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- Class of 1949

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I RECREATION CAR Fun along the way En zneerf and ondzutom We present now the far ultx and aomtnlstratlon who engmeer an l conduct us ID our m im sturltes along the ldllk of lmoxxleclge The faculty ts also thr tram s beacon xxhtch ltghts a path for better methods of planntn our lournex Thu proxlrle the fuel to our mental ftres and keep the xx heels of out school 3CI1X1l199 tutn n The teachers hate asked onlv for our cooperatlon and now as x e near the end of our tour me xxtsh to extend to the facultv our thanks for 1ts knowledge patlence experlence and time Nexvxmembers of the facultx p1ctured on the opposlte page are Mr Paul Vonderschmtdt Mrs Margaret Hobbs Mrs Conna Keilams Mr Dale Nlodesttt Mrs Charlotte Foul 'Nlr VS 1ll1am Voorhies and Mr Charles Bundx V M Ml XPS Kff4T,x WWW 'H KK Q7 f KK -N ijrjl 46 ltff VM cf 5 Q I5 5 3 Q sfc E Lk P + cj! ,,...qp Q1, .-.-1 Vi? L. L Q W , . Q Q. 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K A sez-ff-f Adfrzzfzzftmtzofz Our competent admlmstrators are faced dally vuth many problems as they strne for h1gher standards Bloommgton Hlgh School Mr Blnford supermtendent of Clty Schools A B Indlana State Teachers College A M Columbia Un1vers1ty has serx ed sex eral years on the ex ecutlve commlttee of the Indlana State Teachers Assocxauon and lS at present the treasurer of that organlzatlon A chalrman of the executlve commlttee he has been an actlxe member of the State Study Comm1ss1on Hls leadershlp also proves valuable ln local organlzatlons where he works for the betterment of both school and commumty Dr Slmon prlnclpal of B H S A B Ind1ana Un1vers1ty A M and Ph D Un1vers1ty OI ulncago IS supervlsor of the mstructlonal program of Bloommgton Hlgh School In planning the seml annual schedule of classes he lncorpor ates new trends ln educatxon WhlCh glV9 each student at B H S a w1der select1on of courses and a better baslc found atlon for the future Dr Slmon was also a member of the commxttee on Secondary Educatlon of the State School udy Commlsslon Mr Templeton ass1stant prvnclpal X AB AM Indlana Un1vers1ty IS also pr1nc1pa1 of Q e tral School Among other dUt19S he 1S chalrman of the co vocatlon commlttee sponsor of the Student Counc1l 1n S and dlrector of testmg 1n all of the c1ty schools A c lrman of the new Adult EdUCat10H Assoc1at1on Counc1l A br1ghter future through educatlon lS the 0bj9CtlV9 f our admlnlstrators jlntroduces to the adults the fac1l1t1es of the school D L SIMOIN F L TEMPLBTON Punczpul Assistant Plznmpul l l O ' Ill - . ., , . .. . . . Y Y Q . S . . . .y , . , . . .i . ., , , . . , ,. , . . . ., . ., i . - , - . . , . . . ., . ., - , E ' ! ! . .., . . s ha , ln .e Q EDGAR A OHARROW FR XNK SOUTHEPIN DAVID G WYLIE Board 0 School Trurteef Th1s year for the flrst t1me Bloomlngton C1ty Schools have a fxve man board forming the pOllC19S of the school c1ty Dutles of the board also lnclude provldmg sufflclent funds to fmance school operatlons consldermg school regulatlons and studylng pubhc relatlons of the schools Wlthout the eff1c1ency of these people who work behlnd the scenes we could not have our well rounded educatlonal program We proudly present the members of our school board Edgar A O Harrow presldent IS a promxnent Bloom1ngton pharmacxst He took h1s posltlon on the board 1n 1943 Frank Southern treasurer became a member 1n 1941 M Southern a local banker IS well known throughout the communlty Dav1d G Wylle secretary lS presldent of a local llmestone company and IS at present servxng as presxdent of the State Chamber of Commerce Having taken hls posltlon on the board 1n 1940 he has now served longer than any other board member Leon Ch1twood buslness agent of the local carpenters umon and Merrltt A Calvert owner of a leadmg clothlng estabhshment are the newest members of the board Mrs Mary Jane Head efflcxently performs dual func tlons as secretary to the superlntendent Mr Blnford and also to the board mf school trustees it Page 11 ' I k Y ' . . . , , ' . r. , , l ..... . LEON CHITWOOD MERRITT A. CALVERT MARY JANE HEAD 1'- Dean! Mrs Mary Krueger with her keen understanding and personal interest in the problems of B H S girls IS nex er too busy to confer and adxise In addition to her dut1es as dean she is also responsible for the organization of our activity program Mr Edward Cuddy our amiable dean of boys works patiently and diligently to promote good behavior among the boys of Bloomington High School .Jr Mr. Jerome Femal Student, Mildred Wilsong Miss Dodds Mr. Hiner Thompson Recreational Counselor Attendance Director Officer Mr. Hiner Thompson, attendance officer, is responsible for the school attendance of Bloom- ington children between the ages of seven and sixteen . . . Mr. Jerome Femal, recreation direc- tor, with the aid of his secretary, Mrs. Lois Reily, directs a city-wide recreation program for the good of Bloomington's youth and adults .... Page 12 Miss Elizabeth Dodds, counselor, is the guide and consultant for the students' school program. She helps us check credits, plan a program for the years we spend at B.H.S., and is responsible for information pertaining to scholarships and vocations. Hows and Whys of GUl'67'7lIll6'7If foczkll ftudief Our soeial studies department strives to teach us the funda- mentals and the background of our American heritage. Now, more than ever before. students are facezl with the problems of government and the peace of the world. The study of Community living, occupations, L' n i t e fl States history, world history, and ,government will lead to better informed citizens of to- morrow. Mr. Leon X'Vhaley BS., M.S., Indiana University Social Studies and German .... ivlis Adeline Brengle f A.B., A.M., Indiana University - World History, United States History and Psychology ,... Mr. Ollie Stuart f A.B., M.S.. Indiana University -- Social Studies and United States History '.... Mrs. Mary Porgy - AB., A,M,, Indiana University Community Living and Government .... Miss Ariel Green A.B.. A.M., Indiana Univei sity Social Studies .... Mr. Edward Cucldy AB., Franklin College: TVI.S.. India .1 University Occupations and Dean of Boys .,,. Mrs. Charlotte Ford - AB.. A.M., Indi ana Vniversity United States llistory and Community Living .... Mrs, Mary Krueger A.B., Indiana University Social Studies and Dean of Girls .... Mr. Ray Mathis V AB A,M., Indiana I'nivf-rsity - Government. GK . It's Plane Talk Mathe11zatzcJ Miss Dorothy Rucker AB.. AAI. Indiana Stall- T1-at-he-rs College Algebra .,.. Nlisfz . Nell 'Taylor BSU Indiana I'niw-rsity Jun- Une Clasxe Franmnmxj ior lligh Matlie-niativs .... Mrs, Edith Cogswi-ll it Ali.. AAI.. Indiana I'niw-rsity General Maths-matit's and Gt-onwtry '.... Mr, Carl Stew- art BS.. Central Normal College-3 MS., India ana Univr-rsity Junior Iliggh Matht'matia-.4 and Algebra .... Mr. Charles Bundy HS. NIS., Indiana Ifniw-rsity Gt-nf-ral lNIatht-niat- its and Plipsirs ..., Miss lilixziln-Ili Dodds Ali., A,M,. Indiana I'iiive-i'sit5' Counselor and Gvoint-try '.... Mr. Paul Armstrong -LIZ.. AAI., Indiana Ifniversily Gvwtral Nlatliwmat- irs and Business Arithmetiv. 3 sr Everyone has learned that Iwo plus ivvo equal four. however, for those mathematic- ally-minded students there are also courses in algebra, geometry, and trigonometry. FOI'6llgl1 llllllgllflglf French. Spanish, German. and Latin are all offered to the linguists of Bloomington High Srhool. Blr. I.f-on XYhalv5' BS., BIS.. Indiana I'nixt-r- sity Sorial Studies and German ,... Miss .-Xlene Caiilinger f AB.. Indiana L'nix'vrsity - Latin ,,., Mrs, Betty Powell Indiana I'nix'ersity f-f- Spanish .... Miss Gladys Stan- ford AB.. AAI.. Indiana I'niversit5' f I-'rent-li and I-lnulisli. This Page Sponsored by THE BLOOMINGTON NATIONAL BANK Page 15 1 . fczence l ll! x l lXK N hfn 1 'mul 1 l f o x f xx 'Xfllu x fl IN 1 ox N Chl J O U K Du xou cur Ihmlx a pro'o7o1 would look hke lhlio qlurlewts fmfl that II Q a Qtrange world as Seen Ll r ough a m1c roscope Bxologmal Smenco offers mterestmg classroom analysls through CllSCUSSlOIlS and experlmvnis PHI those would ho C UFICN and hm Stemx or those of uk who arP just mterekted IH lmoxxmg xxhx, phwwx and chflmlktrx pomt out the lane and DFIIICIDIPN of tho flQlflN uhlch goxern tho LINIXPFNC' ,J- Plm ln Tim Paar Sponsored by PL BLIC SERVICE COMPANY . , 1' Bly: 4'h:1:l'-s Zu lj IES.. NIS.. hflizma - lhixv-lffiif, l'l ,iw zmfl .lui A wil -s . . . . Xl?--X Avis lim-lor Ali.. AAI.. Incli- zl:.:l l'h5xfl1fi15' Ch- V5 '... . Mr, liwzwfifl Sl -wuz! HS., MS.. lhrlizmzx Vui- x :QW 42:-nv-1':1l S1'l'lll'4' zmrl ZiJl . . . . Viv ,Xhu llwlvllllillljlll AB., A..M,. lhflizlhu l'IllX'I'lSllf,' llc-zillh and Szxfvly. aurl l ll l'Z1l Sri:-mu -.... Sli .'.' '- An- clrvws LIE.. .-'.Kl,. lh lima l'l1ix'r-'flly - lliolozy, N11 Sh 'hi Phu. l.:1l11'z1 ' Alrls AL., AAI.. lwlizmzn l'r1ix'f-wily 121 l gy ami llr1!:eEl'. l . l '1 5 wx ' f . . 1 . ,, v . .,l. n 4 .E . Q ,SY 52 Bufineff duccltion Mrs, Jessie Stradling - A.B,. M.S.. Indi- ana Vniversity - Office Practice and In- troduction to Business .... Mrs. Frances Peters - B.S.. MS., Indiana University 7 Typing and Shorthand .... Miss Martha Mundy 7 AB.. MS., Indiana Unive-rsity -7- Commercial Geography and Everydax' Business .... Mr. II. Dale McAdams 7 Indiana University 7 Bookkeepina and Business Problems .... Mr. V. XV. Babb BS.. MS., Indiana LTIllYf'I'FlIj' I-Iveryclay' Business. Consumer Buyin-1. and Retail Selling ..,. Mr. Paul Arm- strong - A.B.. A.M.. Indiana University Arithmetic and General Mathematics . . . . Miss Bonnie Unger 7 B.S.. Indiana State Teachers College: MS., Indiana Uni- versity Typing and Shorthand. One Moment. Please . The curriculum of the business ed- ucation department is designed to meet the needs of students preparing for clerical positions or business pur- suits. It also serves to aid those stu- dents planning to enter business col- leges or universities for more advan- ced training in the business education field. The curriculum is arranged to permit students to place major em- phasis on stenographic. bookkeeping. salesmanship. or general business courses. Th is Page S pm Hoille EC0lI07ll1ff i.. Home Sweet Home is the theme Ill Carried out in our home economics classes. Courses consisting of cloth- ing. foods. home nursing, and home relations were offered this year. Miss Lllizztlietli Sniallxxoocl BS.. MS.. Indiana l'nixe-rsity Home Nursing. Foorls :incl Clothing .,.. Miss Muzettu Gu5nion All.. MS.. lnclizinu l'nix'ersity Mrs, Blztrguret Louise llohhs HIC.. Chi- Uago 'l'eut'lie-rs College Foods .... Miss Maud C. Mulott AB.. lnrlizma State Teac-hers Colle-,ue Junior Iligh Home Eeonomies nnfl Cliff1l4'I'lll Assistant. Hot Cross Buns! A Stitch In Time . . Patty Cake, Patty Cake . . . Bakers M1111 , 2 . 1 pw., 18 This Page Sponsored by JOHNSON CREAMERY, 400 W. 7th Qtreet -1 4- The Machine Age! I nduftrial Arty and A g1'1'cultu1'e Boys interested in Industrial Arts find courses in machine shop, mechanical drawing, woodwork, and printing helpful in developing their abilities. Today industry is essential to people all over the world and skill in all fields is necessary . . . Skill, too, is needed in agriculture. Boys are trained in Agriculture classes to become more proficient farmers. This aim is attained by means of class room study and on the farm by practice in project work. Mr. Paul Vonderschmidt BS., Indiana State- 'I't-at-he-rs College - Printing .,.. Mr. Dale Modesitt - B.S.. Indiana State 'IU-zu-lie-rs Colle-ge Junior High Shop . . . Blix De-lmas Vaughan - B.S.. MS.. Indiana State- 'Teachers College - Machine Shop and I-'arm Shop ,... Mr. Joseph T. Avery ALB.. Asbury College Mechanical Iirawing and XVoodwork .... Mr. J. XY. Strafllin: AB.. Indiana State Teachers College: MS.. Indiana University - Print- in: and Director-Coordinator of Vocation- al Iidut-ation. This Page Sponsored by BAKER 49 OWENS. 116 S. Madison Street Mr. Justin Graves I5.S.A Purdue University Vow tional Agrirtilttire-. Page lfi E.r'r'c7'r'i.scs for Health, Plyyfical Education Tip-top physical condition of all students in Bloomington High School 's the goal of our physical education department. Exercises, tumbling, games, dnl sports are taught to both boys and girls. An additional activity, modern dancing, was added to the girls physical education curriculum this year for the first time. Teachers in B.H.S. stress good sportsmanship, coordination, and cooperation. Through the practice of these principles, we develop not only our bodies, but It also desirable mental attitudes. Blix l.ax'vi'iit- Burns BS.. Btitlt-1' lfnivvr- sity Physical Education. llealth and Safely. and Coach .... Mrs. Betty Shakes BS., MS.. Indiana University Physi- cal Education .... Mr. John Brognvaux AB.. Ball State Teachers College: MS.. lJii't-vtoi' lil-I., Indiana l'nivei'sity Phy- sical Education and Coach .... Mr. Fred lluff. Ji: BS.. Indiana Univc-rsity lltfalth and Safety. and Coach . . . . Mil Marvin Groh BS.. MS.. Indiana l'n vc.- sity Inside- and Outside Driving. Coach. Not Shown: Mr, Clifford R. Myers BS. Indiana l'iiix'ersity - Elementary Physl- :-al I-Iduvation and Coach .... Mrs. Con- na Kr-llarns BS.. Indiana University - Physical Education .... Miss Cora Purdy t ' . - ns.. Columbia Uniwf-my, Ms.. imii. A f ana I'nix'e-rsity' Physical Education. Page Lift This Page Spfmsored by JOLLY'S DRIVE - INN Health and fafery Health and Safety is a required subject for every student in Bloomington High School. It is a study of the general make-up of the human structure. The nervous, respiratory, and cir- culatory systems are illustrated through movies, projects, and a mannequin with removable parts. Personality and personal appearance, as well as, bone structure, sanitation, digestion, and first aid are discussed in this course. Here lies :1 challenge to both boys and girls as individuals. to work for a healthier nation. Ifzfide DVl.Vf71g Okay. you can take the wheel now. Yes, your dream of driving a car has come true . . . Boys and girls who have taken health and safety are entitled to a semester of inside driving. Car units, which were made by the shop classes, include a clutch, brake, accelerator, gear shift, and steering wheel. As the beginners interpret the signals given by the instructor, Mr. Groh checks each student's driving skill on a control board indicator. This course also reviews and introduces safety rules and regulations. A Drwmg Fufui e The Invde Ntm lf Thzs Page Sponsored by RUSSELL STOCIGK LLL Hour Phillips 66 Distributor P1 Q 1 rx ' ' H , l . ' ' I -' 1 . ' L ' ,,i, R I LE s . , ,, , .. . . . I 1. . v ,L . .S. is MHP of ff'XK' 5f'll'lfPl5 tt' ? eflftly DFPKIITIIIFIII' l B ll 3 have its own health rlepartment. llealth rc-t'ortls. annual physical examinations a n rl immuniza- 4 tions, and tlaily mt-rlic-al atten- tion for minor ailments are a part of the routine oi' our health department. Ihr. W, N. Culmer resigned in the early spring as st-hool riot-tor anti Ihr. Hay Bor- lantl was appointed to fill the roll as our svliool fiof-tor. . , l.it1isx'illtt Stfhool lliyslviatit . . . . Joy Lztttglilitinn ittiflttnt . Mis. Naomi Mt'IJonztlfl. HN. ljtlll Sliilo- 'l't'2tt'liv-is Colle-wx lfiill Mt-morial Hospital St-hool Yursf- . . . . XVayn+- Trisltti' Sttitlf-nt . , . . Mrs. Elf-anor Iloclson. HN, BS., Duke l'I'llX'QI'Sllj' Srhool of Nuisinq Svhool Nurst -... Mrs. RIEIIWVLIU- rite Trisler Clf-rival Assistant. Lzllmrjf Miss Mary Ilivks Ali.. lnrlianzi L'tiix'4-rsitj, Junior Iligh I.iln'at'iztii .,.. Mrs. ltitit- l3rt,v.ii tlr-I l'iiix't-rsityg ISS.-I..S.. fi org P+-ahofly l7iiix't'i'sit3 St-nioi' Iliuh l,iln'ztii: rl I,ilvrzti'y 'l'r:tiniti:. Books. hoth fictional and ref- erence. newspapers. magazines. and folders are sources of refer- ence material and entertainment in both our junior anti senior 7 high libraries. pt ,. Q2 This Page Sprnisoreri by RECORDS HATCHERY 8: FEED STORE Fme Arty MISS Helen M Schvsend BS Um xers1tx of Nlmnesota 'VIS Indlana Un xersxtx N1lX9d Chorus Glrls Chorus Plano and Junior Hlgh VIUSIL Mr Carl W Frye BM Butler Lnnersltx 'VIS Indx ana UDlXb'TSllX Band and Orches ra 'vlrs Margaret Raah BS Indlana State Teachers Col lge MS Indlana Umxersnx .f I' Fine Arty The old semlnary bulldlng fairly bursts wlth act1v1ty Art students work buslly whlle the band the orchestra, and the chorus practlce for future performances Plano lessons are a new addltlon IH the ln strumental fleld of our fme arts program at B H S Speedo and Hearzn Do you reallze how fortunate you are to have a speech and hearmg department ln BHS? Speech correctlon classes have proved helpful to those haung speech de fects Students showmg loss of hearmg IH annual hearmg tests are gnen the ad vantage of 11p readmg classes gx Thzs Page Sponsored by LAUNDROMAT Vlestmghouse Equ1pped page . . ., ' .D-'Q..., I' t ..... f L' I . V. . 1 .lf ' NI. I I , . 1 . Q23 X g. S .s,. Q. -.... Nlr Nlarx Nelll -XB lndlana Lnlxersxtx Speech COFIQCIIOD Nlls Ha1l1ettB Gates AB lndl ani Lnlx ersltx l'l93.IlI'l Therapx Pte 24 '5- -ivf' ffice Clerlef Mrs. Ruth Butcher, the mimeo- graph clerk, works for all the city schools. Announcements, tests, and final examinations are but a few of the items that she mirneographs .... Mrs. Mary Jane Jacobs, clerk, has the re- sponsibility of all records in the main office. It is in this office that telephone calls are taken and information is given. Bookstore Mr. ll+'rst'l1t-l C. Hlzivk, blilllflflvfl Mrs. Matty Nan Vonliif-s. Clerk: Mrs. llorotliy Poisons. C14-rk. Not Sltoxvnt Mrs. Phyllis Baum- :artnt-r, t'lwrli, Has my billfold been turned in? .... A student season book, please .... How much is the rent on my books? .... A pack- age of three-ring notebook paper . . . . Such expressions are heard by the members of the B.H.S. bookstore staff. 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Rlltmx w :an ln uanlta Smith 11 xxx 1 Conlcy rw 3 T rn xy ll1L.z.1n rn d B wmm nl y P Irma J qwa ans lllw 111 o een Nnwby Cal lyn Blumna nw 1 umy 4 n ll 111 lun usa vgenc L ly Q lx lures Xkhalny w l ul wn osemaxy f In Gotlozc Staff Dummy layouts copy deadlmes to be met these may not mean much to you but to the Gothic staff they mean a year of hard work to publxsh the vearbook The staff began plannmg last summer and worked ontmuously untll the book was fmxshed Thls requlred many hours of work outslde of school Kay Nlorrls seryed as editor of the book and Bob Glldea as busmess manager Art deslgns were drawn by Phll Coan It has been the polxcy of Bloommgton Hlgh School to let the semors manage and pubhsh the yearbook Thu pohty has been carrled out to no less degree thxs year howey er all the staff heartxly agree that the QSSISIHDCG of Nllss Rector Nlr Bundy and Nlr Brlce were 1n yaluable It IS no easy Job to publlsh a yearbook but lt IQ not all w ork and there IQ al ways the txme when the book IS completed and each member can pomt to ll wlth prlde So1t lS that we present to you the Gotlur of 19-19 dxfferent II' many yy ayc from recent years but we hope ll w1ll leaye yy nh you a clear pxcture of your school as If really IS Page 41 R ' -Norma Wlmll-5 Kaj Moxrl, C31 1- 'I'rf-Ill, Mmm Rm-lol' .l1'- ,a . -- Ru ' 2!'I'onx Foslas .I-' ll: kms J ' ' Q Jax 'I TL - - ll. 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V v ' -' - -' v ' . 1 ' - . .N - o x 45 9 Xfsfxx S' B b Dob on Janet Terrell Uur umm' Prom On the mght of May 1-1 we as Jumors hon ed the Southern Cotzllzon The huge gymnaslum was transformed mto a southern dreamland w1th the a1d of a p1nk and whlte crepe paper cexlmg and sex eral magnolla trees Wh1Ch stretch ed forth the1r branches to prov1de a canopv for the dancmg couples On one slde of the gymnas 1um that famous old steamer the Robert E Lee carrxed lmportant passengers 1n the person of Berme Vance and h1s orchestra Durmg the In termlssxon entertamment ln the Southern man ner was prouded by members of the tumor class Page 4: The hlghllght of the ex emng was the crown Janet Terrell by the retlrlng rulers Phlp Thrash er and Katle Wrlght In keepmg w1th the south ern atmosphere the doorway of a plantation house was the scene of the coronatlon The royal couple began the1r relgn by leadmg the1r subjects IH the Grand March Chaperones were Mr and Mrs George Gaston Mrs Zella Perree Mr and Mrs Earl Graves Mr and Mrs John Hetherlng ton Mr and Mrs Glenn Morrls and Mr 'md Mrs Clinton Sm1th parents of the class offlcers The Southe1 n Cottlhon came to a successful close as the straxns of Qwanee Rner floated through the mght t G 5 l H . E gxl wb' g - l gk . V ' 7 kv xt 5 I ' x A 3 , I 4 0 s , . I, . . - . . V . V L, ' orecl the seniors of '48 with a farewell prom call- ing Of 0'-if King and Queen. BOYD D0bS0n and . 1 1 . , l I , . - v - v I ' D , . . . , . . foutlaei 71 Cotzllzon The Puyul ruuples lead the frurzrl 'WIHIII Ilarzrznu ll7lff67 Southein Qkzes :them II I7 hm I . . ,A , , L . '. -I 1 Y 1 ' , Sm hrllfzw and 16 ',1l.' Gotlaif Gfl1'0f A Jljxx f11l11l1f' 111 IWW f- S1111'1F1l 11flf'1JN11,1 H1111 fl G11t1111'.' Y1111' 11111 h11'.' 7v1lf fJI1lllI 111111 1111 l'1l1ll'1 V' hrflllf H'1le' 111111. -1111111 1','1l11'111'11.w, 111111 111 uvlllll 111 1'. f'111'1111111 111617111111-N. 1 . . 5111111.11 J111'1.'.w1111. 111111 1f'11.w111111'.1l G11 11f'1'f. y , J ,z li V Q 1 ,-.55 M 14 XJ 1 -.4 7 s,,4u.,N P1 1 Xing? ftrzzcle 5!'lIl'0l'.f Ups-ning night. December Ii, and the seniors of 129424 presented their first play We Shook tht- Family Tree. The play was a comefly rexolyingl arounrl a teen-age girl who went to the school prom with a hoy with knickers. lt proved to be a very exciting and interesting play. The scconri time the seniors tlisplayefl their talent on the stage was April 21 anti 22. Un this occasion they presented January Thaw. si three--act comedy. The story centered arounrl two families who lived in the same olrl farmhouse in Connecticut. The plot became inyolyefl when the two younger members of each family fleyeloperl a loye for each other. The play proved to he one of the best ever presented on our high school stage. Both plays were flirt-cterl by Mr. XVilliam Voorhics. Ililrlegflrfle .' .' Long Punts for I-'rffiflif f'111'l4ii11 F1111 Q , ,4 BE? 1 , W2 -?t!?s,'5l '4 YV 3' fx: A 'L 5 , rw I 4 4' 1 .,, 'bla V, tw 'C 'Ui 2 vi , 0, 4 'fi if Opening Session .' ur Clam H zktozj' When we entered B.H.S. as freshmen in the fall of 19-15, the four years ahead seemed like a long, long time. Now we are seniors, and those four years are history. The first three years were almost uneventful for us as a class, but in the spring of 1948 we organized and elected our class officers. These officers in turn selected our sponsors, and we were ready to begin our many activities. Last spring we were Junior Joes for a day, while the seniors paraded as tramps. Toward the last of the year the Gothic staff was orga- nized and began work with the aid of Mr. Brice. The climax of our junior year came with the annual prom, given in honor of the class of '-18. Last fall, when we entered school, as seniors, our days became filled with many different activities. These included our parties. plays, participation in sports, and other extra-curricu- lar activities which kept us on the run. Some of our outstanding students were given individual honors on several different occasions. We spon- sored the pep session before the U.H.S. - B.H.S. basketball game. As the year drew to a close we participated in Tramp Day, which brought forth the usual hobos in hilarious attire. The seniors honored their parents on Senior- Parent Night and reviewed for them the school life of a senior. The weeks continued to pass and we donned caps and gowns to reign in pomp and glory during senior week. On Honor Day our out- standing students were honored, and on Class Day we took our last bow to the student body. Following on swift feet came Baccalaureate, then Commencement - and the pages of our history were filled. Tramp. Tramp, Trampf Lon om my amen gary X Qtlfllllllllllgl, down the lme aboard the B H 9 Panther Qtrea are the lonf lourncx passengers the underclassmen Qomt of xou xxlll be gettlng off soon vvhlle others haxe just come tbond and ham a long, tr1p ahead Classes athletlcs dramatlts extra turrmular attlxmes these are only sub statlons alon the wax hmm these short stops vshxle you prepare for a successful future We know the Journey vslll grow long and tncsome for you along the way as lt has for us but hard work and studx xull bring, you to the end of your yourney ln tlp top condltlon Student Louncxl I-xecutlxe Lommlttee members plctured on tht opposlte page are Catherlne Horstman Allce Graxes C uol Hudson Ellen Baug.,h and Tommy Turpm N' Nmbxi is X7 f' Z f ff wwf f 6 Qmfwf frwgfa eff t l by ,, , ' 1 y 1 4-, f f ,e ' t of y, f up Af ff ' ftfaffftff lf - , at A ' ,V .-. 1 , - lj r 4 , h 1 ' A '- Q .' A V 1 , X 1' ,lf Oni! 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TlII'.ll'I'f' In Thr' lmrul Next Stop 'sf Flag stops along the Journev are the manv xtra turrtculru HCUXIIIQQ W hether mterested 1n dramatlcs athlettcs suentt rnusn world affalrs or just xn betng of seruce to others lou xx1ll f1nd mam occaslons to make short stop oxers along, the lout nu Outstandlng students 1n scholarship Journallsm and dt 1 matlcs are elected each wear lnto the three honor socxetles of our school Nleetlngs are scheduled throughout the week during la s perlods Thls gn es each student the opportumty to choose a rletx of clubs whlch appeal to hls d1fferent1nterests and ih1l1t1t Through these clubs students develop fellow Shlp rharartc polse leadershlp practlce democratlc Ideals and ohtaln tntcr talnment as well Pres1dents of the serwxce clubs plctured on the oppos1te paf e are Paul Lassner Roger Neal Bob Currv Nlary Qplcfr Quan Wootan and Phvllxs Marlln r mag i iff ff-,1 A us MD! Z' gf 55 ,.- -K fl.. Z Q r .Y - . . - ,,, , '. . ,i -, ., H .Y K. ' C r' kv' . . . . . 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Barbara XX'e1ax'e1', Lucy Elizabeth XVhiIf-. mv 6 1- X 'oot' n . IN 'sq Co fly. 'f Elected as a Junior. lv- 6lf1.0116ll H01z01' tfocieq The National Honor Society is the honorary organization recognizing scholarship in secondary schools. The local chapter was founded in 1927. Mem- bers are chosen from the upper fourth of the senior class on the basis of scholar- ship, character, service, and leadership. In addition a few juniors are elected each year to hold the organization until the senior election. The local chapter is solely honorary, and its only activities are the induction ceremony at an all school convocation during Senior Week and the annual formal dinner preceding the Junior eeSenior Prom. ui!! and Scroll Quill and Scroll is an international honorary society for high school journalists. Juniors and seniors in the upper third of their class may become members upon recommendation of the sponsor and the acceptance of their qualifications by the Executive Secretary of the Society. In May 1931, the B.H.S. Chapter of Quill and Scroll received its charter. In October, 1935 Mr. Charles A Wells cartoonist and reporter was made an honorary member of the local chapter and with his permission the local group has since been called the Charles A Wells Chapter of Quill and Scroll Each spring members publish Last Words will and prophecy of the graduating seniors X Row 1 Donna JBISSQX lNed Bowman La'NIai Gaston Bob Gildea kenneth Goodall Phxllis Goodall lxax Niorris Joxce Randall Row 3 Carolxn Rexnolds 'Nlar aret Pittei Janet Terrell Carolxn Troth 'Norma W halex Nlrs Heitz Eletted as a Junior ' 7 Y v . . , H ,, . . . - J , . 1 ' .sq Y . I . . k xl ' 1. Y a' . ' x. Row 22-Jean Hankins. Sue Ann Harrell. Ellen Mathews, Fred May . ' - ' 8 - U ,ir V' . 7 Row 1 Donna BISSPQ Ned Bowman .I a n e Bowman Jcanlne Cartel ' Jack Clar Chrxstlna Cottlc Row 2 Rosemars Dean Tu r5 Edgeworth LaMar Ga ton Joan Hethermgton Carleton lohnson' Roger o-JW' w 5 C etn New mx Joue Randall Row4 Rox Pldge Janlu Thompson Row5 Carolxn Troth uf Wootan' Elected as a Junlor I-17650161115 The Natlonal Thesplan Dramatle Honor Soc 1ety was founded ln the sprlng of 1929 by 'a group of teachers mterested 1n dramatlcs The purpose of the orgamzatlon IS to create a more actne and mtelllgent lnterest ln hlgh school dramat1cs The alms are serlous and worthy encouraglng students to attam better mastery of language to dexelop p01S9 and self control and to appreclate dramatlc lxterature and Its techm que The so xety IS honorary only tn that those students are honored for hawmg met Certain re qulrements whlch mdlcate that they are ready to assume greater responslbllltles m dramatlc work Membershlp 1n the soclety IS a reward for the work done Troupe 142 BHS has as tts Prestdent Sue Wootan Vlce Presldent Ned Bow man Secretary Donna Blssey and Sponsor Laura Chllds V 'A V' , Ro ' I oll - 'lly' V 1 V , . 1. ' v- f .H . i. , V fr V V . A .- V V x .S- 4 'Y ' S 'X - V 1 i, ' Neal! SERS-cted as a Sophomore I AV ...L l- l C. . . , . 7 1 . . V. . - 1 . V . v V . . y ,- V V ' 4 ' Y ,Y . 1 v .ftudent Council Y O L' - the students of B.H.S., constitute the Student Council. This is your expression of democracy in action. You elect representatives from each of your home rooms and they form the legislative body of your Student Council. They present your ideas for improving B.H.S. to the whole school. For the sake of efficiency. your representatives select from their group the members of the Executive Committee which takes first action on all proposals. Your Student Council has assisted with all the usual drives for funds to help others. You have continued to care for Simone Bombard, the French war orphan who writes to you regularly You have adopted a war torn school in Bremen, Germany, and have sent school supplies to these needy children On the social side you haye continued to sponsor some pep sessions many dances after athletic contests and the grand All school dance in the spring You have had a good vear Row 1 Ted Thickstun Pttei smith Mft rill Coster Ross Davis I-rtdeiick Cassnet Keith Johnson Tommy 'lurpin Don Sets coe Row 2 Ray Gigli Henry Shulti Hal Bow man Paul Engleman George Branam president Ross I-lydc Don Hart Kenneth Perry Clyde Clemens Lloyd Adam Clancy Ryan Row3 Kenneth Goodall Roni! Dldd Don Weaver Bob Languell Warren Ctfhn Jerry Chitwood Lto Nlwrchant Christi pher Costas Jamts Smiks F td Xkimll ler Charles Helton Row4 Mr Templeton Herbett I-triu Bob Doty Jack Shlflet Able Caxtcx xice president Jack Crandall Niurxay Raneu Bob Dobson Jack Ferguson Don Stmxat Nil' Cuddw Rowl Wann Harris Barbara lx 1 Lllllan Nlumby Donna Brunnx susit su rick 'Vlary Browning Slnrlu C li 1 Baker Peggy Coff Row Nlrs Krueger Htlmnl beth Hannum Patricia Sexton Sailor Betty Wayne Janet 'leirell Ellen Baugh Peggy sailor Barbara Cas ner-corresponding secretary Norma sipt Barbara Sansone Claudetti Quimby F111 l uallll Nlalx Catl erine Horstman Row 3-Cosette Adams ict G xt Sydney Branam Carolyn Tr th NX and Niaudlin Ruthe Engleman Rubs Tttnkl Juanita Peace Niargaret Ritter Row 4 Barbara Todd Norma Btulei Dorothy Allen Nlarw Jam tangcr Bstlw Ellis Niargaret Campbell Ru h Lau l nunn Nlavlne Cram X X Randall -1-of W? This Page Sponsored bu NIODERN CLEANERS Jack Bruner and XX endell Broun r v 1 - I 1 ' - 1 V n l - .' 1. v , . , . . . , , I . L. K, L. ,sg ., . -. ' . , K, C' t - . l H' 1 . . . , Y r ., V ' , ' A 1 ' , , ' .' I' ' ' . ' Q '44 Y V ,., ww' , ' . .' 't - ' a ' 'rl-iitl. llvan-recording secretary. Shirley Hed- . . ' ' . J .. -, Clio- . ,' 1 . 2'-l , ' ' .yeas . .2 - . I' .' , J ' a , ,' ' . . ' sw- ' Al t ra ' -s . . . V D. U 4 Y A ' - . .' l- 1. U. X . v. , 5 ,h . U in K ' , . . t ' 2 1- Q , s' . . . , '-s Sur- N 'ootan .Ii-, or X.-Q 'i . . 1. . A unior Girl Refencf Junior Girl Reserves is an active club for sev- enth and eighth grade girls. It provides the mem- bers with leadership and new friendships. A candle light initiation for new members opened the activities for the year. Providing help for needy families at both Thanksgiving and Christ- mas was a project for this year. Other activities of the club were a talent show, a fashion review, and parties with the Torch Club, which furnished fun and entertainment for all ll Torch Club The Torch Club, an organization for junior high school boys. was first organized by David Franklin Shirk of Chapman. Kansas. It is the youngest branch of the Hi-Y and has completed its sixtieth year in Bloomington High School. Meetings were held each first and third Thurs- day and the activities for the school year includ- ed two parties with the Junior Girl Reserves, an initiation held at the first of the year. and other interesting programs on 1 Miss Gtttn t ty Goff B tbiit Baugh Beth Barrows t asuiti J'1nmt C allr way Sharon Beam Catolyn Ptact Lhlot a er Idella 'VIc'Ncely M iy I4u Pa tn Phyllis Buiks Pow2 Martha Williams Carolyn Ntitchcll Beckv Lycas Joyce 'vlaudlin Linda Pattei son Ann Bissey Virginia Burks Betty Ad kms Norma Eads Mary Spicer president Row3 Janet Bruce Peggy Fuller Donn Bruner secretary Carolyn Brummett tint president Carol Sue Hutton Catherine Hfist man Nancy Fisher 'vlartha Roubadtauv Rovs 1 Dick Hays Ronnie Tlnchei Tommy 'klobley Joe Minton Teddy Thickstun Rich ard Beikman Jay O'SIullane James Knapp representative Jackie Higgins Lester Johnson vt 'P Dennis Bryant Bo Smiley Lcvn Patt Jim Knox Jack Emmons Jackie Smiley Karl Rickei Hubert East Charles Ritten house Donald Perry R vt 3 Paul Cassner Pussell Shields Htnit Daxidson Jerry Chandler .ltlllalhall Xllfwxli Alexander C stas P X Jlms NX yn: KK gli Jamts Puett Richard Xiitchtll P yt 4 Jo Elmore uct prtsidtnt Cltdt Clemens Richard Deckaid James Burts president I-rtd Rlct Donald Tlickstun Parr tt secrttarw. trtasurfr Pfnald X k t y rfa vt x am IN Nl dt page ,6 This Page Sponsored by HOME BAKERY Maker of Sally Ann Bread .Xl X Ikx 1 ' L Y' .xl X f s ,M f ,f . -., 1 R ' - H, P-gf . a'zt: ' . 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Row l Martha Rowlett Sue Empson Juanita Sailor Nancy Branam Louise Burress Charleen Shauntee Norma Jo Szatkowskl Barbara Wright Delores Jeanine Royer Patrlcla Leonard Row2 Vlrglnla Rone Donnetta Patty Jo Campbell Sydney Branam ley Adkins Dovle Dyer Helen Joyce Jackson Dorothy Crandall Hays Rayl Shir Head Row 3-Janlce Hoover Norma Heady Bar bara Brinegar Hazel Frye Donna Patton Luclle McDanlel Frances Braham Carolyn Jones Phyllls Vlarlln president Row l Jo Ann Bennett Carol Freeman Joyce Nloore Bonnie Jones Hllda Reed Joyce Brinegar Allce Stubbletleld Delight Hill treasurer Betty Fleetwood Phyllis Niosier Laverna Fulford Esther Lentz Row 2 Lois Headley Barbara Reynolds Baugh Delores Payne Phyllis Smlth secretary Suzanne Alexander program chairman Sue Buher Lols Logsdon Nirs Hobbs Row 3-Edna Eker Janet Kirk Betty Niood Nlaris Bales Ntarle Phyllis Hostetter Shirley Cole D Faucette Helen Nicholson Nancy Helen Lycas Elizabeth Hannum Neal This Page Sponsored by TIMES CREDIT JEVS ELERS 909 N VS alnut Street Judy Douthltt. Nancy Roberts. Patty i . ' A' ' , 1 , 9- 1 - - - - Pa . Freflazlza11-foplaonzore H1'- Y -if , J Freshman-Sophomore Hi-Y is an organization for the younger high school boys. The purpose of this club is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character. Its motto is Clean Speech. Clean Sports, Clean Scholarship, and Clean Life. Guest speakers, in- cluding a member of the B.H.S. coaching staff. and movies were enjoyed by all members at their regular club meetings. Representatives of the club attended conferences in Evansville and Indianapolis The club cooperated with the Junior Senior H1 '1 in the sale of refreshments at athletic events this year Each morning during the xx eek preceding Christmas all students were invited to hear talks gnen bv ministers from local churches Through the presentation of these pre Christmas serxices the purpose of the club was emphasized before the entire school FEDERATION OFFICERS Mr Whaley Spon or George DeBo5 President Marshall Campbell V Pr sident Don Sctscoe Sec Treas Rcvl 1-Ceorgc Holland Merrill Costtr Ross Dans Bob Burns Eugene Horton Rovt P Vlaiun Vuley Cameron Jackson Paul Engleman tice president Bill Burgess Barry Marchant Dale Marlin Truman McNeel5 Richard Gloxer Rovl 3 Kenneth Goodall Don Austin 1 Teirtll Bob Curry president Bruce Brene man secretary treasurer Bob Johnson Charles svsaync Charles Bunge Dick Fowler David Cabbell Row 4 Bill Newman Daud Johnston Jack Hawkins Bob Griffith Teddy Lind Dean Mitchell Sanford Deckard Joe Hendricks 'vlr C' h A - - A I z '. Bi: pag, 78 This Pug: Sponsored by ULLOM K PAYNE, East Side of the Square H1Y Row 1 WIBFIOH Tr1sler J1m Lundy Pussell Vhnett Ke1th Alexandtr Hu DFCSIGOHI Don Lyon Joe Booker Geurgt DmB1y Don Smscoe Don Hankms Sammy Wellman Jack Shlflvt 'Vlarshall Campbell Rovt 2 Ross Hyde B1ll stunt N1o1r1s Baugh Jack Masters 'vlurray Ranu Bob Roberts amos McAulvy Dln Grxws frm Vue Lto Marchant Jury Alhn Row 3 Abtc Carter Wayne Bundy J1m Gray Ed Palmer Courtney Kaschube D1ck Bell secretary Bob Dobson Tommy Stevens Bob Doty Andy Ray Jack Bennett Nlr Xaughn Row 1 Bob Johnson Jack SDSIKS Don Hart treasurer Bob Baker Xhnfred Vlampler Charlts Xhlhams Charlxs Shulds Fred May Cha1les Helton George Calxe1t Row 2 Don Lawrence Pl11ll1p Bales Dwaln Bingham Wilbur Mess1morz Bob Wamplex J1m VanHook Charlts Ktrl Mslwlle Wlbb Kenneth Perry Carleton Johnson Row 'l I-red Dutton Md Bowman IaMar Gaston Joe Roberts Don Mmblcy lIa11y H111 ms David Shcdd B1lly Dun Dlllman If-on 11d lums umm' Semor H1 Y The Jun1or Sen1or H1 Y of B H S enjoy ed a yarlety of act1x1t1es throughout the school vear keepmg 1n m1nd the 1deal of bu1ld1ng a better Chrlstlan character through clean hung clean scho1arsh1p clean sports and Clean speech Included 1n the1r programs were a candle llght m1t1at1or1 a father and son banquet a party yuth the Blue Trlangle and a number of outmgs Sexeral of the boys attended conferences vuth other H1 H groups Programs for the regular meetmgs of the club 1ncluded a number of guest speakers and some 1nterest1ng mm 1es Each wear the H1 Y Speech Aw ard IS gn en to the member of the club xx ho has done outstandmg vsork IH the fxeld of speech at B H S The Golden Horseshoe IS au arded on Honor Dav to the member xx ho has done most to boost H1 1 J A 1' 'If 1-1 'lyi This Page Sponsored by GRAHAM MOTOR SALES CO. pl l Q Bue Rm 1 Carolyn Jones Norma Gromer Norma Cardwell Martha Herrln 'Sara Potter Martha Mahan I-rc-da Axsom Gwendolyn Smith Pat Fleentr Cosette Adams Ellen Mathews Row 2 Nancy Shlelds Patsy Souders Joyce Randall Janice Thompson PEKKY Burks Pat Hoxlous Glodyne Payne Pat Burch Delores Harris Bttty Andrews Allce Davls Shirley Bond Row 3 Marne Hawkins Phyllls Moore Bar bara Cutslnger Margaret Ritter Marjorle Arthur Mary Jane Stanger Barbara Todd Edna wlble Barbara Wood Evelyn Bartlett 'vllldred McMillan Row 1 Portla Thomas Corlne Dearring Ruth Anderson Jean Locaslo Janet Collier Pa Steele Llnda Lleb Ruth McDanlels Joan Moore Ann Todd Marjorle Hunter Delores Trlsler Row 2 Barbara Koontz Donna Blssey Bar bara Cassner Charlene Natalie Sue Symp son Lots Deckard Lols Hardy Martha Adams Row 3 Evelyn Barrow Shirley Johnson Joyce Colller Norma Qlpes Jeanlne Carter Ruthe Engleman social chairman Joyce Emery Bette Owen Wanda Maudlln Vlrglnla Owens treasurer Carolyn Troth service chairman Mrs Franklin Row 1 Carolyn Brummett Sue Wootan presndent Sue Ann Harrell Jean Hanklns Shlrlcy ackson Carolyn Reynolds Peggy wagner Barbara Gllbo Fannie Pope Norma Barger Esther Alcorn Row 2 Loretta Hudson Carole Borland Phyl hs md Carol Ralnbolt Margaret Raab Myrna Hancock Peggy Robinson Barbara Baker Janice Wampler Kathryn Whereatt Joanne Fmley secretary Row 3 Norma Mlller Bernadlne Knight Mary 'Vlxller Maxine Mlller Ida Sluss Tont Costas Charlotte Boltlnghuuse Janet Lentz Phyllls Jeffers 'Vlarllyn Murphy Mary Lou Plttman Annalee Payne -4- . 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' ' - P1151 Row Ted Plow Cvntlna Lundy Row Becky Schwab MHIJOIIQ Walden Vugmla Rone Mary Jane Stangcl Row Margaret Campbell Dehght H111 B1ll1e Day Salah Russ Carole Borland Llnda leb Row Myrna May Carol Austln June Gray s Carol EuDaly Davrd Johnston Row -1 'VI1 Frye DEMHIIS Faucetle Judy Jones 'VIarJ0r1e Arthur Jane Crandall Orcbertm Membershlp m a hrgh school orchestra of the cahber mamtamed at B H S 1S the culmmatlon of years of hard work and determlnatlon Students generally begm thexr mstrumental mus1c act1v1t1es an the fourth or f1fth grade where tralnmg on the lnstrument of the1r cholce 1S offered After about four years of BXPQFIGHCQ students may apply for membersh1p 1D the senlor orchestra Orchestral act1w1t1es proylde the student wlth e per1ence 1n playmg much of the xast amount of orchestral hterature from the chorals and chants of the SIX teenth century to the modern hght muslcal comedv h1tS An adequate hbrary of muslcal records IS bemg bullt and used one day of each week m the dlrect study of mus1c appreclatlon through hstemng Although pubhc performance IS not regarded as the most lmportant contrlbutron of mus1c educatlon at B H S the orchestra does share vuth the publlc much of the good mus1c m the year s reperto1re by appearmg at dramatlc productlons comocatrons and oncerts Students who exper1ence orchestral act1x1t1es durmg then' school l1fe merge rlcher ln the posslblhty of appreclatmg the beautles 1n th1s world that are Jurs for the taklng . 1- .Q U . ,A 3- V . . l . . 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From the first day of school when the foot- ball season begins, until the last summer concert. the band is called upon to render its spirited rhythms and romatic airs for every event from ushering Santa Claus to his throne to setting the tempo for the May Pole festivities. Most students who become band members begin their instrumental music studies in the elementary school and are prepared to do band work by the time they are freshmen in high school. The band is generally regarded as a per- forming group and is called upon to perform publicly about seventy times a year, therefore. the musical activities of the band are necessarily of a program planning nature. Band members who are serious music students generally en- roll in orchestra for a year or tvvo vvhere the pace is slowed dovvn and a definite music history and appreciation program is planned. . This Page Npozzsorffl hy HANSON MOTOR CO. Yi I 3.1 3. j.:. '.'.'.1X :. L , . 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II'lrii8h21 AYP. 1 I , x, Cloorur Hard work under a leader never satisfied with less than the best made this year one of achievement and much pleasure for the Junior and Senior High Choral groups. Nine members of the Senior High Chorus represented B.H.S. at the State Choral Festival. They presented selections for the Armistice Day and Thanksgiving convocations, and co-operating with the Proscenium Players, gave the Christmas convocation. The chorus traveled to Bedford to in the District Choral Festival. Ending the school year in the traditional man- ner, the chorus combined with the University High School Chorus to sing for the union Baccalaureate Service. The desire for perfection makes the goal of these people of note a high one. participate SENIOR HIGH Row 1-Carolyn Troth Bar . bara Shif- let. Martha Adams, Charleen Shaun- tee, Marcia Galloway. Judy Hays. Angeline Ramon, Norma Bastln, De- lores Trtsler, Nedra Shields. Row 2-Dortha Ntkirk. Virginia Owens. Pat Wiley, Helen Lycas, Dovle Dyer, Isabella Hutchison, Frances Branam. Freda Axsom, Janet Lentz. Ellen Baugh. Jeanine Carter. Ola May Mc- Millan, Row 3-Lois Pope. Beverly Ann Haley. Donna Chance, Helen Cravens, Rosalic Rayl. Joe Edwards, John Ream, Rus- sell Minett. Carole Golden. Patricia Barrows, Joan Moore, Cynthia Lundy. Row 4-Jack Clark, Joanne Finley. Henry Ellis, Philip Brown, Joe Hend- ricks. Courtney Kaschube, Tommy Stevens, John Roubadeaux. Dean Mitchell, David Anderson. Jack Scis- coe. Row 5-Ronald Sparks. Burton Riggs. Ike Elliott, Tommy Ramon, Norman McMillan. Charles Helton. Don Wamp- ler. John Glnes, Miss, Schwend. JUNIOR HIGH Row 1-Barbara Baugh, Janet Gallo- way. Frieda Young, Sharon Mills, Eliz- abeth Barrows, Joyce Hesson, Treva Axsom. Cytha Jane Harrell. Marlene Chandler. Betty Hainey. Row 2-Miss Schwend, Nancy Barrett. Peggy Goff. Sharon Rush. Martha Roubadeaux. Virginia Burks. Idella Mc- Neely. Phyllis Burks. Carol Austin. Sara Russ. Row 3-Sue Groh. 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Profcen zu 111 Plate: J Cast on Stage Curtarn gorng up These are famrlrar words to all members of Proscenrum Players The frrst of each semester tryouts are held rn whrch students prepare cuttrngs from xarrous plaxs and present them before the sponsors of the club Other students are admrtted as a result of ommencable work on the Tech Staff, rn the senror plaws or rn many one act plays Dresented for the club at the regular meetrnffs Thrs wear they produced one three ac. plav Footloose, earlv rn the frrst semester Out or Thzs World was the gurnea prg for an experrrrent rn the productron of a three act play whrch was grwen '1s a serral at sexeral nrght meetrngs I II' v f w 1 Terry Edgtvsorllr R L rt G our Burton P ggs Krrtlr lim Ntd Bowman X an P1 rr ow Posemurw 1 kootan Vrrgrnra Ovurr B ur y rn ia 'viarlucrr Crm L1 ndna Eker Pal Leonard Btrnru Wrrght Dorothy Allin vt 3 'Wir V orlrres Jvt Boo er Patty Barrows Frances Branarrr Pa Fleener Qondra Drs E rn Mathews .Ieanrne Clrtnr Clrrrs trna Cottle Joyce Pandall Row 4 Colleen Newby leo Nlartlr ant Nlarzaret Raab Tanr Co ta Treasurer Clrirlolle Bollrnp, house B tle Omen B rlyrrr T dd Irnda Irrh Drck Fovslrr rw 1 rrnl Nur In 1 rs N1 rlrn 1 grrrrr u Xlirx ou lon r Barrvws wr rod Jane Robert :rr J .rn Nlrll Clrarlun ihaurrtu Nur Trmmw Turprn M Carolsrr Tr D rrrra rs se iecrctarx Nrarrlxn XX rl arol Hudson Jim Iunds J ar 9 lrerrnglorr rrr ll lrtr wnthra Lundx ane B xrn n Daxrd Henman are wx 3 nr 1 P r r nrt-ls Janrcr Tl r rrp re Campbell C rlet n J l xrd Slrqdd L Har C., fr o ert Telfsr P drnr Tlrzs Page bponsozed by NICHENRX PHARMACY Phone '7 9399 page Q, a 3 rv .Y rr , v ' ' rr' , ' ' v . . . . 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Pat I-'lt-t-ner. David Ht-nnon. Row 2-Imogene Cooper. Mary Cross. Sara Potter. Janice Eddlt-man. Jean Locasio. Ju Ann Craig. Georgia Keller. Sondra Dess. Col- leen Newby. Row 3-Helen Lycas. Toni Costas. Toni Stevens. Wilbur Mcssimore. Sue Bulier. Ale.- llawklns. Marie Hawkins, Janice Thornp.,on. Christina Cottle. Joyce Randall. Row -tvbled Bowman. David She-dd. Tt-riy Edgeworth. Dean Mitch:-ll. Charles Stickles. Courtney Kaschube. Pu H16 Aa'r1'1'e.fr Sta The operators of the public address system perform a special service for our school. In addi- tion to setting up speakers, amplifiers. and mi- crophones at all pep sessions, convocations. dances, and other school activities. they are responsible for maintaining the sound equip- ment in good condition. The P.A. staff, whose membership is limited to four students. is the smallest club in B.H.S. To become a member of this organization one must either have some knowledge of sound equipment or an extreme desire to learn about it. Not only does the staff serve B,H.S.. but they are frequently re- quested to lend their services to organizations outside the school. Teclozzzcal Sta The Tech Staff of Bloomington High School is the organization responsible for creating. main- taining, and operating the equipment necessary for any public performance on the stage. The members build and paint scenery, operate the lights and curtains. have charge of costumes, properties, and make-up for each play. They are also responsible for all technical phases of the three-act plays. Members could be seen most any time hard at work preparing for one of the three plays given this year. The Tech Staff serves the school in a capacity duplicated by no other organization and therefore its mem- bers must be trustworthy, their standards of citizenship high. and their scholarship average or above. page gg This Page Sponsored by R. C. A. - A Better Place to Work Girls Atbletzk Afmcia tion G.A.A. is an organization for junior and senior high girls who are interest- ed in athletics. The purposes of the club are to encourage interest and participa- tion in all sports offered, and to further a spirit of friendliness and good sports- manship among the girls. The activities offered throughout the school year were basketball, softball, speedball, badminton, volleyball, and swimming. A girl is awarded a chevron each year if she earns 100 points by participation in some sport. Numerals are awarded for the first 400 points, a block B for a total of 800 points, and a circle B to those members having 1,000 points. Sweaters were presented to senior girls meeting requirements of good sportsmanship. three year's active membership in the club, high standards of leadership, and participation in six different sports. These awards were given at the annual banquet. Row 1-Carolyn Reynolds Judy Jones. Dn- Marls Faucetle, S u 1- ll u g ll e s-'l'rm-asurer. Cynthia Lundy, Lueilv Mi-Daniel. Carol Ram- bolt. Shirley Hedrick. Becky Lyrics Carolyn Brummctt. Row 2-Margie Ritter, Virginia Owens. Bar- bara Shiilet. Phyllis Jeffers. Carolyn Jone.. Janice Thompson, Mary Flater, Jane Boxmgin. Phyllis Smith, Helen Lycas, Virginia Tru - blood. Marilyn Patterson, Barhara Wlod, Row fi-I-Ilizaheth Whlte. Mlldrecl Xlfllsuil. Imogene Calvert. Isabella llutrlllson, Pal Burch. Delores Whaley, Ruby 'l'l'Illklt', Janet Lentl. Kay Whert-att. Barbara Todd, Mary Jane Stanger, Sarah Brown. Row -t-Sue Ann Harrell. Juanita Smith-V.ce President. Delores llesler. Mrs, Kellams. Fannie Pope. Alice Lehman. Alive Ilawlvns. Jo Ann Cram. Georgia Keller, Wanda Maudlln. Bette Owen Ruthe Engleman Joyr- Emery-President. Row 1-Marjorie Arthur. Barbara Gilbo Myr- na Stevens. Betty Gasaway, Janet Evans Bar- bara Bland. lclella Mc-Neely. lh-len Ili-acl Violet Lucas, Row LI-Jean Cardwell, Martha llerrln. Carolyn Brummett, Esther Alcorn Pat Ste:-le Marg Stldd. Gwendolyn Smith Joyce Bruin-gal Don- na Bissey. Ola May Mc-Mlllan. Mary Mzllvx Pat Moore, Shirley Jackson Ji-an llankins Row 3-Norma Stewart. Janet Terre-11. Chris- tine Curry, Peggy Burks. Jane Robertson, Nor- ma Sipes, Barbara Cassner. Mary Martin Jeanine Carter. Barbara Baker. Charlene Na- talie. Valjean Smith Edna Wlhle Row 4-Edith Brunir. Pat Fleener Cosellt Adams, Nancy Shields Kay Morris Marlt Hawkins Carolynn Lettellelr. Rose Marie Keough. Janet Turpin-secretary. Edna Eker, Dorothy Johnson, Joyce Randall This Page Girly Watch the birdie. This is a vital part in the game of bad- minton in which good muscle coordination and accuracy are needed. With sufficient prac- tice, skill in smashing and fast playing are developed. xy 1' J. X Fish have nothing on us. Swimming continues to be Ll favorite sport of the girls even in the winter. Excellent in- struction in swimming and div- ing are given at the I.U. student building. Girls who like sports involving foot-work enjoy playing speed- liall. This sport requires prop- cr coordination between mind and feet. Clear and quick think- ing on the part of each player i 1 needed. Thzs PGU6 N1lUIlS0ICIi by PEOPLFS l'l RNITURE CO. A tlaletzkf Jump high for the tip-off! Alertness and hard playing are essential to the winning basket- ball team. Basketball is an im- portant and popular sport to G.A.A. girls. Strike three! You're out! Yes. it's baseball time, and girls fintl that this spring sport is a health benefit as well as a pleasure. Watch out for the ball! A good hit may win the game. In volleyball. girls learn to work to- gether and to be observant be- sides receiving credit points through G.A.A. This Page S I1 it ieated Able Cartu Sydney Branam Cxnlhla Lundy N 1111 I wart Phyllis Goodall Joyce Randall Frank Day D1tk B lkm 11 Standmg Fred May Marllyn Murphy Sarah Brown Max P1 The Qptlnfust a Spothght on Chrlstlne Curry Patty Burch Margaret Raab NIa1tha He1111 SIUSS Kay Moms act1v1t1es mtroduces the latest facts on current school act1v1t1es, personal1t1es and sports eyents The paper was de hyered to th1rd per1od classes eyery other Frlday wlthout charge, SIHCC lt IS flnanced through adyertlslng and the contrlbutxons from the Student POUl1Cl1 for cuts Nlembershlp on the staff 19 attamed when a student has at least 10 lnches of copy prlnted 1n the Opt1m1s. ,, He must ma1nta1n sausfactory work for DJJ!-,XKJ 4 -,,,,,....--f eyery 1ssue or he IS dropped from the staff Somethmg new was addel to gan17at1on of two separate staffs w hlch pubhshed alternate e'l1t1ons of the Optl m1st ThlS gate more people an oppo .....,,, tumty to xx rlte fa our paper Vklth the asslstan e of ltlr He1tz sponsor T 5 Xondersthrndt and Mr Stradlmg p ll mg adxlsor e ery student IQ kept up tr date rm happemngs around the campus P1 o 'YP This Paqe Sponsfnfri My THE VK ORLD TELEPHONF . -Q: .1 1 - ' . . ' . Y' ' fu' 11 .11 Stl'- , , . '. ' L- a , ' - . ' '. 'zaret .lIC'l'. ' ' ' I . ' ' . 5 '. . . 1 ' Ida Y ' ' . f '11 1 E 1 N. ' ' ' . 1: . , L ' ' H , , . ,A . L . , . . . . . - ' 1 ' , ' - Ct , TLS. ' ff' 'tra -1 Y' ' . U 1 XX ' V ' v Y ' . ff . '. . . .B . Y . . . 4 . A :-.E,...5 F A A y . ' S I V . I A .kt 4 , :. I V S M , , ,W I t if VY U - . . W? ,.,.. .....x . . . t - '- jg 1, B.H.S. Journahsm th1S year A the or- i . ' i 5 , ' x 5 - 'lf' K V' ' ' v' ' ' fr . 1 V ' ' . . V. 4 'J Q C lf f3. . .f . - . v-l'. Q , v 1 . ' ' w'v 4 fi . . . 1 . , - 1 t- , . J , I . . 0111.112 His---5 fl-aturw edit'-1 Lafxlaz' Gaston f-dit'1-,1:- 1l..:! Klrw ll' :tl flp!1r111st sp--11st-1 K 11.y fimttlall - 1tf:-11.-1.3.2 ,wh 11 '11 sw s .1 1, r fs . v v gg l M .' K A .' ' K U . A TUV! Projeclon Club Haxe you exer stopped to thlnk how much must be done each tlme you see a mox 199 The f1lm IS threaded on the machlne the projector started the xolume regulated constant watch kept for bad spots 1n the f1lm and of course the mach1nes must also be o1led and repalred perlodlcally and broken f1lm mended Members of th1s club are asslgned to the projectlon staff for a spec1f1c period each day and must pass 1n all sub1ects 1n order to remaln 1n the club tftudent Photographer! The Student Photographers was organ1zed 1n 1946 for the purpose of glvlng the student a general 1dea of photography and to be of ser v1ce to the school The club takes plctures for the GOth1C the Optlmlst and for varlous other school orgamzatlons The past year the club has added to 1ts equlpment a new photograph1c paper safe an automatlc enlargmg easel a prlnt dryer and an automatlc tlmer Member Shlp IS open to a llmlted number of students who have the approx al of faculty and club members Paul Cassner Curzm Calwert XI Bund Jack Bxnnett Thzs Page Sponsored by THE CAMERA SHOP page Q, 1 f M1 Wllsiety Dm L,-ax.. .lirnrnj f'l11'Qe5 Ralph Mft1':'1s .I,l1 5' Jlcfieelg I-'lgd Nztholsfu J' ' Lfaclz. Charles Il 'ltr film J- :un M654-e-ly B1.' ,ill - wit.:-f-glzffjvrt. rn-I Dun VJ. l ' l'I'. C:3a:lffs Stulalss Dem- 'I'ajl, D li 'l'1'un.l4,t,fl linux' fi-Fwd ll lrwuld .lzwk S . 1 Bn-nrly Stlvkl Y- Pl.1l Con lt- I uid llzmsfr: Nw 'Q IxIfNl1ll:t:l . I' v v V ' Y A . . 7. 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S , . . . v Y - uture Retazlez 5 In order to be a member of the Future Re tallers a student must work a m1n1mum of 15 hours a week for a local busmess flrm These ex perlences a1d 1n dexelopmg personahty leader shlp and a sense of respons1b111t5 Joy Laugh hunn a member of the club, was elected sec retarx of the Future RGIHIIBTS of Ind1ana at the state conxent1on wh1ch was held at Ind1ana Lmx CFSIIQ Sexeral members also traxeled to Topeka Kansas to attend the 'Natlonal Con xent1on An apprecxatlon banquet gnen bx the members for the1r emploxers brought to a close a xerx enJowable vear Llbiflfj Sm f Lendlng books dehx ermg ox cr due notlces twpmg fxllng rsak mg posters mendmg books and answermg e n d 1 e s s reference quest1ons are some of the dutles of the hbrarx staff L1brarx trammg 15 open to Jumors and sen1ors for one half or full cred ll The staff meets once a week as a class and each student works one perlod dally wn 4 tx ll twkln 1 dltd 'wIc'Nl1llan X axtaxzl Raab Cl xtlolln 0111131101151 Ill Xtlma Qulmbx Juanita Slllllll ow 1 Helen Andexst n guna G1 tlaw Balbara Shlflut Rosahe Rasl Phxllls Mood Barbara Koontz Doxtha Nlkuk Peggy Wag ner Row 2 Vhlma Turnu Betty Nlathcws Shnlu Johnson Exelyn BHIIOW Caxol Rambolt lorcs Dyer Ben Nlltchell ene Rushton Row 3 Mr Babb Jox Laughhunn Joyce C l :atlas Ciillfl mn :watt B h aw s uw sldnnt m I Commef cm! lub The purpose of the Commerc1al Club lS to create mterest 1n the commerc1al department and to glue students some 1nformat1on wh1ch IS not usually obta1ned 1n regular class act1x1t1es Thls 1nformat1on was acqu1red th1s year from demonstrat1ons and from representatlx es of local buslness concerns who addressed the mem bers at regular club meetmgs The annual Chrlstmas party was the outstandlng so 1al ex ent of the wear A project of the Commerc1al Club th1s year was the presentatxon of the annual scho1arsh1p to a graduatmg senxor mterested ln contlnumg h1s educatlon mn the fxeld of busmess Page 94 Tins Page qponsorerl by YOLR REXALL DRLG STORE . A A 1 I 1. ,V I . I . , U '- Mrs. Brut ' . Pat llnvlvtus, M1 'lv ' ' S, fVl'l '- . '. . .I ' '- , 1 B 1' A. Tn Costas. ' R ' - '31 . V11' 15 ' I. Q 1 V g - ' , Di - f- . . . v . lier. Cl ' '-V.-Dv St- '. ', lv C I' .'l - '-pre: ' . .Ji 3 artm, n u I' f' . V . . . . . 1 V . . - . V . . V . . L. ' , ' v 1 Y - ' v . . I I C ' ,Q-, ' Y . V . V V . . . . v . . ,, . .. C . - C . V V . . . V V . V . . , . V . C V . . V. . . V A V I . V V Q . , M V V . . V . . 6 . V 1 A, A rl , v v Commercial Club Row 1-Myrna Hancock. Joanne Hert. Christ- ine Curry. Pat Moore. Martha Adams. Mar- jgrie Waldon, Marvin Fulford. Jerry Stailey. Delores Hesler. Fannie Pope. Row 2-Sue Sympson Maxine Graves. Joan Moore. Janet Lentz. Bob Baker. Keith Dwyer, Peggy Robinson. Virginia Trueblood. Mr. Mc- Adams. Row 3-Bernice Wright. Lois Silvers, Dolores Stephenson. Juanita Peacf-. Allen Conley! vlce-president. Janice Wamplvr. Judy Lewis. Joan Griffith. Nancy Sinn. Murray Raney. Janet Evans. Row 4-Bill Patton. Bob Capshew-president. Lonnie Robinson. Noble Polley. Jack Crandall. Kenny Perry. Bill Sexton. David Shedd. George Isom. John Kleindorfer. Terry Eder-- worth, Kenny Young. Row 1-Loretta Snoddy. Becky Schwab-secrw tary-treasurer, Mary Martin. Janet Edwards. Ann Galloway. Judy Hays. Norma Whaley. Carolyn Troth. Wanda Maudlln. Bette Owen. Carolyn Jones. Row 2-Mildred McMillan. Norma Gromer, Nancy Brown. Jean Stevens. Loretta Hudson. Dolores Payne. Sarah Brown. Marilyn Patter- son, Ruthe Engleman. Virginia Owens. Mrs. Stradllng. How 3-Dorothy South. Georgia Reed, Patsy Owens, Lols Pope. Carole Borland, Carolynn Lettelleir. Barbara Gllbo, Ruth Anderson. Bar- bara Weaver. Martha Reeves. Evelyn Bart- lett, Sue Owings. Row 4-Tommy Higgins. Keith Stapley. Gary Ellis. Don Sciscoe, Keith Alexander. George DeBoy. Juanita Smith. Edith Bruner. Lillian Malnes, Rose Marie Keouzh. Sara Potter. Janice Eddleman. Row 1-Helen Moat. Geraldine Fellers. La- verne Hays. Esther Alcorn. Imogene Cooper. DeMarls Faucette. Juanita Sailor. Carolyn Reynolds, Shirley Jackson. Janet Terrell. Elizabeth White. Mary Stldd. Row 2-Phyllis Jeffers. Barbara Cutsinger, Pat Wiley. Phyllis Moore. Patty Burch. Norma Jo Stewart. Kay Morris. Pat Hovious. Ruth Jones. Fat Helton. Mary Cross. Mildred XVil- son. ROW3-Mary Miller. Maxine Miller. Alice Hawkins. Maudie Harlow. Lois Dillard. Carolyn Brummett. Marilyn Murphy. Joanne Finley Marie Hawkins. Marjorie Arthur Marlaret Ritter. Phyllis Marlin. This Pc ll I IJ :.j. l3,.:1-1:1 Patty .l-1 In-oltato ' ' If 4 4' .l :,.s Ei , Q ll 1' ,:.d,1.I lluitlt 4'1a11dz1ll. l,.- ll ., Tm' I,vw.11.: 51.11.15 Admzxs 2? .1-E' .I L'z::t111ff'.L. I.1l.:a11 Mummy 1 1 .s I, '41-., .hm Iznm-:!f1-11 IXIa11Zj,11 1,..4 x, Yell Lemlef J Club The Hell leaders Club was organlzed to gne those students lnterested lfl leadmg yells an opportunltx to haxe organlzed praetlce Any box or glrl 1n junlor or semor h1gh school IS ehglble fox membershlp The Club meets aftet school to pracuee and plan yells for reserxe team games The regular yell leaders are ehosen from the club and the remammg members gam expemence by leadmg vells at reserve games Buy a plckle for a mekel' Not onlv does th1s club sell plckles at home basketball games, but It also makes lantern sltdes, and holds dxs cusslon meetmgs The Howe Hornets were burled bv the Panthers at a pep SESSION thanks to N S H S In lNowember the club held 1ts annual 1n1t1at1on Thls vear sexeral mem bers also attended the meettng of the Jumor Academy of Sclence at NIeCorm1cks Creek 1 x I 1xll1 4 1 1111 u 1 1 I-It 111 Cat l Austl 1 1 D ul 11 x1 M1 A X u 4 ax l u lt Nlifflllkilll 11 t mt NIL Kult H 1 e11w gem In 1 1 1. 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Relatzolzf The club name Internatlonal Relatlons mean relatlons between nattons The purpose of the club IS to keep members lnformed and lntereste l ID current world affalrs The toplts dtstussel at the meetlngs th1s year were questtons cn Berhn, Chlna, South Amerlca Dutch lndones1a Communlsts ln the L SA the North Atlantlt Pact Palestine and pregudmes both rellgtous and raclal The only requxrement for membershtt 1n thls organlvatlon IS an lnterest 1n lnternattonal affalrs WA m nt NS 1 1 AM tx P I1 Nl1u11 N IK B 1 -1 P111 C nw N 11 U1 Tim P11111 N111111s111f1i 1111 R x S BOOT SHOP Bloomtngton Q Leadlng Shoe Store H1111 1-Lon P11111 F11-1111 1311111111 . 1, ' l,1f,x1s Vl'LflI 111 'l'l.111'1111111 t'111':111 IJ11111:111: J111111111- ll1-1l P111 S11-1-111 H1111 2-Iiosv M111'11- K1-111111. 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Club activities, financed by selling soft drinks at B.H.S. foot- ball games, included a corn show, Father-Son banquet, livestock and dairy judging, partici- pation in the state contest, and a trip to the International Livestock Show. linux l--Ntltpnt Ki-'till ll1Zi.4lC2'l.It Xia:-... XKQIQ Wziyliv- Trish: IJ 1. msn 121. R--.x 3 Paul I-lraultznzzi. Fwd Duttin th: Wilt-yetlvasuit-1 Dali- 5lzt:l.:. F:4.nk I-l1.n-f :az .lanits Snxamzo Houfi-IXQII1 Cztx'ni1t'l1:1t-l llt-rn I-'z-i'rt-t-fjxit-sr dm-nt Wairtfn VanDt-xt-nitifst-tri-tary Hifi l.:1n:ut'll Dali' Coliihs. Rl: Ilzaxt-s Qpanhb Cyub The Spanish Club is made up of senior high school students who are studying or have studied the Spanish language and who are interested in furthering their knowledge about the customs of South American countries. Skits in Spanish, South American movies, and speakers, many of Whom were Spanish majors at Indiana Univer- sity, presented interesting programs to the mem- bers at regular club meetings. One outstanding event was the Christmas party with the tradi- tional breaking of the pinata. R-tw 1-Paul lloward. Wnifrt-d Slum Ross Davis, Susie Sullzvan-vit1--pit-si dvnt Slnrlt-5' llinkltf Bt-it-1.5 llzilvy Baibara Cutsinuvr Iwina I.utts Inw- gtnt- Calwrt. Ri-w I-Cliarlt-s Williams - iz-asuzm Marilyn Wilson Sus- llugim: 'f1:a:. Broun. Cosctts- Adams I-':.51L. S::::ti. Lahlar Gaston Nfzrna Ji Srmxazi S-Indra Dt-ss Janice- Tim nxps- I. linux' 3-Mrs Pftwtll Gwfszn- Can-11 Hutt. McDaniel 'IV-ri: Costas Jzrn Vanll ft-i k C lx a r I nt t f- Bf1lt:1.xE.'-us- K4-itl. Alt-xandt-r A 511+-s.dt-nt .luanzt Srzztl. Clzixrtina Ci ith J- yr' li:1:.f1 Us This Przgff Spfnzxorcfl by SPRIGGS DAIRY PRODUCTS, INC.. 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All ut or Sporty An enjoyable tlme out for all passengers xs partlclpatxon 1n athletxcs whether actually playmg the game or s1tt1ng on the bleachers boostlng the team We all recall the many thrxlls of a hard fought contest be these the svush of the net the rack of the bat meetlng the ball or the poundmg of feet on the clnder path Football and wrestllng brmg back thrllls of the breathless moments YVl'll19 Waltlng for the referrees fxnal dec1s1on Thls has been a great and successful season for every team of B H S They have set records whlch w1ll lxve long 1n the sports hxstory of our school Interest has been at 1ts peak durlng th1s year and now as we stop over here to renew old memorles Wllh fam1l lar people we salute our Panthers Representat1ves from each sport on the opposlte page are George Branam James Ellls Kelth Alexander LaMar Gaston James Deal George DeBoy Bob Dobson and Jack Crandall M 5955 TEA K. 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A54 ' 0' , .U- ' C h M G oh J hn B F ed Huff La n B rns and Faculty M n ge J W Stradling Nt Shw Clifford Myer Coacloef and FHCUIQ7 Manager MARVIN GROH graduated from B H S ln 1938 where he won two magor letters ln basketball He played baseball at Ind1ana UHIVCFSIIY for three years HIS dut1es at B HS mclude coach mg the baseball squad the reserve basketball team and acting as ass1stant coach 1n football JOHN BROGNEAUX head basketball coach and asslstant football coach attended Upland Hlgh School where he won three major Ball State Teachers College he earned two letters 1n basketball and two letters m football and was named All State Tackle FRED HUFF Jr chxef mentor of our football team and freshman basketball team attended hlgh school at B HS where he won three letters 1n football and one m basketball He graduated from Indlana Umversny where he was awarded two letters 1n football and the Blg Ten medal for scholarshlp and athletlcs J W STRAD LING faculty manager has charge of the tlcket sales for all games and manages the athletlc flnances He also arranges for transportatlon and meals for our athletxc teams Tournament tlme flnds Mr Stradllng very busy slnce he IS general manager of the tourney tlcket sales LAVERNE BURNS IS coach of the track cross country Junlor Hxgh basketball and asslstant football coach He attended WaSh1ng ton Hlgh School Indlanapolls where he won from 1933 to 1943 held the hlgh school record for the 100 yard dash An lnjury cut short his football career at Butler Unlverslty CLIFFORD MYERS after wmnlng three major letter ln wrestllng and placmg flrst ln the state meet graduated from BHS ln 1933 At Indlana Unlverslty he was awarded three letters ln wrestllng won two Blg Ten tltles a natlonal champlonshrp and recexved the Balfour award Hls dUt16S at B H S are coachlng both wrestllng and golf Pagt 10 This Page Sponsored by SIXIES COLLEGE INN CAFE 112 N Walnut St oac es arvin r , o rogneaux, r , ver e u , a a r . . , U 0 rl S . . . , V . 1 l l I . .... A , . . . . . , y ' ' y - - . Y . . Y letters In basketball. Before graduating fI'0m a letter in basketball, three letters in track, and K v 1 . . . I U . , . . . v . S . . . . . - - - , . . . . . . : . ' V . V V . . . . . K -f v v v ' 6 --' K V L -' , . - . Fcmtball M 1 J lmls f 4 4 lflll .V:1l:I.l 'Dlrk S4-xtlm, .Nlf-lvm lvl Drake- 'Max Baker Rlchard Amt! un New frgw llfflland 'Br-rl Casfldy Rm S fmcl A Nlvbull 'Dun Bryant. J.me5 OBgmn'u llendx k flrlald Jfvnvs. 'Wllhur Bpurf-. lm n ull I-Inglvnuan Gln-n Rzxmbult. 11 Inlgum Bn hlnmut Jack Llllvn. Rm ' 1 1 . Rum-r 511105. Bill Hamm. lfly Edguu ll x xuu Bxmmman BA-n Stlcklvs Paul we i mul 111. Xlurplly, Dean Mxtcholl, Bob Fllfflh-Ill Lk Bunn B111 Brenvman. Charles Svxaylzv. B Rublxlwn I Q- Nl lx r ll lm Cllavlu Burns 1- Lf -V p Yi-al D-ln Tmclwz' Wmired Xkamplm Owns, Jus DQBU5- Tl,mrny DeBuy Fred May Kenneth Ayers, Murray Rane:-'. Jack Kenny Krebs Bob Wllllams Holm.-nd, Cvach Brlwgneaux Dm-al, Abu, Carwr Harry Thix Page Sponsored by LH X Q A1 1, may E W 9-5 Asif! 6-fs A 'M ' -M' m N , 957 , ' Q, i,Q . ,QA L , MW ww 4 at-M . 4 wr , Q, X In ,fs W . n -W-vm, I Q 4 ,P i ,V AVVVIA, - ,Q , , in 2 A, 7 5'. E , f 1 .U A in . ,A.:: V ' , f 5 Q-4 E , ,gf wang ' 2 W ,mf P3 E i , . y x if W.. ' Q.. ,.. -...K 'K w, X i V' f .I- - Ni Football funzfllfniy Tfnder the fine leadership of head coach Fred lluff and aided by the assistant coaches. the Panther footballers had a very successful season for the second straight year. Hard work, deter- mination, and strenuous practice paid dividends as the team ended the season with a great record of eight victories. one tie. and one loss. The Huffmen opened their season September 10 with a 25-T victory over a tough and under- rated Sullivan squad and followed that with a 28-6 triumph over the New Albany Bulldogs. On September 25 the Panthers received a chance to prove themselves a top-notch ballclub when they met the Irish of Cathedral, Indianapolis. The Purples took the advantage with a 19-0 win. Next the boys rolled over the Washington llatchets 26-0, and then trounced the Columbus Bulldogs, 19-0. It was then that people knew thai these Panthers were more than just a run of the mill team. The Lawrenceburg Tigers werc the next to feel the brunt of the Panther power. as the squad journeyed to the Ohio River city and gave a terrific display both offensively and defensively in a -15-0 rout. Injuries in practice to key players played an important part in a thrilling 13-13 deadlock with the highly-rated Wiley Red Streaks. Twice the Purples were forced to come from behind to gain a tie. At Vincennes the Alices also gave the boys quite a scare as they scored two quick touchdowns. but the Purples rallied both times and came back to take a 13-12 verdict. The Panthers ended the home season on Nov- ember 5 with an exciting T-0 decision over the previously undefeated Garfield Purple Eagles. Because of consistant rains the field was soggy and muddy. and neither team was able to show much of its true power. For the final game, November 11. the Panthers traveled to Evans- ville, with good chance to spoil the perfect record of the Reitz squad, which was finally to become the mythical state champion. At the start the Purples fumbled, Reitz recovered and scored. The Panthers stumbled at the threshold of fame and fell in a 39-0 loss. It was the second time in two years that Reitz had spoiled a perfect season for' liloomingtorl. ln three of the last four games. the team faced undefeated squads. Garfield and Wiley were ranked high all season and Reitz was voted the best prep football team in the state. The Purples came through in fine style despite facing such a tough schedule as this. Also adding to the list of honors, several of the boys earned berths or mention on many of the various All-State and All-Conference teams. The team's success lay in the hard work, effort and ability of the players, the fine coaching of the staff. and above all - teamwork. De 111 Tallies for the Putzther. qw- ?541y ,II ,, ,fy glad N , , , -3 Wg. QM: f Wav: 4? My I Jkk' . in 5' , ' M '32 'Ji' in 52 sf M f 122 N21 Q 4 ,gsm , I 4- M K H ,F N iff. XM f A5 E 3 ,M W 1' A , ' K, .4 Ov- 4,5 Lettermen JIVRRA Y RANEY. senior forward, although shorter than many of his opponents, amazed everyone with his ability to take rebounds from the bigger boys. Murray could also be counted on to hold his opponent to very few points .... HERB FERREE, senior forward. was a good re- bounder and was noted for his fine floor play. Herb improved greatly as the season progressed and turned out to be a valuable player during the last few games and the sectional .... DON LYON. senior guard. was also a defensive specia- list. At the first of the season. Don was the main cog of the defense as he consistantly held his man to few points and was a demon at ball stealing ..... I ACK MASTERS. junior guard, was a valuable pinch hitter for the Purples. in many games. Jack was sent in to collect some points on his arching two handed long shots. He should be a star next year .... KENNETH KERBS. junior Center, played well when called upon. especially in the defensive department. Most of Ken's points came on his accurate pivot shots and long set shots. He will be a valuable man for next season .... BOB AYERS. senior guard. was the defensive specialist of the team. Whenever an opponent needed to be held down. Ayers was the boy who was put on him. Though short. Bobs speed meant a low scoring opponent. This Page Sponsored by SOUTHERN SPORTING GOODS STORE page 11, Vx J L IUCC UW UHHC 'l ll S dlld Ll xx n 4 1 lm N R nav Vm 5113 Bafleetba ll Beglnnlng the xear vxlth onlx four lettermen the Panthers opened the1r season xx 1th an tmpres slxe xlctorx ox er the hlghlx touted Greencastl Cubs The folloxx up of that game ts hlstorx The Purples dtsplaxed f1ne plaxlng agatnst out those txx entx sex en games There xx as that decl slxe -1734 xtctorx oxer Jasper vxhlch aroused ex erx one s attentton b xxe do l k r remember the 31 24 Martlnsxllle loss folloxxtng close behlnd Soon afterxxards the Purples squeezed out a thrxllmg 34 30 xxm ox er the Bed ford Cutters Fans are st1ll trxtng tr flgure Out that stunnlng 06 28 loss to Nexx Allxanx Xftet xx1nn1ng from the Lnlxees rex enge xx as sxx eet a the hasketeers thoroughlx trounced 'Vlart1nsx1lle 41 20 Endlng the regular season the boxs xx on ox er Bedford 4.3 36 Of course the tournex games xxere excltlng too Thex dont come much closer than that last mmute 373-1 xx1n oxer the Artestans 1n the sectlonal or the close call xxlth State of Terre Haute IH the reglonal but the one that tops them all the one that had more heart breaktng moments than perhaps anx seen here tn xcars state t1tle the one potnt loss to Jasper tn the seml ftnals Thts xxas the second stralght xear that Coach Brogneaux vxas successful 1D leadlng the xarsttx tnto the semt flnals on Nlarch 12 xx lnch IN ttself IQ qutte an accomphshment but not onlx d1d the team go to thc scm1 fmals thex also flmshed the season xx1th posstblx the greatest record 1n B H S h1storx shoxxlng txxentx txxo xxlns an onlx slx losses Qurprlslnglx enough though e one thlng, that made thts team great xxas no the1r brtlltant xx on lost record but lnstead t xxa the1r good sportsmanshlp and constderate att1 tude that ranked th1s team ln tht great class page 114 Thzs Page Sponsored by KAHN S The Place to go for the Brands You Know Ro ' 1-Coach Brogneaux. Don Lyon. Bol Ayers. Ja 'k Masters. B' f G K 'tl K b.'. M' 't: Guorttt' Cztlvt-rl Ro ' Z-Jar t-s Dt-al Blll Patton Dt 'k B1-ll, Jack Crandall. Bolt Dobson. Bet Rol S. .lurray sl -I. , u ' ' ' - 4 . - A , 7 . ' . . ,' ' k.- L. , ' , B. -, r S J .' v .' , , . ' . A , AV 9 ' ' . I ' I 'I ' .Q - .I Q ' ' I . U ' x C, standing teams during the remainder of was the one that shattered our hopes for the ' 5 ' . ut ' not i Q t 1 - p p ' p ' W' , - W S .f U '. ' ' X Q 1 1- ' jj ' ' Q . 'u I v ' ' Q. ' ' Q S ' 5 . . . 'Q V' I '. ' V ' c t d -' . . Y A- E. I hw: Y . ' v .A 1 . ' , , , . . , ' . ' A , . . ' 'O nl UI 1 . . . Refervef liww 1-Keith Slalcup Paul Tm- rlle-r, Drvnald Weaver, Bob Klm- m1-L, Huw 2-Bob Wampler. Bob Curry Hlclxard Deckard, Fred May. Bwb Gflffllll. Dale Bruce, Jack I.1l- len, Huw 3-Coach G r 11 h. Gcurl4 Murphy, Dick Fowler. 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Truman McNeeiy Row 3-Tommy Rapcr. Wayne Kinser. Neil Snarr. Bruce Breneman. Russell Latimer. Frank Brincgar. Willard DuBois. Gene Wiley. Jack Owens. Allan Hcrrlinger. Dick Neal. Marvin Wiley. Barry Marchant. Bob Pafford. Row 4-Winifred Meadows. John Rainbolt. Wilbur Bruce Bob Languell. Dwain Bingham. Joe DeBoy. Fred Dutton. Jim McAuley. Kenny Perry. Hank Higgins. Benny Brown. State Cl9m1zp.r Again Records fell right and left in the state meet as our Panthers racked up their fifth consecutive state title. Seven Purples took individual cham- pionships and the team scored an all-time re- cord of 65 points. The regular schedule closely resembled that of last year and with the return of many letter winners, the team came through with a record of thirteen wins and one loss. The first two home meets saw the Panther varsity defeat Danville, Illinois 38-5, while the Cubs downed Anderson 27-15. The next meets found the grapplers in- vading Chicago. On the first day they 'trounced Tilden Tech, city champs, 32-16 and Washington of East Chicago, -15-3. The next day Roosevelt. East Chicago, suffered similiar treatment with ri 43-5 loss. The following weekend saw the Panthers traveling into Illinois for meets with Danville and Champaign. Danville fell 28-7, but Champaign proved to be a more stuhfiorn foe he- fore giving up their first loss in four years 23-16. At home for the next two meets, Southport was easily vanquished 39-3. Champaign came to Bloomington seeking revenge and carried off a hotly contested 28-12 win, the only defeat of the year for the grapplers. In their final dual meet, our matmen traveled to Muncie for a lop- sided 35-10 win. Once again the State Meet was held in Bloom- ington. this time on February 18 - 19. At the start it was apparent the Purples were well on the way to the crown. It was B.H.S. all the way. This Page Sponsored by THE BOOK NOOK Page 117 r I in 3 1' W' Y if 'WQK x f3f'fiT?e, 1 - K , '. 4' N IV 7 5? QLQKWI 5 nf' 5 is ' fs ' x, , ff ff fsf Av M ff 55' Q Q .Elf , A 3 V, ,L ..,,.. ,, 2... 'mfg x s' M fwW ..... .- fri- E i y Q LM' WEEK www? Gohf The B.H.S. Golf squad under the direction of Coach Myers. began practice last February as they started work-outs for their stiff sched- ule. With the return of experienced members, this year's team saw many more victories than did the 19-18 squad. Teams which the golfers played included: Bedford, Central, Reitz and Bosse of Evansville. Crggcfordgx-ille, W'iley of Terre Haute. and Tech of Indianapolis. The two big events of the Treason were the S.1.A.C. tournament, May 8, and the I.I'l.S.A.A. State Golf Tournament. May 21. .-.' f f r 1 V Nlillard T a y l if 12 .lar R Taylor. Coach Myers. Bot, Bruct-, Laklar Gaston. San: , Wt-llman, t Bmelm ll With the coming of spring our thoughts turned to the great American pastime, baseball. Although last year's squad was the first in eighteen years, they had a successful season f winning six games and losing two. With the return of last year's squad plus a host of prom- ising newcomers, Coach Groh's nine tore into 71 schedule that included such noteworthy ball teams as: Bedford. Columbus, Martinsville, Bloomfield, Jasper. Washington, and Mitchell. The schedule was such that the Purples were eligible for the S.I.A.C. championship. MINOR Nt-1 shown-'B-tb CUTIE' tBt-b Gzldf-ft 'Dun Hart 'Tommy H1::.:1s Nlzntfr lettt-r 'wixixiws MAJOR Jarixvs Dt-al Keith ,'-.lt-xaxxtltz' F1-ti B K XX li it Warnplcr. Coach Groli, -ti It tv Bob Dobson Georue Calvert manauvz' f . , JI f ,pi tg tf4f5g,ffy1 .' I I f A fn ,, 'eff -4 ' . 7 I .- I, . 05,4 QACQL , -f ' If P .if 7 V .f 1' - 1 , ,.,,i,,f, ,f ,W ,fra-A f e 2 'VI p y X Baa Pit gBaa Bb ay n d 'l R C t y lotto 19 lx LETTERMEN MBu Track JACK CRANIDALL high hurdles BIL1 PATTON pole wault DON IYON high Jump GEORGE BRA NAM mile run CHARLES WILLIAMS half mile JIM VAIN HOOK quarter mile MARSHALL CAMP BELL dashes AMOS RAY mile March 25 April 1 April D April 10 April 20 April 27 May 7 Maw 13 May 21 Page 120 99 .SCHEDULE Im itational I L Fieldhouse Columbus Brazll Howe VS iley Lmton Relays S I A C Sectional State Meet Here There Her There There BY ansx llle I L Stadium Indianapoli Under the direction of Coach Burns th 1949 track squad began practice early this sea son with high hopes of repeating a xery succe again with the sectional crown which was lost last year to a surprise Columbus poyxeihouse Returning with an experienced squad the Burns men did not miss last year s graduating senior too much This season the Purples acted as hos to Anderson Clark of Hammond Warren Cen tral Hovse and Umversity in an IHXIIEU onal night meet held in the IL fieldhouse K Tim Page Sponsored by LNIVERSITY SPORTING GOODS Graham Hotel Bldg Row 1-1 arshall Cam bell, 'Gai' Ellis, Jim VanHook. Charles Villiams, Don Lyon. 'Max r n m. Bill a on, Geor e r n m. Row 2-' o Ayers, 'Murr Ra ey, 'F lN y, Amos ay. 'Andy Ray. hes er Ma , .lack Crandall. 'J'm Ellis, r. rns. 'Minor r 'n rs , .' ' ' ' Q, e 1 4, 5 . . . . I 'l A Q ' ' ' ' S5- , ' . . . . , , ' ful regular season and hoping to run off once . . . . 1 1 , . . . . ll l v v . v .. . J 1 . u u -rl ' 1 rl . , . . . . . ' V 1 v v' , . . , . . Q rv . . . . . . M ' 1 19. ' . , - 7 ,. . ' ,- . ' Y ' . . . . v. Yi ' , . . , . LY ,L . l ' I I ' . .. 4 v 9 J ,144 I. ,fr A,' . ' v 5 5 . I - l - if ' :L ..g-I , - H ' - ' '.: f . 1 -W . . . . ' ' A ' A' ' y -Y . .Q , , . , ' 1 'V N . . , v 1 . . , . c fg 'its va ' I I , yRy h Chun Cbunhy e cross country squad coached by Mr Laverne Burns flI'1lSh9d the 48 season wlth a very successful record In the regularly sched uled meets the Burnsmen won over Brazll Um verslty and Columbus w1th the only loss I'-emg a heartbreaker to Vlncennes by only one po1nt The Purple and Whlte harrlers led by George Branam and Captam Andy Ray came m second 1n the S I A C meet and won the Sectlonal The thlnlyclads placed flfth ln the state meet at ln dxanapolls wlth George Branam takmg an 1nd1 vldual thlrd place 1 N,QL iii 'E if xfvf Xkillam T Ry Bblh d E Lch 3 Thzs Page Sponsored by GODSEY SUPER MARKET Page 121 br' if - - . A 1 y , '+ I P' W A ,, , , . - w J 0 K' I ' ff 'JK George B nam. And a , C arles Will1am,. Amos Ply. J'm Vanllook, Th . ' ' ' . . , . . . Y ' 7 Y . y .- . . . - 1 1 v 4 ' . . . . fl 5' 'AVVVMXZ lg 1 K Q D fx 1 I ' ' A ' ! 1 2 Lula f ,4 ' fl! f, 1 .. . 5 0 fx X ' 1 N c as Qt- -,6 at U ' x 'V . . 1 NL M w l, rt, 1 ,lt I t . lwjf , ft., ,V X 4 N 0 ' i A 1 Af 1 X X , . 1 1 5, M v X 1 f . ' ll, I l A - T ' W lr .' 1 , t ,c I l x pf 'I ly . I Q I All N! V c ff' ' 3 x g I f lL Q 1, N Row 1-George Branam. Chal ' ' ' 1 s. om Ramon. Don H I Amos ax o 'al en. Row 2-Jim Van!-look. Andy R Jim llls. Dick Fowler. T . Max Br nam. B-M611 X. 1 s. Lf t x N.. ' 'X J .' -X . s, K' 'J t. 'X 1 x J . 1 x it I X X '- The B-Mens club is an organization open to all boys who are awarded major letters in the high school's wide athletic program. The main purposes of the club are to stimulate a greater interest in school athletics, to promote a better understanding of athletic activities, and to maintain a greater respect for the athletic One of the particular advantages of the club is that it gives the lettermen an opportunity to meet together in a mood of good fellowship. Une of the functions of the B-Men is the awarding, of a trophy to the outstanding player in each sport at the annual banquet. This year seniors winning two major letters in sports received a jacket in addition to their B's. Among the club's activities was a closed dance for members and their dates in the girls gym on November 13. Then. of course, there were those three gruelling initiations for new members: one in the fall, winter, and spring. One of the club's forgotten, but important activities, is the ushering at pep sessions, All in all. the club has been one of the great morale builders of the school down through the years. The officers for this year xx ere President George Branam Vice president Andy Raw and the Secretary Treasurer George DeBoy The sponsor was Mr Burns with the able assistance of the other coaches s. Rum 1 Tommy P mn C H U H I1 l 1'mdYl 1 an licrrlingtr 1 I c n t Bu Jim X anHot k x ci P r' 1 r i H P rl Paw 10 Tlzzs Page NIHIIISUYFII by HI QPEFD REC AP CO l K1 'V ' .. V . h - V' Vw, ' 1 o .4 v sh .. . 4 A J V n Viv, ,QA ..., ,., . .Ml .. 1.7 Q ., ' - 1 l' fy A - ' - , . ' 1' , . . . - - ,- ,E tt yigyifg yyllylmgg. Abi, t'11:tv: Dm-1 B'.l R vt' J-'t-1 '1 Alt-xa dvr. Dt' B , ' Russt-ll Skirt! f':.' . ,. 4 gph AMI? GN Ik., 15,154 Ili-tt D -'ist :. D ii I.--tt: Ilt-1: Hob Walden. Wayiitf Waddfll Do: 1.51 I. liugvra ,,,.4 Fwd wa 111.4 55,733 '..'t,Ir::11:. Jury Jfhzisorx Laklax Gaston Mi' rns H -.-. Q:-iztzn Ftgittt Jemt-s Ellis Ge rue Brazxam, i Am 5 Ra- D .gg j,1t.E,1t1. Ai: 3 .ag Jai Crandall Ja .its Dt-a . B it s, .i1l'f't'-1. - I . , . I w w -- . K i - l - . . . . Yell Leflffef J rfvugh tht ltdfl0l4Nl'l1Il nl our ull leaflerx the IANN dll dhls I taxed Ihe1r exteem and keep the mrualt wt the team hlgh These when regular xc-ll lPdf1ETN dlvl ndxc Utne: CILHIQN Inn dlfl IH lxL0pl1 lg the xplrlt or Incl r nrt n -Ik 1 I I tu . I I args wt 1 ww I s I If lute I I 1 lTlllilN f ,Q tc. 1 game x If xr nxw A we I lull 1,1 1 r lidrhdrd Bd er XXIHIS her fun I f edm h1le lt . n I XI fl te Nwuthern Inrl1tIntIHell edrer nn creme e c llN fd at nfmnd Yl1XQ'N1X KAN lf x lx I f N Q n fillfl I lt I f In min ct ermg fl y 1 1 , x x IIN P l I lb I nn . . x I I N l I N U 1' ft new and Nnd Jpx xt adn dnrl Juan He-Ihemngtntn haw been mvrnlwrx the tluh tm three war and ttr-I team Qheer ledclerx Ihr tum xearx The Ihetx Barham baker Xue Huvhe Rrwemarx Dean and Xtrvtma Xf'Xl9N hwlw wack up nur t1r Iftnffm fl the 1rNI tune I lx Ima I xv-ar 7111 I HI IUTH 3 linux If-.h I: l!f'- 'Q-1. ru- Am, Hn: I.. lwlr. IlI'l..:l1::Iw:: lf-xl. J lip ,t.'5L fn 4.1 ,.,, YI-thx Ng, Hugnx lil-Iznvx ILA. ,.. , Th I 1' . 5,1 I, , ', , H xnkl ,. CU'.k I-he -' at all in plan 'Ind ak- vh' - uf mr 5 ff the pep pepsi: np, wriw 'ntl int ' If -1 nt-w yt-lla. 'Inrl Imil Ihv me- uf Ihr' Yvll I,v'1rls-rs Vlult fm' f1m'lL'I-I in ye-llsrluring the- st-umrl -'In A If-xx' ull tht- girls l'ul the-ir fr vt I n'l N'-lls. Su- Ann llaw- lwl In in l'ur'plcf White-, lflllllfu 'Inl ' ' ' ' 'li ' ' A' K' 'allelrl Jn Ihv li 1' xv ' - Il - twink spf-vialty was I IU' 'W Ont- I-vvnt wt Ihv schrml yflar' upen unly In the x'aI'siIy chvflr lQEiflt'I'S If Il-L' 1 ' '1l,1'lIsI' f?'1',h2llIl'q'll' I l It x q Il - Init w+rtI'e1Vvrtc'e- fm' mt .I II' nur lvadvrs hut it wa: Ihv Ihirfl fur' Yn- ' An ' l lSlI'l1llfl I'I'1'.le-'In 1 rl .l ' ll- h 1 ' I n. TI. hm-1 rn- 'nv wwf the- x 1r1iIy yvll loaclvrs une- mu.I f .'I lwlf rt: In Ihw -ltl. SLI' A llztrn-ll. Ihr- vzxpldin, hay he-On Inv HI' the- print-ip'xl yt-ll lvzxrlw- fm' fwur' yt-ar: rurin: ua hi -h Iimv shef ha. 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' NI'f1jlf Slfffwf- i It li YC'GL'l-I E , z1.SQW'iIxQt'I KM Tbf 53111015 bxd a last fond farewell to our Alma Mater as we put on the tradltlonal caps and gowns and step down off the B H S tram of knowledge Th1s tram has brought us to a termmal m our Ines from whxch each of us ls to go to 'ln even further destmatxon We are gomg to mlss our loyal eng1 neers and conductors the adm1n1strat1on and faculty who haw patlently gulded us along the ralls of learnlng We w1ll always remember the experxences we shared along wlth those long Journey passengers the underclassmen ln the actnmes of Bloommgton H1gh School Our journey could never have been completed Wlthfiut Nhss Capllnger and Mr Stewart semor spon sors and WIISS Rector and Mr Bundy Gothic sponsors We w1sh to express a smcere thank you to the local businessmen who sponsored the pages of thls 1949 Gotlnc It was through thelr co operauon that lt lb be1ng brought to you Mr Brlce who sponsored the Gotluc staff 1n the summer of 1948 Mr Noer and Mr Brler of the Ind1anapo11s Engravlng Company who gave us ed1tor1al advlce Mr Stradhng who supervlsed the prmt1ng and all those contrxbutmg to the publlcatxon of thxs year book also deserve a hearty thanks As we recexve our dlplomas txckets to the l1fe ahead of us we agaln say farewell I ,f7 g 5- 1' K Y X lla e h '- fa 1 T be End of be Lme I , f W , I, 1 J ' . , ' ' 1 5 111, , ' ' , f - - 1,7 4, K , ,-ff, A . . l . . .- , If . . : ' fl . , g A AV! 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