FRESHMEN fb r , S i . es -Q l l i s Q M l - .... , ,- '-, i ,. . A as , 2Q. r sssrs x1'Q': A ,W , , l s ,H rr ' ' ' 1 X. , I - - ' X, -.g ' if. . f TV Q ' i , ..-. - rf K' r ' rrr 1 a . .. s' 1 i - 22 s s ss X l-. l 1 Q . -:.-f2 llllii Row 1--Welch, Doris, Wells, lames, West, Betty, White, Betty, White, Dorothy, VVilliams, Burl, Williams, Ilene, Bechtel, Mary Rose, Williamson, Arnold. Row 2--Wininqer, Patsy, Wolfe, Billy, Wood, Caroline, Wood, Doris, Wray, Wilma, Vlfriqht, Mabel, Wriqht, Iohnny, Yates, CONVCJCATIONS Top-sl. R. C. discusses Union Now With Britain. Middle Lett - Wizard demonstrates electrical marvels. Middle Right-'Blue Tri aives patriotic program. Lower Leh-V 'Gothic staff stages farce. Lower Right' Chandler twins put on tap dance in Talent convo. Lillian, Young, Dorothy Convocations this year reached a new peak and students were treated to programs that ranked tops in entertain- ment and educational value. M I. C .A ' 1 iv. 5 jg Q SD M., W l .,L: X K K A Q V4 2 9-V . If f ? 13 an , Li 'A::: 5 20 My ,-, I G i I it K I 1 I kk r- 4 .e.,z . MJ F E M - !4 Lv-'ff 2 'if' sin' f 9' sr? f L f M kj Yf5'7k' k Aw is QQ Q, M A m ,wk M If ,ug ,,,, - A ix? Vi lx 15, , 5 W W' ik All X, vu ,By I I:E:., L: In LA' K A 5. ag cu gk G' VL --Q' Q- N A ' 'iw af? W' 5 -M A -3 ' 1. gg , A ' X Q ff' X' ga ' 3 J-:fa Q-.,.. A 'Ri A ' A A 5 V' Q ni, -' A UQ 1 QA M is 'Q Q M fy M ' ' is Q... L 'AW yy 5 P :ix Q g A 5 -, -N, Q lg. .Q w 5 ... :G ke. :ri Q K V . ' N A-g f, Y gag, K I- Mr 'Q k E if ff'--f tkxff Ass' as N i :gg Q 'V W ,V Q K 1, A 11 , .. 5 . m D x A li ' Q x f ' 1' f 'E M '53 cg, , CK c 1'5 my . f H P A Y' 5 -. ' ii- i ' , if M Q ff 5 ' V 31 X -5 ivf, W X -fx It ,H ,Rx EL, i .,-v , IIQ, yn M N im, 3 A as I , ,,, A ' 4 g , was A igagi P K ffwfv , 4, iw, ' 'f 5 ' y :Q , - W fl ' ff- . ALLyAAVA h K MU g k if-1 Q , m.k 4. k , , fa r I mg- my ZA ww? 1 V i LV m 'SJ 3A l' I A 2 A LQ 4' W , W i P b A- SI' A 1 ' 4 K 'lx 4, all ' K 'Egg f F AZ 5 X M A if H 7 'E L If ' .. ' 9 A ., gf, rA 'I N54 1, i g. , Q4 , KL LLIL I ixg Jw 3 avi-ng' in 'H rx , if-,hx 9'1 !-.H-J Al ' i., ,mf-y ' xi 5 M-f '1 5 -- J, as , fa' J' A 1 JA. Y :QZ 1 V 7' -' ,ir M Qi i by Y, gy W 211.5 M A ' A ' , - J 5 -N Mah ' Q5 .5 g Wm Z2 W f 11 :.: K, wi , 'V my ci I Vi , ll A ,A 1 1 M' l xx N N L11 .':: Q 5 ' ' ' ' 5 , f15a 1 A ' L n ' X ' -1-1-yr.. , EIGI-tri-1 GRADE Row 1-Abram, Guy: Adams, Norma: Alcer, Doris: Albertson, Bette: Altop, Rachel: Anderson, Orville: Axsom, Edgar: Baker, Leon: Barriger, Fred: Barrow, Betty: Bartlett, Betty: Baxter, Harold: Beasley, Betty. Row 2-Bechtel, Myrtle: Bell, Wilma: Bennings, Ethel: Blair, Lois: Boltinghouse, Carol: Boltinghouse, Delores: Bonney, Sammy: Bond, Billy: Bond, Harold: Borland, Betty: Borland, Patty: Branam, Charles: Branam, Jack. Row 3-Branam, Robert Lee: Branam, Elma: Brinegar, Dwight: Brown, Jack: Brummett, James: Buckner, Wanda Jean: Burch, Rosemarie: Bush, Eugene: Canada, Billie: Carpenter, Jack: Carpenter, Norman: Cartwright, Lewis: Cavaness, Robert. Row 4-Chambers, John: Chandler, Maren: Chenault, Charles: Chestnut, Irma: Chitwood, Dorothy: Clemens, Anna: Clemens, Mary: Cline, Joe: Crabtree, Harold: Crabtree, Richard: Craig, Bob: Crammer, Wayne: Crawford, Ruth. Row 5-Crider, John: Crouch, Rex: Crubaugh, Philip: Cutsinger, Louise: Daggy, Thomas: Davis, Earl: Davis, Elizabeth: Davis, Paul: Deal, Wm.: Deckard, Betty: Deem, Kathleen: Doub, Margaret: Duncan, Ollie. Row 6-Eads, James: East, Bill: East, Margaret: Eaton, Donetta: Edington, Noah: Edmonds, Richards: Faulkner, James: Fiala, Katherine: Figg, Lavonn ' Findley, Mary F.: Fish, Guy: Fisher, Kenneth: Fleetwood, Robert. A ' ,, AUTOGRAPHS 'B y Jyoo' Nl, -2... ,, vt lwbeemarq 2.5 M Qtr tts are ,,QWfQ,t MMM tt first rWB l tiff kai-L Wiffflfi Graf? Q52 1 Row 7e-Ford, Phoebe: Frame, Mary: Godsey, La Vere: Glascoe, Helen: Goen, John: Gonterman, Mary: Goodman, Harold: Green, Robert: Graves, Ray: Gray, David: Hahn, Clara: Hamblein, June: Hammond, June. Row 8 -Harden, Mildred: Hardin, Estell: Hardy, Merle: Harlow, Wilmo: Harris, Fred: Halton, Wm.: Hays, Peggy: Hazel, Ruth: Heaton, Lois: Hessler, Wm.: Hiestand, Sara: Hill, Billy Joe: Hill, Don. Row 9-Hollars, Jane: Holtsclaw, Howard: Hostetter, Evelyn: Houston, Mary: Howard, Donald: Howe, Nancy: Huffman, Kath- leen: Humphrey, Norma: Hyde, Norma: Jackson, Dorothy: Jackson, Joan: Jackson, Wanetta: Johnson, Raymond. Row 10-Kendle, Ruth: Kinser, Herman: Kinser, Richard: Kisselman, Harry: Koontz, Mary: Kyser, Ellen: Lake, Allen: Lavender, Harry: Lawrence, Delpha: Lawyer, Harrison: Lewis, Anna May: Lewis, Evelyn: Lewis, Martha. Row 11-Long, Kenneth: Long, Robert: Lucas, Eddie: Martin, Helen: Marxson, Marilyn: Mason, Joanne: Mathews, Edna: Mgt. lock, Wilma: May, Doran: McAdams, Joyce: McDonald, Kenneth: McGuire, Wilma: Meadows, Billy. , I Row 12--Meadows, Rosetta: Meadows, Wm.: Melton, Patricia: Meriweather, Meredith: Miller, James:'Mitchell, Patty: Mitchell Robert: Moore, Max: Moore, Peggy: Morgan, Mary: Morrison, Lillian: Morton, Helen: Moulden, Norman. I UNIOR HIGH E QS QA 9 Q ws u EMU ,ref UQ A qv L LQ' RAPH l siigffgg My sffwmjvjw Qi f jgfggm 2 . . ,Ha -. , EIGHTI-l GRADE W Row 1-Murphy, Altha: Murphy, Wm.: Neal, Wauneta: Nelson, Robert: Natalie, loanne:- Nelson, Robert: Newton, Elizabeth: Nikirk, :Winifred: Noel, Evelyn: Norman, lune: Norman, Katheryn: Norris, Richard: Owens, Franklin. Row 2-Owens, Iames: Pardue, Robert: Pearcy, Milton: Pedro, Dorothy: Pennington, Don: Pettit, Martha: Polley, Peggy: Ragle Iames: Ramey, George: Raymond, France: Raymond, Mary: Randall, Maurice. Row 3'-Raper, Iohn: Rausch, Douglas: Robinson, Barbara: Roubadeaux, Donald: Rumple, LeRoy: Hawkins, Sadie Mae: Sears lack: Sexton, Lloyd: Shawver, Phillip: Shelton, Glendora: Shields, Roscoe: Sims, Ralph: Siscoe, Ernest. Row 4-Skirvin, Patricia: Smith, Alvin: Smith, Harrison: Sxnith, Richard: Snyder, Robert: South, Harold: Sparks, Wanda: Spears Harold: Speer, Robert: Spelts, Velma: Stalling, Betty: Starr, Charlotte: Sinclair, Guy. ' Row 5-Stewart, Raymond: Stidd, Virginia: Stoqsdill, Martha: Stone, Wilton: Swtndler, Alton: Tabor, Opal: Terrell, lames: Thornton, Patricia: Thickstun, Betty: Thickstun, Bob: Thompson, Marilyn: Tolbert, Frank: Treadway, Dorothy. Row 6-Turpin, Dick: Tuttle, Martha: Tzouanakis, Irene: Underwood, Martha: Uland, William: Voyles, Lois: Waddell, Wilma: Waldron, Betty: Walker, Bob: Weaver, Leon: Welch, David: Welch, Leslie: White, Thelma. Row, 'I-Wininger, Dixie: Wood, Betty: Wood, Ieanette: Wood, Wesley: Workman, Billie: Yarnell, Shirley: Young, Wilma: Young, Ioe: Terrell, Bob: Tabor, Bill: Hazel, Robert: Tarton, Max: Tood, Ervin. ' AUTOGRAPHS ' QOJKSM 'gwf f I fkffrrvv-'N 0, 'l' wir QV? 95 V P tx il l ,ffl W t Zig? y rl l ,iebfgffrefu SEVENTH GRADE .. M 9 1., ci gr is-. t rr, f , W.. as .M 'i M fi.. ' I 3:3 ,, H ' ft A f ax r.. -t EEE LV lEE t , E ,Wir y S 5, 3 . 54,1 5 Zz' ,.': 'V' 3 X i Sf ' '-L' 53 - Y ir L1iE ' . ' ' '2 2': ' J - ' r in L V 3' .V,V Q M ,. 1:- ,,,7 A g 'L:, 4 N I K ,, SH: -re er V, E ,F i t ,, , ' 5 ,VEli Q . , . 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X 2, 2- , W , , M M ,Q ' A - A , , I H : EI I- N . E ,.. I A 1 ' E EE W ' 'W 5 V ' ,ff V. g . Q 4, yi ' F 22 A, A ,Q gb ii lE J, A 1 my ti I .1 t F EEE W, r i F ' f fr- E l. 1 ,v , f me S .. Q , - 5 , i .. , , , 'S ' E EE ' W if f k ancient E W .r , ,reef t Y F 2 ' F H , n 1 . S ,E,: W ? ,l , Q , Qs V i -. V . ' i f t f ire in l ' ' f , i ff! ,--, W if 7 A ' 1 I t :: ' ' F I , J Q K , M . Y E . , ,:, , , Avlzi V ,L f 1,, , Z ,rf ,Qt at -' EEE L' , x Pt S Q. 'tr t' i it 1 , W W E N F fi J J Ca 8 Patricia- Ambrose, loan, Anderson, Vivian, Ayres, Austin, Bast:n, Hollis, Borland, Daniel, Bowden, Betty, Branam, Row 1 AAdanrs, Kenneth, Buchanan, Paul, Burton, Robert, Chandler, Marcella, Chandler, Marvin, Clemens, lim, How 2' Clemens, Albert, Clrnes, Frank, Cota, Tommy, Cox, Andrew, Davis, Arthur, Davidson, Bennie, Day, Phyllis, Deal, Dorothy Marie, Deckard, Ivan, Denney, Nyle, Dixon, Iimnry, Dorsey, Barbara, Douglas, Harry. How 3 Duncan, Stuart, Dunrhue, Fred, Engledow, Betty, Flag, lanet, Floyd, Lois, Fowler, Peggy, Franzmann, Karl, Fuller, Audrey, Galloway, Dean, Gibb, Mary, Goss, Peggy Lou, Gray, Catherine, George, Gertrude. Row 4 - Hamm, Frederick, Hamm, Clarence, Haley, Boyd, Harris, Vivian, Harris, Erma Lee, Harris, Doris, Hammond, Robert, Hawkins, Betty, Hawkins, Roy, Iaydock, lohn, Hazel, Harold, Henderson, Frank, Henderson, Harry. Row 5eeHood, Frederick, Hodges Donald, Holler, Charlotte, ludah, Mary Frances, Kinder, Betty Lou, Ladynian, Tommy, Languell, Rich- ard, Lunsiord, lanres, Martindale, Betty, Marxson, Virginia, Mathis, Hazel, McMillan, Mary Martha, Meadows, Rex, Row 61-Miller, Roger, Mitchell, Edwin, Norman, Paula, Norris, Earnest, Owens, Betty, Parham, Donald, Parker, Rose Marie, Pate, Lois, Patterson, Scotty, Pavey, Betty, Pemberton, Billy, Philpot, Melinda, Pitcher, David, Row 7 Polly. Doris lean, Pope, Wilma lean, Rarnbolt, lohn, Ritter, Anna, Router., Marvin, Rush, LeRoy, Rushton, luanrta, Sexton, Norma, Shrttlet, Harold, Shute, Raymond, Simmons, Paul, Srsco, Glenn, Skit-vin, Robert. Row 8 Smith, Robert, Stanton, losephine, Stanton, Alma lune, Stewart, Robert, Stewart, lames, Sylvester, Vxirlma, Szatkowskr, Donald, Waldon, Agnes, Walles, Harold, Wampler, Clifford, Wampler, loyce, Washington, Margaret, Vtfells, Katherine. Row 9 Williams, Robert, Wilson, Robert, Wood, Robert James, Wyatt, William, Terrell, Clifford, Thomas, Larry, Trrnkle, Doynetta, Tur- pin, Wanda, Vauqht, Robert, Hennon, io-Blo, Ratchtord, I. Barrymore, I-lomann, W. Chief, Plunk, Ophelia lane 38-, J' ag. 5 2 in . ,gf f' I :SHE ,..,. Qi? 535521 MN ,iff Q ? S -Q wi' J ,W-x ayiefwmwz Kd! 5 4 ' N 3, -. M Q A xg - by - :xi 4 A-1 2 ,, A. 4 4fQ.,,L , 'w11P1f1g.'g,f K ' ' ' ' A ' fl- -- . Q '-'- Q-ww M mfg -kwewymggwn gms. : SME-1, mf- wg. A M' - ' , Q kgfgg-f,X ,A y - -- .K . ' ,. w w - gh i ' H , 5 .h , iv,-if -1 S z '1f'Wfd-iff ' . KW new Ham www mm Q ,,,,.u W faiffww WM WW f iC gW,gM On the night of September 12, the Bloomington Panthers started their l94l football season by defeating the Bloomfield Cardinals by a big score, 28-U. The local boys, under superior coaching, performed like veterans. A week later, Central of Evansville, one of the strongest in the state, handed the Pan- thers their first defeat of the season. A much heavier team, the Bears defeated the Panthers 38-O. The following Friday night the Panthers journeyed to Sullivan. There they met the South's strongest team. The Purple and White managed to stay on even terms with the Arrows for a greater part of the first half. The Arrows then took to the air, and with a brilliant passing attack defeated the Panthers 43-7. Traveling to Washington, the Panthers, determined to make a come-back, steamrolled the Hatchets by a score of l2-O. On October 10, the Panthers returned to their own field to meet Linton Miners. The Panthers outplayed the Miners and defeated them 12-6. Doyle lean Chitwood Deal With victory in their hearts and football on their minds, the Panthers had little difficulty in white-washing the Columbus Bulldogs bv a score of 12-U. On October 22, New Castle invaded the Panthers' hunting ground, prepared forakill. But the mighty Panthers conquered the enemy 6-2. The Purple and White gridders then journeyed to Garfield where they played one of the best games of the season. Garfield was leading until the last quarter. The Panthers sharpened their claws and rallied to score two touchdowns and win 19-18. Closing their season, they played Booneville on Mumby Field. The Pioneers managed to edge out the Panthers l4-O. Booneville remained undefeated all season. At the end of the season Bloomington had a record of six wins and three losses. Clark Deal, fullback ace, was chosen by his team mates as the most valuable player on the team. Iim Walker, the smallest boy on the team, was elected to captain the i942 gridders. Floyd Edmonds Walker McConnell Drake Higgins Curry Carpenter FOOTBALL RESULTS Clark Deal, junior fullback, was named by his teammates the most valuable player of the year. His line-smashing and bullet passes accounted for a large percentage B. H. S. Opponents f B1 , T d f, t d Sept M7428 Bloomfield o ooming on scores an irs owns. Sept O Central KEVGHS7 Captain Rob Cook was an inspiration S t' 7 S H. ' to all his teammates, playing almost all QP 'C U Wfm i t ' 'cc ' o f every game. His aggressive spirit and Oct. --12 Washington ,,.,c keen sense of the game were much in Oct. f'el2 Linton ,,..i...,,,cc, evidence. GCT- 12 Columbus --- e Pete Poolitsan, sophomore quarterback, Oct. We 6 Newcastle .,... suffered a broken jaw the middle of the NOV- .fig Gm-field season and therefore was not in uniform N ,. 7-M O B -H when pictures were taken. Pete played Ol Oonevl 9 brilliant football prior to his injury. He will be a valuable ,asset in the coming season. L Stanton Siscoe Bartlett Hazel - ..,,. . .t 5 .. , K Q C i si., Branczm plays bull above Bosses heads. Twolvo lflfllllfl participated in the Bloomington sectional on Bulldogs carrying oil top honors. The Panthers lost their first e ville 3222. This was their tirst sectional loss in three years. Howl' : . ' . , ,, ROWZ ' BASKETBALL For their tirst year under the guidance of Coach lohn Brog- neaux, the varsity basketball team marked up a fairly successful sea- son. They won lO garnes in a schedule of 19 tor a season per! centage ot 555. Losing only four seniors this spring by graduation, the B. H. S. net squad is expected to do big and better things next year. Veterans who will return to the hardwood next winter to carry on the wars for Coach Brogneaux will be Howard Brinegar, Richard Brown, William Howe, Edward Manis, Ernest McGuire, Ted Reed, Williani Suhrheinrich, and larnes Walker. February 26-28, with the Monrovia ncounter ol the tourney to Martins ' S ig , 5, X E 155235 Q fx ' W X 'YA Egg? KX, wa wg.. QQ' ,J L we X1 U F E Rf ' Q 1 64 SECOND TEAM BASKET- BALL SQUAD ' Row 1--Bill Hill, Todd B r u c e , less Brinegar, Howard H o u s e, Torn Lloyd. Row 2' Pete Poolitsan, Gordon Hillenburg, Don Faris, Ernest McGuire, Bob Thompson. CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD Coach Tommy Deckard's inexperienced but improved cross country tearn this year copped the S. l. A. C. championship at Vincennes. Louie Long led the field of 43 runners to break the course record by l0 seconds. His time for the one and three-quarters mile was 8:25. Other B. H. S. runners placing were Beard, seventh, Elrod, tenthy Owens, twelfth: and Tudor, thirteenth. 1941 SEASON RECORD B. H. S. Opponents 30 Oct. 28 Gerstmeyer tTerre Hautel .......... 25 36 Nov. 5 Wiley tTerre Haute? ..... .. . ...... .IQ 33 Nov. 9 Howe tlndianapolisl . ...... ...22 43 'D T' Imv. l3 Yincennes . ................. .. 45 0 S. I. A. C. MEET AT INDIANAPOLIS 25 Nov. I8 Manual tlndianapolisl ............ 30 Central tlfvansvillel . .. 83 Bosse Clfvansvillel .. 86 Princeton ...................... ....... 9 2 Iasper ........... ..ll6 GOLF AND TENNIS With lim Cook and Todd Bruce, members of last year's S. I. A. C. champion golf team, re- turning to the links this spring, prospects for an- other strong Panther golf squad were very bright at the time the GOTHIC went to press. The tennis team will have only one returning veteran in Dick Buckner. Last year the tennis squad did not have a successful season, but it was hoped that this year new talent would be discovered. TRACK SQUAD Coach Tommy Deckard was looking forward to a successful season, with lettermen, Louis Long, Eugene Pittman, Gordon Elrod, Bill Tudor, Phil Cunningham, Forest Lemon, Herbert Beard, and Iim Owens returning to the cinder track. This year the Panther thinlies were defending champions in both the S. I. A. C. and the Petersburg Relays. The Purple thinlies opened their seasonon the local traetk' with Technical of Indianapolis on April l0, and were scheduled to meet Uni- versity School, Brazil, Howe of Indianapolis, and Garfield of Terre Haute before hanging up their spikesrgat the close of school. They also competed in the S. I. A. C. Meet at Vincennes, the Petersburg Relays, the Sec- tional, and the State. B-MENS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Row 1 -Bill Gifford, Dick Doyle, Eugene Pittman, Bill Hill, Dick Bartlett, Lonnie Branani, Bill Tudor, Forest Lemon, Harold Duncan, Gor- don Elrod, Tod Bruce. Row Z'--lenninqs Polley, l.nnny Owcns, lim Vxlalkei, Bob Drake, Bill McConnell, Louis Lonq, Kenny Curry, Robert Criswell, Howard King. Row 3 -Rex lean, Kenny Srisvorf, Pete Poolltsan, lim Cook, Phil Cunningham, Morris Chitwood, Geoiryo Carpenter, Zackie Bechtel, Keith Hazel, Rob Cook. Row 4 Herbert Board, 1, C, Floyd. WRESTLING SQUAD Grupplers in Action M. Chztwood, R. Hickani, W. Clxfford, K, Curryf 1. Polley, H, Kina. Bow If--H. Moore, 1. Moore, R. MClDLIHlGlS, 1. Pate, Bobbie Myers. mascot, 13. Souers, K. Hunter, M. Campbell, I. lacobs. Row 2 Asst. Coach Myers. Coach Muniby, 1. Treadway, Herb King, C. Vtfaldon, B. Shields, B. Fisher, A. Todd, 1. Finley, L. Ratchford, C. Voliva, R. Matlock, R. Ravchtord, W. Foddrill, H. Capshew, E. Brough, G. Cox, G. Wilson, M. Rushton, M. Burch, Z, Bechtel, 1. Gar- land, tnwanaqerl. After cornpletinq a very successful season of 10 wins and one tie, Coach Murnby's mat squad proceeded to the 1. U. Fieldhouse on February 19 to annex the state title. The Panthers cropped two firsts, two seconds, two thirds, and one fourth to total 32 points. Howard Kina, ll2fpounder, and Kenny Curry, 138 pounds, took individual titles. The second divi- sions were captured hy lenninqs Polley and Morris Chitwood. Max Rushton and Vtfilliam Gifford won third places. The fourth place was taken by William Shields. 7 CLU gi, fwvlll Q Q 5 H H easel 5 Elected on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and service, members of the National Honor Society can well be proud of the high honor bestowed upon them. Only fifteen per cent of those seniors with a scholastic ranking in the upper fourth of their class are eligible. Each spring three per cent of the Iunior class are elected. Seniors who attained membership in their junior year are: Esther Binkley, Elsie Cartwright, Doris Craig, Marv Esther Graves, Peggy Gross, Wilma Rae Hanna, Bob Hedrick, Sarah Krebs, and Lois McGee. The officers for this year are: Dick Mundy, president, and Peggy Gross, secretary. The sponsor is Miss Coffey. V- vt rloioiice f'lOlll1 ll Robert Ratrhloid Barlwara Nelle lolirisori Richard Herman Margaret Dodds Harold l lGIl1 'J'fl4 Richard Mundy Dennis Royalty Wilma l-tae Hannpi Peaay Gross Kill! fjiiii' Boyd Stuidev Tl FV.: lariios lluiizylir , -l-RQKIG' Tnrasner Esther Finlzlew' l'tfc1ryl,fv1slf'1fl.1 Mrs.i'fli1E is Ann Abbat Martha Miller 'Wilma lean Cracra' 'SN ' sY?'iK.Q- x-1-gg .L NATIONAL THESPIAN DRAMATIC HONOR SOCIETY With higher requirements for Thespians than any other school in the nation, Thespian Troupe 142, Bloomington High School's chapter of the national honorary dramatic society, this year has a larger membership than ever before in its history. Each candidate for membership must have participated in five one-act plays. Student Thespians coach one-act plays and work with make-up, thus receiving practical training. Activities for the club this year have included a rummage sale, a banquet- initiation, and a one-act play. The play, Not Quite Such a Goose, was given at a pay convocation on March 19. The cast included Kay Smith, Howard House, Martha Miller, Boyd Sturdevant, and Wilma Rae Hanna. Impromptu plays have been featured at the meetings. The officers are: Peggy Gross, president: Dick Mundy, vice-presidentp Florence Routen, secretary-treasurer: Mrs. Childs, sponsor. Twelve students this year made Quill and Scroll, international honorary or- ganization for high school journalists. The qualifications for Quill and Scroll membership are high: outstanding achievements in journalism, scholastic ranking in the upper third of the class, junior or senior class standing, and recommendation by the sponsor. The club has had jolly parties, held on occasions such as initiations. Known as the Charles A. Wells Chap- ter, the local society benefits from its affiliation with the national organiza- tion by receiving the Quill and Scholl magazine, by national newspaper con- tests, and by individual writing contests. Members who have Won honorable mention in the individual contests are: Florence Routen, Mary Emma Rush, Mary Esther Graves, and Lois Ander- son. The sponsor is Mr. Stubbs. Top Row--julian McConnell, lrnogene Young, Sarah Krebs, PeggyGross. Row 2 -Lois Anderson, lean Speer Row 3--Betty Morgan, Mary Esther Graves. Row 4-Mary Ernrna Rush, Retha Maudlin Florence Routen, Charles Hornann. Row I---Millie Beaumont, Mary Esther Graves, Lois Anderson, Mary Emma Rush, Florence Bouten. Row 2 -Bettelou Richardson, Retha Maudlin, Betty Morgan, Imogene Young, Peggy Cross, Charles Hamann. Row 3-fBill Norman, lean Speer, Sydney Brooks, Wilma Bae Hanna, loann Wagner. Row 4'--Mr Stubbs, Dennis Royalty, Charles Farr, Sarah Krebs, Phyllis Freeman. Row 5' -Mr. Stradling, lack Gray, julian McConnell, Manuel Tzouanalcjs, Clyde Sumner, Eva Richard- son. PROSCENIUM PLAYERS How B. H. S. could buy a new cyclorama for the stage was a problem until the production of Ever Since Eve , a three-act comedy, presented by the Proscenium Players in February. The officers are: Bob Ratchford, president, Io Ann Pierson, vice-president, Ann Abbitt, secretary, Harold Hancock, treasurer. The sponsors are Mr. Ashbaucher, Mrs. Childs, Mr. Farrow and Miss Slates. Row 1- Frank Tolbert, Edna Matthews, Vera Adams, Mary Lois Eads, Maxine Lomax, Peggy lo Bartlett, Patsy Thrasher, Rosalie Rich- ards, Retha Maudlin, Florence Routen, Ann Abbett, Barbara Nelle lohnson, Betty Russell, Betty Vest, Marguerite Clark, Willard Smith. Row 2--Patty Borland, Wilma Rae Hanna, Patsy Netcott, Thekla Thrasher, Imogene Young, Leona Brown, Esther Binkley, Armina Car- ter, Marge Burns, Dorothea Adams, Betty Golden, Mary Esther Graves, Ann Lee Carter, Ted Fox, Dave Edingion, George Langwell. Row 3--W'ilma lean Cracraft, Marge Benckart, Martha Miller, Betty Nash, Io Ann Pierson, Colleen Croy, Katheryn Robertson, Morris Romine, Bill Vlampler, Nancy Uland, Betty Lou Pennington, Margaret Dodds, Peggy Gross, Howard House. Row 4--Dick Hennon, Bob Ratchford, loe Young, Don Beikman, P. G. Shawver, Larry Ratchford, Patty Mitchell, Dorothy lackson, D01- othy Chltwood, Nancy Howe, Barbara Atkins. Row 5---Max Bender, Iimmy Humphrey, Roger Miller, Boyd Sturdevant, Hal Hancock, Dick Mundy, Bob Hedrick, lack Gray, loe Thomp- son, lulian McConnell, Don Trueblood, Tod Bruce. ACCORDION CLUB low 1--Thaetta Stevenson, Mary Lou Hetherington, Laura lean Stefke, Alma lune Livingston, Barbara lean Speer. low 2--Betty lean Rene, Margie Weimer, Helen Claire lones, Patsy Melton, Mr. Armstrong Sweet strains of music flowing from the cafe- teria during the third period tell students that a meeting of the Accor- dion Club is in session. The officers for the second semester are: Mary Lou Hetherington, president a n d I e a n Stefke, Vice-president. The sponsor is Mr. Arm- strong. STUDENT COUNCII. OFFICERS Mr Templeton, adviserg Leona Brown, recording secretaryy Mrs. Krueger, adviser: Tod Bruce, treasurer Mar one Burns, corresponding secretary, Barbara Nelle Iohnson, vice-president Dick Mundy, president. STUDENT COUNCIL Realizing the need of the cooperation of schools in the war effort, the Student Council last December established a booth in the front hall, where defense stamps were sold to students and teachers. Thus the Student Council started a campaign to place B. H. S. actively in the ranks of those pledged to defeat the Axis. Other war activities followed. With the proceeds from one of the sport dances held by the Student Council, a Defense Bond was purchased for the Council of 1952. Urging all organizations to contribute, the Student Council also supervised the collection of Waste paper. The Defense Stamp, an all-school dance was sponsored by the Student Council on March 27, with Don Phillips' band, Well-known in Southern Indiana, playing. The Council also held sports dances following football and basketball games. With other organizations, the Council has had charge of tea dances given after school on Friday afternoons. This year the Executive Committee of the Council attended the annual convention of the Indiana Association of Student Councils, which met in Anderson. Those attending the convention were: Dick Mundy, Barbara Nelle Iohnson, Marge Burns, Leona Brown, lack Davis, Catherine Fox, Deniese Thom, Billy Mason, Lavelle Boubadeaux, and Roger Miller. The officers for this year are: Dick Mundy, president: Barbara Nelle Iohnson, vice- presidentp Leona Brown, recording secretaryp Marge Burns, corresponding secretary: and Tod Bruce, treasurer. The sponsors are Mr. Templeton and Mrs. Krueger. STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1 loan Ambrose, Betty Robinson, Norma Adams, Patty Borland, Marilyn Marxson, Rosalie Richards, lune Norman, Norma Humphreys, Rose Marie Clines, Virginia Marxson. Row 2 Roger Miller, Le Valle Roubadeaux, Wilma Sylvester, Erma Chestnut, Rose Sturgeon, Peggy Adams, Armina Carter, Olena Martin, Marjorie Minton. Row 3--Marvin Chandler, Ray Phelps, Rex Crouch, Ralph Templeton, Bud Everly, Ray Matlock, Bill Mason, Bob Beatty, Fred Dunihue. Row 4 -'Bud Brown, loe Thompson, Dick Crowe, Guy Fish. t I Row 1 lean Hart, Margaret Stedron, Mary Lois Eads, Maxine Lomax, Rose Marie Clines, Catherine Fox, loan Alexander, Mar- garet Sipes, Betty Cline, Marjorie Burns, Leona Brown, Rebecca Winslow, Mary Esther Graves, loan lamison, Betty Myers, Row 2 'George Languell, Don Helton, Ted Fox, Marjorie Starr, Jeanne Pruett, Martha Brummett, Marjorie Dixon, Sarah Krebs, Sally Leonard, Deniese Thom, Lawrence Curry, Bill McNamara. Row 3 Don Trueblood, Bob Ratchtord, P. G. Schawver, Charles Farr, lennings Polley, Fred Sargent, Bill Gifford, Charles Bruce, Dick Mundy, Bill Hill. Row 4---joe Wooton, lack Davis, E. I. Bruton, Clyde Sumner, Boyd Sturdevant, Bill McConnell, Dick Bartlett, lim Cook, Pete Poolitsan. BLUE TRI SENIORS Row 1 - Marge Benc- kart, Kay Smith, Imo- gene Young, Erma Eas- terday, Alma Cham- bers, Esther Binkley, Betty Lou Pennington, G l a d y s Bauer, Mar- garet S e l z e r, Kitsy Swain, Phyllis Free- man, Eva Richardson, Wilma Rae Hanna, Bonnie Dalton, Virginia Wininger, Bette Rose, Mary O'Bannon, Ruth lsom, Thelma Owens. Row 2' D o ri s Craig, Marjorie Faulkner, Eu- nice Pittman, Margaret l Curts, Martha Brum- rnett, lean Skirvin, Betty Patton, Mary Margaret Dixon, loan Everly, Katie Fox, loann Wagner, Betty Russell, Maxine Smedley, Martha Fytte Mary E. Graves, Katie Lunn, Mildred Chandler. Row 3-Mary Bell, Millie Beaumont, Velma Wells, Laura Stetke, Lois Anderson, Betty Cline, Ann Lee Carter, Ruth Bartlett, Betty Lou Richardson, Retha Maudlin, Florence Routen, Peggy Gross, Barbara Nelle lohnson, Dorothea Adams, Gail Parr. Row 4-Margaret Brashaber, Margie Lomax, Flo Rice, Dorothy Burns, Mary K. Williams, Doris Robertson, Sarah Krebs, Doris Shields, lean Speer, Margaret Dodds, Evelyn Bullock, Iuanita Smith, Rosemary lohns, Betty Parham, Betty Spaulding. Row 5-Rebecca W'inslow, Kitty Lee Brown, Peg Peters, Mary Shough, Barbara Hickam, Row 6-Charlotte Curry, Dot Ryan, Angelina Piatf, Marie McCord, Cliarmain Thompson, Ruth Thomas, Lucille Fogleman, Ruth Helton, Lois McGee, Irene Garland, Betty Richardson, Anna Mary O'Connor, Betty lo Henbest, Eleanor Parker. BLUE TRI IUNIORS How 1'--Phyllis Nelson, Ollie Bennett, Margaret Barrow, Betty Morgan, Audrey Lawrence, Betty Hamm, Mary Emma Rush, loy Lentz, Maxine Lomax, Alice McGuire, Betty Stansbury, Betty Crider, Mary Lois Eaols, Vera Adams, loanna lamison, Kathryn Crawford, Ruby McCullough. Row 2- Barbara Adams, Patsy Netcott, Margaret Binkley, Deloris Miller, Martha Lou Wilkie, Alberta Heaton, Colleen Croy, Margaret Wilson, Hazel Roberts, Margaret Hayes, Earlana Voshell, Mary Carter, Betty Burks, Lois McCullough, Mary Lee Adams, Ruth Miller, Elma Neal. Row!! Betty Myers, Ann Abbett, Betty Iohnson, Marjorie Burns, Betty Lanam, Betty Swift, Clara lei! ters, Mary Lou Martin, M a r j o r i e Schneider, Estella Gillett, Velma Martin, Virginia Tuttle, Frances Elrod, lda Mae Morrison, Betty Haley, Dorothy Lantz. Row 4, -Mary Lou Beard, Maxine Moser, Mary Elizabeth Hyde, Margaret Funkhouser, Louise Sylvester, Helen Logsden, Ioyce Gines, Maxine Bunger, Mary Frances Hazel, Betty Vest, Marguerite Clark, Clara Propheter, Mar- garet Sipes, Ioann Alexander. BLUE TRIANGLE CABINET l Seated -4- Esther Binkley, Peggy Gross, Florence Routen, Miss Mar- tin, sponsor, and Miss Stanford, sponsor. Standing- Betty Cline, Marjorie Burns, Barbara Nelle johnson, Lois Anderson, Margaret Curts, Alma Chambers. I BLUE TRIANGLE Against a background of flags waving in an artificial breeze sat four rows of white-clad girls on the B. H. S. stage. In front, another girl in white spoke earnestly to a crowded audience of students on the subject of patriotism. Following this came more talks, the recital of poems, a beautiful solo, and several patriotic selections by the entire girl chorus. This was the convocation held by the Blue Triangle in February. The Blue Triangle's biggest social event was a Mother-Daughter banquet, given in March, at which fifteen girls were awarded service rings. The following received rings: Esther Binkley, Margaret Curts, Peggy Gross, Dorothy Burns, Dorothea Adams, Maxine Srnedley, Betty Cline, Mary Esther Graves, Lois Anderson, Barbara Nelle johnson, Bonnie Dalton, Peggy Peters, and Imogene Young, seniors, and Mary Lee Adams and Marjorie Burns, juniors. The girls have some never-to-be-forgotten parties. They held a Get-Acguainted Potluck and a Halloween party last fall. CAt Christmas time, however, they decided to forego their annual Yule party and bought oranges to put into Christmas baskets for the poor, instead? In February there was a chili supper, at which they auctioned off white elephants. The Blue Triangle table in the front hall attracts swarms of students and teachers at 3:00 and 4:00 o'clock every afternoon. Part of the proceeds from these sales estab- lishes a scholarship to Indiana University for one semester to be awarded a Blue Tri girl at Commencement. The biggest project which the library sponsored this year was the celebration of Book Vtfeek, November Z-9. The theme was Forward with Books. Cn April 9, Mrs. leanette Covert Nolan, dis- tinguished local author, spoke for the Senior High convocation. Approximately seven hundred new books have been added to the library this year. The librarian is Miss Hauser. LIBRARY STAFF Elsie Cartwright, Charlotte Curry, Ruth Criswell, Ioann Wagner, Miss Haus- er, Dick Buckner, Virginia Wininger, Charlotte Under- wood, Betty Rose, Tommy Owens, Dick Bartlett, Kit- ty Lee Brown, loan Pier- son. Row 1--lack Cravens, Howard Camphell, Emmet Wampler, Phil Tudor, Harry McGlocklin, Willard Smith, Bill Tudor, Dick Doyle, Bill Elliott, Henry Daniel, Mr. Wonnell, spon- sor. Row 2-- -George Chambers, Sidney Brooks, Bill McCon- nell, Glen Dorton, Manuel Tzouanakis, Bob Kerr, Bill W a m ple r , Earl Eberle, Keith Hazel, David Bor- land, Eugene Pittman. Row 3 -Carl Daggy, Louis Maire, Bill Carrell, lohn Nash, Iohn Langley, Clyde Sumner, Carl May, Richard Lee, Gordon Hillenburg, Don White. RADIO CLUB One ot the newest clubs ot B. H. S., the Radio Club is directing its activities toward the building and servicing of radio receivers ot both the standard and short wave type. Granted an amateur radio station license by the Federal Communications Commission in Wash- ington, D. C., the club received the call letters WQBSC. The officers this year are: Bill Carrell, president: Bill McConnell, vice-presidentg and Clyde Sum- mer, secretary-treasurer. SILVER TRIANGLE With parties, picnics, and banquets on the social calendar for this year, the Silver Tri girls enjoyed a variety of get-togethers. Scheduled for May ll was a Mother-Daughter Banquet and the installation of officers. The girls held a picnic in April, a joint party with the Freshman-Sophomore Hi-Y Club in March, and an initiation party in February. First semester activities were clirnaxed by a Christmas party and potluck. On another occasion, in October, they hiked out to Lockridge's Campfire for a picnic. Outstanding among the third period programs were a round table discussion on manners and talks by Miss Hauser and Miss Dunn. Officers are: Eloise Cox, presidentg Patsy Thrasher, vice president: Peggy Adams, secretary: Beryl Bowler, treasurer. Program chairmen for the year have been Hannah Records and Peggy lo Bartlett, and the social chairmen, Martha Miller and Mary Lou Hetherington. The sponsors are Miss Brengle and Miss Le Saulnier. Row 1---Rosalie Richards, Patsy Thrasher, Betty French, Harriette Elder, llene Williams, Peggy lo Bartlett, Margaret Ann Myers, Rose Marie Ryan, Martha Miller, Leona Brown, Doris lean Cole, Marjorie Colbert, Kathryn lohnson, Catherine l-lollars, Wanda Groves, Elizabeth Walker, Peggy Parham, Marjorie Minton, Betty Ann Tudor. Row 2 ----' Martha lohnson, Beryl Bowler, Evelyn Delford, Betty Ruth Love, Martha Koons, Thelcla Thrasher, Lou Alice Binkley, Eva Kompst, lean Lemon, Mary Lou l-letherington, Susie Wampler, Rebekah Bruton, Patsy Fowler, Margaret Miller, Ellen Lentz, Phyllis Brummett, Betty Archer, Betty Phillips, Ioanna Brashaber, Arrnina Carter. Row 3 Barbara Isom, Peggy Ann Hall, leanne Duffield, Kate Lycas, Etta Bond, Christine Crane, lerry Owens, Deniese Thorn, Betty Golden, Phyllis Williams, Martha St. Clair, Madonna Arnett, Eloise Cox, Marian Whaley, Hannah Records, Virginia Weaver. Row 4-Mildred Lavender, Carolyn Wood, Ruth Propheter, Peggy Potter, Betty June Smith, loann Pierson, Peggy Adams, Rose Sturgeon, Betty Rome, Barbara Buckner, Dorothy Minett, Gladys Wallace, Miss Le Saulnier, Miss Brengle. Row Row Row Row Row Row 1----Miss Ferger. Peggy Peters, Catherine Fox, Lois Anderson, Betty Cline, Alma Chambers, Katie Lunn, Marge Benckart, Doris Craig, Barbara Nelle Iohn- son, Flo Rice. Row 2 George Stultz, Kitty Lee Brown, Betty lohnson, Mary Elizabeth Hyde, Sarah Krebs, Lois McGee. Marie McCord, Betty Spaulding, Thelma Owens, Elnore Pai- ker. ROW 3 - - Charles Hornann, Iohn Treadway, lmogene Young, Peggy Gross, Bill Wanipler, Dick I-Iennon, Dick Mundy, Winston Iones, Bob Fisher. Row 4 -H Gerald Sargent, Paul Wible, Iulian McCon4 nell, Bob Hedrick, Paul Dyer, Herbert King, George Languell. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Since America has entered the war, the International Belations Club has conducted some lively discussions on world affairs. l-loldinq a panel discussion modeled on the radio program Town Hall of the Air, club members discussed Union Now with Britain at a convocation on February 25, 26, with the audience participating. Officers for this year are: Charles l-lomann, president: Sarah Krebs, vice-presidenty and Paul Dyer, secretary-treasurer. The club sponsor is Miss Ferger. NATIONAL SCIENTIFIC HONOR SOCIETY V Featured this year among the activities of the N. S. H. S., local chapter of the Iunior Academy of Science, was a big banquet and dance held on Ianuary 28. The officers are David Borland, president: Wayne Iudah, vice-presidentp Millie Beau- mont, secretary: Iuanita Tones, treasurer, and Mr. Williams, sponsor. Rebekah Bruton, Ann Loo Carter. Nancy Uland, Mlilie Beaumont, Ruth Thomas, Charmain Thompson. limmie Humphrey, Marge Burns, Mary Esther Graves, Eunice Pittman. Don Beiknian, Wayne Iudah, Iinimy Clay, Betty Dodds. Phil Shawver, Don Blackwell, Ann Abbett, Iohn lohnson. ta ones 5 Standing Marguerite Clark, Patsy Netcott, Kathryn Robertson, Marry Lee Adams, Louis Long, Bill Carrell, David Boiland, Iuani I , Arniina Carter, Thekla Thrasher, Alice McGuire, Maxine Lomax, Mr. Williams, Einia Easterday, Ruby McCullough. TALENT CLUB Row 1- 'Marian Keller, Peggy 1-lays, Marcella Chandler, Elizabeth Walker, Ilene W'rll1ams, Alberta Patton, lrma Chestnut, Lois Douthrtt, Charlotte I-lollars, Barbara Dorsey, Batty Engledow, Paul Buchanan, Fred Dunihue, lohnny Rainbolt, Hairy Douglas, Row 2-- Laura Stefke, Alma Livingston, Betty Lou Pennington, Eileen tones, Mary Esther Graves, Martha Ryffe, Betty Russell, Peggy Parham, I. D. Miller, Helen Glascce, Margaret Doub, Eleanor Borland, Ruth Hazel, Marojrie Colbert, Marjcrie Minton, Betty Nash, Sara Criswell, Mrs, Atkins. Row 3--'Carolyn Ntfoods, Vtfilma Adams, Ierry' Owens, Kathryn Lycas, Ioyce Ginos, Esther Bmkley, Arrritna Carter, Rebekah Bruton, The-IA ma Bales, lean Frala, Pat Melton, Ruby McCullough, Louise Corbin. Row 4 Charles Nikirk, Robert Hudson, Donald Neal, lim Layrnon, Dean Galloway, Prank Henderson, Frances Elrod. Singers, dancers, and musicians from the lunior and Senior Talent Clubs entertained the high school in convocations on December 10 and ll in true vaudeville style. Officers for the Senior Talent Club are: Iimmy Laymon, president: Ruby McCullough, vice-president, and Laura lean Stefke, secretary-treasurer. The Iunior Talent Club has the following officers: Armina Carter, president, Louise Corbin, vice-president, and Peggy Ann Hall, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Atkins sponsors both clubs. 0 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Row 1- George Teague, Robert Miles, George Langley, Ross Floyd, Clifford McConnell, Eugene Bough, Mr, larnes. Row 2-f Curtis Foster, Dana Crohn, Marion Sharc, 'Thomas Benefiel, Vtfendell Brinson, Dale Kirk. Row 3 Rodney Brown, Donald Dittemore, l-larola Moore, Allen White. Corn huslcing contests, mak- ing trips to orchards, building machine shops, and raising baby chicks include some of the many activities of the local chapter of the Future Farmers. Officers of the club are: Rob- ert Miles, president: Eugene Baugh, vice-president, Curtis Foster, secretaryp Harold Moore, treasurer: and Dana Crohn, re- porter. Mr. lames is the sponsor. 'mls miff iifxl it ff Sf IUNIOR- SENIOR HI-Y Row 1-Dick Hennon, George Stultz, Gerald Sar- gent, Dudley Colbert, lack Bruner, lim Owens, Howard King, Grover Wal- ters, Dick Buckner, Howard House, Mr. Brogneaux. Row 2 -'lack Davis, Bobert Burris, Dick Mundy, Charles Homann, David Wininger, Morris Romine, Orval Whaley, Winston lones, Ernest McGuire, Louis Long, lohn Nash. Row 3 Boyd Sturdevant, lames Mathis, Bob Hedrick, Sydney Brooks, Bob Cook, Bill Norman, lulian McConnell, Hal Hancock, Dick Bartlett, Dennis Royalty, HI-Y CLUB When the Hi-Y boys returned from the Older Boys' Conference at Kokomo last Novem- ber, they proudly announced that they had succeeded in bringing next year's convention to Bloomington. The boys who attended the convention Were: Morris Bomine, lim Owens, lack Davis, George Stultz, Manuel Tzouanakis, lulian McConnell, Glen Graves, Iames Mathis, Bobert Cavaness, and Milton Pearcy. On April lO, the Federation president and the three club presidents went to lndian- apolis for the Hi-Y Presidents' Conference. A Father-Son Banquet, chili suppers, basketball parties, and potlucks were included among the social activities of the individual clubs this Year. At their regular meetings the clubs heard outside speakers, conducted Bible studies, and saw movies. Officers of the Federation are: Dick Mundy, president: Bob Cook, vice-president: lim Mathis, secretary: Charles Farr, treasurer: and Mr. Mathis, sponsor. Iunior-Senior Hi-Y Club officers are: Hal Hancock, president: Iack Davis, vice-presi- dent: Dick Hennon, secretary: Herbert Beard, treasurer: and Mr. Brogneaux, sponsor. Freshman-Sophomore Hi-Y Club officers are: Don Helton, president: Billy Salmon, vice- president: Phil Warrick, secretary: lohn Day, treasurer: David Gray, sergeant-at-arms: and Mr. Vaughn, sponsor. Torch Club officers are: Dick Languell, president: Don Parham, vice-president: Bob Stewart, secretary: Nyle Denny, treasurer: and Mr. Myers, sponsor. Row 1 Mr. Vaughn, Glen Graves, Russel Retzlait, Chester Frame, lohn Day, Morris Pruett, Don Blackwell, George Griasby, lack Krebs, Bill Mason, Bob Boaty. Row Z Rob Eaton, loo Raale, Ralph Templeton, Don Deckard, Bill Salmon, lim McMillan, loe lllLlOlT1lDS'Yl, Don Halton, Georao Lanquell. Row 3 Glen Sparks, Wayne Livingston, Robert Qsmon, lim Clay, Bob Drummond, Phil Warrick, Ralph Elite, Don Truoblood. FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE HI-Y TORCH CLUB Row I Mr. Mytris, 'l'c,m Laflynian, Robert Smith, Harry Douglas, Robert Wilson, lohn Haydock, Bob Steward, Bob Thickstun Doran May, Rolf Crzrlq, liavolle Roubadeaux. Row 2 Nyle Donny, Eririits Lukas., timmy Lunsford, Kenneth Fisher, Milton Pearcy, Stuart Duncan, Don Parham, Richard Crab tree. Row 3 Robert Snyrlf 1, loft Murphy, Kenneth McDonald, Roger Miller, Marvin Routen, Richard Kinser, Earl Davis, Robert Fleet Wood. Row 4 Maurice Randall, David Gray, lohn Declcarcl, David Welch, Roy Graves, Robert Cavaness, Karl Franzman. ggi fx w ,,f 'x, I 5 E7 Q i M F ? 7 M l 1l , W QM if ,gf 'R -Q' Y .-U W' Q'23'M4 M M, I 35 QMSFQE V M 45- -'Naffi1 fi Q., 4151 ' . 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Occasionally the artists hike to some attractive spot in Bloomington and make a few sketches. The officers are: Alma Chambers, president: Betty Cline, vice-president, Grace Kimmett, secretaryp Iohn Crane, treasurery and Mrs. Baab, sponsor. PROIECTORS CLUB Boys who operate the movie machine in 325, the members of the Projectors Club, would not give up their job to anyone. Besides seeing B. H. S.'s best movies, they receive training in a profitable vocation. The proceeds from Two Bright Boys, a pay movie sponsored by the club in March, were applied to a fund for setting up a loud speaker system in the auditorium. Mr. Ashbaucher is the sponsor. Ceorge Grigsby, Gerald Beyers, George Stultz, Bondy Bidwell, Bill Norman, P. G. Shawyer, less Brinogar, Dennis Royalty, lack Cravens, Phil Wible, Sanford Drake, limmy Eads, Billy Sare and Lorin Ashbaucher . DRILL CORPS Row 1eeMorris Roniinc, Harold Duncan, lohn Nash, Richard Hickarn, Charles McConnell, Row 2 --Bud Koepky, Allen Chitwood, Marion lacobs, Tom Lloyd, lirn Walker, Phil Cunningharri, Ted Reed, Bill Suhrheinriclr, lennings Polley, lack Livingston, 'Sick Buckner, Dudley Colbert, lack Minton. ROW 3 M.inuel 'l'z1:v11irr1iik1s, Grover Walters, Robert Koontz, Allen Bruner, Bill Hinkle, 11111 Owens, Bill lirll, Gordon Hilloiilpurq, Walter' Pearson, Pete Poolitsan, Howard House, Maynard Peterson, Bob Dixon, Walter ljagleson, Bob Keller. Row 4 Don Rausch, Floyd Denny, Glen Graves, lirn Powell, Forrest Lemon, Don Shiilet, Boh Thompson, Roberts Powell, Dick Faris, Phil Warrick, Charles Farr, Bill Hendrix, lim Miller, George Lycos, Bob Hardy. Row 5 Iirnniy Clay, Dale Swrriford, Charles Nikirk, Don Helton, Wayne lohnson, Gerald Sargent, Fred Sargent, Bill Pemberton, George Welch, Allen White, Bob Barr, I. C. Garland, Chester Frame. How G Forest Higgins, lingerie larnison, lrrle Livingston, lack Bruner, Richard Hrnnin, Allen Vfells, Bob lohnson, Bob Drake, Bill Shank, John Tzouanrks, I, W. Fleener, Paul Davis, loe Ferguson, Robert Owens, Calvin Suniinitt, Morris Pruett. How 7---Bob Koontz, toe Wootan, Grover Walters, Letone Wood, Paul Sanders, Dick Vickory, Dick Pittman, Roy Neal, Bill Fleetwood, Bob Rrsher, Paul Wfrrnrler, lack Gray, David Wrnrnger, Talrnadge Hawkins, Mr, Deckard. Attentior1l Forward IllCtIClllH cornrirands Captain Richard Hickarn, and six squads ot soldiers swing into step. Since war was declared, the nrernbership in the Drill Corps has jumped from thirtvetive to eighty-five boys. Officers of the Corps are Richard Hickam, captain, succeeding lohn Nash, Morris Rornine, Phil Cunningham, Harold Duncan, Tom Lloyd Forest Higgins, Howard House, and Charles McConnell, lieutenants. Non-cornnrissioned officers are: George Lycas. lennings Polley, Robert Barr, Manuel Tzouanakis, lack Livingston and Dick Buckner. The sponsor is Mr. Deckard. IUNIOR GIRL RESERVES Follow, follow the gleam , sing the lunior Girl Reserves, seventh and eighth grade rnernhers oi the Girl Reserves organ- ization. including among the cluhs social activities were a Christmas party, a St. Patricks Day tea dance, and a combined picnic and hike. Officers are: Dorothy lackson, president, Patty Mitchell, vice-president, Virginia Maxson, secretary, and Dorothy Chitwood, treasurer. The sponsors are Miss McAninch and Miss Caplinger. Row le-Martha Sue Underwood, Norma Adams, Virginia Marxson, Waneta lackson, Wrlnia Waddell, Martha Lewis, Iune Norrnan, Ioan Iackson, Betty Thickstun, Ioanne Mason. Row 2 'Ioan Buckner, Betty Sue Bartlett, Marilyn Marxson, Nornrr Humphrey, loyce McAdams, Nancy Howe, Wanda Sparks, Dorothy Chitwood, Dorothy lackson. Row 3' Sarajane Heistand, Kath- leen Deern, Eleanor Borland, Do- lores Boltrnghouse, Barbara Robin- son, Patricia Skrrvin, Patty Mitchell, Marilyn Thompson, Patsy Melton. How 4 Peggy Fowler, Evelyn Noel, Helen Martin, Mary Gontelmfln. Lillian Morrison, Miss McAninch, Miss Caplinger. COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commercial Club presented B. H. S.'s first afternoon dance of the year, the Ed and Co-Ed Hop, on December lO. As the social feature for the second semester they held a hilarious skating party at the Airport Roller Rink. Outside speakers, quizzes and a Christmas party in the cafeteria have been featured in their programs. The officers are: Mary Lois Eacls, president: lim Cook, vice-president, Ioan Alexander, secre- tary: Bill Newton, treasurer, Miss Unger and Mr. McAdams, sponsors. Betty Vest and Retha Maudlin have headed the program and social committees, respectively. Row 1-Mary Hazel, Rose Marie Ryan, Retha Maudlin, Florence Routen, Mr. Mc- Adams, Bettelou Richardson, Evelyn Bullock, lean Speer, Ioan Alexander, Mary O'- Bannon, Miss Unger. Row 2 - Betty Vest, Ilene Williams, Velma Wells, Mar- garet Ann Myers, Betty Pat- ton, Margaret Selzer, Ioann Everly, Mary Lois Eads, Olena Martin, Colleen Brun- er, 'Tava Bruner. Row 3 -- Don Mercer, Ioe Kennedy, Maxine Bunger, Geraldine Watts, Hazel Funkhouser, Betty Richard- son, luanita Smith, Mary Carter, Maxine Smedley. Row 4--Grover Walter, lim- my Eads, lim Cook, Harry McGlocklin, Bill Newton, George Chambers. Row 1 - Madeline Peace, Iimmie Humphrey, Max Ben- der, Betty Cline, Mary Lou Martin, Kitsy Swain, Rondy Bidwell, Mary Katherine Fox, Wilma Rae Hanna, Eva Richardson, Rebecca Find- ley, Betty Myers, Mary Lee Adams. Row 2-Earl Eberle, David Wininger, lack Cravens, George Stultz, Alma Cham- bers, Marjorie Starr, Melba Engledow, Irma Graebe, Margie Myers, Phyllis Free- man, Betty Harrell, Thelma Owens, Barbara Adams, Ann Abbett. Row 3-Roger Miller, Wil- liam E. Norman. Marjorie Benckart, Florence Routen, Retha Maudlin, Betty Lou Richardson, Evelyn Bullock, lean Speer, Lois McGee, Betty Spaulding, Mr. Conn. Row 4- Bob Hedrick, Louis Maire, Peggy Peters, Kay Smith, Ruth Thomas, Char- main Thompson, Margaret Hayes, Sanford E. Drake, Betty Io Henbest, Eleanor Parker, Dennis Royalty, CAMERA CLUB . Hollywood has nothing on B. H. S. The Camera Club, in collaboration with the senior class, this year is shooting an all-school movie featuring high school life and Monroe County activities. I A dark room has been equipped for this club, and the members are taught how to use it for developing films, etc. The officers are: Dennis Royalty, president: Marge Benckart, vice-president: Kay Smith, secretaryg Mary Lou Martin, treasurer: and Mr. Conn, sponsor. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB GIRLS ATHLETIC Doing their part to win the War, members ot the Home Economics Club sewed garments tor the Red Cross during most of their meetings the second semester. Social activities of the club included a Weiner roast last tall and a Christmas party with the P. F. A. in December. A MothereDaughter ban- quet is planned for this month. Otticers are Martha Wilkie, presidentg Evelyn Wright, vice-presidentg Beatrice Haley, secre-A tary: and Betty Haley, treasurer. The sponsor is Miss Taggart. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Q - 1 Row 1- Mary Whaley, Peg- I gy Parham, Kathleen Mc- Donald, Betty Sullivan, Ma- ry O'Bannon, Marge Burns, Peg Gross, Kathryn Lycas, Barbara Potter, Martha Stogsdill, Eilen Nash, Betty Nash, Ierry Owens, Martha Miller, Martha Koontz. Row 2 Hannah Records. Charmain Thompson, Dor- othy Douglas, luanzta Icnes, Thais Wyckott, I-larriette Ele der, Mrs. Weaver, Eunice Pittman, Deniese Thom, Dor- is Walters, ,Terry Moon, Marge Minton. How 3 - Yvonne Rowlette, Barbara Wampler, Charlotte Curry, Rose Marie Parker, Virginia Marxson, Opal Brinegar, Emma Haynes, Virginia Weaver, B o n nie Dalton, Helen Iones, Sally Leonard, Rose Marie Ryan, Kathryn Johnson, Iune Nor- Patsy Thrasher, Pla man, Rice, Alice McGuire, Mary Ann Gray. Row 4 - - Ruby McCullough, Frances Elrod, Celia Par- ham, Dorothy White, Fran- ces Kimmett, Pat Litten, lean Duttield, Susie Wampler, Bet- ty Engleman, M a r j o r i e Schneider, P a t s y Netcott, Pat Melton, Maxine Lomax. HOME ECONOMICS Row 1 Gladys Bauer, Katy Fox, Thelma Owens, Ollie Bennett, lean Skirvin. Row 2 Beatrice Haley, Ru- by Nunn, Esther Mathis, Dorothy Mull. How 3 ff Marjorie lackson, Mildred B a k e r, Marjorie Jones, Kathleen Hinkle, Doris Barrow, Elma Neal. Row 4 loann Wagner, Vir- ginia Plick, Mary Dewar, Virginia Gregg, Betty Haley, Ruth Helton, Hazel Roberts, Martha Lou Wilkie, Virginia Wininger, Betty Rose, Mar- tha Fytte, Bonnie Dalton. Row 5---Esther Wright, Ruth Miller, Ruth Bartlett, Mildred Frye, Mary Hollars, Pauline Boyer, Virginia Adams, El- nora Parker, Miss Taggart. ASSOCIATION Soccer, volleyball, and horseback riding in the tall, basketball, badrninton,and bowling in the winter, softball and horseback riding in the spring invite girls to ioin the G. A. A. Social activities ot the club included a pot- luck in the tall, a superstition party, a picnic, and a Mother-Daughter potluck. Also, the club held its annual sport dance in the tall. The otticers tor this year are: Eunice Pittman, presidentg Doris Craig, vice-presidentg l-larriette Elder, secretary, and Deniese Thom, treasurer. The sponsor is Mrs. Weaver. ....m.., A af 1 THE GOTHIC OF 1942 THANKS Airport Roller Rink Al Herrman, Ieweler Anice Davis Beauty Salon Arthur Day' Funeral Home A B. B. 61 I. Motor Freight, Inc. B. E. Curry Insurance Company Beem and Davis Cleaners and Tailors Bloomington Frosted Food Locker Bloomington National Bank Bloomington Paint and Wallpaper Co. Borton's Blossom Shop Boxman's Restaurant Burch Tire and Accessory Co. C. A. Pike Co., Inc. Carter 6 O'Haver Drugs Citizen Loan and Trust Co. City and Dixie Fruit Market Coleman's Grill Coombs Clothing Store C. R. Bartlett Store Cunningham Floral Shop Curry Coal and Supply Co. Cyril Cadieu. Insurance Dan Cohen Shoes Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. Ed Williams, Ieweler Ellis Floral Shop Estelle's Beauty Salon Evans Electric Company Faris Bros. Meat Market Fell Iron 61 Metal Co. Feltus Printing Co. First National Bank Fred G. Hitchcock. Insurance Friendle Beauty Shop F546 Sharp Music Co. F. V. Dixon. Watchmaker Godsey Cabinet Shop Gordon-Anderson Oil Co.. Inc. Gordon Bush Sales Griffith Motor Express. Inc. Harry Stevenson, Optometrists Havens Bros. Hays Super Market Heat Service Company, Inc. Home Laundry H. W. Cooper, Ieweler I. A. Howe Candy Company Iohnsons Creamery Co. I. R. Figg Wholesale Grocer THESE LOYAL BUSINESS MEN Kahn Clothing Co. Leonard's Cafe Lyons Drug Store May's Cale Medlam Furniture Co. Metzer-Black Lumber Co. Miller-Wohl Company Monroe County State Bank Moore's Pharmacy Nordberg Sign Advertising The Nurre Companies, Inc. Paul M. Strain, Optometrist Paul's Cozy Inn Pennington Wood Products Price Electric Co. Quality Ice Cream Co. Reeves Furniture Co. Rexall Drug Store Robbins Shoe Store Rone Music Company Rotruck's Cafe Co. C Roy Burns Wholesale Grocer R. 6 S. Boot Shop Schiff's Big Shoe Store Sherwin-Williams Paint and Color Style Hdq. Sim's Poultry House . South Side Service Station Southern Sporting Goods Store Spriggs Dairy Products, Inc Stoute's Pharmacy Sullivan's Clothing Store The Bouquet Shop The Cosler Bindery The Dairy Bar The Hitch-Rack The Party Shop The Vogue The Wigwam Thrasher Hardware Times Credit Iewelers Tovey Shoe Company Uland 6: Benckart Van Deman Cleaners and Tailors Wegmiller Lumber Co. Weir Funeral Home Wiles Drug Store B. W. Woodward Coal Company Woodward Insurance Workingmen's Federal Saving and Loan Assoc. Wylie's Furniture Co. 5 OUND managerial policies and long, successful experience have provided us with sufficient equipment, adequate personnel, and ample resources to render dependable service as artists and makers of fine printing plates. That you will be secure from chance, is our first promise. JAHN 8: OLLIER ENGRAVING CO. 817 Wes! Washington Blvd., - Chicago, Illinois 4 N 'NX wk ff ' - zmwgww uw RM 'Myw I x tl Wwgiiwf N X flX'yllxl'WlXR Q ' X. 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