Bloomington High School - Gothic Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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T 66lClJl.1fLg J E N G L I S H Mrs. Jeanne Schwarz, Miss Ruth Smith, Miss Merle Gilstrap, Mr. Glenn Van Horn, Mrs. Sarah Franklin. Miss H C1011 Mt-Aninch, Miss Louise Slales, Miss Nellie Carith- ers, Miss Lucille Coffey, Miss Jean Hopewell, Miss Gladys Stan- ford. Not shown: Mrs. Betty Blewctt. Mrs. Janice Good. Mrs. Achsah Giles May 8, 1877 -February 21, 1946 ENGLISH, MATH, SCIENCE, INDUSTRIAL ARTS Thoughts of great men, life in foreign countries, history of present-day events, and knowledge of good speech and writing are brought within our reach through the medium of our English teachers. Changes noted in this department were the addition of two new courses, Bible Study and Contemporary Literature ..... Whether it is com- mercial arithmetic or trigonometry, the members of this department believe that mathe- matics is the science of precision and exactness. Changes in this department included Mr. Millikan's substituting for Mrs. Cogswell during the first semester and the retirement of Miss King after 25 years of service in B.H.S ...... For those would-be Curies and Ein- steins or those of us who are just interested in knowing why, our science teachers point out the laws and principles of that field which govern the universe ..... Proficiency for tomorrow means preparation today. Our industrial arts instructors believe that careful training in vocational subjects leads to a successful future. Students taking industrial arts have the advantage of using the vast amount of surplus war equipment donated to our school. PAGE 26

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HOME ' Ecowoiwws Miss Louise Slates, Mis Maude Ma lot l. His E I iz a beth Smallwoorl Miss Muzettu Guymon. Our future home-makers receive training in nutri- tion, clothing, home nursing, and family relations un- der the direction of our home economics faculty .... VVhether you enjoy the creation of beauty through music or art, you can be assured of guidance in our fine arts department .... The main object of our physical education department is to build better bodies for the future. VVith increased emphasis on all sports, our instructors create an interest in those activities which help to strengthen the mind and body. Mr. Myers and Mr. Brogneaux returned from service and resumed their positions on the physical education staff. :V f, 5 FINE ARTS Cwllvi' l'i1'f1lrf' Mr. Carl Frye, Mrs. Mar- garet Raab. Mrs. Daisy Garlon. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Boffom I'icfm'f' Mr. Don Dick, Miss Beltg Rowe,-n, Mr. Laverne Bur ns Miss Cora Purdy. Mr, Rob- ert lloke. Not shown: Mrs Betty Poling. PAGE 25

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MATHEMATICS Mr. Bryant Millikan, Miss Dorothy Rucker, Mr. Paul Armstrong, Miss Nell Taylor, Mrs, Frances Atkins, Miss Elizabeth Dodds, Mr. Milton Brice, Mr. Horace Harrell. Not shown: Mrs. Edith Cogswell. SCIENCE Miss Nellie Andrews, Mr. Jus- tin Graves, Miss Avis Rector, Miss Alta Bolenbaugh, Mr. Milton Williams, Mr. Milton Brice. Not shown: Mrs. Laura Childs. - Mr. Milton M. Williams NOV. 3, 1880AApril 14, 1946 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Delmas Vaughan, Mr. J. W, Stradling, Mr. Clarence Leuck, Mr. Homer White, Mr. Justin Graves. undmnentcll Sleillf PAGE 27