Bloomington High School - Gothic Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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H. E. BINFORD Supcrintcvndrnt D. L. SIMON F. L. TEMPLETON Principal Assistant Principal BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES EDGAR A. O'HARROW FRANK SQUTHERN DAVID G. WYLIE IDA E, FLEENER Prffsident Treasurer SUUVUffl 2! Secivtaiy to Superintendent and Board U I 0

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W' f i? Ml V f 0 iii ,if W 1 Lf -5 . B 1 ,i1WP'f'7 , I '--9 Q, P af f' ' . 7 Q' I fm, All X 4 .. X' ff f , WQW111, Our competent school executives work with the faculty for greater effectiveness in the classrooms. Mr. Binford, superintendent, has proved himself equal to the problems that have arisen whether it be the varying supply and demand in the teaching force or the many calls for his service in both community and state or- ganizations. To Dr. Simon, our principal, Welcome Home. Having recently served as a Colonel in the Army, he ably advises veterans interested in completing their high school education, as well as devoting untiring energy to the problems of B.H.S. students. A friendly smile and a personal interest in each student is always associated with Mr. Templeton, our assistant principal ..... Our policy-makers, the Board of School Trustees, are co- workers with our educators in improving our school and instructional methods. This essential organization of our educational system must also face and solve the many financial problems of our school. Mr. O'Harrow, owner of a Well-known Bloomington pharmacy, Mr. Wylie, prominent in the limestone business, and Mr. Southern, a local banker, comprise our Board. Miss Fleener serves as clerk for both the Superintendent and the Board of School Trustees. Higher achievements and greater advancement for each student of Bloomington High School is the motto of our ADMINISTRATION.

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PAGE 22 Guidance Advance! Learning DEANS Mrs. Mary Krueger, Mr. F. L. Templeton Our deans have the task of acting as clearing house for our many problems. We regard them as sincere friends who willingly help us in time of need. During the year, Mr. Templeton assumed the position as Director of Research and Testing for the city school system while Mr. Dick took over the Dean's duties for the rest of the year. COUNSELORS Mrs. Frances Peters. Miss Elizabeth Dodds Our counselors have a busy time ad- vising and helping students plan their courses. At the beginning of each semes- ter, long lines of bewildered students are swallowed by their office, but soon come out with their problems settled. Through- out the year, Miss Dodds serves as aca- demic counselor w h i le Mrs. Peters answers the many questions concerning vocations. ATTENDANCE OFFICER Mr. Hiner J. Thompson As attendance officer, Mr. Thompson hears excuses as varied as Bloomington weather, and, sorry to say, he does have to clamp down on those students seri- ously afflicted with s p r i n g fever. Through contacts with both students and parents, he emphasizes the need for regular school attendance.