Bloomington High School - Gothic Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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cunnzcrmu Gilllxzta M ' I ff OFFICE STAFF SPEECH AND HEARING Mrs. Mary Lou Armstrong T H E R A P Y MVS- HHZG1 Th0ml7S0Y'l Mrs. Mary Neill, Miss Mary Frances Mead At any time you can find Mrs. Thompson in the main office - ' , :' doing a few of the many tasks necessary to keep things running smoothly. Mrs. Armstrong is the mimeograph clerk for all the 11 ':'-- A 'fi: 4 city schoolsffmimeographing everything from announcements to Sli. V-,. Q final exams ..... Whether you want the life of Caesar or the f E ' E'E' ' latest best seller, our librarians are always ready and willing to I help you ..... Throughout the city school system, Mrs. Neill aids 11 7 V '1' students in overcoming speech difficulties, and Miss Mead holds 111-1 classes in lip reading for those whose hearing is impaired ..... M1'S-Ifena Cardwell Our foreign language department provides for a better under- ApI'i122y 1910. QC-lober 24,1945 standing and helps to create an interest in our neighbors of the world. LIBRARIANS FOREIGN LANGUAGE Mrs. June Lynch Mr. Leon Whaley, Miss Gladys Stanford, Mrs. Margot Miss Mary Hicks Dowling. Miss Alene Caplinger. Miss Lucille Coffey

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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.

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jleppin Stoney T 0 Knowledge' SOCIAL STUDIES During man's existence, many events have taken place which have greatly influenced our lives today. To give us a view of the events of the present in the light of the past, the social studies department offers courses in world and United States history. Occupations is offered to familiarize the student with various vocations, and through the community living course he gains an interest in his community. The social studies faculty acquaints us with a working knowledge of our government and the importance of acting intelligently to preserve our democratic heritage. Krueger. Mrs. Mary Forgy, Miss Lydia Ferger, Mr. Har- old Mumby, Mr. Don Dick, Mr. Ray Mathis. PAGE 24 Miss Adeline Brcngle N1 O ic Stuart, Mr. Leon Whalex Nils N11 K