Bloomington High School - Gothic Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1943 volume:

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RUSH - Editor-in-Chief CATHERINE FOX- Associate Editor MANUEL TZOUANAKIS - Business Manager wr ,X M-M, mm WX I Y S E ' ,gg wg, M AMQMW wzmw S . V7 . . f ,B ?E ,gg -BW , 2 2 V514 if 5 Q 5 2 5: 1 Q 4. .y V Z 3 I EQ Q . mf' ,351 , ,Q ,LwM- ,L 5 1 ,,M,,.,Q U H M, Q 5 'r ,fn hm, .nw :fs ,,. M E 2 , :.: -i v ml if Qmgg Z? is K Ghese Things Dominatea' Our Year Working a little bit more and playing a little bit less-this year brought the ordinary events of school life into prominence. Bloomington High School opened its doors to students and townspeople for special War Production Training Courses in arc welding, machine tool operation, and precision instrument reading. The Student Council, being the most representative club in the school, expressed through' its democratic princi- ples our ideas and ideals. The same enthusiasm, as in previous years, accompanied our athletic teams throughout their entire seasons. Com- pleting the picture were the people who participated in these events- the faculty and the students. -ls o T f O gf 'H y5L,L,7,wQ f5!L?R Kc .vw are df it f 4,t,'c-:l.?fNut 434324972 arm I 1 ' T Jr ? PM 'Que fl lim hyffcc W bi Ideas and Ideals i X Our country is at war, and we know more than ever that W2 must hold fast to our ideas and ideals, so that we may remain calm and condition ourselves for living in a. world at war, and for the post-war era. 0 . X Trades and Talents If , l -. This is the field in which we get a chance to express our vocational choices and our local talents. . P 3x Qpeople and Their Pursuits W Y Er It is the daily life of students in classes, in dramatics, in sports and in contests, sprinkled with fun and work that makes high school life a great adventure. Faculty and Friends 1 A friendly understanding faculty and a host of good friends-what more could a high school student wish from life? W 5:25. ,, '2 - L.. . gy A f, 5 f NWN. Q v Yagi? 1-1 W R X X Ng A Qa- ,gkg .. .,, iw: A K lk Q- LQ, ..f. , ,iff wg . wa M., fsgvm, -X., 1 L f5,9wwf,+es.wawM!W L' y -f 1 I 3' 0 1 . . mg. . Lkkl, ,ML . A , 'F , L I , 'Sim X z Q , WJ: 'if 5 3 This year B. H. S. High School life moved out of the old groove of constant hilarity and took on the appearance of a studious crowd of individuals at work. We were constantly aware of the loss of people whose faces we had been accustomed to seeing in our halls. The , first called from our faculty' into war service was cur own principal, Dr. Simon, who is now a Lieutenant Colonel in the Air Corps. Soon after we were called upon to give Mr. Wonnell and Mr. Cuddy. Adding a note of sobriety to the many prized awards in our trophy case was our Service Honor Roll, a grim reminder of those boys from our own ranks who have made the supreme sacrifice. Our curriculum took on a new picture with the addition of war courses. We began to offer aeronautics, welding, .machine tool operation, photography, trigonometry, and the course that our sore bodies will never forget-physical fitness. A g c Following the wishes of the leaders of A our nation, we organized a Victory Corps. A A rousing patriotic convocation started off the Victory Corps membership drive. Yes, 1943 was a different type of year for B. H. S. students, but with surprising speed and accuracy, the new war roles were filled. V l LT. COL.' DONALD L: SIMSN T W A at 47 an Q ,, M fm 4 ww.. wwf :gc YY, gi -Esffmev 3 gn mi? A f -4 ' gf, if ss' mei Q' Ex ia? fa N' ,-Q x- ii E 8 Cffew Classes---New Trades Taught Old familiar courses were supplemented by new classes and trades in direct preparation for war work. Pre-flight aeronautics and radio prepared boys for duty in the armed forces. Pan-American relations having become so important, Spanish was added to the foreign language curriculum. The Home Economics Department undertook two new projects this year. During the first semester two classes in nutrition were offered to parents of children whom the health department found undernourished. The second semester an exchange unit went into effect with the girls being taught how to make Victory Gardens, and the boys being tutored in nutrition. Annual physical examinations were re- quired, and one of the contributing factors of the physical fitness program was calisthenics. The Industrial Department offered class- es from four o'clock in the morning until midnight, in blueprint reading, machine tool operation, welding, drafting, and precision instrument reading. War geography and current events came to the fore in the social sciences, and new war developments were discussed in science classes. Keyed to new and better methods of learning, students of B. H. S. graduate into the definite positions for which they have been prepared. .nan-nn-n WWWWM f ig? RSM N, W . wx 4: U 1' ffm wr c 34,4 Q .ms A D. L qw Q lu--f 'l mf W wwf, 2 ,i z Our Part In The Victory Program Knitting and purling, buying stamps and bonds, collect- ing scrap, caring for war workers' children, and performing Victory Corps duties, we did our part, too. We knitted sweaters, helmets, wristlets, and afghans, which the local Rod Cross chapter distributed to service men. Attempting to achieve 1009? participation in the bond- selling drive, we saved our nickels and dimes and bought our small shares of America. No complete account of the sales was kept, but we did reach the five-hundred dollar mark for one Week. We pestered our neighbors for can lids in the hope that we might win a free airplane ride. We salvaged 695 pounds of metal from old engravings, brought in 140 pounds of old keys, and collected 1500 pairs of worn-out silk stockings which were given to the Monroe County Salvage Committee. Those of us who were members of the Silver Triangle and the Senior Girl Scouts helped to care for the children at the Bloomington Day Nursery. Working together on the home front, students and teachers of the Bloomington High School achieved a closer and more co-operative relationship. N L-', V WW 2 Q 3: SMX ,P iw xw I , 4 i .Q , . . W , Q A .. Q , N g wggigrfm- Q 55.3 W' 3 , wgvwillx 11 5455 A S' L x Q' A ,A X Ig. ,f xg A5 . A--'--- . f M M V Q N555 4 if , SSE: nw :' f 4 . e 1 9151: f H ' Y Q A N. - A y 2 ' : H . fn . if 1, 4 y ' :?:E'-H.:...,,:. g.f:sf :2-'2':', W fr, ,M Y, , -. Sw M ' 'W - -2.25-1' ,,.. . Q ' ' ' . ' ' ,- L. X., 5 J' v,::.::,.q.-, hzggiv , Qi g. ,I 'bf s A , .ff - .I , , ix W . N x K I A- F K fr- , fx a Y xx A X My . Q 4 3 'gags vm , X. X .. A.. a if ge in -95 Q xx ,if Z x E ' MQQS' y N951 3 h ' W 2955? 1-v..,,.., .Ny Q' r-'S , 'r E E N Keg NJVM IDEHS ann IDEHLS V x 5-A32 R fa f W 1 ,n j . f il :I , A my, Ideas and Ideals We watched our ideas and ideals shatter or materialize as the mood of the school changed with the everyday happenings of the outside world. The appreciation of music and the realization of all that it can mean to us became more apparent as we sang our patriotic songs with a greater feeling of devotion. The need for scientific knowledge caused many of us to enroll in chemistry, biology, physics, and general science. We, who have close friends and relatives stationed at the fighting fronts of the world, anxiously scanned the globe from day to day as We Watched the headlines for war developments. In the new radio studio in 203, we discovered what it meant to be On the Air as we gained valuable experience in radio Work. E 1' in ' ' Xe as ,K emo. MN 5,. ., is mf 5 W 'vwr' XM ' Q X W Ny s wxw , as Ximfe.. . . . . . . ,. , l , gm Q Q mr v , X 4 XX 5' A? Nm,-3 v L X' -X N .-'wa Q ' X Rigs , . X. xsQ . QS, I . i 5 N Q .. gi, . N Sw X -nr . ,X X W Left to right: Betty Vest, Betty Allen, Charlotte Underwood, Earlzma Voshell, Rosann Norman, Betty Burks, Robert Koontz, Joan Alexander, Margaret Bink- ley, Joy Lentz, Donald Neal, Betty Nash, Standing: George Welch, Carolvn Adams, Lloyd Mosier, Betty Morgan, Miss Cof- fey, Betty Haley, Virginia Tuttle, Mar- jorie Burns, .Times Mathis, Thekla Thrasher, Richard Hickam, Willard Betty Ruth Love, Catherine Fox, Mar- Smith- Members not shown are Betty Myers, Doro- garette Clark, Mary Carter, Tava Bruner, thy Lantz, Howard House, Allan Bruner, Mary Lee Adams. 51' he National Honor Society The highest honor our school can confer on any pupil is election to membership in the National Honor Society. The Bloomington High School Chapter was established in 1927, and each year members are chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and service from both the senior and junior classes. Carolyn Adams, Catherine Fox and Betty Morgan Were elected in their junior year. The officers for this year are: Allan Bruner, president, Carolyn Adams, secretary, Miss Coffey, sponsor. f f 4 ,J W f MQ-ffl' , , If .J Llflf. .UQ P .-' A, if First Row: Ruth Kendle, Philip Shawver, Third Row: Jim Conrad, Armina Carter, George Welch. Paul Wampler, Don Blackwell, Maxine Lomax, Rebecca Bruton. Second Row: Jimmy Humphrey, Ann Abbett, Jimmie Clay, Jim Griffith, Fourth Row: Betty Vest, Jimmy McBride, Thekla Thrasher, Margarette Clark, Mr. Nancy Uland, Patricia Borland Williams The Nvational Scien tzfc Honor Society Membership in the National Scientific Honor Society is the highest honor that can be bestowed upon a science student. To gain membership in this organization, the student must rank high in courage, leadership, service, character, and scientific scholarship. The purpose of the National Scientific Honor Society is to assist in the further development of scientific attitudes of the students. Each year a state meeting is held in conjunction with the Indiana Academy of Science which sponsors the N. S. H. S. in the various high schools. Officers for the year are: Mary Lee Adams, president 5 Thekla Thrasher, vice-president, Betty Vest, secretary, and Ann Abbett, treasurer. The sponsor of the society is Mr. Williams. OFFICERS OF STUDENT COUNCIL Mrs Kreuger, Mr. Cuddy, Ted Fox, Catherine Fox, Marjorie Burns, Martha Miller, Patsy Fowler. Student Council Representing the student body, the student council is a governmental unit of the school sponsored by Mrs. Krueger and Mr. Myers. One boy and one girl are elected by the students of each home room to represent them in the council. Through it the students are able to express their desires to the administration. The council has Won the undying love of every B. H. S. jitterbug by sponsoring dances after home basketball and football games. The Bangle Sale, War Stamp Drive, and Christmas baskets are all under the auspices of this group of leaders. The officers chosen for the year are: Ted Fox, presidentg Catherine Fox, vice-presidentg Martha Miller, recording sec- retaryg Marjorie Burns, corresponding secretaryg and Patsy Fowler, treasurer. Sophomore' union-Senior Student Council Firrt Row: Marilyn Marxzzon, Pat Fowler, Pat 'i'lu :i-zlier, Irma Grsxehe, Doris 'VV .1- ters. Norma Humphrey, Marjorie Col- bert, Nancy Howe, Patty Davis, Joy Lenz, lilargc Burns, R':.::1lie Richards. Se-ond Row: Ted Fox, Wauita Nikirk, Mfrfyuret Binkley, Phillifz Hite, Ruth Mr'Ncely, Elezmor Borland, Dudley Col- by-t Catherine Fox, Tom Lloyd, Berzzl ard Simons, Mr. Myers. V, ' V, If J' 'J Y JJ . ' f 1 'Q J I P 5 r x xi 14,4-1.f yy, Third Row: Ray Phelps, Earl VVilliams Jean Van Hoy, Dick Vickery, Ted Mur- phy, Leona Brown, John Hancock, Mar- tha Miller, Don Helton, Mrs. Kreuger Fourth Row: Warren McGuire, Herbert Capshew, Philip Wible, Joe Thompson Don Robbins, Pete Poolitsan, Don Faris ,I unfon Hzgh School and Freshmen union Council Front Row: Pxiul Terrell, David Day, Mel- vin Boyer, Guy Chord, Alberta Kelley, Barbara Whaley, Margaret Heistand, Leona Pedro, Betty Croy, Ellen Cunning- ham, Betty Thickston, Guy St. Clair, Dicl: Tudor, Johnny Tzouanakis, Bonnie Thickston. Second Row: Lois Floyd, Fredonna Burks, Stuart Duncnn, Buddy Stewart, Clarence Griffith, Wanda Sparks, Lois Anne Luetfe, Martha Templeton, Phyllis Jones, Mildred Hendrix, Nancy Baker. Back Row: Bob Swango, Bob Stewart, Douglas Rausch, Bob Dean, Frank Tol- bert, Lois Heaton, Rosemary Cravens, Mayme Kee, Peggy Fowler, Richard Noel, Don Baxter, James Dixon, Paul Yaney. BLUE TRI CABINET Margorie Burns, president: Mrs. Franklin, sponsor, Thekla Thrash- er vlce president, Betty Lanam, Mary Lee Adams, Betty Myers, Mar- Jorie Schneider, Joy Lentz, treasurerg Catherine Fox. BLUE TRI CANDY TABLE Joy Lentz, Marjorie Burns, Catherine Fox. flue Triang le To find and give the best is the purpose of the Blue Triangle, the largest and oldest all girl organization in B. H. S. -- a branch of the Y. W. C. A. composed of junior and senior girls. The Blue Triangle opened its activities this year with an impressive candle light initiation service in the high school auditorium followed that evening by a Get Acquainted Potluck. In November the dignified seniors and the industrious juniors decked with short dresses, pigtails, big hairbows, and suckers turned out for the Kid Party. At Christmas time the girls volunteered to sacrifice their party to buy oranges for the Christmas baskets. The biggest event of the year was the Guest Night program. Service rings were awarded at this time to the girls who had done outstanding work in the Blue Triangle. Other important incidents of the year consisted of a Valentine Potluck, a Junior-Senior Send-off, and an Easter convocation. The Blue Triangle candy table in the front hall has become a favorite site for all students and teachers with a sweet tooth. A part of the profits from the candy sale goto the I. U. scholarship, which is presented each year to a senior girl. Thi q3fue Trz'an3lefun1'or's rd Row: Mrs. Franklin, Hannah Records, Eloise Cox, Doris Brock, Anna Penna, Dorothy Ulmet, Betty Englemann, Betty Mosier, Ellen Lentz, Marian Whaley, Helen Jones, Joann Van Buskirk, Nancy Uland, Jane Hedrick, Violet Robinson, Gladys Wallace, Margaret Stedron, Betty West, Mary Gerber, Irma Graebe, Agnes Lemon. Second Row: Ruth Propheter, Norma Beasley, Barbara Buckner, Beryl Bowler, Dorothy Minett, Joann Pearson, Peggy Bartlett, Betty Golden, Doris Walters, Martha Fordyce, Barbara Payne, Vir- ginia Woods, Rosmarie Gill, Wilma Jean Cracraft, Betty June Smith, Martha Koontz, Esther Koontz, Kathryn Robert- son, Genevieve Roberts. First Row: Leona Brown, Melba Engledow, Georgia Hyde, Mildred Lackey, Betty Penrose, Regina Wampler, Wanda Gross, Evelyn De Ford, Emma Ruth Hayes, Anglea Bailey, Thais Wycoff, Pat Benckart. Colleen Bruner. Margarette Miller, Harriet Poling, Martha Buick, Ruth Douglas, Thelma Bales, Ellen Jones, Martha Miller. flue Triang fe Seniors First Row: Margaret Guest, Ruth Grape. Tava Bruner, Maxine Moser, Joanna Jamison, Betty Burks, Catherine Fox. Joy Lentz, Mary Emma Rush, Maxine Lomax, Mary Lois Eads, Martha Todd, Betty Bays, Mary Jo Crane, Mildred Boyer. Thekla Thrasher, Marge Burns, June Hart Jean Hart Colleen Cro . , y. Second Row: Martha Wilkie, Margaret Myers, Betty Myers, Louise Sylvester, Mary Rose Bechtel, Mary Lou Martin, Marjorie Schneider, Betty Morgan, Alice McGuire, Margaret Hayes, Alberta Heat- on, Mary Elizabeth Hyde, Betty Swift, Betty Hamm, Audrey Lawrence, Jean Hensley, Betty Allen. Thi rd Row: Betty Crider, Betty Ruth Love, Martha Lcttelicr, Dorothy Lentz, Joyce Glnes. Carolyn Adams, Gertrude Parks, Alberta Pitts, Patsy Netcott, Barbara Adams, Mary Lee Adams, Lois McCul- lough, Margaret Binkley, Ann Abbett, Betty Lanam, Nancy Winans, Margar- ette Clark, Mary Agnes Hayes. Fourth Row: Clara Propheter, Betty Har- rell, Kathryn Ramsey, Wilma Combs, Betty Vest, Geraldine Watts. Rebecca Findley, Jean Wahl, Earlana Voshell, Virginia Tuttle, Alma June Livingston, Freda Porter, Martha Kirk. fl-f ,nv 1 - x 1 V Pl USU u s - , I ' A- 4, X First Row: Pat Skirvin, Joan Buckner, Third Row: Miss Brengle, Doris Harris, Sec Eleanor Borland, Armina Carter, Mari- lyn Marxson, Betty Tudor, Patsy Thrasher, Helen Martin, Betty Minks, Bonnie Meadows, Bertha Johnson, Blanche Hardin, Irene Tzouanakis, Dor- othy Jackson, Jean Fiala, Marilyn Thompson, June Norman, Wanda Sparks, Frances Stead, LaVerne Hunter, Maribel Shaw. ond Row: Betty Edson, Eileen Williams, Gloria Buskirk, Thaetta Stephenson, Jeanne Duffield, Peggy Ann Hall, Lou Alice Binkley, Ruth Hazel, Marjorie Minton, Nancy Howe, Patsy Lou Fowler, Dorothy Chitwood, Patricia Melton, Pa- tricia Mitchell, Rosalie Richards, Peggy Adams Catherine Gray, Virginia Marxson, Anna Ritter, Patty Adams, Peggy Fowler, Wilma McGuire, Christine Crane, Patty Litten, Frances Kimmet, Rebekah Bru- ton, L'Marie Kettery, Catherine Johnson, Beulah Gardner, Joanna Brashaber, Phyllis Brummett, Betty Thickston, Ruth Kendle, Phyllis Hanson, Lois Heaton, Fourth Row: Miss Le Saulnier, Frances Starnes, Sara Jane Hiestand, Martha Underwood, Esther Brown, Patty Davis, Norma Humphrey, Joan Jackson, Betty Sue Bartlett, Mary Murnan, Mary Visher, Marjorie Colbert, Norma Jean Hyde, Mary Dobson, Joanna Stedron, Joan Stephens, Lois Ann Brown, Kath- leen Terrell, Norma Adams. Silver Triang le The Silver Triangle girls, freshmen-sophomore branch of the Y. W. C. A., proved themselves Ready for Service, by offering their assistance from three until five o'clock in the afternoon at the Day Nursery. Two parties with the Freshmen-Sophomore Hi-Y, a pot- luck, and a Mother-Daughter banquet, concluded the out- standing features of the year. Officers of this club are: Rebekah Bruton, president, Patsy Fowler, vice-president, Dorothy Chitwood, secretary, and Miss Brengle and Miss LeSaulnier, sponsors. union Girl Reserves The Junior Girl Reserves, the youngest branch of the Y W. C. A., is composed of seventh and f eighth grade girls. Prominent social events during the year were the Christ- mas Party with the Torch Club, and the Annual Spring Outing. The officers this year are: Beverly Parham, presidentg Mary Lou Eckles, vice-presidentg Melba PLll'C9ll, secretaryg and Loisanne Long, treasurer. The sp tion are Miss McAninch and Miss Caplinger. First Row: Fa e Burns Glenna Youn Y , gy Margaret Hiestand, Rose Ann Roger, Melba Purcell, Ellen Eaton, Barbara Farmer, Collen Allen, Ruth Sipe, Lois- ann Lonsz, Ann Holland, Mary Lou Eckels, Martha Templeton, Jeanne At- wood, Helen Johns, Betty Croy, Betty Watson. Second Row: Peggy Jo Swindler, Joan Stansbury, Mary Lou Chandler, Jacque- Thi onsors of this organiza- line Pierson, Jane Litten, Helen Ragle, Phyllis Lavender, Marilyn Herrin, Wilma Jones, Mary Alice Burton, Martha Hill, Carolyn Siscoe, Patty Hamilton. rd Row: Wilma Jones, Patsy Wagoner, Patsv Van Deman, Ruby Davis, Lillian Faulkner, Eileen Seely, Virginia Burns, Beverlev Parham, Martha Shields, Rhea- dawn Corps, Patty Pruett, Joyce Nikirk, Vonda Wininger. l HI-Y FEDERATION OFFICERS Front Row: Howard House, secretary, James Mathis, vice-president. Back Row: Mr. Mathis, sponsor, Don Helton, sergeant- at-'armsg Bill McNamara, treasurerg Dick Hickam, president. H z'- Y Federation The Hi-Y Federation is the combination of all three Hi-Y organizations. The Federation sent the presidents of each of the Hi-Y clubs to the State Older Boys' Conference in Indianapolis on November 27 and 28. A Mother and Son Banquet was .held the latter part of April for all members and their mothers. W The boys in the Junior-Sfnior Hi-Y sold pop and ice cream at the home basketball games. Officers are: Pete Poolitsan, president 3 Dudley Colbert, vice-president, Herbert Beard, secretary, and Jennings Polley, treasurer. Mr. Brogneaux sponsors the club. The activities for the Freshman-Sophomore Hi-Y began with a serious initiation ceremony. Picnics and parties with the Silver Triangle, basketball parties, movies, and speakers made up the social events of the year. Officers for this club are: Bill Salmon, presidentg Ray Phelps, vice- presidentg Roger Miller, treasurer, Dick Crowe, sergeant at arms, and Ted Murphy, chairman of initiation committee. The club sponsor is Mr. Vaughn. The Torch Club, Junior High branch of the Hi-Y, endeavored to increase the church membership and attendance of students this year. Officers for this club are: Roland Brown, prcsidentg Bob Swango, vice-president, Kent Carter, secretary, and John Haydock, treasurer. Mr. Myers is the sponsor of the group. funior- Sen for ffl? Y 'esl1man- rphomore H1'- Y Torch Club First Row: Virginia Tuttle, Mary Emma Rush, Miss Ferger, Betty Vanderberg, Anna Penna, Danny Barr, Manuel Tzouunakis, Ruth Propheter, Ann Abbett, Catherine Fox, Betty Nash, Betty Lanam, Mary Lee Adams, Eileen Nash, Clara Propheter. Second Row: Betty Morgan, Dorothy Minnett, Joy Lentz, George Languell, Jack Krebs, Don Trueblood, P. G. Shawver, Jack Gray, Lloyd Moser, John Edgeworth, Jim Griffin, Jimmie Humphrey, Howard House, Bob Fisher. International Relations Club Opinions are expressed freely, and viewpoints often clash as the International Relations Club swings into action every other Tucsday. A convocation in the form of a forum concerning postwar conditions with Russia was presented by this club in April. The officers are: Catherine Fox, president, Phillip Dun- can, vice-president: Virginia Tuttle, sccretary-treasurerg and Miss Ferger, sponsor. Fir Sec Commercial Club Typical business men and women of tomorrow are the members of the Commercial Club. Speakers, dances and motion pictures were featured in this year's activities. The club also sponsored an intramural contest in typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping in B. H. dents. S. for commercial stu- Officers for the year are: Mary Lois Eads, presidentg Joe Kennedy, vice-president, Bill Newton, secretary, and Bill buhrheinrich, treasurer. Miss Mundy the club. st Row: Mary Rose Bechtel, Martha Fordyce, Thais Wycoff, Doris Walters, Eileen Nash, Irma Graebe, Jerry Moon, June Hart, Jean Hart, Norman Hardin, Mary Jo Crane, Victor Locasio, Betty Bayes, Evelyn Long, Jack Cravens, Ruth Salmon. ond Row: Glora Van Buskirk, Betty Archer, Alberta Heaton, Jerry Owens, Patty Parham, Betty Tudor, Patsy Thrasher, Marjorie Minton, Armina Car- ter, Jean Hensley, Betty Crider, Wanda Groves, Martha Todd, Olena Martin, John Pritchard, Pete Poolitsan. Thi and Miss Crum sponsor rd Row: Bernard Souers, Miss Crum, Miss Mundy, Colleen Croy, Peggy Jo Bartlette, Martha Wilkie, Margie Myers, Marjorie Schneider, Rebecca Finley, Margaret Binkley, Ed Manis, Winston Jones, Joe Kennedy, Mary Lois Eads, Maxine Lomax, Bill Newton. Fourth Row: Betty Vest, Geraldine Watts, Margaret Stedron, Mildred Lackey, Jo- anna Jamison, Maxine Moser, Ruth Grape, Betty Golden, Herbert Beard, Tom Lloyd, Jimmy Eads, Herbert Cap- shew, Max Campbell, Betty Sullivan, Charles Bruce, Marguerite Miller, Dick Buckner. , : . af N X Eg auf 1 0 ' -fI..s..g. N .fix V1 'R A v X H. as ,. Q52-5 1 -fs A t .,.,. Q X 'H Agia? xx , gg . ,, Q vm I' by 2 V S' fx Lfgf c Wgggsa ?'i f y , ar. Y 2 N f k v P www .'. 19' t x X X f Q A Q QW mf seq Vt, imrf f'25'f'?YIVSQ!-.Q 3 V Q Ariz F f J Q 1 y 'QQ 1 -Q' W ai f' 2l w.1. Cfrades and Talen ts Behind the gay activities of B. H. S. school life are classes and clubs which teach trades and develop talents. The students in shop classes are preparing themselves for the battle of production by taking extra class hours after and before school. Many even attend classes in machine tool operation and welding' during the early morning hours. Students enrolled in printing are responsible for printinff our school paper, diplomas, The Compass, and this year addegl the GOTHIC to their projects. The office-practice students learn the use of the ca'cu- lator, dictaphone, and mimeographing machine and become acquainted with office routines. Our Technical Staff provides every stage production with artistic scenery, skillful make-up, and effective lighting. The art classes add that certain touch by designing and painting many of the scenes. The art classes also put their knowledge to practical use by drawing posters for special occasions. Under the fast tempo of the war program, classes and clubs have contributed their part in sending graduates off the assembly line better equipped to meet the present crisis. ,. .. J First ROW: Leona Brown, Ann Abbett, Marjorie Burns, Wilma Jean Cracraft, Armina Carter, Betty Vent. Second Row: Martha Miller, Frank Tolbert, Max Bender, James Humphrey, Roger Miller, Boyd Sturdevant, Thekla Thrasher, Mary Lois Eads. CNJatz'onaI Thespicm Dramatic Honor Society Membership in the National Thespian Dramatic Honor Society is a reward given to studrints for their participation in dramatics. The purpose of the organization is to develop better drarnatics in high school. First Row: Wilma Cracraft, Thekla Thrasher, Joe Thompson, P. G Shawver, Howard House, Willard Smith, Joe Young, Frank Tolbert Max Bender, Jim Humphrey. Second Row: Manuel Tzouanakis, George Languell, Betty Vest, Leona Brown, Margie Burns, Betty Nash, Martha Miller, Peggy Jo Bartlett, Mary Lou Eckles, Edna Alice Mathews, Colleen Allen, Pat Thrasher, Anna Ritter, Beverly Parham, Norma Jo Humphrey, Mary Lois Eads, Maxine Lomax, Dorothy Chitwood, Nancy Howe, Patricia Borland. Third Row: Ray Bartlett, Dick Crow, Larry Ratchford, Donald Beikman, Ann Abbett, Colleen Croy, Dean Gallaway, Rebecca Bruton, Armina Carter, Don Trueblood, Virginia Tuttle, Margarette Clark, Joan Pierson, Roger Miller, Boyd Sturdevant, Catherine Robinson, Betty Golden, Nancy Uland, Joan Van Buskirk, Patsy Netcott, Pat Mitchell, Dorothy Jackson, Rosalie Richards. 51-Droscen ium Players Make-up demonstrations, plays, and discussions were featured at Proscenium Player meetings throughout the year. The club presented one three-act play, Poor Dear Edgar, in the fall. Membership in the club is based upon dramatic ability of the student as proven in tryouts before the club's sponsors. Officers of this club are: Joan Pierson, president, Roger Miller, vice-president, Armina Carter, secretary, Don True- blood, treasurer, and Mrs. Childs, Mrs. Giles, Miss Slates, Mr. Ashbaucher, and Mr. Van Horn, as sponsors. C LIBRARY STAFF Tommy Owens, Betty Moser, Rebecca Findley, Betty Ruth Love, Betty Lanam, Betty Swift, Herbert Beard, Maxine Moser, Mary Lois Eads, Miss Hauser, librarian, and Maxine Lomax. THE LIBRARY AS A WORKSHOP fO7ze Senior Hzgh Library The library staff is composed of Miss Hauser, librarian, and student assistants who choose to take library training in their junior or senior years for one-half credit a semester. The library staff this year gave the Book Week Quiz convocations, based on Kay Kyser's program. Contestants were chosen from the audience, a-nd the program was extemporaneous. A book was given to the winner of each convocation. Posters were on display during this weik illustrating how the library aids different departments in the school. The library, which might be called the barometer of the school, has been a War Information Center, supplying data about different branches of the service, civilian defense, and World battlefronts. The staff endeavored throughout the year to supply books to classes for unit work, teach use of books, encourage appreciation of good books, and print lists of different kinds of books for students. ' , THE BAND First Row: Ruby Lee, Robert Mav, Lois Anne Long, Helen Martin, Nancy Uland, Colleen Allen, Carolyn Adams. Second Row: Virginia Wood, Barbara Buckner, Joseph Thompson, Jack Kcontz, James Miller, James Pow- ell, Patty Borland, Philip Richardson, Wilma Syl- vester, John Haydock, William Fishback, George Lycas. Third Row: Billy Canada, Marguerite Burns, Betty Thickston, Ruth Sipes, Robert Pemberton, William Gioscio, Ralph Mahan, Thomas Massey, Patsy Net- cott, Ralph Templeton, David Pitcher, James Bus- kirk, Betty Martindale, Edward Fishback, Robert Helmond, Thomas Owens, Donald Szatkowski, Jo- anna Brashaber. Fourth Row: Jack Shively, Marion Gigli, Robert Blair, Nancy Howe, Peggy Fowler, George Carpenter, Kenneth Barnes, William Hardy, William Bond, James Davis, Charles Minett, Robert Daniels, Dale Stansifer, Ronald Brown, Marjorie Schneider, Rob- ert Dixon, Edgar Axsom, Joan Van Buskirk. Eze Band It's Strictly Instrumental when the high school band begins to harmonize. All students of B. H. S-. have at some time during the year been thrilled by the stirring music of the band. The band has performed marching maneuvers at five football games, played at eight basketball games, nine pep meetings, four convocations, five patriotic events, and at several P.-T. A. programs. Mr. Frye is the conductor of the band, with Ruby Lee as cadet teacher and Helen Martin as ibrarian. Fifth Row: Marilyn Marxson, Mary Lou Martin, Vir- ginia Marxson, Donald Neal, Mr. Frye, Robert Cavaness, Ruth Hazel, Joyce Gines, Robert Wilson, Marvin Turpin, Wilma McGuire, Wilma Abram, David Gray, Rex Brummett. Other members who were not present are: Mark Stan- ger, Wanda Turpin, Jane Thompson, John Koontz. THE ORCHESTRA First Row: Donald Neal, Eleanor Borland, Martha Templeton, Joan Buckner, Virginia Eberle. Second Row: Joyce Gines, Barbara Jones, Rebekah Bruton, Betty Croy, Helen Martin, Philip Richard- son, Patty Borland, James Miller, Phyllis Hite, Robert Martin. Third Row: Alice McGuire, Betty June Smith, Peggy Jo Bartlett, Ruby Lee, Mary Alice Bruton, Carolyn Adams, Marguerite Clark, Jeanne Atwood, Edgar Axsom, James Buskirk, Patsy Netcott, Norma Dyer, Alfred Spurlock. Fourth Row: Mr. Frye, Betty Rone, Marjorie Starr, Barbara Dorsey, Betty Owens. Betty Watson, Betty Lou Smith. 565719 Qrcfzestra The members of the high school orchestra have continually been before the public during the year as they performed in the following events: Spring concert, three class plays, two convoca- tions, demonstration concerts at elementary schools, and baccalaureate. Mr. Frye is conductor of the orchestra with Donald Neal as concert master and cadet con- ductor. xl Miss Schwend, Pianist Front Row: Donald Neal, Kathryn Ram- sey, Betty Penrose, Leona Petro, Mar- jorie Colbert, Peggy Parham, Jo Ann Natalie, Hilda Matlock, Patricia Skirvin, Patty Davis, Ruth Kendle, Lois Pate, Ann Abbett. Second Row: Jimmie McBride, Charles Mitchell, Bill Hardy, Bill Bennett, Vic- tor Locasio, James Pate, Boyd Sturde- Thi vant, Philip Crubaugh, Fred Sargent, Jack Noel, Max Burch, Herbert Cannon, Kenneth Potter. rd ROW: Kathryn Kimmet, June Brine- gar, Lois McCullough, Vivian Parks, Mary Dodson, Colleen Croy, Margaret Guest, Eloise Cox, Doynetta Trinkle, Mary Rose Bechtel, Beulah Gardner, Maribell Shaw, Margarete Miller. Senior Hzgh School Glee Club This year the Senior High Glee Club took part in the Thanksgiving convocation, Pageant of America, Christmas caroling, and baccalaureate services. They also gave a Christmas Cantata and their annual convocation in May called Music of the United Nations. The words of our High School Victory Corps song were written by the Senior High Glee Club. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL GLEE CLUB F ist Row: Ralph Parham, Robert Berry- man, Phillip Murphy, Clarence Griffith, Kent Carter, Hubert Cunningham, Bob- bie Dalton, Robert Helmond, Harry Cut- singer, Ralph Mahan, David Day, Bob Carrel, Billy Thrasher, Robert Ham- mond, Billy Silvers, Donald Lentz. Second Row: Glenn Young, Betty Clark, Barbara Hardy, Raymond Shute, Robert Wilson, Louis Campbell, Collen Allen, Virginia Burns, Ronald Brown, Lois Anne Long, Donald Dodson, James Eads, Betty Rumple, Barbara Whaley, Helen Skirvin, Bob Blair, Ralph Stewart. rd Row: Philip Richardson, Anna Rit- ter, Ann Holland, Betty Martindale, Joan Hacker, Mary Judah, Juanita Rushton, Patty Adams, Roger Miller, Donald Ter- rell, Billy Trueblood, Patsy Van Deman, Judith Grayson, Melba Purcell, Virginiaf' ,Newton, Mildred Hendricks, Jim Potter, ' Raymon Martindale, Miss Schwend. f Fourth Row: Kenneth Barnes, Kenneth if 5 Criswell, Howard Dess, Mary Lou Eck- E els, Marian Earle Shreve, Margaret Davis, Faye Burns, Martha Shields, Bev- -Q, erley Ray, Doris Gigli, Jean Johnson, fj' Wanda Huffman, Alberta Kelly, Pa,ty M2 Emmons, Judith Wampler, Betty Croy, Beverly Parham, Rosann Rogers, Ellen Cunningham, Orville Borden. Fifth Row: Jack Shively, Frank Chrismo- lis, Richard Noel, Martha Templeton, Doris Langley, Idalee Moore, Rheadown Corps, Frances Duncan, Wilma Jones, 15 -: Mary Alice Bruton, Marilyn Carter, J Patty Pruett, Glodene Tredway, June Hughes, Jane Litten, Helen Ragle, Lu- ellen Mathews, Ruby Davis, Boyd Haley, Ernest Norris. unior Hzgh School Glee Club Kate Smiths, Lawrence Tibbetts, band vocalists, and opera singers are in the making when the Junior High School Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs meet separately once each week during the third period. These clubs sang in the Thanksgiving convocation and the annual Glee Club convocations held in May called Music of the United Nations. The two clubs combined for a Christmas party the first semester and a picnic the second. The following are the officers for the Girls' Glee Club: Virginia Burns. presidentg Beverely Parham, vice-presidentg Patsy Van Deman, secretary- treasurerg Ann Holland, assistant secretary-treasurer, and Virginia New- ton and Alberta Kelly, librarians. Officers in the Boys' Glee Club are: Ronald Brown, presidentg Boyd Haley, vice-president, Billy Trueblood, secretary-treasurer, and Hubert Cunningham, assistant secretary-treasurer. David Day and Billy Thrasher served as librarians. These clubs are sponsored by Miss Schwend. We ff' D, 'If A ' ' x AW W5 , ffm Q W v Hts? N3 Gothic Stay? Work on the 'GOTHIC ,was-plbegunlin April of 1942 when the student body elected Mary Emma Rush, editor-in-chief, Manuel Tzouanakis, bus- iness, manager, and Mr. Stubbs, appointed editorial advisor. In September of 1943 the staff was announced, and Miss Gilstrap and Mr. Wonnell were appointed editorial and financial advisors, respectively, due to the resigna- tion of Mr. Stubbs. Mrs. Atkins replaced Mr. Wonnell after he was called into the service. Undaunted by any of the disappointments received because of war shortages, the staff has put its dreams and desires into the GOTHIC of 1943. The staff wishes to thank the administration, the faculty, and the student body, without whose help the book could not have been printed. We also wish to thank Mr. Stradling and his staff who assumed the task of printing the GOTHIC. Up tim ist Stay? Continually at work to give the school a true, complete story of our high school life and activities are the untiring students of the Optimist staff. To qualify for a staff position, the student must have had twelve inches of printed material in the Optimist. All students of B. H. S. look forward to Friday, the day when the Optimist comes outg and everyone is anxious to see if he made the gossip page, half hoping he did, and half afraid he didn't. Members of the staff this year are: Margarette Clark, editor-in-chief 3 Thekla Thrasher, assistant editor, Howard House, make-up editor, Phillip Duncan, feature editor, Betty Morgan, club editorg June Hart, exchange editorg and Jack Finley, sports editor. Advertising solicitors are Marjorie Minton and Nancy Winans. The following studints are reporters: Jim Humphrey, Barbara Atkins, Peggy Hall, Marjorie Burns, Don Blackwell, Carolyn Adams, Max Bender, Jcan Hart, Victor Locasio, John Tzouanakis, and Betty Lanam. Thekla Thrasher was the editor-in-chief for the first semester. Miss Hopewell is the faculty advisor of the school paper. Quill and Scroll Aspiring writers in B. H. S. are the members of Quill and Scroll, international honor society for high school journalists. The society is open to junior and senior members of the newspaper and yearbook staffs who can meet the following qualifications: . Members must be in the upper third of their class, must be recom- mended by their sponsor as having done outstanding work, and must have samples of their work approved by the executive secretary of the society. Activities include both rough and serious initiations and the writing of the senior class Will and Prophecy. Betty Morgan and Mary E. Rush were elected in their junior year. The following students have been .accepted for membership in Quill and Scroll: Barbara Atkins, Jimmie Humphrey, Jack Finley, Margaret Binkley, Mary Lee Adams, Margarette Clark, Phillip Duncan, Thekla Thrasher, and Catherine Fox. RADIO CLUB Left to right: Ralph Templeton, Don Sznt- Bob Hardy, Glen Graves, and Willard kowski, Mr. Wonnell, Chester Frame, Smith. PROJ ECTORS CLUB First Row: Mr. Ashbaucher, Glen Sparks, Grigsby, P. G. Shawver, Robert Hay- Glen Graves, Rex Taylor, Phil Shawver, dock, Wayne Livingston, Frank Tolbert, Rondy Bidwell. Dick Ramsey, Don Trueblood, Billy Mason. Second Row: Herbert Capsnew, George , ,yf I I '!,17JfCia A Lt . Waaiio Club Endeavoring to learn what makes a radio tick, the boys of the Radio Club met every Tuesday and Friday for discussion and study. Each boy in the club built a two-and-a-half meter receiving set for his contribution to the war effort. These scts were used for the Civilian War Emergency Radio Service being set up all over the nation. Officers of the c'ub are: Willard Smith, presidentg Glen Graves, vice- presidentg Robert Hardy, treasurerg and Chester Frame, secretary. The club is sponsored by Mr. Rust. Trojectors Club Lights! Camera! Action! No, not Hollywood. This is a meeting of the Projectors Club. This club is composed of boys who run the movie machine in B. H. S. During the year a party was held for the operators and girl friends, and the preview of the Dance-Band films was shown. The boys were assigned projector duties for certain periods, and the movie room was usually filled to capacity. Many excellent films dealing with war, history, science, and music aided materially in the classroom teaching. , Mr. Ashbaucher is sponsor of the club. CAMERA CLUB Left to right: Rondy Bidwell, Mary Lou Martin, Don Trueblood, Marion Jacobs, Mary Lee Adams, Ann Abbett, Richard Stewart, David Wininger, Howard House, Charles Farr, Marjorie Schnei- der, Robert Haydock, Betty Myers, Jack Bastian, Jack Cravens, Joe Kennedy, Margaret Hayes, Ernest McGuire, Betty Swift, Miss Rector, Thelma Bales, Ar- mina Carter, Jo Ann Jackson, Barbara Adams, Betty Vest, Alberta Heaton, Peggy Jo Bartlett, Margie Myers, Mar- jorie Starr, Jean Hensley, Robert Drake, Paul Buchanan, Jimmie Humphreys, Betty Burks. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Standing: Charles Richardson, Dickie Fields. Front Row: Mike Benefield, Marvin Harp, Ross Floyd. Ralph Hite, Johnny Weisheit, Curtis Foster, Elwood Sparks, Clifford McConnell, Earl Brough, Clarence Voliva, Mr. Anderson. Camera Club What a swell blow-up! Too bad, over-exposed negative. Incorrect tim- ing in development. These are just a few of the phrases which are Greek to us, but perfectly common expressions made by members of the Camera Club. , This club is for the benefit of all amateur photography enthusiasts in B. H. S. The outstanding social event of the year is the Camera Club Dance. The club is responsible for the filming of the All School Movie in early spring. ' Officers for the year are: Rondy Bidwell, presidentg Jack Cravens, vice-presidentg Margie Myers, secretaryg and Ernest McGuire, treasurer. Miss Rector is sponsor of the club. W Future Farmers J Clfmerica In view of the present food situation, Agriculture today has the biggest job it has ever had. The Future Farmers of America have a job too-that of learning to be better leaders and farmers. Two night meetings with local farm leaders and a basketball party were the outstanding events of the year. Officers of the club are: Curtis Foster, presidentg Thomas Benefield, vice-presidentg Ralph Hite, secretaryg Clifford McConnell, treasurerg and Elwood Sparks, news reporter, with Mr. Anderson as sponsor. I ' K ..-,--s,-,W l1Q:iLi'3fgL ' s w. , . lk. xl f yg 's,, w L G1 USHERS COACHES First Row: June Hart. Jean Hart, Cather- M.. M-Hn., M . C dd v M . M b V M.. ine Fox, Marjorie Burns.. Marjorie Min- liflyers, SMr. gtradllingg, facrulty lmniiriiigei' I ton, Betty Nash, Marjorie Colbert. Mr Bmaneaux ' Second Row: Mrs. Kreuger, Clara Prophet- ' D er, Eileen Nash, Colleen Bundy, Betty Burks, Leona Brown, Martha Miller, MANAGpjRg fgerry Moon, Pat Benckart, Colle:-n runer. Gene Van Hoy and Warren McGuire CHFIFIR LEADERS Dudley Colbert and Robert Smith Kpeopfe and Their Pursuits Loyal school spirit is a predominating feature of our school life. Both boys and girls enter into the athletic activities of B. H. S. The coaches, the cheer leaders, the managers, and the ushers . . . these are the people outside of the spotlight who share the essential responsibilities of our athletic events. It is the coaches who are responsible for the athletic, technical, and moral building of the boys under 'their care. The boys who take care of towels during time outs, who look for sweaters, and who do numerous other items of direct significance to the personal care of the team members are the managers. Rushing around in pastel sweaters, scurrying in and out of the crowds, carrying ticket stubs, the ushers helped our guests obtain their proper seats. The cheer- leaders are the people who help to get the crowd stirred up and ready for backing in crucial moments. These people plus an enthusiastic crowd are the factors which help our boys to complete a successful season. 5B-Men is Club Upon winning a major B in any sport, a boy is given the privilege of initiation and membership in the B-Men's Club. This means taking part in all activities and the privilege of wearing a B pin. The B-Men's Club was organized to bring about a closer, more co-operative spirit among the various athletic teams and coaches, and to create a connecting link in the life of the school between social activities and athletics. Mr. Cuddy, former sponsor of the club, was called to the armed forces this year and the sponsorship was taken over by Mr. Mills. First Row: Arlie Ragle, Bill Barr Herbert , Second Row: George Hendricks, John Han- Beard, Jim Owens, Max Rushton, Bill cock, Bill Howe, Ed Manis, Bob Thomp- Newton, Jennings Polley, Jess Brinegar, son, Bob Drake, Jim Pate, Bob Kinser Ted Fox, Ray Phelps. Earl Brough, Lester Lucas. Third Row: Mr. Cuddy, Dick Hickam, Bill Turk. Howard Brinegar, Don Moulden Bill Suhrheinrich, Richard Brown, Ted Reed, Bob Kinder, E. J. Bruton, George Carpenter, Bill Hill. Jw -ip' P 1'-wifi! -LLM Q X SA 1 I yt I: D ' U ' D X ' - I ' Wx I . 1942 FOOTBALL SQUAD First Row: Gene Van Hoy, Burl Williams, Warren McGuire, Gerald Sanders, Earl Pritchett. Second Row: Pete Poolitsan, James Walk- er, Robert Thompson, Tom Turk, Rich- ard Hickam, Don Moulden, Robert Drake, Bill Turk, Richard Brown, Wil- liam Suhrheinrich, Bill Hill. Third Row: Jess Brinegar, Bill Howe. Ernest McGuire, Herbert Capshew, Earl Brough, James Pate, Bob Kinser, Jack Finley, Bob Chandler, Bob Duncan, Ray Phelps. Fourth Row: Albert Doglione, Don Black- well, Ray Bartlett, George Languell, Robert Barr, Bob May, Robert Hudson, Don Robbins, Jennings Polley, Bob Krebs, Philip Records. Fifth Row: James Smith, Donald McArtor,, Max Bruce, John Roy Liford, Paul Faree, William Edwards, Richard McMillan, Donald Howard, Paul Tourner, Rex Bruce, Richard Underwood, George Car- penter. Sixth Row: Mr. Brogneuux, Mr. Mumby, Mr. Cuddy. Football Summary Opponent B.H.S. ' I Scores Scores September 11 Bloomfield here 0 20 September 18 Central CEvansvi1leJ there 20 2 iforfeit to B. H. SJ September 25 Sullivan here 0 6 October 2 Gerstmeyer fTerre Hauteb there 13 0 'A October 9 Washington here 0 20 October 16 Columbus A here 13 13 October 31 New Castle there 21 12 Cforfeit to B. H. SJ October 30 Linton there 7 O November 6 New Albany here 18 0 November 11 Booneville there 25 , 6 Lettermen RED BARR-A guard, Red previously played the same position on the reserve team. His experience was a valu- able aid to the team this year. JESS BRINEGAR-Although he was a small quarterback, Jess's fight and determina- tion carried him through the foe's line for many gains. EARL BROUGH - A hard- fighting guard. He always came through when called on. BUD BROWN-Bud played excellent ball as an end, where his height and great speed were reliable assets. BOB CHANDLER - Bob's long arms received many passes to gain needed yardage for the Panther eleven. BOB DRAKE-Playing both guard and center, Bob proved himself reliable and efficient as a lineman. DICK HICKAM - Another guard, Dick was especially valuable on defense. His smashing tackles sto p p e d memy plays for the enemy. HOSS HILL-Elected most valuable player by his team- mates, Hoss carried the mail for large gains many times. His smashing drives earned many points for the Purples. BILL HOWEiAlso a back. Howe was very valuable to the team. He returned many punts for large gains. BOB KINSER k Bob came back to B. H. S. last fall and landed a berth as guard on the team where his deter- mined drive and high spirits made him a strong point on the Panther line. DON MOULDEN Q Elected captain of the 1943 team, Don turned in an excellent performance at center. JIM PATE-Jim could al- ways bc depended on as a reserve center, and he was always ready when culled. RAY PHELPS-Ray was a good passing back, and sev- eral of his heaves were taken For long gains. PETE POOLITSANMA jun- ior, Pete quarterbacked the team last season. His deter- mined plunges and brilliant runs worried the opposing team continually. BILL TURK-The only tac- kle to earn his letter, Bill aided the entire line with his fight and determination. BILL SUHRHEINRICH - 'iSue was an exceptional buckfield man. His crashing tackles stopped the enemy many times in crucial mo- ments. CNOT SHOWN? JIM WALKER-Jimmy prov- ed that great height and weight are not essential to a good ball player. Captain of the 1942 team, he was an in- spiration to the whole squad with his dazzling runs and brilliant playing. BOB THOMPSON-A reg- lar starter, Bob aided the team greatly both on offense and defense as an end. s 3 .ff x! 1942-43 BASKETBALL TEAM Bud Brown, Ted Reed, Bill Suhrhein- rich, Coach Brogneaux. Varsity Qasketbafl November 20 Greencastle November 25 Huntington Decenuxn'4 Bedford December 11 Bosse QEvansvilleJ Ileceniber 18 Blartinsvihe January 2 Cknurnbus January 5 Sullivan Covertimel Jarniary 8 hlartinsvihe January 15 Bedford January 16 New Albany January 22 Ilunthigton January 23 Lapel January 29 2 Jasper February 2 D4McheH February 5 Centud CEvansVHkD February 12 Xhncennes February 13 Ihckneh February 1 9 Washington First Row: Ed Manis, Howard Brinegar, Second Row: Bob Thompson B111 Howe Ernie McGuire, Wendell Sexton Don Faris, Howard House Tom Lloyd Opponent B H S Scores oi es fgZll7277ZCI7fV there 31 here 36 there 41 there 34 here 34 there 33 here 39 there 39 here 24 there 48 there 23 there 37 here 52 here 32 here 19 there 29 there 26 here 47 Warren McGuire Dallas Anderson Richard Norris P. G. Shawver Don Helton November 20 November 25 December 4 December 18 January 5 January 8 January 15 January 29 February 2 February 5 February 19 Coach Cuddy Second Team Summary as Opponent B.H S Scores Scor es Greencastle there 15 20 Stinesville here 20 23 Bedford there 19 11 Martinsville here 21 32 Ellettsville here 29 17 Martinsville there 15 17 Bedford here 31 16 Spencer here 22 19 Mitchell re 17 27 Spencer re 18 26 Washington ere 25 19 WW QW Bob Osman Robert Chandler George Languell Shank Don Shiflet Bill Ted Fox Gene Van Hoy He Mgr. Ray Phelps George ndricks i' RICHARD BUD BROWN, named by eleven of the Southern Indiana coaches to be all-conference center, was elected most valuable player by his teammates. He was awarded the B-Men's Dads' trophy. BILL SUE SUHRHEIN- RICH, was not only a good defensive player, but he was also very valuable on offense. His unlimited drive and en- ergy made him an outstand- ing player. TED REED, a consistent starter, proved himself very aggressive and hard to stop. Ted played the whole game with the same fight and de- termination with which he be- gan. ERNEST ERNIE Mc- GUIRE, Brown's understudy, proved himself capable of holding down the center po- sition when called on. BILL LUM HOWE, 'al- though not a starter, could be matched with any man on the opposing team. Lettermen WY- , -, , -1- s 4- if -1- -.Ld ED ZEKE MANIS, when hot, scored many points on those long shots. He was a very essential part of both the Panther attack and de- tense. 1 HOWARD TRO BRINE- GAR, who played brilliant ball all season, was rewarded for his services by his team- mates who elected him hon- orary captain. DON 4'F'UZZY FARIS, re- turning next year with fine experience, could always be depended on to boost the team's morale when sent in. TOM T-BONE LLOYD, was another small but re- liable netman. He played with unlimited enthusiasm and en- ergy. HOWARD HOUSE, did not see a great deal of action, but when called on, was a capable player. BOB THOMPSON, Knot JIM JESS WALKER, Cnot shownl another all-round ball ' shown? although the smallest player. Bob has another year man on the team, played bril- to play for B. H. S. liant ball this season. If 1942-43 WRESTLING SQUAD Sitting: Bill East, Robert Smith. First Row: Earl Brough, Robert Fisher, Second Row: Mr. Mumby, Clarence Volivi I ester Lucas, James Moore, Captain Jim Faulkner, Jack Finley, Dick Huk Jennings Polley, Bill McNamara, Henry am, Bill Turk, Herbert Capshew Rob Moore, Robert Clark. ert Hudson, Bob Kelley, Coach Myers Third Row: Bernard Souers, Max Bruce, Jim Hector, Roy Lawson, Bill Salmon, Rex Bruce, Robert Siscoe, Eugene Lyon, Max Rushton, Mgr. Wres fling The B. H. S. Wrestlers finished their 1942-43 season by winning: their tenth State Championship title, the third consecutive one. First place winners are: Henry Moore, 112-pound class, Jennings Policy, 127 pounds, James Moore, 133 pounds, and Jack Finley, 175 pounds. Seconds went to Dick Hickam, 165 pounds, and Bernard Souers, 103 pounds. Fourth place winners are: Lester Lucas, 138-pound class, and Bill McNa- mara, 120 pound class. Bernard Souers, Bill McNamara, Jennings Polley, Bob Fisher, and Dick Hickam are seniors leaving the team this year. Polley, Panther captain for the past two seasons and triple-letterman, finished his last year as state champion for the second time. He was awarded the B-Men's Dads' trophy. Lester Lucas, a junior, was elected to captain the Panthers next year. During this season, Mr. Myers, assistant coach for the past five years, succeeded Mr. Mumby as head Wrestling coach. During the many years he he has coached at B. H. S., Mr. Mumby has guided the Purple matmen to nine state titles, a record unequaled in Indiana. Mr. Myers, taking over in mid-season, mentored the Panthers through the remainder of the season and on to their tenth state title. GOLF TEAM John Hancock, Herbert Hoke, Harry McGlock1in, Charles Bruce, Coach Brogneaux. TRACK SQUAD First Row: Dick Pittman, Bob Fisher, Sexton, Coach Lexie Mills, Lee Kinder, Arlie Ragle, George Hendrix, Ted Fox, Richard Kinser, Douglas Rausch, Joe E. J. Bruton, Bob Kinder, Dallas Ander- Ragle. 5011, Dick Norris, Charles LUC3S, ROY Third Row: Bob Kelley, Dick Languell, Lawson- Tommy Daggy, Don Pennington, Bill Second Row: Philip Wihle, Allen Chit- Turk, Bob Siscoe, Charles Richardson, Wood, David Welch, David Gray, Lloyd James Ragle, Gordon Deford. Spring Sports The veteran golf squad, crowned State Champions three years ago, under Mr. John Brogneaux's expert coaching, is composed of John Hancock, Bill Newton, Charles Bruce, Harry McGlocklin, and Hubert Hoke. Although somewhat weakened by the loss of several lettermen by graduation and other causes, the Panther trackrnen are looking forwaid to another successful season this year as the Gothic goes to press. Mr. Mills, who took over at mid-season last year, is giving a capable performance as track coach. -'Q' 5 ,..Q.a- - f w LVM ' .y G , 'I X' ' , ' 3 3 I I , K :K 'NM WR i , K ZL, , A .1-.f N QA- A W gwswmib-NHUPW' Ni xg fix G. First Row: Esther Koontz, Martha Koontz, Marian Whaley, Barbara Potter, Mar- tha Stodgsdill, Wilma Waddell, Mary Belle Shaw, Hannah Records, Mary Ann Gray, Laverne Hinkle, Maren Chandler, Betty Rone, Dorothy Chitwood, Yvonne Rowlett. Second Row: Miss Dressell, Peggy Par- ham, Marge Minton, Patsy Thrasher, Wanda Sparks, June Norman, Frances Kerr, Betty Thickston, Phyllis Sparks, Emma Ruth Hayes, Patty Davis, Mari- lyn Languell, Patty Mitchell, Phyllis Johnson, Miss Rowen. Third Row: Thaetta Stephenson, Betty Tudor, Betty Nash, Nancy Howe, Joan Jackson, Jerry Owens, Thais Wvkoff, Doris Walters, Helen Claire Jones, Mari- lyn Thompson, Bonnie Meadows, Betty Ellen Sullivan, Dorothv Lou Jackson, Patsy Melton, Phyllis Williams. Fourth Row: Marge Colbert, Rebekah Bur- ton, Frances Kimmett, Pat Litten, Mari- lyn Marxson, Norma Humphrey, Deloris Boltinghouse, Martha Miller, Jean Fiala, Betty Minks, Kathleen Terrell, Kathryn Kimmett, Sara Hoogey, Virginia Weaver, Jean Brashaber. Girls ' A th letic Associcztion With such activities as volley-ball, baseball, basketball, bowling, field- ball, and soccer, members of the Girls' Athletic Association truly keep fit. Social functions which dominate the year are the annual dance and picnic. Officers are: Marian Whaley, president, Hannah Records, vice-presi- dentg Martha Miller, treasurer: Kathleen McDonald, sccretaryg and Miss Purdy, Miss Rowen, and Miss Dressell, sponsors. 95-T Girls' Intramural Sports The installation of the new physical fitness program helped to stimu- late a new interest for B. H. S. girls in intramural sports. King of winter sports was basketball, featuring an exciting game between the G. A. A. girls and players from the Women's Athletic Associa- tion. For the first time track and field events were offered for girls. Two afternoons a wcek, blue-clad bits of femininity could be seen dashing around the track, sailing over the bamboo pole, or landing in the jumping pit. Spring sports included tennis, horseback riding, volley ball, deck tennis, and baseball. The big baseball game of the season was the contest between the G. A. A. girls and the women members of the faculty. l 'M K, Q gg Mk f F HUD M n if' QE X56 5 , 'w Tv X xx -Q F xe f . gw , ,, 5 h . 2 ' D. . . ff ? if FHBULT! FRIENDS Qdoam' School Trustees DAVID G- WYLIE FRANK SOUTHERN JAMES D. HAVENS president T1'easure1' S6!.7.Um,.y H. E. BINFORD IDA E. FLEENER Silporintondcnt of Schools Clerk Sympathetic advisors and true friends of all city school studonis are the membe1's of the school board. Always striving' to bl tier the nictlimls and results of local teaching, the school board is the most important administrative unit of the schools. Mr. Binford, superintendent of city schools, and ,Miss Fleener, clerk of the school board, are available to students and faculty of B. H. S. at all times. Q a MR BINFORD and MR. TEMPLETON MRS. KREUGER and MR CUDDY Cl4a'mz'nz19tratz'on Superintendent Binford and Mr. Templeton, acting prin- cipal and assistant principal, respectively, maintained the goodwill of the faculty and students alike for their able and willing leadership during Dr. Simon's absence. Friendly deans in whom students feel free to confide their problems at any time are a necessity for a large high school. Mr. Cuddy, who was dean of boys, is now serving in the Army. Mr. Myers has been selected to take over his duties. Mrs. Kreuger, genial friiind of students, is dean of girls. Faculty The faculty carried on the normal school program between continual interruptions such as: physical exams, aptitude tests, special convocations, and placement tests for the armed forces. During school hours faculty mfmbers trained students to meet the problems of tomorrow, and after school hours the faculty used its free time to meet the immediate problems of today by engaging in Red Cross First Aid Classes, Home Nursing and helping with the nation-wide rationing programs. Mr. James retired at the end of the fall semester and was replaced by Mr. Anderson. The other new teachers are Mrs. Crouse, Miss Crum, Miss Dressel, Mr. Gilkey, Mrs. Harbaugh, Miss Hopewell, Miss Mundy, Miss Rector, Miss Rowen, Mrs. Van Hook, Mr. Van Horn, and Mr. Rust. Guidance in vocational placement and curricula choices was under the direction of Miss Dodds and Mrs. Peters. Facu fry HOMFI FICONOMICS MISS GUYMON MRS JOYCE MISS SMALLWOOD MISS MALOTT. SOCIAL STUDIES MR. CUDDY MR. MATHIS MISS BRICNGLE MRS. KRFIUGER MISS BERGDOL MISS FERGER lHead of Department! MRS. HARBAUGH MR. ASHBAUCHER FINE ARTS MRS. SIPFI MISS SCHWEND MR. FRYFI MR. GIIIKICY ENGLISH MISS MCANINCH MISS SLATES MRS. FRANKLIN MR. VAN HORN MISS HOPEWELL MRS. GILES MISS SMITH MISS COFFEY fH8.1d of Department! tMembars not shown! MISS CARITHERS SCIENCE MISS RECTOR MR. WONNELL MISS BOLENBAUGH MR. WILLIAMS MISS ANDREVVS PHYSICAL EDUCATION MISS ROWEN MISS DRESSEL MR. MILLS MR. BROGNEAUX MISS PURDY FOREIGN LANGUAGE MISS STANFORD MISS CAPLINGER MISS LE SAULNIER COMMERCIAL MRS. STRADLING MISS UNGER MRS. CROUSE MISS MUNDY MISS CRUM MRS. PETERS Jr LIBRARIANS MATHEMATICS INDUSTRIAL ARTS MISS HAUSER MRS. ATKINS MISS DODDS, MR VAUGHN MISS HICKS . 20 MISS TAYLOR MISS WYLIE MR. LEUCK Xljcfn MRS. COGSWELL MISS RUCKER MR. COX 11-I d f D MR. ARMSTRONG ea 0 epartmentb MR. STRADLING MISS KING Cnot Shown! MISS GILSTRAP ' MRS. PETERS Gothic Sponsor Senior Sponsor SENIOR OFFICERS Left to right: Mary Emma Rush, Robert Koontz, Howard House, Mr. Wonnell, Dudley Colbert, Manuel Tzouana- kis, Marjorie Burns. Class H118 tory The history of the class of 1943 is a well-known story to the 242 seniors. Unacquainted with the ways of the school, we started out as freshmen, 400 strong to do and dare. After three years of learning, we first expressed ourselves as a class in April of 1942 with the election of class officers, namely, Howard House, president, Robert Koontz, vice- presidentg Dudley Colbert, treasurer, and Marjorie Burns, secretary. We chose as class sponsors Mr. Hurst, Mrs. Peters, and Mr. Stubbs. In traditional manner as our first social event, we presented the Maytime Promenade in honor of the class of 1942 with Joe Kennedy and Kathryn Ramsey reigning as prom king and queen. The beginning of the year found us choosing new sponsors because of the loss of Mr. Hurst to the armed forces, and the resignation of Mr. Stubbs. Our new sponsors were Mr. Wonnell and Miss Gilstrap. Mr. Wonnell left us on February 15, making two class sponsors we had given to the service. Mrs. Atkins was appointed faculty business manager of the Senior class to replace Mr. Wonncll. On September 25 the Gothic staff was announced, and Work on the year book was enthusiastically started. The class held its first party of the year as a get-acquainted dance. Spring Fever, our first dramatic performance of the year, scored a big triumph with its many rollicking laughs. January 22 found us entering the gym attired as farmers and farmerettes for the Jersey Bounce. On March 11th a reception was held for our parents, and soon after, our second play of the year, Every Family Has One, was pre- sented. With the prom, the senior dance, baccalaureate, and commence- ment, the class of 1943 bade its farewell to B. H. S. Sen io rs ANN ABBETT A BARBARA ADAMS x A CAROLYN ADAMS f . ,,fr.f f ff ,LMI Lf 9' MARY L ,E ADAMS BETT ALLEN JOAN ALEXANDER , . I Q30 WIL IS AN ERSON X, CHARLES ANDREWS DONNA ARNETT JJ U 'J j , L ,J Af U f . A , A ANCEL AXSO -fy ' . ' K ' wglrlr BARR ji RUTH BARROW .1 ff' K, DANNY BAUER BETTY BAYS OLLIE HERBERT BEARD RUTH BENNETT RONALD BIDWELL EENTO MARGARET BINKLEY N BORUFF MILDRED BOYER HOWARD BRINEGAR JESS BRINEGAR if Sen1'o'Ff x CHARLES BRU JACK BRU ER ALLEN BRUNER TAVA BRUNER RICHARD BUpKNER O Q MAXINE BUNGER Q4 1 MW MAX BURCH W BETTY BURKS MARJORIE BURNS Q0 A , r Q ROBERT BURRIS If JAMES BUSKIRK CARTER ANNABELLE CHANDLER ALLEN CHITWOOD L' X -ia , '4LY.,fvsk-'wgfwl ' ' -fr , Y Z. A ll, MARGARETTEC 'Qf2f.4l1ciE-C ' DUDLEY UOXLBERT WILMA COMBS JAMES CONRAD GEORGE COX EDVVIN CRANE l WN fn Sen io rs MARY JO CRANE JOHN CRAVENS KATHRYN CRAWFORD BETTY CRIDER COLLEEN CROY X sELL DANIELS x XXX ,MD ARNELL A NA PEARL DEAL CARRIE DEAL f . 1 M E NG RO AKE FO ' s DS MARY LOIS EADS JOHN EDGEWORTH FRANCES ELR 1- n wif NV? H' ' A J! NN LI I A E K ' I A ARIS if ARLES A Z, EVA MAE FAUCETTE DOROTHY FEARMAN REBECCA FINDLEY Sen io rs HAZEL FINLEY RUBY FISCUS ROBERT FIS ER gf ESTLE FLEENER WILLIAM FLEEI WOOD CURTIS FOSTER CATHERINE FOX AGNES FREEMAN LOUISE FREESE JACK GARLAND JOSEPH GERBER ESTELLA GILLETT 52554 CLEO GILLILAND JOYCE GINES PHILIP GLOVER 2-2 J J I js, jf 'ff' vf! RUTH GRAPE BETTY JANE XRAYX JOHN GRAY YVILMA GREENE VIRGINIA GREGG MARGARET GU T M, S en io rs BETTY HACKER BETTY HALEY JOHN HANCOCK NORMA HARDEN HERMAN HARLOW BETTY HARRELL ww ' JEAN HART J UNE HART FRANKLI HAYES do A-J fuAl-t.fl-- ' -Z . MARGARET HAYES MARY AGNES HAYES J MARY FRANCES HAZEL ALBERTA HEATON MAE HENDRICKSON RLCHARD HICKAM WILLIAM HILL GORDON HILLENBERG WILLIAM HINKLE LEO HOLMES HOWARD HOUSE WILLIAM HOWE S en io PS MARY ELIZABETH HYDE CLETA MAE INMAN LOREN INMAN MARION JACOBS J UANNA J AMISON , CLARA JEEF?S fogvft. 41 ff' 'L' ' L, - f l CAROLYN JOHNSON WINSTON JONES DAVID KELLER JOSEPH KENNEDY Op ROBERT KINDER6 ROBERT KINSER MARTHA KIRK HELEN KNOX ROBERT KOONTz f' W 5 r I, I Mff, E -f 'Wd f BETTY LANAM 1,5 51 JACK LATIMER A AUDREY LAWRENCE DOROTHY LENTZ JOY LENTZ MARTHA LETTELLIER D S en io rs JEAN HENSLEY ,X AX? THOMAS LLOYD VICTOR LOCASIO NL ' Nfvffx LOMAX Q ,' px BETTY RUTH LOVE EDWARD MANIS MARY LOU MARTIN JAMES MATHIS BARBARA MAY WILLIAM MAY xi? HAROLD MCARTOR N- 5 4 fr - GEORGIA MCCLURE Q 'f' 1 A-X K CHARLES MCCONNELL LOIS MCCULLOUGH RUBY MCCULLOUGH HERSCIIEL MCCUTCHEN HARRY MCGLOCKLIN CHARLOTTE MCGLOTHLIN ' ALICE MQGUIRE Q 'QQ ERNEST MCGUIRE WILLIAM MCNAMARA TM QAYPQF' NYJ AM Sen io rs MARY MCNEELY AVANELLE MEADOWS I. W DON MERCER .n9'?x ' ' . S It DELORIS MILLER JACK MINTON BETTY MORGAN , ' gl . ' LZIJ! - 1 , K, LLOYD MOSIER J V' UP! X E . ' E TY MYERS DOROTHY MYERS MARGARET MYERS BETTY NASH DONALD NEAL PATRICIA NETCOTT WANITA NIKIRK Eg 5 YW 'K ROSE ANN NORMAN JOHN OOLEY JAMES OWENS Q V GERTRUDE PARKS JAMES PATE ALICE PATT RSON D-J Sen io rs MAS PATTON MADELINE PEACE ALVERTA PITTS 5 WILLIAM PLEW BARBARA POLING JENNINGS POLLEY rf if-J r, qi 'SFREDA PORTER f' 1 il KENNETH POTTER , JAMES POWELL CLARA PROPHETER KATHRYN RAMSEY DON RAUSCH VI ' 1 dmc. Q rx QEDWARD REED X S, L DORIS RICHARDSON . I ,- I HAZEL ROBERTS 1 V ' LEONARD ROBINSON MARY RUSH WAYNE RUSH MAX RUSHTON AMANDA SALEE GERALD SANDERS Seniors PAUL SANDERS . FRED SARGENT 1 Y GERALD sAR7m4A SW-Q A an QAK X MARJORIE SCHNEIDER WENDELL SEXTON RICHARD SHIRLEY WYLIE SKAGGS WILLARD SMITH ETHEL SMOOT MARGARET SNIDER LLOYD SNODDY BERNARD SOUERS lg . KENNETH STALCU P Q BETTY STANSBURY 1 MARTHA ST. CLAIRx-S. - ' -'D .- 5 'N Y N xxii - - ' -sf N-4' A .N '?j X46- . Q - M dr ., RICHARD STEEIL .,..,fgQ- vjgf BOYD STURDE AN' P LS R EON ' 0 WILLIAM SUIIRHEINRICH BETTY SWIFT LOUISE SYLVESTER UNK- L A VOSHELL X Sen io rs JAMES SZ ATKOWSKI MARY TERRY RUTH THRASHER eww TI-IEKLA THRASHER LEOTA TRISLER PHILIP TUDOR DOROTHY TURPIN VIRGINIA TUTTLE MANUEL TZOUANAKIS CHARLOTTE UNDERWOOD BETTY VEST RICHARD VICkRFY s 9 Jgnfq WAHL 1 tx JOSEPH I .1 5 JV J WALKER ,f GROVILR WALTFRS 4 EMMETT WAMPLER J X' X Q tufx x l P J X x s 1 , A M GERALDINE WATTS GEORGE WELCH J EAN, WHITE S en io rs ROBERT WILLIAMS NANCY WINANS DAVID WININGER ROY WISE LETONE WOOD JOSEPH WOOTEN EVELYN WRIGHT MARTHA WILKIE MARGARET WILSON EPSIE WRAY MARTHA RUSSELL MILLER ,p I NORA HANEY cl BETTY HAMM A, WILLIAM PENNINGTON Class Calendar' April 25, 1912-Election of officers and sponsors. May 15, 1942-Junior Prom Maytime Prom- enade. Sept 25, 1942-Gothic Staff was announced. miss Gilstrap 'and Mr. Wonnell were appointed sponsors of Gothic. Sept. 30, 1912-First Senior Get Acquaintedn Party. Dec. 3 and 4, 1942-Senior play Spring Fever. Jan. 22, 1943- Jersey Bounce. Mar. 11, 1943-Senior Reception for April 1 and 2, 1943-Senior play Family Has One. May May May May May 7, 1943fTramp Day. 14, 1943-Junior Prom. 21, 1943-Class Day. 23, 1943-Baccalaureate. 27, 1943fCommencement. P i parents. Every 15 ,,iD1Q06-v lf! ' 'X C2411 fog rczphs J , - Oqfwffifi ,QW M' ff 1 If ,. , rf ,Lf ! WP f . R N K ff ,1 4-.lf ,l v' J N u x X '51 5 ' S. , 'U KJ Q L' ., fi Y' I D fp , 6 , ,fri -ffs X40 Q!! NMA! N 5. s Cxrfljjj' X gy w 4 Q f 'x .J V '. 'V 2 ,N X, ' L4 V ri x XX' , J 'hr QA X- xx .NJ -3 :Q X if xi XX QD J e . ' vi ,awww I , I 1 L I . .Sf ,VY 1 KP V, X , UN? N A J 1 Q Q S 1 un io rs Virginia Abram, Wilma Abram, Norma Adkins, Harold Allen, Dallas Anderson, Charles Andrews, Arthur Dale Barbara Atkins, Anglea Bailey, Mary J. 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Dorothy Adams, Elmer Alexander, Arthur Allen, Betty Archer, Jimmy Burks, Lou Binkley, Her- bert Blake ' Junior Boruff, Virgil Boruff, Betty Bouher, Bill Bowers, Wiley Boyer, Forrest Branam, Jose- phine Branum Joanna Brasher, Opal Brinegar, Rolland Brinegar, Don Brock, Estelle Brown, Lois Ann Brown, Phyllis Brummett Joy Bruner, Rebecca Br ton, Frank Buck, Wanda Burch, Irene Burk Robert Burks, Edward Burns f K X1 1 Gloria Buskirk, alvert, Bob Campbell, Hol- land Ca chaelg Wilmfz Carmichael, Armina Carter, trude Cartwr fht Qi! V x 1 l l James C ndler, Rcibe Chandler, Virginia Clark, Je si' Clayton, I,Qo ISC Corbin, Gene Carroll, V ' un Cover,t DWjxf ,Z , , , VV X El f X Gertrude Crabtree, Joy raig, Christine Crane,'Dick Crowe, Robert1Cro e, Robertl aniel, Mary Dare h roug X N . I x el lx James Davis, Paul Davis, Johnny ay, Lee Roy Deering, Gordon DeFord, Floyd Denny, Mary Dodson Rosalie Douthitt, Bob L. Duncan, Bobbie Duncan, Jeanne Duffield, Josephine Dyer, Virgil Eberle, Betty Edson Martha Elliott, Paul Elliott, Bud Everlv, James Faucette, Doris Ferguson, John Findler, Jack Finley Nellie Fiscus, Edward Fishback, Marion Fearman, John Fleener, Thelma Fleener, John Flick, Clar- ence Floyd Sophomores Ross Floyd, Betty Foster, Patsy Fowler, Henrietta b. , Mp ' A wav in as Freeman, Sibyl Fultz, Betty Funlfhouser, Madge P j A , ' Q., Games ' fl l 'Y 1 if ' ' i ' ja 5 .Irv L Y,-nfs Ktvjyxl, ' 'Ill U, ,..,...,.,. . ' J - R Q . Q, W f Beulah Gardner, Robert Galiner, Betty Gray, Mary T W: Y, F ,eg u W 1, V . N Ann Grav, George Grisby, Lillian Grisson, Mary 6 - ,Kgs ' Louise Hacker 4 f 1 ., X 3 Q ' ' X S W . .l. ..,. 1 Q. X gg. F 4. Qi ai - sleltf is .Q Peggy Ann Hall, Ray Hall, Alice Hardy, William SM' ,af -3 X ,. A K .23 X ...,. Hardy, Marion Hays, Marvin Hays, Robert Hay- V 4 ' - , TF J. 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T Richard Crabtree, Harold Crabtremwikmg A , Y At f f g ' neth Cowden, Bob' Craig, Rose Maryc. 1 ' - , 'ff' -.-2, 'Q 'j' J 'ff' Cravens, Wayne Crammer, Ruth Craw- A 5 .1 iff, Q3 r ' ford Ja, ik 1 ,nity yt, .- e aa F n f I , H 72 , , ,ww M QW, g x M Geneva Crider, John Crider, Philip Crau- 5 3 at , X.. W ,dl R 6 , . 4 baugh, Dorothy Crum, Louise Cutsinger, td t Ragga, 4.4, fri, : , x,:,.' 3 N.. t ' r Tommy Daggy, Fnilip Dalton 3 ' 1 X 'W ',-' K U . K u W E , K I . . . . n tl M . 'wif fi. ' M 4 +- Junior Davis, Pat Davis, Paul Davis, Earl gs Q, N H- gg Q iv , .xl A Silas Davis, William Deal, Betty Lou 5 ' , -' f M Deckard, Margaret Daut gh Q , I 2 1 it 4 , F z to-tr' L21 J ' Lois Douthitt, Gladys Grubb, Mary Dunham, M i ,V -4 1, -J 1 W: '65-fl Mary Dutton, Ernest Euds, Jim Eads, , h t A X TU N 1- t Bill East Q-fvfhg, , 4 t f l X E J - ,,-.f Q , ,, P L , , 1 wr -o 'V 'ig Lag.. an up .i QQ.: Izzy Margaret East, Donetta Eaton, Melvin 5 ,L .Rig 4.4, S- ,gg Eberle, Noah Edington, Barbara Joan ' - ' t K , Elliott, George Ellis, Jim Farrell L, V.-,gf g Z gk. K - , so 1 avi, 6 Q C Q 5 yi James R. Faulkner, Evelyn Ferree, Robert - 3 ' ff jyl ' 'J' Terrell, Jean Fiala, Dickie Fields, Anna ,fix I t 'I ' U X Figg, Thana Findley j ,Ji , are ,,-' - t W u Mwvw r F A , V+ '. ' Guy Fish, Joe Fisher, Kenneth Fisher, Rim- ' ,,, 7: fiyt fe ta, ff 'Af' , 'G N ert Fleetwood, Lena Flynn, Mary Frame, , 1 2 ' rf' ' 4 W .3 Wi , f ,M - Vide Rae Frazo J Q wil 5 YI t X V . ,R . 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' i ,L Betty Hendricks, Georgia Hendricks , 1 . l X ', X , , - 'V ' ,f , . Jil ' 1 J il if , f r Minis Hendrix, Bill Hester, Beatrice Hill, ff i M X 3 fir F: Q Q Billy Jo Hill, Herbert Hoke, Sara Hooge. ' , f Donald Howard 1 5 , . ,.,. ..f.. r Q it 'R 5 3 1 ,- Q X t V, A 1 A RL ,ww V B ,J e 4 P ,a ff Q 1 'f. Q9 Nancy Howe, Phyllis Hudson, Norma Hum- .: 'L' ,Z w , M T phrey, Laverne Hunter, Norma Hyde, ,M . Yi 'K 'yt-.en 'i ' Eugene Isom, Robert Isom .... , A A in W , . W V A ,V t r ,fi ' I k J f 'aff F ' as , r if it - Dorothy Jackson, Joan Jackson, Wanetta 9, -'iff A It 'fi' Jackson, Emma Jean Jamison, Raymond ' ' e , , e,- W 2 Johnson, Jijlette Jones, Maxine Hahn Q lam . , N: V de aft Qdtm klqbrrd ' f A i . WK L' olrih It e., 1 ' - F 4, if wi: ffl , F65 Pj? V ' ,gig Maurice Kendall, uth Kendle, Marie Ket- K A S, V-fe 4 -'Q My-Sf at g' L tg: tery, Kenneth Kleindorfer, Kathryn 'ee Y ii' F! 1 ,wt-e,v l X-r Kiniinniet, Richard Kinser, Earl Kirk- W A M Q , 'l' ,X man 'fl . 'iii ' ,Q aff 4 Harry Kisselman, Allen Lakes, Catherine if W f' 3 W .,,, 'i . 'iff Lantz, Harrison Lawyer, Eddie Lickas, ,yyiffsr fi , Y -' A I John Liford, Charles Lent V ' ' n ' L .,,,,,-hmm, Z X' 'N fe ., E L3 Wlaffa if 0 f ' 'fi' - i , - ' in 'A , if ' 'af Q L. Jackie Lentz, Anna Mae Lewis, Evelyn g of , uuu 4 Lewis, Martha Lewis, George Martin, A 2, -i , Helen Mart' Norman Martin -W 4. i in-MMG' , - I ,, ,f :gas '-tif, es , 5 . , I A! f f ' 3.5 y .ga f , j '.f . I' fl- A ' Mari yn arxsonggganne Mason, Edna H 5 I' r ' 5 l Matthews, Hilda Matlock, Doran May, L' A Joyce McAdams, Floyd McArthur ...M V e-Z--it-1--'Z-5 Wg. ' 'Z , Q--. , ,,N,,,i I i ' , 2 5 t fa 'gf gffif 5 ' McDonald Kenneth, Margaret Mecleelrlin, wp, , Y, ' Q ,ee i ,L ji 2 W Wilma McGuire, Pat Melton, Meredith 1 AL ,e jk, ig ,JW-A ' M . J'Merivvetheri,Jack Miller, Jimmy Miller .--K ff' ferNe.f1 1 'N-r . 'Y 1 - t i J , J nil L, ff' iff' trait, ani if Fiji ff M ' ' 3 571553 flbliiifeff Oharles Mitchell, Pat Mit- lfw, 'R X '7' f ' , W chell, Robert Mitchell, Mary Morgan, del' rv-stil-kp ,ep f' June Moore, Max Moore , 1 if Q r ' 3 aft fmkf' iii t f jj f 91 X 3 6 is Peggy Moore, Lillian Morrison, Dean Mould- g, ' 'Z' if , , it ! en, Mary Murnan, Altha Murphy, Ted ,,,,. ,..' K , urphy, Jo Ann Natalie .. , fi I, V ' lf' ,V fy fl . ife - fri' Tb fwfr-fd' r,-fffffrff , , re saw' ,ie f trffwf 'A 43 - V -n. la ,Q F 1' I J' , 3 Wauneta Neal, Robert Nelson, Jack Nelson, e i t, ew v s y 4 , ' A fi Elizabeth Newton, Wavne Nicholas, 15 ,,, ,jf n - Donald Nilrirk, Winifred Nikirk X, K f l A 7 it ' , ,. 1 ia 1 ri I MW' 'L 6' V: 5 J ,.:323' 5 t W 'f 1 r Q W -r fa? at ,L M? ,gg Evelyn Noel, June Norman, Kathryn Nor- ., - 3' Cf ' 1 , man, Richard Norris, George O'Bannon, ' . - Robert Earl Osborne, Frank Owens .Y kt? ,Y W ,,. 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Robert Rhodes, C h a rl e s Richardson, e 9 t .. 1 ' g V Ages' ' x - 5 t-' 5 M V t, t Frankie Lee Richardson, Walter Rich- G ,Q ,Y gg- A gg, fgl 9- arclson, James Ridge, Barbara Lee Rob- A 3 ' Te s inson, Betty Jo Robinson as Sf' s M Q , , 1' its .t W - vi 8 X ,AG . is 5 ' Robert Dale Robinson, Lavelle Roubadeaux, :gg ,,:,,, W 'Q 'ji Ni gn ' Douglas Rausch, Bob Rowlet, Joan k - Q ' Q' ef' fe' ,S 1 1 Rumple, Phyllis Ryan, Max' e nders 'W ' H , , Kenneth Sare, Jack Sea , Bill Sexton, Lloyd 25 ': : I -gfspy ty W ,Q if . 'L s ny , , Sexton, Maribel Shaw, Phil Shawver, , iv?-eg' 5' ,gg 423 Floria Silvers, , ' , A ' Q ' V , I 'WM 1 R Carl Sims, Ralph Sims, Ernest Siscoe, Pa- if ff g 'af - fi-J lwfgf- ' ' tricia Skirvin, Mary Lou Smith, Richard 'H ,, kien X V5 . 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Arthur Davis, Doris Davis, Phyllis Day, Dorothy Deal, Robert Dean, Ivan Deck- ard, Roger Lee Deckard Nyle Denney, Howard Dess, Neva Jo Dillard, Jim Dixon, Bill Dodds, Gladys Dooley, Barbara Dorsey Betty Douthitt, Frances Duncan, Stuart Duncan, Bred Dunihue, Wilma Eads, Ellen Eaton, Mary Lou Eckles Bobbv Eller, Jerry Ellis, Bettv Engledow, Barbara Farmer, Elza Fleener, Lois Floyd, Billy Fishback Edward Foddrill, Peggfy Fowler, Karl Franz- man, Wilma Frve, Audrey Fuller, Gene Fuller, Wanda Fuller Max Fvffe, Dean Galloway, Billy Lee Gay, Bill Garvin, Billy Gioscio, Doris Gigli, Mary Gilbo Louise Goliver, Bobby Goodman, Ruth Goss, Catherine Gray, Gertrude Gregg, Joan Hacker, Charlotte Holler Homer Hinkle, Don Hodges, Louise Hoke, wil t , f I . 4,-1 1 L ys, J k.-,1f , lm at - -:VE . I. 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Fox, Mary Pat Baker, Mary Hudson, Mousey, Samuel, Shreve Senior Actz'vz'tz'es ANN ABBETT, Liberal Arts, Gothic Staff, Thespians, Proscenium Players, National Scientific Honor Society, Blue Tri, International Relations Club, Glee Club, Camera Club, Poor Dear Edgar, Every Family Has One. BARBARA ADAMS, Liberal Arts, Blue Tri, Camera Club, Home Economics Club, Knitting Club. CAROLYN ADAMS, General, Band, International Relations Club, Blue Tri, Secretary of National Honor Society, Every Family Has One. MARY LEE ADAMS, Liberal Arts, Glee Club, Cam- era Club, Blue Tri, Gothic Staff, President of National Scientific Honor Society, International Relations Club, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll. BETTY ALLEN, Commercial, Blue Tri, National Honor Society. JOAN ALEXANDER, General, National Honor So- ciety. WILLIS ANDERSON, Practical Arts. CHARLES ANDREWS, General MADONNA ARNETT, Commercial. ANCEL AXSOM, Commercial. WILLIAM BARR, General, Hi-Y, B Men's Club, Football. RUTH BARROW, General. DANNY BAUER, General, International Relations Club. , BETTY HAYS, General. HERBERT SCRUB BEARD, Liberal Arts, Com- mercial Club, B Men's Club, Hi-Y, Library Training, Track. OLLIE RUTH BENNETT, Home Economics, Sketch Club, Blue Tri. RONALD RONDY BIDWELL, Liberal Arts, Cam- era Club, Projectors Club. MARGARET BINKLEY, Academic, Blue Tri, Stu- dent Council, Gothic Staff, Commercial Club, Spring Fever, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll. BENTON BORUFF, Practical Arts, F. F. A. MILDRED BOYER, Commercial, Blue Tri. HOWARD TRO BRINEGAR, Liberal Arts, B Men's Association, Basketball. JESS BRINEGAR, Liberal Arts, Football, B Men's Club, Movie Operator. CHARLES BRUCE, General, B Men's Club, Golf, Commercial Club. ALLAN BRUNER, Liberal Arts, Hi-Y. JACK BRUNER, Liberal Arts, Hi-Y. TAVA BRUNER, Commercial, Blue Tri, Optimist Staff. RICHARD BUCKNER, General, Jr.-Sr. Hi-Y, Com- mercial Club. MAXINE BUNGER, General, Home Economics Club, Blue Tri. MAX M. BURCH, Practical Arts. BETTY BURKS, General, Blue Tri, Camera Club, Knitting Club, National Scientific Honor Society. MARGE BURNS, Liberal Arts, Secretary of Senior Class, President of Blue Tri, Corresponding Sec- retary of Student Council, Optimist Staff, Thes- pian, Proscenium Players, Technical Staff. ROBERT BURRIS, General, Hi-Y. JAMES BUSKIRK, General, Band, Orchestra. MARY CARTER, Commercial, Commercial Club, Blue Tri. ' ANNABELLE CHANDLER, Commercial. ALLAN CHITWOOD, General. MARGARETTE CLARK, Liberal Arts, Blue Tri, Proscenium Players, International Relations Club, National Scientific Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Orchestra, National Honor Society. DUDLEY COLBERT, Liberal Arts, Treasurer of Senior Class, Hi-Y, Student Council, Yell Leaders Club. WILMA COMBS, Commercial, Blue Tri. JAMES CONRAD, Liberal Arts, National Scientific Honor Society. GEORGE COX, General. ED CRANE, General. MARY JO CRANE, Commercial, Commercial Club. JACK CRAVENS, Liberal Arts, Camera Club, Com- mercial Club, Projectors Club. KATHRYN CRAWFORD, General. BETTY CRIDER, Commercial Club, Blue Tri, Pro- scenium Players, Glee Club, Spring Fever, Every Family Has One. RUSSELL DANIEL, General, Hi-Y. FORREST DARNELL, Liberal Arts. ANNA PEARL DEAL, Practical Arts, Blue Tri. CARRIE DEAL, Practical Arts, Blue Tri. WILLA MAE DEARRING, Practical Arts, Blue Tri. ROBERT DRAKE, Liberal Arts, Football, B Men's Club, Hi-Y, Camera Club, Commercial Club. JAMES EADS, Commercial, Hi-Y, Commercial Club, Spring Fever, Every Family Has One. MARY LOIS EADS, General, Commercial Club, Blue Tri, Thespians, Proscenium Players. JOHN EDGEWORTH, Liberal Arts, Spring Fever. FRANCES ELROD, Fine Arts, G. A. A., Blue Tri, Sketch Club. LILLIE MAE EVANS, General. RICHARD FARIS, Liberal Arts, Commercial Club, Varsity Basketball Manager. CHARLES Camera EVA MAE DOROTHY REBECCA mercial Senior Actz'vz'tz'es CHUCK FARR, Liberal Arts, Hi-Y, Club, Student Council, Gothic Staff. FAUCETTE, Commercial. FEARMAN, Commercial, Blue Tri. FINDLEY, Commercial, Blue Tri, Com- Club. HAZEL FINLEY, Practical Arts. RUBY FISCUS, General. ROBERT FISHER, General, International Relations Club, Wrestling Team, Scout Troop. ESTLE MAE FLEENER, Commercial. WILLIAM FLEETWOOD, Liberal Arts. CURTIS FOSTER, Practical Arts, F. F. A. CATHERINE FOX, Liberal Arts, President Interna- tional Relations Club, Vice-President of Student Council, Blue Tri, Quill and Scroll, National Honor Society, Proscenium Players, Victory Corps, Every Ushers, Family Has One, Gothic Staff, Girl Technical Staff. AGNES FREEMAN, Commercial, Glee Club. LOUISE FREESE, Commercial. JACK GARLAND, Liberal Arts, Hi-Y. JOE GERBER, Liberal Arts. ESTELLA GILLETT, General, Blue Tri. CLEO GILLILAND, Practical Arts. JOYCE GINES, Fine Arts, Blue Tri, Orchestra. PHILLIP GLOVER, Practical Arts. RUTH GRAPE, Commercial, Commercial Club, Blue Tri, Band. BETTY JANE GRAY, General. JACK GRAY, Commercial, Camera Club, Internation- al Relations Club, Hi-Y, Optimist Staff, Spring Fever, Every Family Has One. WILMA GREENE, Commercial. VIRGINIA GREGG, General. MARGARET GUEST, General, Blue Tri, Glee Club, Camera Club. BETTY HACKER, Commercial. BETTY HALEY, General, National Honor Society. BETTY HAMM, Commercial, Blue Tri. JOHN HANCOCK, Liberal Arts, Hi-Y, B Men's Club, Golf. NORA HANEY, General. NORMA HARDEN, Commercial, Blue Tri, Home Economics Club, Commercial Club. HERMAN HARLOW, Practical Arts. BETTY HARRELL, Commercial, Blue Tri, Camera Club. JEAN HART, Liberal Arts, Commercial Club, Opti- mist Staff, Girl Ushers. JUNE HART, Liberal Arts, Commercial Club, Girl Ushers, Blue Tri, Optimist Staff. FRANKLIN HAYES, General. MARGARET HAYES, General, Camera Club, Blue Tri, Knitting Club. MARY AGNES HAYES, General, Blue Tri, Home Economics Club. MARY FRANCES HAZEL, Commercial, Commercial Club, Blue Tri. ALBERTA HEATON, General, Commercial Club, Blue Tri, Camera Club. J MAE HENDRICKSON, General. JEAN HENSLEY, Commercial, Camera Club, Com- mercial Club, Blue Tri, Gothic Staff. RICHARD HICKAM, Liberal Arts, Wrestling, Hi-Y, B Men's Club, Gothic Staff, Optimist Staff, National Honor Society, Every Family Has One. BILL HOSS HILL, Practical, Football, Student Council, B Men's Club. GORDON HILLENBERG, General, Hi-Y. WILLIAM HINKLE, General, Hi-Y, Track. LEO HOLMES, Practical Arts. HOWARD HOUSE, Liberal Arts, Hi-Y, Proscenium Club, Camera Plavers, International Relations Club, Basketball, Spring Fever, President of Senior Class, National Scientific WILLIAM LUM HOWE, Practical Arts, B Men's Club, Basketball, Football. MARY HYDE, General, Blue Tri, International Re- lations Club. CLETA MAE INMAN, General. LOREN INMAN, General. MARION JACOBS, General, Camera Club. JOANNA JAMISON, General, Gothic Staff, Blue Tri, Commercial Club. CLARA JEFFERS, General. CAROLYN JOHNSON, General. WINSTON JONES, General, Hi-Y, Commercial Club. DAVID KELLER, Practical Arts. JOE KENNEDY, Liberal Arts, Hi-Y, Camera Club, Commercial Club. ROBERT KINDER, General, B Men's Club, Hi-Y, Track. ROBERT KINSER, Liberal Arts, Hi-Y, B Men's Club, Football. MARTHA KIRK, Commercial. HELEN KNOX, Liberal Arts. ROBERT KOONTZ, Liberal Arts, Hi-Y, Band, Radio Club, Vice President of Senior Class, National Honor Society. Honor Society. Senior Actz'vz'tz'es BETTY LANAM, Liberal Arts, Blue Tri, Interna- tional Relations Club, Library Training, Optimist Staff. JACK LATIMER, General. AUDREY LAWRENCE, Commercial, Blue Tri. DOROTHY LENTZ, Commercial, Blue Tri, Optimist Staff. JOY LENTZ, Liberal Arts, International Relations Club, Blue Tri, Gothic Staff, Student Council, National Scientific Honor Society, National Hon- or Society. MARTHA LETTELEIR, General, Commercial Club. THOMAS T-BONE LLOYD, Liberal Arts, Hi-Y, Student Council, Basketball, Commercial Club, Band, B Men's Club. VICTOR LOCASIO, Liberal Arts, Optimist Staff, Spring Fever, Glee Club, Commercial Club, Pro- scenium Players. MAXINE LOMAX, General, Blue Tri, Proscenium Players, Library Training, Commercial Club. BETTY RUTH LOVE, Liberal Arts, Blue Tri, Knit- ting Club, Library Training, Technical Staff, National Scientific Honor Society, National Hon- or Society. EDWARD ZEKE MANIS, General, Basketball, B Men's Club, Student Council, Commercial Club. MARY LOU MARTIN, Liberal Arts, Blue Tri, Cam- era Club, Band, Spring Fever. JAMES MATHIS, Liberal Arts, Hi-Y, International Relations Club, National Honor Society. BARBARA MAY, General. WILLIAM MAY, General, International Relations Club, Optimist Staff. HAROLD MCARTOR, Industrial Arts. GEORGIA MCCLURE, General, Blue Tri, Camera Club. CHARLES McCONNELL, Commercial. LOIS McCULLOUGH, Liberal Arts, Blue Tri, Glee Club. RUBY McCULLOUGH, General, National Scientific Honor Society, G. A. A., Sketch Club, Blue Tri, Spring Fever. HERSCHEL MCCUTCHEN, Commercial. HARRY MCGLOCKLIN, General. CHARLOTTE MCGLOTHLIN, Liberal Arts. ALICE McGUIRE, General, Orchestra, G. A. A., Blue Tri, National Scientific Honor Society. ERNEST McGUIRE, General, Football, Basketball, Hi-Y, Camera Club, B Men's Club. WILLIAM McNAMARA, Liberal Arts, Hi-Y, B Men's Club, Wrestling. MARY McNEELEY, Liberal Arts. AVANELLE MEADOWS, Practical Arts. DONALD MERCER, General, Commercial Club. DELORIS MILLER, Liberal Arts. MARTHA RUSSELL MILLER, General. JACK MINTON, Industrial Arts, Hi-Y. BETTY MORGAN, Liberal Arts, Gothic Staff, Op- timist Staff, Blue Tri, Scouts, Quill and Scroll, Inter- national Relations Club, National Honor Society. MAXINE MOSER, Commercial, Blue Tri, Commer- cial Club, Library Training. LLOYD MOSIER, Liberal Arts, International Re- lations Club, National Honor Society. BETTY MYERS, Liberal Arts, Blue Tri, Home Eco- nomics Club, Camera Club, Glee Club, Inter- national Relations Club, National Honor Society. DOROTHY MYERS, General, International Rela- tions Club. MARGIE MYERS, General, Camera Club, Spring Fever, Commercial Club, Blue 'l'ri. BETTY NASH, Liberal Arts, G. A. A., International Relations Club, Gothic Staff, Girl Ushers, Na- tional Honor Society, ilroscenium Players. DONALD NEAL, Fine Arts, Glee Club, Orchestra, National Honor Society. PATSY NETCOTT, Liberal Arts, Proscenium Players, G. A. A., National Scientific Honor Society, Blue Tri. WANITA NIKIRK, Commercial, Student Council. ROSE ANN NORMAN, General, National Honor Society. JOHN OOLEY, Commercial. JAMES MOUSIE OWENS, General, Hi-Y, B Men's Club, Spring Fever, Track. GERTRUDE PARKS, General, Blue Tri. JAMES PATE, General, Hi-Y, Scout Troop, B Men's Club, Glee Club, Football. ALICE PATTERSON, Commercial. THOMAS PATTON, Liberal Arts MADELINE PEACE, Liberal Arts, Blue Tri. WILLIAM PENNINGTON, General. ALAVERTA PITTS, Liberal Arts, Blue Tri. WILLIAM PLEW, General. BARBARA POLING, General. JENNINGS FROG POLLEY, Liberal Arts, B Men's Club, Hi-Y, Student Council, Wrestling, Football. FREDA PORTER, Liberal Arts, Blue Tri, Interna- tional Relations Club. KENNETH POTTEB, Practical Arts. JAMES POWELL, Liberal Arts, National Scientific Honor Society, Hi-Y. Senior Actz'vz'tz'es CLARA PROPHETER, Liberal Arts, International Relations Club,. Blue Tri, Gothic Staff, Girl Ushers. KATHRYN RAMSEY, Commercial, Student Council, Blue Tri. DONALD RAUSCH, Liberal Arts. TED REED, Liberal Arts, B Men's Club, Commer- cial Club, Basketball. DORIS RICHARDSON, Commercial. HAZEL ROBERTS, Liberal Arts, Blue Tri, Gothic Staff, Spring Fever. LEONARD ROBINSON, Industrial Arts. MARY E. RUSH, Liberal Arts, Gothic Editor, Blue Tri, Quill and Scroll, International Relations Club. WAYNE RUSH, Liberal Arts. MAX RUSHTON, Industrial Arts, B Men's Club, Wrestling. AMANDA SALEE, Commercial. GERALD SANDERS, Liberal Arts. PAUL SANDERS, General. FRED SARGENT, Commercial, Glee Club, Hi-Y, Commercial Club. GERALD SARGENT, General, Hi-Y, International Relations Club, Camera Cdub. MARJORIE SCHNEIDER, Commercial, Blue Tri, Commercial Club, Camera Club, Band. WENDELL SEXTON, Practical Arts. RICHARD SHIRLEY, General. WYLIE SKAGGS, Commercial, Sketch Club, Gothic Staff. WLLLARD SMITH, Liberal Arts ,Radio Club, Pro- scenium Players, National Honor Society, Every Family Has One. ETIIEL SMOOT, General, International Relations Club, Blue Tri. MARGARET SNIDER, Commercial. LLOYD SNODDY, Practical Arts. BERNARD FRENCHY SOUERS, Liberal Arts, Hi-Y, Wrestling, Commercial Club, B Men's KENNETH STALCUP, General. BETTY STANSBURY, Commercial, Blue Tri. MARTHA ST. CLAIR, Commercial, Commercial Club, Blue Tri. RICHARD STUART, General, Camera Club. BOYD STURDEVANT, Liberal Arts, Proscenium Players, Thespians, Gothic Staff, Glee Club, Poor Dear Edgar, Hi-Y. PAUL STURGEON, General. WILLIAM SUHRHEINRICH, Liberal Arts, Basket- ball, Football, Hi-Y, President of B Men's Club, Commercial Club. BETTY SVVIFT. General, Blue Tri, Library Training, Camera Club. LOUISE SYLVESTER, Practical Arts, Blue Tri. JAMES SZATKOWSKI, General. MARY TERRY, General, Blue Tri. ETTA RUTH THRASHER, General, Blue Tri. THEKLA TEKE THRASHER, Liberal Arts, Na- tional Honor Society, Every Family Has One, Thespians, Blue Tri, National Scientific Honor Society, Proscenium Players, Optimist Staff, Quill and Scroll, Poor Dear Edgar. LEOTA TRISLER, Commercial. PHIL TUDOR, General, Gothic Staff. DOROTHY TURPIN, Commercial, Knitting Club, Commercial Club. VIRGINIA TUTTLE, General, Proscenium Players, Gothic Staff, Student Council, Every Family Has One, National Honor Society, International Relations Club, Blue Tri. MANUEL TZOUANAKIS, Liberal Arts, Gothic Busi- ness Manager, Proscenium Players, Inter- national Relations Club, Hi-Y, Optimist Staff. CHARLOTTE UNDER v- OOD, Commercial. BETTY VEST, General, Proscenium Players, Na- tional Scientific Honor Society, Commercial Club, Blue Tri, Poor Dear Edgar, National Honor Society, Camera Club, Thespians. RICHARD VICKERY, Liberal Arts, Football. EARLANA VOSHELL, Liberal Arts, Blue Tri, Na- tional Honor Society. JEAN WAHL, Commercial, Blue Tri, Knitting Club. JOE WALDEN, General. JAMES WALKER, Practical Arts, Hi-Y, B Men's Club, Basketball, Football. GROVER WALTERS, Commercial, Commercial Club, Hi-Y. EMMET WAMPLER, General. GERALDINE WATTS, Commercial, Blue Tri, Com- mercial Club. GEORGE WELCH, General, National Honor Society. JEAN WHITE, Commercial. MARTHA WILKIE, Liberal Arts, Blue Tri, Home Economics Club, Commercial Club. ROBERT WILLIAMS, General, Wrestling. MARGARET WILSON, Liberal Arts, Glee Club, Com- mercial Club, Blue Tri. NANCY WINANS, Liberal Arts, Blue Tri, Home Economics Club, Optimist Staff. DAVID WINIGER, Liberal Arts, Hi-Y, Radio Club, Camera Club. ROY WISE, General. LETONE WOOD, Industrial Arts. JOSEPH WOOTAN, General. EPSIE WRAY, Commercial. EVELYN WRIGHT, General, Blue Tri, Home Eco- nomics Club, International Relations Club. I n rmnmnmvmmvr --- ---mmrmrmmnnm TO OUR ADVERTISERS THE STAFF FEELS THAT A LARGE SHARE OF THE SUCCESS OF OUR BOOK CAN BE ATTRIbUTED TO THE FINE LOYALTY AND SUPPORT OF OUR MER- CHANTS IN OUR ADVERTISING CAM- PAIGN. WE, THE STAFF, WISH TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY T0 THANK THESE MEROHANTS FOR THEIR SPLENDID AID, AND WE URGE OUR STUDENTS T0 RETURN IN PATRON- AGE WHAT OUR GOOD FRIENDS HAVE GIVEN IN GOOD WILL. nmmumummm:ununumnnumnnnununnnmnnuumnummuumuumm nn A umnuunnu TTT? I I I I SNES? Q To The Senior Class Q7c?nQo.11t?'4'9G:fQvcc?'N'fQ,4?NEf of 1QLL3 IT HAS BEEN A PLEASURE TO SERVE YOU AS PHOTOGRAPHER FOR YOUR SENIOR I f i PICTURES IN THE GOTHIC. 5 9 S Q I TRUST THAT IN THE YEARS TO COME 3 YOU WILL OBTAIN MUCH PLEASURE IN ' Ge REVIEWING YOUR FRIENDS OE TODAY F AND TOMORROW. f' E LANNIS L. HAZEL 2 f YOUR PIIOTOGRAPIIERU f' S I Phone 2002 401 E. 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Q Q EQ Q E52 C Q Q5 T C2 T Q2 S Complete Banking Facilities PHONE 5344 QI J QS 5 E BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA 3 'Q Q Q g Sb Q: Q5 , Q Q If K' Q5 'Y Q2 T Kg K, J QC QI QVQ k05QaQFisd'Q:JFbvJ'iG 5 2 PREP CLOTHING S RONE MUSIC C0. 3 At our store you can be fitted EL S S correctly g S 3 Ph g ph R d E Sles ShtM 8zSppls 3 2 30t038 E B dI c r anpiring fi Q P A d 322.50 2 K b H P E S 2 S b 5 C 5 E I bl S 3 E 116 EAST 6TH PHONE 3975 S Eg t S CONGRATULATIONS J ' 5 T S5 2 GOOD FOOD E T0 THE CLASS OF 1943 S Q IS A 0 E S GOOD HEALTH 2 si Q, WORKINGMENS FEDERAL ' 5 SAVINGS gl LOAN ASSOCIATION E 5 ' S 121 E. KIRKWOOD AVE. 4:2-In . E organized 1885 3 E 6 bcm?fQ:c?fbc?fbc?fbc?ib4?f bcG G 'b4GNQz?Lz?fQz?' 01G ovwkavwkavmfofokawvkafwkavfikaffokaa-Qs FOR YOUR 5 K, .5 DRUG NEEDS 3 3 COME TO THE OLD RELIABLE 3 3 6, .5 K, 9 S Gbc?fQz?4br?f 'Q4?2 E Cg zQ9'Q:JVik9'Q:J 9 S WILES DRUG CO. E 2 2 .5 THE BLOOMINGTON NATIONAL BANK 2 2 f 2 5 K, Member Federal Deposit Insurance 5 Corporation E gQ:c?:4Q:i? 4 bcge ,Q GOOD LUCK TO w:23 gD:J'Fi.J', Fi. E ff- P4 R: Z C o Q CL' Q - Pu kg Q .U Q 5 FU 2 1 5 'RJ Q, W 2 59 Ff- Q PJ Q4?:Q7i6z:Q:4?'Gn6:'3bi6:NbcGNbt?'fQ,i?' GbsGNQ,st?' S THE DAIRY BAR Qvffiufwbf 9bs?4bu?fbs?fbcGN 93QaJ Vik9F5 9 Q' ii SC CD I FLOWERS BY THE S1 .g,-n.ous-n'-.rub E gfw Bouzbud Shnav ALWAYS LOVELY 3 g Washington at Kirkwood S g Phone 3903 Bloomington, Ind. S We congratulate the Seniors on finishing their High School work, and compliment the School Board and Instructors on the fine School System we have. land ' I LUUHING nm -HSI-IOE SHOPS- . . . . I LQ'z'6zsE1aSiuoe!2epazz'zz1g 115 East Fifth Street Bloomington, Ind. G1 it Qvccr' 95'QQ7'4iQ9Qr. Q aJ3'4iN:99Q65Qk9yQ.e95Qe5'Q M95 x:95Q GNQ. . G . 939' MANUFACTURERS OF PASTEURIZED MILK PRODUCTS 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 'QQFQ-:QLPE 9 o 'fQ7:?'b4?'L4G iL4FN5JN0gGNb4?f E4fN ' SQ CDFik954DaJ5':D.N:9':D654O.6FDN934DeFQe5:U LYONS DRUG STORE J. Frederick Lyons, R. Ph. JUST Acnoss 0 THE E STREET 2 2 2 5 DRUGS SODAS DRUGS K, You Are Always Welcome 5 At Lyons PHONE 4301 PHONE Q JD GQ:c6gfQ7cGN Q7c?'bx?fQ:c6:PfQ:-:C-:J f95QsJ3QDaJ'FD254Da654iQ5aDa:0VTa':93QaJ3Q3 K, .5 K, 2 K, . we 2 3 Compliments of BLOOMINGTON 6, PAINT 8: WALLPAPER CO. 5 Q' QQ . 3 S '32 K, 5 Gb1?' br?4QxGNQvsGN QnE Phone 3894 North Side of Square E E BREEDEN'S 32 ff' Q A SHOPPING TRADITION 5 L2 Sf C12 Q THE BEST FOR THE PRICE! THE NEWEST STYLES! GQn?Q7a?fQm?fEf.?' w fa,34D. e54i.w9Fi.Q9gbaJ5QaJF3a:5ViO 2 T Compliments of ff ., 'Q if 2 2 S G. B. WOODWARD COMPANY, Inc. Insurance S S S S S citizens Trust Bldg. Phone 2131 owmbgffbfwmiffw ce T Q Q Donegal Sportswear K, WE SPECIALIZE IN Arrow Shirts Q S Q LADIES' AND MEN'S Q TAILOR MADE SUITS 9 S ULLIYAN 5 sLAcKs AND coA'rs FASHIONS FOR MEN Q S S 2 S 2 BEEM 8z DAVIS T Crosby Square Shoes .5 'Q CLEANERS AND TAILORS Don Richards Suits 108 south College Ave. Phone 2522 K, eeAcA'Q:A0Nb1fsQ:AP2Q,,Gm,tP'eAPfQ,Qr?1mAs ovmkafokaefsaafakafmkofakaysnwofgowfoo cafaxafnkaww . 9 5? E . K, ff Q' Q5 A CQ THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF an Q' 'WE' I IARTII' Q BLOOMINGTON E PW ' 'sa gggilgbn t '-2-1 ' f ESTABLISHED 1871 jg K, GREETINGS, GRADUATES! We extend our congratulations and 5 . 12 best wishes T Member 'Federal Deposit Insurance 0 T . Q THfSHrnwuv-Vwumns Ca Corporation. J , S 205 S. Walnut Street Bloomington, Ind. Gb:6Afb1?fbc?E:4?fbf:?fb1?fQ:1GNb:? Qxt?J Ovfoknfuwvmwfakafokafckafokofqkafqi ?mwQwQMQwmwQ 3 2 N 2 K, 52 MONROE COUNTY STATE BANK 5 IT PAYS TO PLAY Q 4 THE FRIENDLY BANK 2 WITH 4 K' S EQUIPMENT FOR 1 E S ALL SPORTS 3 4 Q g FROM E 1. J G 1 3 2 SOUTHERN SPORTING S Member Federal Deposit Insurance gg FLOYD T. SOUTHERN, Prop. g Corporation, E 113 E. Kirkwood Phone 6093 3 gMwMwMwMw mwME g MwMwMwMwQwwEa G GMRS im MQwQwmQQwQS K, . Q5 ff KL E Qig A COAL S S CONGRATULATIONS Q E CLASS OF '43 ASK JOHN Rf' S 5 Ag A E S IT COOPER'S Q3 5 S JEWELRY Q E 119 EAST 5TH DIAL 2793 519 W. Second Phone 3000 5 gg Buy War Bonds gefowbgfwwefmfagufxufff Q54Ynx5'iki7'qDx1fJViTx-5 ?-r:97Q37'Qs95Qs6 ci3 f5V:D.':D'V'1z:J7cDe5 i:e!7'i:f:9Vi.99 'DJ2Q Bloomington Frosted K7 ,mx as Q Ai J Food Lockers, Inc. 4. L Q lQii6'E?LQea j:'::gm55w: 1 A V m YOUR FOOD BANK ' I l 5 N lf 5' VB Full Flavored Frosted Foods 12 H ff K-Q 1' its For Health X- COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS 211-213 S. Rogers Phone 3544 314 South Washington St. ga,Q,faNQ,.fsfQ,.cNQ,.cNe,go2fQ,1GsQ,.o2fQ,.aNQ,.e Gevfofsfm.-iff bfwbvfsegcwcgew '97:iai,:D:J5Qx-95Q9J4D::9339J7ai23Qsc954Df3 9iX9yiPf9,QP59q5k9F5k9Q k93Q9 IDEAL LAUNDRY E S ELLIS FLORAL CO. 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