Bloomington High School - Gothic Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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l DAVID G. WYLIE FRANK SOUTHERN i L l EDGAR A. O'HARROW IDA E. FLEENER COLONEL DONALD L. SIMON Principal on Leave Someone has said, Today well lived makes every yesTerday a dream oT happi- ness and every Tomorrow a vision oT hope. The sTudenT who is making The mosT oT his presenT opporTuniTies will reTain Torever cherished memories OT his high school days and can look Torward in The years ahead To a liTe Tilled wiTh The ioy oT living. IT is in- deed a privilege To be reachng adulThood aT a momenTous period in hisTory. The youTh oT Today will have a parT in shap- ing The beTTer world in The making. WhaT a wonderTul experience To behold! BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES David G. Wylie . . President Frank Southern . . Secretary Edgar A. O'HarroW , . Treasurer Ida E. Fleener . . Secretary to Superintendent and Board One oT The mosT imporTanT adminisTra- Tive uniTs oT The school sysTem is The Board OT School TrusTees. Though The members work guieTly behind The scenes, They are, neverTheless, indispensible To The smooTh running oT our schools. IT is Their duTy To sTrive To perTecT The meThods and resulTs OT Teaching in The ciTy schools. During our Tour school years in World War ll, The school board has adiusTed iTs policies To meeT The many needs oT The sTudenTs. BoTh sTudenTs and TaculTy graTeTully ex- Tend Their appreciaTion.

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NIU XllNlS'I'l2,X'l'lC3N H. E. BlNFORD Superinlendem' and Acling Principal Class ol: l945l Do The Books balance? Four Years of High School during War Time! You have experienced losses and gains. Your unusual experience should make you, more Than any previous class. value your counlry, its freedoms, home and ils members. a broad educalion and a slrong heallhy body. You should have keen willingness To co- operale in meeling lhe problems of home, communily and counlry. You should hale iniolerance and dic- lalorship. You are beller prepared 'rhan former graduales lo live useful lives in a chal- lenging world. Bloominglon High School expecls 'ro be proud of you. F. L. TEM PLETON Assislanl Principal Your school has offered lo you 'lhe many parls which when properly filled logelher and carefully adiusled make fha? fine mechanism known as an American Cifizen. Your Teachers have helped you +o assemble These parls and have given you 'rhe fools wilh which To keep The parls in periecl ad- iuslmeni. lvlosl of you have developed a beaulilul machine, now in good working order. Hs possible exlension in size and power is unlimiled. To you, who have come lo 'rhe end of lhis assembly line, we say, More POWER lo you.

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