Bloomington High School - Gothic Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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BLUE TRIANGLE Row 1 — Alice Rogers, Nancy Nlkirk, Martha Nlkirk. Louise Mann. Caroline Peace. Mary Lou Miller. Sharon Mills. Joyce Maudlin. Jennie Moat. Row 2— Sue Roby. Irene Ooley. Norma Koontz. Joan Medaris. Sarah Russ, Pat McMillan. Ann McClure, Phyllis Martin, LaDonna Langley. Row 3 — Janet Routen, Joan Musgrave. Ellen Lehman, Sha- ron L i v i n g s to n , Ruth McKnight. Ruth Kelley, Ann Logsdon, Jody Rodman. Sa- mantha Kincald. Row 4 — Martha Roubadeaux, Ann Palmer. Shirley Lettelleir. Sue Prince. Becky Lycas, Jack- ie Myers, Janet Rowlett, Mar- tha Kelly. Judy Mood, Donna Lind. BLUE TRIANGLE Row 1— June Graves, Vivian Harlow. Janet Galloway, Joan Ferguson, Barbara Fuller. Thelma Fletcher. Peggy Fowler. Shirley Hedrick. Martha Fow- ler. Row 2 — Georglabel Hays, Peggy Goff, Sue Hays, Carol Gotwals. Marilyn Hayes, Cytha Harrell, Shirley Hankins. Shirlee Hoy. Betty Hattabaugh. Row 3— Sue Hamm, Betty Hai- ney, Benita Hawk. Sue Groh, Catherine Horstman. Phyllis Franklin, Wanda Hendrix. Na- Row 4 — Nancy Hendicks. Jo Ann Hall, Barbara Hanold. Clarice Graves, Nancy Fisher, Joan Hanson, Jane Finley. Julia Grlssom, Myrna Lou BLUE TRIANGLE Row 1— Carolyn Smith, Jan Trlsler, Hilda Vaughan, Mary Louise Tartaglia. Marlene Smith, Joyce Shields, Rosalie Skinner. Violet Wright. Row 2— Thelma Thrasher, Joy- anne Zike. Karen Wampler. Jerry Smith, Janice Thrasher. Jayma Van Hook, Barbara Stuckey. Bernadene Sparks. Ruth Ann Skirvln. Ruth Ann West. Row 3 — Connie Stephenson, Pat Still. Evelyn McCoy. Bar- bara Wilson. Barbara Smith, Norma Walden, Martha Wray, Margaret Ross. Row 4 — Mrs. Franklin, Betty Terrell. Mary Turner. Mary Whisenand. Rosetta Wood. Alice Sullivan. Wilma Richard- son, Neva Strain, Wanda Stansifer. Page 24 This page sponsored by ELLIS SUPER MARKET — 614 E. Second Street

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Studenf Council The Student Council, the backbone of Bloomington High School, had a very successful year, stated Mr. Edward Cuddy, one of the sponsors of the organization. This was shown by the participation in drives for the Red Cross, March of Dimes, and Tuberculosis Association. Dances after home football and basket- ball games and selling of defense stamps were also sponsored by the Student Council. The Winter Carnival, which was held February 12th, and the All-School Dance, which was March 27th, are two main events which the council sponsors annually. The revision of the Compass, Bloom- ington High School ' s handbook, was another worthwhile project undertaken by the Student Council. This was financed by profits from the Winter Carnival, an all-school production. The council is composed of two representatives from each home room. These students present the ideas of their classmates to the council. These suggestions are discussed and voted upon, and the most worthwhile are carried out. In this way every student has an opportunity to participate in forming the government of the school. Bloomington High School is very proud of this organization. The executive committee also plays an important part in ' the functioning of the school. It is made up of students, elected from each grade level to represent that particular class, plus the officers of the Student Council. The 1953 executive committee consisted of: Jim Butcher, presi- dent; Tom Turpin, vice president; Mary Lou Miller, recording secretary; Ruth McKnight, corresponding secretary; Carter Love, treasurer; Jack Jackson, representing the senior class; Dick Douglas, junior class; Bill Jenkin, sophomore class; Don Rush, freshman class; Linda Hash, eighth grade; and Ronnie Bland, seventh grade. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Standing — Mary Lou Miller, recording secretary; Ruth Mc- Knight, corresponding secre- tary; Tom Turpin, vice presi- dent; Jim Butcher, president; Carter Love, treasurer. Seated— Mr. Edward Cuddy, sponsor.

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BLUE TRIANGLE Row 1— Edith Campbell, Bar- bara Brown, Janet Carpenter, Bertha Arnett, Phyllis Black- well, Barbara Baugh, Karen Emmons. Row 2 — Irene Deckard. Char- lotte Douglas, A n i c e Deal, Phyllis Chambers, Margin Davis, Nita Elliott, Carolyn Brummett, Donna Bruner. Row 3 — Carol Austin, Shirlee Chandler, Ernestine Brown, Ann Bissey, Elizabeth Eddie- man, Treva Axsom, Betsy Ab- bott. Marlene Cannon. Row 4 — Jane Babb, Betty Jo Cassidy. Margaret Beaumont. Martha Burkhart. Greta Ed- wards, Wilma Brinegar. Ger- gianna Branum, Betsy Eads. Blue Triangle Blue Triangle, a branch of the Y.W.C.A., is limited for membership to junior and senior girls. The purpose of the club is to promote friendship, service, and religious interests. The chorus, under the direction of the sponsor, Mrs. Sarah Franklin, presented ' The Rainbow for the Parent-Teachers Association. The chorus gave a Thanksgiving convocation for the student body and a women ' s organization of the First Christian Church. The Blue Tri Bazaar Booth was the club ' s contribution to the Winter Carnival. Blue Tri annually awards a scholarship to a graduating member who has been prominent in the club ' s activities. This scholarship pays fees for one semester to Indiana University. The candy table project finances the scholarship headed by the service chairman. A service award placque is presented to a member in May. This award is based on the following points: service given to the club, attitude, dependa- bility, co-operation, observation, practice and exemplification of the goals. The Y-Teen in Today ' s World, the program theme for the year I 952- ' 53 , was carried out with panel discussions, movies, and guest speakers under such topics as the Y-Teen in the World of Travels, The World of Books, and The World of Talents . Blue Triangle cabinet members were: Georgiabel Hays, Vernita Elliott, Mary Lou Miller, Clarice Graves, Ruth McKnight, Donna Bruner, Carolyn Brummett, and Alice Rogers. This page sponsored by PAUL BROWN MOTOR SALES — Kaiser - Frazer Dealer Page 25