Bloomington High School - Gothic Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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School Begun Oh dear another 11ne Every one must be s1gn1ng up 1n classes Some students thought they would come early so they eo ll catch a ghmpse of the bulletln board Look what happened I want to rent my semesters books a typmg pad please I lost my pen Has It been turned 1n'? Such IS hfe at the Grand Central Statlon of B H S Commonly known as the bookstore Every mornmg about 8 15 rural students Clrcle ready for a new day Lock ers a popular meetmg place Roger Wa1tS patlently whlle t pulls out her books H , Y alight from the busses around the PQ ' ff' 1 if X V y, - f J ' N ' , 1 ' 1 l

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The Dance 0 The Wooden Shoe In a romantic setting of deep green foliage, white latticed arches, and gay tulips, the coronation of the Prom King and Queen took place. As crowns of soft, turquoise velvet studded with pearls were placed on their heads, His Majesty, Frank Owens, and Her Highness, Marie Smith, reigned at the Prom with all due pomp and ceremony . . In the festive little Dutch garden, girls in pretty formals and boys in their best suits danced to sentimen- tal melodies while the sweeps of the windmill swung away the time. Thus in a make-believe Holland our Prom was held.

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k room 3 Some call it the boo others claim it is just an escape from study hall. Here are news- papers, magazines, books, and encyclopedias-put them all to- gether and we have our fascinat- ' Everyday around PAGE 6 ing library . . . eleven, pleasant aromas can be detected coming from the second floor. The source of these appe- tizing odors is the cafeteria. Jenny and Margaret serve While others wait patiently in line . . . 'd s entertainment Colleen provi e h infor- for the group around t e mation booth.