Bloomington High School - Gothic Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1955 volume:

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M arcia Norman Judy Branam David Pratt Underclass Editor ........ ....... B etty Musgrave Sports Editor ......... ............ B ill jenkin Art Editor ............. ....... G ary Alexander Junior Members ........ ......... J udy Pressler Rosanne Zink BUSINESS Business Manager .................... .......... R ichard Weaver Assistant Business Manager ..... Advertising and Subscription Clerks ........Eleanor Patton .........Phyllis Phillips Della Austin Bob Tucker Junior Members ....... ........ N ancy Cunningham Margie Edwards Gothic Adviser ......... David Pomeroy Roger W. Ingle Your 1955 Gothic ..-C I 357' ...- 'KK 4 H M kf x gf N S W Q X55 Candzklbf X J JW W Speakin Candidly Speaking, the theme for the 1955 Gothic, shows a pictorial history of the 1954-55 school year. The camera re- corded such events as the opening day of school, basketball games, the Winter Carni- val, and other important events. The camera captured glances of clubs and activities, mem- bers of the faculty, sports, underclass students, and the members of the senior class. It is to the members of the Class of 1955 that the members of the Gothic Staff humbly dedicate the Gothic. The staff hopes that the Gothic will serve as a reminder of the school year and will be a book that will be cherished forever. To all graduating seniors, the Gothic Staff says, Good luck. TABLE OF CONTENTS Clubs and Activities ........ ....... P age 18 Sports ....................... .. ....... Page 54 Faculty . .. ....... Page 70 Seniors ............ . ....... Page 86 Underclassmen .....,.. ........ P age 106 Vi .7 1 :fs ff , l ' A 0 Da to Day Lie at B.HS .. Harold 1V0lfe, Linda Frombe, and - Dwi Phillipx Jtop for a that between Shorter lunch periozlf mu' many of rlafxef. lu eating nl the B.H.S. 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The Tell City team, portrayed by the senior boys, entered onto the field in canoes while the Bloomington Panthers ran onto the field amid praise and glory. . The referee blew the starting whistle and the grueling battle was begun. The Panthers got the opening kick-off, but a fumble by the Bloomington team allowed the Tell City team to score. The rest of the game followed in similar fashion. The score at the end of the game was 14-13 in favor of Bloomington. Half-time entertainment was provided by the Marching Ten Plus Three, led by Richard Weaver. Senior Tramp Day 'um' held on May I1 Ihif year. All senior: drerxed ax tramp: and partici- pated in the picnic on the cam- pm. Victor Hvorf. Monty McCalli- mou. Shirley Parey, and Grace Ferran model gaily ri e c 0 ra I e d mrduroy xkirn and parm. zz-'orn 011191 by .re11inr.f. Darlene Fulford. referee. 100151 on ax Nanry Smitb and Sue Beyen jump for the opening zip- off iu a G'.A.A. bafketball game. F gil: Jtucleutx prexented broadcast: twice -weekly. Tbii um made ponible by irect hook-up with the local Jtarion, IWTTS. ,I-X XL' Sue Beyerw. Judy Worley. Pf':u'lli.f Van Hook, Bonita llvilleford. and Wazlda Hoblax learn to operate fdffllldliiflg Nldfhfllej' in their of fire prartife clan. taught by Mrs. Stradliug. Who Work and Smaller ggym clnxxey exixzed thif year hemure gym was not 4 required Jubject for jzmion amz' Jeniorx. Surh Jportx fu volleyball, mcfer, and hafhet- hall uere taught. Play. .. Became of the large erzrollmenf. 7:30 A.M. and 4:00 P.M. typing claxses were hela' in addition lo the regular clafxex. Shown here is a 4:00 P.M. clan 'Ilf'0f'klI1g while other Jludeufx are through for the day. Curtain call of Line of Scrim- mage prexented by the Pro.r cerlium Player! 011 Noremlzer I0 II. and 12, To Make Themselves The pri ffg- fpaz. played by Harold uw,1fe. and Perry W'i11mar1. played by Robin Stanley Grapplefiemlfy. played by Ernie Roberlf. tzmrtire football in the prin- Lockrizlge. lakex an examination before ripallf offire. the Board of Srbool Trluteex. Basketball Bounce was presented by the members of the G.A.A. Five candidates for basketball queen of Bloomington High School were picked by the varsitv basket- ball team. Those candidates were Sharon Bruce, Patricia Trueblood, Nancy Halstead, Shirley Hinkle, and Donna Foster. The student body of B.H.S. voted for its choice for queeng and, from the live candidates, Pat Trueblood was chosen 1954-55 Basket- ball Queen. Mr. joe Avery, assisted by Lucile Swift, G.A.A. sponsor, placed the crown on Miss Trueblood's head. A grand march climaxed the Basketball Bounce. Ol Success . Min llerle Gflrlmp D A R mem B111 JEIIEIII ponzfs out 4 lruplaq that Pal Truelvfood. 1'ar.ril5v rlveerleader. ber prexentx the DAR Good Clfl has faeen placed m a neu trophy lead: the student body in a yell, zen AIIHVII Io la! Uzzzleruood rare m flea front ball Tom Parker. Blozmzinglou renler. gen the opening tip-off of the firxt home baxleeibalf game in zrhirb Ibe Bloomington Pmzllverx plajeff ihe Jefferwn1'ille Red Derilx. QW! 51? The Cmnem Focufey Sharm bere are Iwo member: of the IUf6,ffllPIg :quad preparing for a future meer. f 9 Tbe 195-7-55 mrxity foolball team proved to be one of the tozfglaeft team: in the history of football teamx at B,H.S. Coacb Fred Huff and the member: of Ibe learn .vperlt many hourx of practice -while preparing for eaclo game. On Vlff0Vi6J and Dqfeaty The Booxterx Clrfb grenily imp:-awed .fcbvol xpiril tl:1i.r year. Sbozrrz here if the Boofferf Club forming 4 B -with purple and :while rarzlf at one i of the lrmme bafketball gamer. YQ: .Q- lb rd-ll Thi! if What The A - l Homecoming was held at Bloomington High School this year for the first time in the history of the school. Bloomington's opponent in this homecoming game was the Wiley of Terre Haute team. Instead of a regular pep session, the senior class sponsored a homecoming parade. All classes assembled in the Seminary Circle and marched to town in the order of classes. The parade was led by the band after which came the football team, queen candidates, the cheerleaders, and the football coaches. While in town, the students were led in cheers by the varsity cheerleaders. Each class made signs and posters urging the B.H.S. team on. Sam Rechter. .terlirxrz .rhuufs hir B nveater In Eddie Shaun 7th glacier. Camera Saw in 1955 GIRLS' STATE AND BOYS' STATE DELEGATES First Row-Della Amtin, Ladorma Higgill.f. Second Row-Eleanor Paltwz, Marcia Nur- marl, Phyllis Phillipx. Judy W'orley. Gary Alexander. Third Row-Judy Branam, Patricia Umfer11'o0zl'. Sylvia Huicherxun. The Technical Staff if shown here setting up the .stage for the ihree act play. Line of Scrimmage. The Chrixtmax CUI11'l2Cdfi0Il, Thi.r Strange Night, wax prexerzted by the PTOJCEYZIKIH Playerx. The Winter Carnival was the event in which all clubs took part. This carnival was sponsored by the Bloomington High School Student Council. Each club presented a show or a booth. Rosanne Zink and Millard Hacker were crowned queen and king of the Winter Carnival, A few of the projects were The Maharajah of Magadorf' presented by the senior class, The Junior Jive of '55, presented by the junior class, The House of Dracula, presented by the Na- tional Scientific Honor Society, and the Roman Underworld, sponsored by the Latin Club. A net profit of approximately 351,100 was earned. This money will be used to repair the auditorium. T be Camera Focused on Activitzer 0 A ., my S S S , 1 1 r STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1-Juanita Hobbs. Elizabeth Turpen, Rhea Steu-art, Donna Myers, Bonnie Blakely, Cbattie Slaieldf, Barbara Tucker, john A-Iatbeugr. Marceta Binkley, Donna Burrougbr. Row 2-Suzanne Graber, Sandra HayJ, George Finley, Marlonna Bruner, Billy E1fdIl.f, Nina jones, Linda Haifa, George Newton, Tommy Hinet, Ronnie Brinegar. Row 3--,lobn Taylor, jimmy RlCht3fdJ07I, Roger Staggx. Carol Babb, Sally Rugg. Marla Van Hook. Margie Edwards, Sandra Sylvexterl. Swan sl7dllf'1-'67, Ronnie Dillingham. Robert Kean. Row 4-Dick Tardy, Tom Minnick. Gary Hill, Ted Skirzfin, Larry Freeman, Ben Recbler, jim Robertx. Gary Alexanzler, Danny Darief. Sbozrn here ix a Jcene from Htwfdbdfdjdb of Magadorf' the Jenior tbow at the B.H.S. W'inter Carnival. The Wirlter Carnizal mu a projert of the Student Council, The student governing body of B.H.S. is the student council, which is composed of two representatives from each home room. These students carry the ideas of their home rooms to the council where they are discussed and voted upon. The year's activities of the council included installing the trophy cases in the main building and in the gym- nasium, sponsoring many of the after-game dances, supervising the election of cheerleaders, helping in the school clean-up campaign, and providing student hall monitors at noon periods. Also, they backed many local, state, and national drives, had student representation on faculty committees, backed the Win- ter Carnival, and promoted the annual all-school dance in the spring. The 1955 executive committee consisted of Don Rush, Larry Allen, Sharon Bruce, Judy Branam, Bill Jenkin. john Isom, Tony McMillan, Feltus Leinen- weber, Bill Bissey, Bill Stuckey, and Robert Norman. Mr. Edward Cuddy is the Student Council sponsor. STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE BOARD Row l-Larry Allen, juzly Branam. Don Rufln. Sharon Bruce, Bill jenkiu. Row 2-Bill Starkey, john Irom. Fel- mr Leinenrweber. Roberl Norman. Row 3-Bill Bixtey, Mr. Ezlzmrrl Cnrlrly. Tony Alrillillafz. STUDENT COUNCIL Row l-Martha Brouw, Palty Claertizul, Bruce Temple. Rirlaara' Strain. Ezfelyaz llvlaaley. Iamer Mr- ,-llillan. Morrif Conley, Terry Bruce, Myla Farlee. John Barrozr, Neal Perlro. Dickie Bennett. Row 2 -Norma Dixon, Sharon Bowman. Carlene Sterenx. Beth Ann Gray. log-re Dimey. Saumlra Gobert. Kathy Rollinr, Loretta Clayton. Mary Ann Mitchell. joanie Benarole. sllartha ll7'illiam.r, Gloria Stillionf. Row 3-Della Aurrin, Norma Combi, Bonita ll illeforrl. Pazldy Engle, Phyllir Miller. Mentoria Reedy, jerry Tartly. Becky Bryant. Janet Stanrifer. Martha Walker, Nina Bower. Tracy B-ranum. Nancy Branzzm-, Larry Starkey. Row 4-Kenneth Bennett. Louix Bailey. lVallare iIlcCon4 nell. Delbert Firber. Leuiif May. Bob Baugb. Bob Searr. Romzlrl Patlon. Bill Milroy. Frank Sturgis, Steve Parriiln, Don Kinney. Mr. Roger IW. lzzgle. Adrixer: Mr. Charley Blnnly. Ad1'i.fer.' Richard ll ea1'er. Bll.Yi!It?,f5i .'1'la11ager.' Nora Lee ll e.ft. Elllffllf-ill-Chi?-i. EDITORIAL STAFF Row I-uwdlll'-Y ll 'illiam.r. jmfi' Premier. Rnmuue Zifzk. Row 2-Befm lli'bale3f. Betty 1l'l7l,fgl'dl'E. Judy Bramzm. Marcia .Nornm11. Darid Pratt. Gary fllexamfer. Bill jeukin. BUSINESS STAFF Row I--Nmlry Culmizlglrmfn. Della flfulizz, Eleanor' Patton. Row 2-Darin' Pomeroy. Phyllis Phillipr. Margie Erlzmrdx. Hob Turlaer. Have you met your deadline? These familiar words rang out in room 414 as the Gothic was in the process of being assembled. Work on the 1955 Gothic began long before the opening of school. Meetings were held in the summer to help plan for the Gothic. Also at these meetings, the colors for the 1955 Gothic were selected and a budget was set up. The taking of numerous pictures which make up the Gothic began with the opening of school. Also, advertisements were secured and a very successful subscription campaign was launched during the first semester. Later began the task of writing the copy. The second se- mester began with much hard work, and by April, the 1955 Gothic was well on its way to the press. On hand to help the student staff members with any problems that might arise were Mr. Roger Ingle and Mr. Charles Bundy, the advisers. Students who did outstanding work were rewarded by being elected members of Quill and Scroll, a journalism honorary society. NEWS BUREAU Becky Walton, David Pomeroy, Judy Barrett, Elizabeth Hyde, Roxanne Zine, Dean Cofieinf. OPTIMIST Row l-Dick Tarrly. Shirley Hirzkle, Limla Sinn. joan Bemwole. Sharon Boirmau. Sharon Bruce. Row 2-Dean Cofielzl. Pal Bailey. Dean Dixon. Tommy Stuart. Bonnie Flora. Norma Combi. Row 3-jim Brirzegar. Sue Sieboll, Alire Ann Dazfizlroiz, Pat Gray. Carol Babb. EDITORS Carla jobanlgen. editor-in-thief: Larlonua Hig- ginr, arroriate editor! Richard Weaver. bnriuert manager: Mr. William Gorrer. rporzror: Sylvia Hutrlnermn, news bureau editor. Get that priming press ready to roll was a call heard every two weeks at B.H.S. as another issue of the Optimist was ready to go to press. A free copy of the school paper is one of the many services which Bloomington High offers its students. The Optimist staff works long and hard to put out a paper that the student body will appreciate. This bi-monthly paper came out 16 times during the school year. Carla johantgen, editor-in-chief, was the foreman of the staff. She supervised all the work that was done and gave advice where needed. Helping her was the managing editor, Ladonna Higgins. The Optimist provides the students with news of school life. In addition, cartoons and several columns have been added this year. One of the separate functions of the Optimist staff is the News Bureau. This department sends school news to the two downtown papers. Six reporters made up the News Bureau staff with Sylvia Hutcher- son the editor-in-chief. Separate newspaper editors were chosen every six weeks, and it was their job to see that assignments were posted and to make sure stories were taken down to the newspapers. BLUE TRI Ron' One-Janice Ha.wkins, Loretta Quimby, Judie Cox, Darlene Fulford, Shirley Hinkle, Nancy Wiley, Rhenda Hays, Rosana Adams. Ron- Two-Rhea Stein-art, Donna Jackson, Elizabeth Hlarnoelr, Carol Kelley, Norma. Harp, Marilyn Trapp, Barbara Hardin, Elizabeth Coafney, June Crandall, Janet Walden. Row Three-Mrs. Sarah Franklin, Betty Rogers, Georgia Meadows, Judy Prcssler, Betty Den ney, Idlizalwth Cross, Uneita Stephen, Wanda- Hobbs, Sue Kinlcy, Bessie Lyon. Ron' Four-Beverly Carroll, Lois Brown, Nancy Smith., Frances Ramsey, Janet Stansifer, Ellen Richardson, Nancy Cunningham, Margie Edwards, Nancy Halstead, Janet Sue Headley, Mcrideth Me- Daniel, Shirley Porter, Doris Puckett. BLUE TRI Row One-Donna Myers, Sharon Bowman, Mary Hearth, Phyllis Von Hook, Marjorie Reynolds, Janice Empson, Leah Koontz. Row Two-Norma Diiron, Lillie Moss Robinson, Jean Lovejoy, Janette Mitchell, Sharon Glascoe, Joyce Brown., Ruby Adkins. Ron: Three- Donetta Shields, Sharon Grubb, Reba Ridge, Libby Schneider, Jeanette Vernon, Nancy Row- lett, Jerry A-nn Bennett. Row Four-Betty Musgra-vc, Eleanor Fnlford, Sue Sieboldt, Carol Babb, Pat Bailey, Marilyn Smith, Marla Van Hook, Marilyn Bush. BLUE TRI Ron' One-Della. Austin Marcia Norman, Bev- erly Leonard, Margaret Bales, Deloris Sparks, Virginia Bratton, Lane Baldwin, Sue Beyers, Becky Watson. Row Two-Ladonna Higgins, Donna Skinner, Sharon Bruce, Norma Combs, Donna Foster, Bonita Willcforrl, Nancy Wil- liams, Wanda Sniango, Helen Hill, Sara Jo May. Row Three-Luan-n.e Fuller, Carol Rader, Eleanor Patton, Lois Shiflet, Joan Miller, Janet Hinkle, Patty Myers, Rosalie Underwood, Dixie Robbins, Judith. Todd, Janice Breeclen. Roni Four-Myra Lou Holmes, Pat Sparks, Donna Martin, Linda Sims, Connie Bennett, Judy McMurry, Judy Branarn, Doris Dearring, Evelyn McClure, Pat Trucblood, Beverly Hen- drix, Lisa Anne Johnson. BLUE TRI CABINET Sraterl-Eleanor Patton, social vhairman: Lu- anne Fuller, vice preside-nt,' Judy Branam prcsidentg Mrs. Fra-nklin, sponsor: Batty Mus- grave, treasurer. Sta-nding-Bonita Willaford, service chairman: Carol Rader, publicity chair- man: Nora Lee West, vice president. BLUE TRI Ron' Ona-Barbara Norris, Shirley Koontz, Carol Mills, Phyllis Phillips, Helen Thacker, Darlene Huslwrt, I?arba.ra Polley. Row Two- Mavry BTOIl'1l, Archie Killirtger, Sarah Float- wood, Rosanne Zink, Nora West, Janet Langley, Audrey Nelson, Kay Iiroivn. Ro-ui Three-Ja.nr't H1-Iron, Judy Barrett, Rosalce Boltinghousv, Karen Hill, Dorothy Tucker, Carol Maras, Jane Marie Howard, Sharon Murphy, Laveina Fay Dick. Row Four-Belva. Whaley, Elizabeth Hyde, Margaret Day, Shirley Crane, Pat Hollars, Barbara Moller, Gladys Robertson, Gloria Hranam, Pat Gray, Becky Bryant. A Successful Y-Teen was the theme of Blue Triangle, a branch of the Y.W.C.A. for junior and senior girls. A project of the club was to sell candy after school to raise money for a scholarship awarded annually to a senior girl in Blue Tri. In May a placque was presented to a member for outstanding service in the club. The members of the cabinet were Judy Branam, president, Luanne Fuller and Nora West, vice presidents, Phyllis Philips, secretary, Betty Musgrave, treasurer, Eleanor Patton, social chairman, Bonita Willeford, service chairman, Carol Rader, publicity chairman, and Margaret Day, pianist. The sponsor is Mrs. Franklin. SILVER TRIANGLE Hou' One-Linda. Lou George, Helen Cliambers, LaUo'n.na. Cantrell, Linda Hays, Dorothy Young, .loyee Anderson, Sharon .lolmson, Sandra Hudson, Connie Bieden- kopj, Glenda Bruner, Charlotte Deal, Melissa. Ellis, Darla Lake, Peggy Minniek. Bon' T'Il'0-TIZTYIGVTU Steivart, Janet Brown, Suzan-ne Graves, Sonja Crourh, .Indy Wagner, Janice Korcssel, .lnrlitlr Ooley, Gayle Bishop, Linda Hash, Carol Jo Poling, Barnere Walker, Donna Dat-is, Jacquie Haneoelr, Miss Helen. MeAnim'h. Row Three -Joyee Disney, Naney June VVilrr1ll, Janis Tribby, Nancy Lou Bran um, Tra-oy Branam, Martha Williams, Nancy Davis, Barbara Higgins, Alice Bell, Mentoria Rccdy, Ruth Fiscus, Joann Morris, Char- lotte Murphy, Ronda Clay. Row Four- Janet Terrell. Donna Chandler, Sarah Tltornpson, Kathry-n Bush, Miriam Sparks, Nancy Bourke, Jean Winders, Jean Thorn- ton, Ja-ne Harrell, Shelby Hobbs, Maxine Chandler, Mary Lon Sluss, Karen, Edwards, Linda Hollingsn-ortli. SILVER TRIANGLE Ron' One-Beelry Armstrong, Jeannie Jones, Nancy Cozvden, Sharon Roman, Patty Cluestnut, Carolyn Sullitravn, Karen Thornton, Donna Baker, Martha- Sansone, Ann Martin, Becky Sara. Row Tu'o-Bar- bara Coirhord, Mary Douthitt, Nanry Se- rnon, Donna Prinre, Patty Crandall, Norma Slfirnin, Susan Vllilson, Joan Renairolc, Parn Srheibvicr, Sandra Brinagar, Paddy Engle, Sandra Sylvester, Bonnie Flora, Shirley Collier. Row TIITGC-u,lIllllll'll8 Gil- lespie, Janice Lewis, Jane Robison, Karen Niclras, Carolyn Dunlap, Teresa Ellis, Judith Dcekard, Pat Dunlap, Gloria Stil- lians, Sha'n'non Weaver, Erma Sims, Alive Terrell, Olena Dirk, Wanda Nnnn. Rau' Four-Karel Bron-n, Pat Louise Dcekard, Dorothy Mae Childers, Waniia. Van Dc- 1-enler, Judy Barrick, Linda Fromke, Susan Talbot, Martha Walker, Elinor Chatfield, Beth Pearry, Linda Four, Judy Grow, Nina Bower, Carol Winniger, Carol Sue Bennett. Good character is the point stressed by Silver Triangle. The Silver Triangle is a branch of the Young Women's Christian Association and is an organization for fresh- man and sophomore girls. One of the main projects of the Silver Triangle was sponsoring the popular King and Queen Contest at the Winter Carnival. Other projects planned for the year were a style show and raising money for the swimming pool fund. Also, a social event was held both semesters. A program was sometimes given at the meetings which were held each month. Many times these programs showed ways in which a girl could improve herself both mentally and morally. In the spring, the sopho- more members of the Silver Triangle were invited to be the guests of the Blue Triangle at the installation of its new oflicers. Officers are elected in the spring for the following year. Elected to serve as oilicers for this year were Joan Bena- vole, presidentg Paddy Engle, vice presidentg Janice Koressel, secretary, Nancy Branum, treasurer. Miss Helen McAninch is sponsor of this organization. This Page Sponsored by IIVILLIAMS UPHOLSTEKY 919 S. Wfalrzut Street To build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians, is the purpose of the eighth grade Y-Teen Club. At each meeting the girls conduct their devotional serv- ices, then they present their programs or have guest speakers. The girls were in charge of the coat-check room at the Winter Carnival. On October 28 of this year, the club initiated new seventh grade members. The club also had a roller skating party. This club is the junior branch of the Y.W.C.A., a girls' religious organization. Officers were Kathy Rollins, presidentg Sondra Waldon, vice presidentg Evelyn Whaleyf, secretaryg and Phyllis Miller, treasurer. STH GRADE Y-TEENS Row One-Brenda. Eller, Brenda Elkins, Shirley Hobbs, Sondra Waldon, Carolyn. Kerr, Ruth Grif- fin, Ruby Griffin., Beth Gray, Jeannette Lockhart. Row Two-Rochelle Hurks, Marilyn McCoy, Evelyn Whaley, Janet Hill, Kathy Rollins, Judy Richardson, Melinda Baganz, Judy Soufers, Sandra Stewart, Phyllis Polley. Row Three-Phyllis Henrlrirlrs, Myrna Inman, Irene Hazel, Beverly Jean, Donna Underwood, Judith Field, Sharon. Empson, Diana May, Myrna Owings, Patricia Koontz, Donna Hays, Shirley Elkins. Row Four- Donna Jones, Myra Curry, Carolyn Flynn, Shirley Ratts, Slz.aron Blackwell, Anna Bruce, Ma-riann Deekard, Brenda Hancock, Marian Pressler, Patty Hunter, Marilyn Blackwell, Linda Baxter, Ma- donna Bruner, Mary Kathryn Johnson. Rou' Fine- Hazel Cain, Nancy Brown, Brenda Snyder, Mary Jane Gilpatriek, Leah Terrell, Ja-net Wylie, Joyce Payton, Dorothy Skir'vin, Mareene Miller, Sharon Jacobs, Nancy Bush, Nancy Hauck, Donna Eads Row Sin:-Nancy Lake, Sandra Lake, Marilyn Axsom, Karen Hamilton, Barbara Godsey, Sharon Patton, Ann Chadurielr, Beverly Ann Koontz, Martha Keller, Sandra Branam, Phyllis Miller, Georgia Hines, Patty Rm-hter, Carolyn Johnson. 7TH GRADE Y-TEENS Rou- One-Deanna Fiseus, Nancy Ennis, Tommy Glaze, Loretta Hanna, Anne Harper, Janet Vib- bart, Sherry Fleener, Jane Mann, Susie Sharvver, Gloria Faris. Row Two-Judith Smith, Judith. Higgins, Juanita Hobbs, Mary Cutt, Mary Earls, Brenda Harmon, Lonella Turpin, Shelby Dillman, Glenna Moore, Martha Wright, Mary Ann Hawlcins, Anna Layton, Judy Colgan. Row Three -Sandy Martin, Connie Boltinghouse, Jane Rhades, Sandra Hays, Starr Ann Sara, Jane Miller, Melvann Jennings, Marueta Binkley, Mary Head, Barbara Somrs, Jane Thomas, Judy Waldon, Carolyn Gardner. Ron' Four--Elaine Hazel, Elizabeth Bucher, Mary Kirk, Connie Jon- son, Julia Jones, Betty Williams, Mary Ann Mit- chell, Sharon Jacobs, Judy Pruett, Linda Hillen- burg, Judith Riggs, Leah Gray, Janice Hoard. Rauf Five-Pamela Watson, Donna Edwards, Donna Burroughs, Mary Rody, Pat Curtis, Re- beera Kerr, Shirley Buteher, Sally Rugg, Bonnie Blakely. Ann Hall, Susan East, JoAnn Chatfield, Jeanette Kinney, Suzanne Whaley. May I check your coat sir? This was heard often the night of the Winter Carnival as the members of the seventh grade Y-Teen sponsored a coat-check room. This club also sponsored Winter Wonderland, a dance held in the girl's gym at Christmas. Members of the club collected money and sent a gift basket to a needy family for Christmas. The club had some guest speakers for their meetings, and the members of the club also put on their own pro- grams. The seventh grade Y-Teen open only to the seventh grade girls is a junior division of the Y.W.C.A. The purpose of the club is to promote friendship, serv- ice, and religious interest among the girls. Officers of the club were Susan Shawver, presidentg Patricia Curtis, vice presidentg Deanne Fiscus, secretaryg and Glenna Moore, treasurer. This Page Sponsored by B GB AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean liv- ing, is the platform of the Junior-Senior Hi-Y, a branch of the Y.M.C.A. Any junior or senior boy may be a member of this service club. A project in the Winter Carnival was one of the many activi- ties of the Hi-Y. The officers were David Hyde, president, Dick Tardy, vice president, Bill jenkin, secretary, and Jerry Adams, chaplain. The sponsor is Mr. Earl Henderson. Hi-Y Mile of Pennier JUNIOR-SENIOR HI-Y Row 1-ll7illi5 Sims. Tom Mohley, Daz-'id Hyde. Eddie Goheen, Rohert Tucker, Dich Tardy. jerry Adarnr, Robin Rohertr, Don Ruth, Bennie Wright. Row .2-jerry Rohinron, David Daeir, David Pratt, David Snapp, Dennir Sylvester, Bill fenhiu, Mike Kerr, Tony McMillan, Ernie Lochridge, John Irom, John Warnpler. Row 3-john Taylor, Don Smith, Bill Scir- coe, Carl Harrington, ,lim Simon, Keith Hill, Philip Prince, Donald Miller, Donald Rader, Mr. Earl Henderron. Row 4-Mac Monlden, Larry Parhr, Bill Roh- ertron, George Moore, Jim Morrir, Ben Rech- ter, Sam Rechter, Gary Alexander, Larry Allen, Charlie Miller. ,lim Murrell, jim Steele. HI-Y FEDERATION Row 1-Mike Kerr, Bruce Temple, Gary Alexanrler, Bill Jenhin. ferry Adamr. Row 2-Tony McMillan, John Irom, Dich Tardy. Sam Rerhler, Larry Fleener, David Hyde. Bill Biuey. This Page Sponsored by BENDER'S RESTAURANT 1205 N. Walnvut 11 0 S. C allege, 122 E. Kirkwood FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE HI-Y Row 1-Harold Firms. james A. Ray, Michael Roark, Michael Douglar, Gene Park. Row 2-Oliva Borhearr, jerry All, Bill Minor, Daz-'id Medarir. Bill Biuey, Larry Fox. Row 3-Robert Shield! jr., Larry Spray, Gary Hill, Rick Rechter, jerry Tardy, Mike Timms, Keith Higgiiir, David Wampler. Row 4-Mr. Ruuell Hamm. Fellus Leinerlufeher, Larry Fleener, Bah Searr. Don Pbillipr, Ion Shire. Ted Skirifiii. Albert Clement. FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE HI-Y Row 1-Eddie Ramon, Don lrom, llfdfi' in Whaley, Gary Emmom. Ronald Hutcherson. Row 2-Frank Hill, Kenny Beyers, Larry Stufhey, john Parker, Larry Bond. Row 3-lim Hays, Tom Mirmick, Steve Parrirb, Richard Engle, james Richardxon. Row 4-David Martin, joe Horrtman, Delbert Firher, Jim Galyau. FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE HI-Y OFFICERS Row 1-Om-'a Borhearr, Kenny Gooldy. Row 2--Bob Ellir, Mr. Rfirsell Hamm, Larry Fleeizer. The Freshman-Sophomore Hi-Y Club is a branch of the Y.M.C.A. founded for freshman and sopho- more high school boys. On becoming a member, a boy must earn enough points by helping in Gray-Y work, attending church, and by taking part in meet- ings to keep his membership in the club. This year, speeches were given by Miss Elizabeth Dodds, guidance counselor, and Dr. D. I.. Simon, principal. Other activities included a dance, partici- pation in a clothing drive, and repairing auditorium seats. Officers of the club were Bob Ellis, presidentg Bill Bissey, vice president: Larry Fleener, secretary-treasun er: Onva Boshears, chaplaing and Newell Gooldy, point secretary. Mr. Russell Hamm sponsors this club. This Page Sponsored hy BLOOMINGTON FLOOR C OVERING - 219 W. 6th Street TORCH CLUB Row One-Don. Blewett, Charles Hadley, Jolm Cassidy, Roger Chandler, Jerry Hood, Larry Lockridge, Larry Chestnut, Dwight Fleetwood, John Helms, Donald Altop, Charles Campbell, David Williams, Johnny Mat- hews, Mr. Earl Graves. Row Two-Mr. Loren Page, Billy Harker, Billy Pritchett, Dickie Wamplvr, Larry Deckard, Billy Pope, Lessle Clark, Ernest Hig- gins, Steven- Dainley, Bill Chand- ler, Jack Hafwlcins, John. Dariley, John Barrow, Larry Cline. Row Three-Jerry Ayers, Jerry Bar- rett, Hal Sites, Billy Evans, Steve Stipp, Larry Routen, Ron- ald Ped-ro, Butch Carrell, Larry Clarke, Denny Mitchell, Ronald Tapp, David Dixon, Jimmy Mahler, John Frye. Row Four- Rilly Combs, Phil Rogers, Ro-miie Dilliriglmm, Mickey Reeves, Kent I,fl1lF80W1, Milre Lemomls, Torn Roberts, Dicky Sparks, Danny Davies, Robert Boruff, Mike Havlgh., Bruce Temple, Bob Col- gan, Donnie Johnson, Buddy Miller. A used clothing drive for the Public School Welfare Department was one of the most important activities of the 7th and 8th Grade Torch Club. These Torch Clubs are junior high branches of the Y.M.C.A. This year for the first time the Torch Club has been divided into two clubs, the 7th Grade and 8th Grade Torch Clubs. Presidents for the clubs were Dickie Sparks, 7th grade, and David Williams, 8th grade. The sponsor of the 7th Grade Torch Club is Mr. Loren Page, and Mr. Earl Graves sponsors the Sth Grade Torch Club. The Distributive Education Club was organized in the fall of 19-46, It was called the Future Retailers. The name was changed in 1948 to conform to the Dis- tributive Education Clubs of this state and nation. Membership is open to students who are enrolled in Retail Selling. The highlight of the year was the Employer-Employee Appreciation Banquet which was held in April. Oflicers were Ronald Drake, presidentg Philip Burch, vice president, Shirley Harmon, secretary, Joyce Brown, treasurer. The sponsor is Mr. V. W. Babb. FUTURE RETAILERS Ron' One-Joyce Brown, lilarlene McGuire, Velma Wrightsman, Barbara Hollars, Pat Trncblood, Martha Watkins, Margie Rey- nolds. Row Tu-o-Mr. V. W. Babb, Rmmie Drake, Philip Burch, Ellen Shields, Meri- fleth M1-Daniel, Ellen Rirhardso-n., Richard Frye, Frank Sturgis. Row Three-John Collins, Johnny King, Jolm- Marti-n, Victor Hood, Tim Ellis, Monty MeCam-mon, Robert For, Otis Edurarrls. This Page Sponsored by BLOOMINGTON PAINT AND EVALLPAPER STORE Hold that pose! is a familiar phrase heard around the school grounds as members of the Student Photo Club learn the procedure of taking good pictures. This club is open to anyone interested in the art of photography. It functions as a service organization for the Optimist and the Gothic. Teachers may use the services of the Student Photo Club for classroom pic- tures. The members learn the methods of developing negatives, making, and enlarging prints. Student Photo Club members may develop their own Hlms and prints in their spare time. Mr. XVilliam Gosser is the sponsor of this club. N.S.l-l.S. R o za- U u c-Bon 71 ir' Flora, Charlotte Mur- phy, Sandra Sylvester, Jacquir- Haturoclr, A11 n Martin, Virginia Hratton, Patricia U udcrwood, Sylvia Hutcherson, Mr. H. Stmvnrt. Row Tuvo- Karlrl Brown, Juli- mnu' Gillespie, Nina Bower, David Wamp- lcr, Marvin l-Vltaley, Ma-1111 Douthitt, Nora West, Karen Nic-kas, N a 711' y VVilliams, Larry Rothrorlr. Ron' Th rm'-Do n n rz .loyt-1' .la vlcson, Linda From Ire, Martha Walker, Donald An- derson, Joe' Horstmfm, Darirl Mednris, .lean Windcrs, Jam' Har- rell, Judy Mitchell, Belrrat Whaley, Betty Musgrawc, Dean Co- ficld. Ron' Four- Johrl Isom, Dv-:mis Syl1't'stc'r, Tom Mina niclr, Gary Aleavmdrrr, Larry Spray, Harold Wolfe, lin-rid Illartin. Sam llvrli ter, Jim lirrmam, David Pratt, .Iifw Ilrincgar, Don l'l1 illips. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Row Om'-Don Smith, Nick Tzouruzakis, Gary Alvxmzdvr, William Gosscr. Haw Two -Bill Mnsvr, .lim Hrmmm, Tom Parker, Larry Byers. Buy a pickle? That was a question frequently asked of basketball fans by members of the National Scientific Honor Society. Selling pickles at basketball games and cider at football games were two of the projects sponsored by the N.S.H.S. to finance their annual trip. This year the trip was taken to Mammoth Cave. In connection with the club's theme of caves, members took lield trips to some of the famous caves in Indiana. Mr. Harold Stewart is sponsor of the club. Olicers were Don Anderson, president, David Medaris, vice presidentg Ann Martin, secretary, and Eddie Goheen, treasurer. This Page Sponsored by BOUQUET SHOP Flowers Always Lovely X ig? ig K x ix ,fx ,AM , W . Nw- S S :- ff l TECH STAFF Row One-Judie Cox, Linda. Hash, Paddy Engle, Ann Martin, Marria Pennington, Sharon Bowman, Do-nna. Myers, Shirley Hinklc, Pat U11de'r11'ood. Row Tara-Loralyn Wlzitehead, Mary Douthitt, Joauie Hcnavole, Ladonna Higgins, Carol Babb, Nancy Cunningliarnv, Kenny Simpson, David Pomeroy, Robin Roberts, Nathan Hall, Pat Dunlap, Betty Crandall. Ron- Three-Bon-nic Flora, Lane Baldwin, Judy Barrett, Eliza- beth Hyde, Kathryn Bush, Elizabeth Cross, Eleanor Patton, Carla Johantgc-n, Marcia Norman, Nora West, David Hyde, Ninn Jones, Sylvia Hutcherson. Ron- Four-Julianne Gillespie, Pat Bailey, Connie Bennett, Della Austiri, Marla. Van Hook, Judy Bra-nam, Rink Rl'r'l1tr'r, Harold Wolfe, Jon Shimi, Jim Vlltitrr, Mr. Voorlr ics. A club formed for students interested in dramatics is the Proscenium Players. This year the club presented a three-act play, a one-act Christmas play, a meller- drammern for the Winter Carnival, and a one-act play for Drama Night. Mr. William Voorhies and Mr. Ernest Horn are the sponsors of the club. Officers were Della Austin, presi- dentg David Hyde, vice presidentg Judy Branam, secre- tary: Harold Wolfe, treasurer: Kenny Simpson and David Pomeroy, sergeants-at-arm. The junior High Proscenium Players presented a one- act play for the Winter Carnival. The general theme of the club's meetings was studying stage fundamentals. The club's sponsor is Mrs. Elizabeth Blewett. Officers were janet Hill, presidentg Tommy Stuart, vice presi- dentg Myrna Inman, secretaryg and Larry Lemon. treasurer. Credit for presenting a professional-like performance should be given to those working behind the scenes as well as those in the spotlight. Working behind the scenes at B.H.S. were the members of the Technical Staff, who had much to do with mak- ing a performance a success. Scenery, sound, costumes, make-up, lighting, publicity, and properties for per- formances were the chief concerns of the staff. Members of the staff were divided into crews, and each crew was responsible for doing its part in making a performance a success. Besides working on different crews, the members of the stall were responsible for painting scenery and keeping the stage clean. One may gain membership to the Technical Staff by taking dramatics or by showing willingness to work. Mr. William Voorhies sponsors the staff. This Page Sponsored by BUCK LEMON FURNITURE Bedford-Bloomington All of the big productions at B.H.S. have their behind- the-scene-workersf' The Public Address Staff is one of the clubs that operates behind the scenes. It op- erates and maintains all public address equipment and installations both portable and permanent. Such functions as convocations, after-game dances, home football and basketball games, and pep sessions have public address equipment operated by the staff for the benefit of the school. Mr. William Voorhies sponsors the club, and jim XVhite is the student leader. PUBLIC ADDRESS STAFF Row l-David Hyde. Nathan Hall, Harold W'olfe, lim White, Robin Rohertr. Mr. William Voorhies. Movies today, was a familiar slogan heard in many classrooms at B.H.S. If it were not for the student helpers in the Projectors' Club, it would be almost im- possible to have classroom films. Through this club, boys are taught to operate projectors, find bad spots in films, run slide projectors, and run record players. Many of these boys have continued to do this type of work after graduation. Bob Pate and Wayne Henderson were the chief pro- jectionists. Mr. Leon Whaley serves as sponsor. PROjECTOR'S CLUB First Row-Edgar I-Ienderrou. Larry Vd7IHOy, Millard Hacker, Donald Pate. Larry Higginr, Bennie Wright. Second Row-Mr. lVhaley, Nick Tzouunahis. Darid Ray, ll7ayf1e Heuderton, Charler Allen, Gary A-laryhan, Alan Hiuhle. Third Row-jim Galyan, David Baler, Michael Smith, Tom Parker, Robert Fox, Don Phillips, Bill M orer. This Page Sponsored by BUNGER'S CAFE 21 6 IW. 6th Street--For Fine Food ART CLUB Row 1-Judie Cox, Joyce Dixney. Caztl Kelley. Sue Beyerr, jacquie Hau- coc . Row 2-Ionette Mitchell, janet Wal- den, Bettie Lyon. T-racy Branam, Rou- da Clay, Mrs. Margaret Rahh, jurly Wagner. Row 3-Dennir Sylrferter, Michael Smith, Don Schufeer, john Bridg- waterr, David Hunxaher, Robert Tuck- er. Row 4-Philip lVhitlo1z', Keith Hill, Larry Allen, jim Galyan. Don Smith, Charley Trammell. Dick Thornton. Swing your partners one and all was heard in the girls' gym this year as the Art Club got off to a very busy year by sponsoring a square dance. The club made mobiles and also painted a large mural to be placed in the front hall. Ofhcers were Carolyn Sue Beyers, presidentg Larry Allen, secretaryg Judith Ann Cox, treasurer. Books for everyone. Students interested in library work were given an opportunity to satisfy this interest at B.H.S. Library cadets were on hand each period to help students find the right book at the right time. They performed other duties such as shelving and checking books in and out. Miss Evelyn Guinn is librarian. LIBRARY CLUB Row l-john Taylor, Luanne Fuller. joan Ixoni, Donald Todd. Mit: Mary Evelyn Guinn. Row 2-Rohert Staley, Sharon Glarcoe, ll'fana'a Szvango, Helen Hill. Sue Cantrell. Patricia Under- wood. This Page Sponostred hy THE CHARM SHOP Graham Hotel Buildi-rzg, 208 IV. 6th Row One-Ernie Lockridge, Donna Jackson, Nancy Cuntningliam, Joann Morris, Carolyn Dun-lap, Judy Pressler, Marla Van Hook, Karen Deckard, Becky Bryant. Row Two-Charlotte Murphy, Libby Schneider Charlotte Deal, Janis Tribby, Linda Davis, Georgia Meadows, Linda Fromkc, Newell Gooldy, Bud Vaught, Marilyn Smith, John Parker, Nancy Smith, Sarah Smith, Sandra Hudson., Nancy Wiley. Janet Stavzsifer, Tony McMillan. Row Three-Mary Ann Guthrie, Carol Babb, Judith Harmon, Kenny Simpson., Robert Tucker, Dick Tardy, Jerry Adams, David Bales, James Dunlap, James Ray, Larry Freeman, Maurice Beal, Bill Clayton, Larry Clarke, Gary Grass, Challenge Monday! Get out your drill books! This phrase is often heard in the A Band. Challenge gives the members of the band a chance to advance to a higher position. i 5 The band is an important factor in our high school activities. : , Playing at home football and basketball games is just one of its I ' '- many activities. The band took its annual trip to an away game f 6, x at Clinton, October 8. Also, the band provides music for many ' city and county parades. The B.H.S. band played in most of the : parades in Bloomington, and they also participated in the Elletts- LL.-.- ville Fall Festivals ,-' The officers of the band for this year were Bob Tucker, presi- VX dentg Jerry Adams, vice president, janet Stansifer, secretary, Ben X Rechter, treasurer, and Tony McMillan, drill master. Mr. Carl X W. Frye directs the band. This Page Sponsored by COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. 319 S. IVasbi1zgton-Phone 3541 A BAND Gt-no Park, Willis Sims, Don Smith, Patty Chestnut, Bennie Wright, Karel Brown, David Pratt, Bill Stovlfwcll, Jim White. Rou'Fou1'- Nina Bower, Carol Poling, Suzanne Graves, Peggy Kirk, Brenda Rumplc, Dmrid Hall, Bart Rayborn, Roger Rush, Dorothy Childers, Margie Robinson, Joe Hatley, Donald Hash., Gary Bra-nam, Ronald Hendricks, Iiarlmra Higgins, Bobby Bangh, Marion Hutcherson. Row Five-Jon. Shire, Allen Farlec, Harold Fiscus, Larry Stuckey, Richard Sturgis, Wendell Branham, .lim Hays, Robin McNeil, Patty Crandall. Witlm the sound of the whistle and the beat of the drums, the drum major and eight attractive majorettes of the Bloomington High School Band started their high stepping and Hashy maneuvers. The twirlers spent many hours practicing two or three days a week in August. Dick Weaxfer, drum major, taught them twirling routines, Dixie and Texas struts, and some fundamentals of marching. They were also taught by a private teacher once or twice a week dur- ing the marching season. They performed at the home football games, the Clin- ton football game in Clinton, the Ellettsville Fall Fes- tival parades, the Homecoming parade, and the Veter- an's Day parade. They were chosen to lead half of the twirlers from the dillerent Indiana high school bands at the Indiana University High School Band Day in October. Row One-Betty Dcnney, Shannon Weaver, Janet Walden, Joyce Disney, Richard Weaver, Jmmiv Van Etten, Shirley Hinkle, Shirley Harmon, Nancy Halstead. This Page Sponsored by COLONIAL FURNITURE COMPANY Corner 6th and M orton B BAND Row l-Marian Pressler, jane! Hill. Myra Curry, Melinda Baganz. jimmy Mahler, .Sandra Stewart. Judy Souferr, Cefily Ann Schaffer. Joseire Roberts. Sharron Freeman. Deloris Funkhouser. Dick Buckingham. Denny Mitchell, Harlan Kinley. Myrna Inman, Chattie Shields. Row 2-Larry Lockridge. Carolyn johnson. Donna ,lean Hiatt, Diehy Sparks, David Wil- liams. Nancy Ennis. Buddy Miller, Tom Roberts. Boh Colgan. Richard Clark, Mike Lemonds, Oran Livingston, Charles Hadley. john Cozvden. Larry Lemon. Eugene Dezarn, Charlet Mullis. Virior Bunzrh. Row 3-Nancy Bush, Susan Galyan. Irene Hazel, Donna jones. Anne Moore. Rex Walters, Linda French. Sharon Jacobs, Bill Chandler. Diana May, Judy Mahler. Dazfirl' Dixon. Robert Bennett. Larry Terhune, Kent Lawson, Eddie Shaw, Don Bleufeti, Ronald Pedro. Philip Bryant. Mike Larrson. foe Peden. Alherf Lee McGlorklin, Danny Davies, joe Curtis, Bill Bissey. Row 4-Marilyn Rogers. Sherry Culhert. Eddie Troih. Billy Robertson. Row 5-Joyce Anderson. Donna Burroughs. Rochelle Burks. Peggy Reed. Bill Slllckey. ,lark Lemon. One. two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight! was the count as the B Band of B.H.S. marched up and down the football field learning the fundamentals of march- ing. The members of the band, primarily junior-division students and a few senior-division students, met in Seminary-8 during the second period on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Two years membership in the B band is required for entrance into the A band. Performing in the Ellettsville Fall Festival parade and the annual city Halloween parade were among the activities for the organization during the first semester. They combined with the A band for the final home football game to present a halftime show entitled, Sa- lute to Sousa. The band was led by Drum Major Kenny Simpson a member of the A band, preparing for the drum major's duties of the A band next year. The major- ettes were Donna Burroughs, Joyce Anderson, and Eve- lyn Salee. Ofhcers were Burlen Miller, presidentg Bob Colgan, vice presidentg Chattie Shields, secretary-treasurer, Thomas Roberts, attendance clerk: Ronald Chandler and james Mahler, librarians. Mr. Edgar L. Axsom is the director of the B band. Participating in several pops concerts and the Spring Music Festival were a few of the band's second semester activities. This Page Sponsored hy C OOPER'S The Finest in jewelry C BAND Ron- One-Mary Alice Ready, Caroline Kelly, Pamela Arm Watson, Elaine Hazel, Janette Kinney, Phillip Ray Deckard, Tommy Hines, Sandra Hays, Judith. Smith, Sandra Martin, Shirley Butrlicr, Harlan Kinley, Philip Stradling, lh-anna. Dixon, Sally Rugg. Ro-ll' Tivo- Mary Kirk, Glenda Peregrine, Donna Edwards, Melvin East, Billy Combs, Dennis Phipps, Vicki Mendenhall, John Wright, Charles Ends, Daniel Clark, Hobby Taylor, Vernon Ch.a1nbc'rs, Becky Van Pelt, Linda Baxter, Kcrmetlr Chamlwrs. Row Three-Billy Pritchett, Da-vid Forbes, Brenda Harmon, Sharon Kay Hanlrins, Judith Higgins, Martha Wright, Ronald Burkhart, Norman Carrell, David Anderson, Tommy Stir-Isles, 17n'iglat Fleetwood, Hun-h Helms, Richard Hedrick. Row Four-Jack Lemon, Mr. Edgar Axsom, Fredmma Games, Larry Newton. Practice! is a word to the wise heard by the members of the C Band. Since the majority of the students are in their hrst year of instrumental music, there is a need for hard work. Due to the expansion of music in the metropolitan schools during the past three or four years, another band had to be started this year at B.H.S. More and more students are playing musical instruments, there- fore a new system had to be developed which would enable more students to participate. The C Band is primarily a training organization for membership in the B Band which in turn feeds the A Band. This band represents mostly the seventh and eighth grades, Since classes met only twice a week, the band was handicapped in the amount of time allotted for rehearsals. Because the band is a training organization, it does not have very many extra activities. In the spring, however, the C Band provides music for a pops concert. Students who served as ofiicers for the C Band were elected at the beginning of the school year. They were jack Lemon, presidentg Phillip R. Deckard, vice presi- dent: and Tommy Hines, secretary-treasurer. The di- rector is Mr. Edgar L. Axsom. This Page Sponsored by THE DAIRY BAR ORCHESTRA Row 1-Loralyn llyhitelaead. Julianne Gillespie, Janet Wfalden, John Thomas, Tony McMillan, Peggy Kirk, Janis Tribby. Joann Morris. Row Z--Jeannie Jones, Sharon French. Gayle Bishop, Yharon Tourner, David Ray. Bob Baugh. Edith Beck. Row 3-Rebecca Armstrong, Dea Ann Ar- thur, Jackie Tucker. Mariana Corbin. Judie Stancombe, Nancy Sylvester. Row 4-Jean Byrd, Ami Sorrflers. Karel Brouw, Mr. Donald Neal. 'Let's hear that crescendof This is one of the terms that can sometimes be heard in the high school orchestra. Under the direction of Donald Neal, the orchestra plays many different types of music such as classical and semi-classicl. This group is open to any student who plays a musical instrument and who has a desire to add to his musical knowl- edge and abilities. The orchestra gave many public performances during the year. One of these was the Spring Concert which was given in the spring by the orchestra and other musical groups. The music which is played between acts of the school's three act dramatic productions is also furnished by this group. For the Baccalaureate Service, they combined with the University High School Orchestra to present the music. Several pop concerts were given this year for the parents. The oliicers were elected at the be innin of each fall term. The' were anet NValden, . . . . . 5 presidentg Karel Brown, vice presidentg Janis Tribby, secretaryg Roger jones, treasurer: and Loralyn Wliitehead, student director and concertmaster, This Page Sponsored by DAY FUNERAL HOME Phone 6 3 31 Ofiicers were Suzanne Whaley, presidentg Marceta Binkley, vice presidentg judy Colgan, Sound that C again! was a familiar refrain heard quite frequently by the Junior String Orchestra under the direction of Mr. Donald Neal. The orchestra consists of twenty seventh grade students. One year of previous training enables the students to become members of the junior String Orchestra. This orchestra is a training organization for the high school orchestra. As a result of the training in the junior String Orchestra, these junior musicians are able to pass the rigid requirements for entrance into the high school orchestra. Although the members are only junior division students, they show excellent abilities and should prove to be quite capable musicians later on in high school, Mr. Neal remarked. Their main public appearance was the Spring Festival held in the boys' gym. Also a pops concert was presented during the year, and small ensembles of trios and quartets were formed. secretaryg and Jane Thomas, treasurer. JUNIOR STRING ORCHESTRA Row 1-Suzanne Whaley, Judy Colgan. JoAnn Cbatfield. Susan East, Marrela Binkley. Nancy Lou Cantrell, George Mack Brouw. Row 2-Betty Wfillialzzr, Shirley Freeman. Wfaurla Slnottr. jane Thomas.. Eleanor Tucker, jerry Lee Naugle, julia Sargent, Martha Corbin. Row 3-Larry joe Baker. Frank Bock. Rebecca Kerr, Conrtallce Trirler, Beverly Slillionr, Mr. Donald Neal. Cerily Ann Schaffer. Tlois Page Sponsored by DR. PEPPER BOTTLI N G C 0 MIXED CHOIR Row l-Lillie M011 Rohinrofz, Loir Shiflet, Maxine Chandler, Nancy Halrlead, jackie Tucker. Shirley Hiuhle. Rote Marie Duer.ro:1. Row 2-Mitt Krueger. juclitlv Todrl. Shirley Porter. Dorir Dearring. joan Miller, Gloria Brauam. Frarzcef Ramrey. June Crandall. jean Lovejoy, Sara ,lo Mar. Norma Dixon, Barbara Cozzlerd. Row 3-Ronald Langley. Wfayize Lifter, Larry Steele, Dalia' Dale. Darirl Baler. Bill Hawk. Bill Scitcoe, Keith Hill, jerry Hutchefwu. john lxom. jerry Aclamf. The Senior Mixed Choir presented many programs during the Thanksgiving and Christ- mas seasons. They provided background music for the Christmas play and also appeared on television. In the spring the choir sang in the Spring Music Festival and was part of the District Choral Festival. The Girls Chorus gave one program during the fall semester, and in the spring they were part of the Spring Music Festival. The Madrigal Singers were quite busy, having sung for the superintendents' meeting and the Curry Buick dinner, and participating in convocations. During the spring, they sang in the Spring Musical Festival and gave several varied programs. The Junior Mixed Choir and the Junior Choristers sang in the all-school sing convoca- tion and gave various programs throughout the school year. MADRIGALS Row 1-Bill Srifcoe, Larry Allen. ,lady Bramzm. Frarzcet Ramrey. Sylvia Hutcher- 1011, Sara lo May, Robert Tucker, Richard Frye. This Page Sponsored by DUCK G KATES 1500 S. Walnut-A Good Place to Eat VOCAL MUSIC Row Uno-Janine Han'- lrins, Becky Watson, Don-na. Starr:-tt, Patty Derkard, Sharon Mob- lry, Sandra. Humphrey, Melissa Ellis, Marilyn. Melvin, Peggy llfliwzrzivlc, Ann Ridge, Holly Wilcs. Ron' Tu-o-Miss Krue- ger, Sally Brown, Susan Wilson, Snr' Mosrr, Polly Reynolds, Dana Fletcher, Pam Srhrib- -ner, Berttye Lon Naylor, Bernece Walker, Velma Wrightsma n. R o iv Three-Lois Brown, Carole Gilliland, Vicki Brown, Judy Jaoobs, Patriria Grissom, Bar- bara Farmer, Olena Dirk, Donna Pickens, Patricia Harker, Anita Johnson, Sharon Kay Grubb, Marjorie Frye. R 011' Four-N a n 1- y Smith, Vernalou Byers, Margaret Jenkins, Becky Hughes, Wanila Van Deventvr, Wanda Nunn, Janice Ridgv, Linda Fox, Nan:-y Englema-n, Barbara Tucker, Janice Burton, Nancy Arwinc, Judy Mull. VOCAL MUSIC Row One-Anne Moore, Patty Richardson, Tommy Langley, Tom- mye Jean Glazg, Billy Lake, Kenny Nilrirk, Jack Hawkins, Bob Burns, Loretta Jean Hanna, Billy Mul-ryan, Judy Colgan. Row T-wo-Miss Krueger, Robert Naylor, John Cassidy, Dorena Purcell, Jane Miller, Jane Rhodes, Karlema Svhcib- ncr, Judy Waldon, Edna Glasgow, Kay Sowdvrs, Elizabeth Tnrpen., Peggy Bloyd, Jon Wil- bur. Row Three-Sur anne Whaley, Joyvc Payton, Anne Harper, Sherry Colbert, Susan Galya-n., Susan Bloyd, Marilyn McCoy. Judith Rabcr. Julia Sargent, Jill Everman, Donna, Burroughs, Elizabeth Bur'he'r. Row Four- John Frye, Dean Rose, Jade Bishop, Betty Bell, Anna Marie Taylor, Marilyn Axsom, Sally RHQU. Sharon Patton, Eddie Davidson, Phillip Kinney, Phillip Dork- ard, Betty Lon Tarrrll, Phyllis Miller, Patly Garrison. VOCAL MUSIC Row One-Engl'-nc Dczarn, Rosv Thrasher, Catherine Hinklc, M0-Ty LOU Silllfffilfff, 1711411111 Farr, Mary Ha-wlrins, Jirn M4-Plmatcrs. Row Two-Larry Lemon, Larry Newton, John Bell, Mary Srott Head, Judy Mahlvr, Myrna Owings, Judy Miley, Marne-ne Miller, Marrfeta Bznlcley, Beverly Stillions, Kathleen White, Nancy Stephens. Row Thr11ofJ1rnmy Mahler, Dick Wamplcr, Sharon Jacobs, Patricia Curtis, Dvloris Funlchouscr. David Duron, Beverly Sue Jwfl, Judy S0-wen, Melinda Ragavnz, Sandra, Stewart, JoAnn Taylor, Stew:-n Supp. Row Four- Mary An-nc Hales, Charles Dearring, Carolyn Johnson, Bob Colgan., Ann Hall, lNaney Bush. Billy Eiwans, Barbara Day, Marian Pres.-rler, Nancy Hauck, Chattie Shields, Dennis Phzpps. This Pa ge Sponsored by ECONOMY LAUNDERERS 6' DRY CLEANERS FUTURE FARMERS Rau' O1Il'+.lif1f. Justin Graves, Robert Pauley, Donny Sago, Joe Porlcn, David Stuart, Richard Morris. Calvin Crohn, Raymond Hrinegar, Harlan Kinley, John Stevens, Robert Musgrave. Ron- Tu-o-Donald Carmichael, Walter Farmer, Philip Smith, Hill Moser, Clay- ton Pitcher, Larry Hoard, Lloyd Walls, Kenny Stuart, Bobby Hough, Joe Dunlap, Keith. Koontz. Roar' Three-John Ferguson, Kenneth Zilce, Wallace Mr'Con'ncll, Dewey Stewart, -l0l11l Fffffllll. Dale Conarzl, Tom Parker, Jim Naylor, Jim Roberts, Monte Linthicum, Chris Jung, Carl Sparks, Jerry Rnnyon. Officers of F.F.A. were Philip Smith, presidenrg Larry The oflicers for the jr. Future Homemakers club this Hoard, vice presiclenrg john Stevens, secreraryg and year were Marian Louise Pressler, Melinda Beganz, Bill Moser, treasurer. Mr. Justin Graves sponsors rhe Sally Rugg, and Leah Terrell. Miss Glazner sponsors Club. rhe club. JR. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Row Ona-Nancy Brown, Marilyn Sue Rogers, Jm-Icnc Dcckard, Judy Richey, Patty Richardson, Mary Ann Hawkins, Juanita Hobbs, Joyce League, Nancy Ennis, Phyllis Hendricks, Clara Hazel, Phyllis Renter. Row Tu'o-Sharon Blackwell, Beverly Ann Booker, VVa'nda Aztsom, .lane Rhodes, Barbara Routt, Madonna Bruner, Mary Johnson, Doris Marie Todd, Sharon. Jacobs, Linda Barter, Melinda Baganz, Janet Still. Row Three-Beverly Johnson, Karen Shields, Susan Bloyd, Co-n-nic Johnson, Susan Galyau., Donna Burroughs, .lady Lone, Julia Jones, Carole Brilca, Sandra Stewart, Anna Bruce, Marilyn Blackwell. Row Four-Miss Eloise Glaz-ner, Darlene I-Iranham, Bonnie Hailey, Sharron Freeman., Judy Robertson, Sally Rugg, Donna Hiatt, Ann Char1n'ir'k, Patty Rcchter, Pauline Wil:-s, Marian Presslcr, Patricia Wray. This Page Sponsored by ELLIS SUPER MARKET 614 E. 2nd Street Learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow is the purpose of the Senior Future Homemakers of America. Senior high school girls who have taken or are en- rolled in homemaking classes are eligible to join this club. The club offers a scholarship annually to a senior who has been an outstanding member and who plans to continue her training in homemaking educa- tion. This scholarship pays tuition for one semester at any state college or university the girl may choose. Money for this project was earned by sponsoring a dance. Officers this year were Phyllis Ann Phillips. presi- dent, janet Sue Langley, vice presidentg Loretta Sue Quimby, secretary, Norma Jean Harp, rreasurerg ' ' - . ' - Pl yllis Phillips, president of the F.H.A., dernonstrahrs Wffnda historian' Eleanor Fulford' Parllnmen lol at junior high svhool student the vorreet way to tariang Shirley Bruce, song leader: and Wantla Carol wr fl whiff- Swango, news reporter. Mrs. Edith Phillips was chapter mother. Miss Elizabeth Sniallwood and Mrs. Doris Thrasher are the sponsors. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Ron' One-Mrs. Doris Thrasher, Jane Elliott, Ruby I-Vewfr, Mary Brown. Joyce Anderson, Nancy Wiley, Janice Shelton, Glenda Bruner, Sharon Todd, Phyllis Jones, Virginia Bratton, Lillie Robinson, Georgia Meadows, Miss Smallwood. Row Two-Marie Harp, Donna Martin, Margie Robinson, Darlene Hnshert, Wanda S-mango, Margaret Hales, Bonita Willcford, Donna Foster. Doris P-iwkett, Sharon Glascoe, Bernecc Walker, Loretta Quimby, Janet Sexton. Row Three-Sandra Nikirk, Clara Keller, Rebecca Snow, Delores Sipes, Ramona Helton, Joyce Brown, Janet Langley, Shirley Harmon, Sue Kinley, Norma Harp, Miriam Sparks, Merideth Me-Daniel, Phyllis Phillips. Row Four-Sue Covington, Alta Ends, Janet Headley, Bar- bara Hardin, Wanda Hobbs, Pat Sparks, Janet Hinkle, Pat Gray, Eleanor Fulford, Belva Whaley, Nancy Williams, Wilma Jo Watts, Karen Edwards, Myra Lou. Holmes, Judith Todd. This Page Sponsored by PARIS CAFE 21 0 N. Walnut Street LATIN CLUB Row One-Janet Brown, Nina Jones, Sandra Brinegar, Barbara Cmaherd, Martha Brown, Dana Fletcher, Barbara Farmer, Roberta Borno, Jane Elliott, Judie Mulryan, Mary Donthitt, Marilyn Trapp. Rou- Tiro-Beclry Armstrong, LaDon-na Cantrell, Judith. Ooley, Phyllis Mob- ley, Susie Masters, Nancy June Wiley, Belva Whaley, Nancy Wil- liams, Sharon Tourncr, Maxine Cha.-ndler, Marcia Wiley, Mrs. Ruby Rcavis. Row Three-Karen. Niekas, Charlotte Murphy, Keith. Higgins, Larry Stnckey, James Ramsey, James Ray, Robin McNeil, Linda Foaf, Betty Musgrave, Marilynn Mossel, Patty Myers, Karel Brown. Row Four--Tracy Branum, Joe Horstman, Don Phillips, Maurice Lankford, Bob Ellis, David Martin, Donald Baker, Hill Robertson, Louis Borno, Rirhard Harwzly, Teresa Ellis, Becky Bryant. Amo, amas, amat are typical conjugations which are important in Latin and are frequently heard from the members of the Latin Club. The Saturnalia, a Roman holiday, was held on December 15 of this year. An- other social event of the Latin Club was the Roman banquet held in April. Ofiicers were Bill Robertson, presidentg Becky Bryant, vice presidentg Marilyn Trapp, secretary-treasurer, and Tracy Branum, Optimist representative. Mrs. Reavis is sponsor of the Latin Club. If you have taken or are now taking a course in Spanish, you are eligible to be a member of the Spanish Club. This year the Club presented a dance called The Span- ish Mambon and also had a booth at the Winter Carni- val. Throughout the year, they had many interesting meetings. The sponsor of the Spanish Club is Mrs. Marilyn Boyd. The officers were Sara Jo May, president, Libby Schneider, vice presidentg Sandy Sylvester, secretary, and Richard Engle, treasurer. SPANISH CLUB Ron' Uni-Robert Harrell, Larry Skirrin, Gary Emmons, Ronald Hut:-horson, Larry Bond, Keith Koontz, Susan, Watson, Patricia Brown., Elizabeth I'Varnor'k, Ron' Two-Mrs. Marilyn. Boyd, Shirley Koontz, Sharon French, Norma- Slrirrin, Marion Hutcherson, Joyce Hardisty, .Ianvt Patton, Donna Hawkins, Mary Howard, Mary Moore, Sara .lo May. Ron' Th ref'-Oliver H-ridgiraters, Sandra Sylvester, Pam Saheibner, Alive Terrell, Elizabeth Allen, Prisvilla. Brine- gar, Brenda Bon-len, Shannon Weaver, Susan Talbot. Dorothy 'I'-nelcer, James Richardson. Hon' Four-Jane! Miller, Anna Merriman, Philip Chandler, Georgia. Kay Crohn, Mary Lon Sluss, Carol l1 ininger, Darlene Fnlford, .lean Winajers, Judy Grow, Libby S1-h-neider, Marilyn Smit 1. This Page Sponsored by FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member F.D.I.C. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS OFFICER Sitting-Pat Dunran, Miss Adeline Brengle, sponsor, Margaret Day. Standing-Ph ilip Cos las. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Ron' One-Donna Foster, Karen Hill, Bonita Willcjord, Margaret Bales, Pat Du-ncan, Barbara Pulley, Marilyn Trapp, Joyce Pasloy. Row Two-Dorothy Tucker, Ruth Hayes, Sharon Brave, Marcia Nor- man, Norma Combs, Shirley Koontz, Pat Sparks, Myra. Lou Holmes, Donna Pfaff. Row Three-Pat Hollars, Donctta Shields, Gladys Robertson, Jerry Ann Bennett, Rosalcc Boltinglzozwc, Beverly Hendrix, Judy MeMurry, Kaye Brown. Ron' Four -Tom Mobley, Jim Steele, Jim Mnrrcll, Kc-ith Hill, Louis Borno, Bill Jcnkin, Richard Thornton. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Row Um:-Miss Adeline Brengle, Janet Langley, Joyce Brown, Janice Empson, Mn-ry Brown, Lois Brown, Norma Dixon, Ann Martin. Row Two-Joe Harrell, Jr'a.m'tfc Vernon, Doris Dearring, Nanvy Rozvlz-tt, Beverly Carroll, .lanct Hinlrle, Margaret Day, Lisa A. Johnson, C. Wayim Lnles. Row Tlirvz'-Onira Bos- hears, Phillip Condra, Larry S111-a.y, Monte Perry, Philip Costas, Charles Tranvnufll, Edward Hola--r, Ronald Patton. Wl1o will be our speaker today? This is one of the questions most frequently asked by members of the In- ternational Relations Club. Several of the programs for this year have consisted of speakers from foreign coun- tries attending Indiana University. One of these speakers was Mr. Battle who gave an in- teresting talk about England. These speeches were al- ways very informative as were the other programs which sometimes consisted of discussions and debates by club members. In order ro become a member of the Inter- national Relations Club, students must show an active interest in foreign lands and people. The purpose of this club is to promote a better under- standing of international problems by lectures and dis- cussions. The officers were Philip Costas, presidentg Margaret Day, vice presidentg and Pat Duncan, secretary. The sponsor of International Relations is Miss Adeline Brengle. This Page Sponsored by FOIVLER FOR FUEL 3 O6 IV. Kirku'o0cl-Phone 2-2600 FUTURE 'TEACHERS Ron' OncfI.oralyn PVI1 it e li ca d, Margaret Hales, Rosanne Zinlr, Donna Foster, Marcia Norman, Sharon Brut-0, Norma Combs, Phyllis Phillips, Kaye Brown, La- donna Higgins. Ron' Tivo- Della Austin, Barbara Hardin, Karim Hill, Judy Barrett, Luanne Fuller, Nora Hfost, Margie Edwa-rds, Audrey Nelson, Marilyn Trapp, Miss Merle Gilstrap. Hou' Three- Judy Presslr-r, Peggy Kirk, Elea- nor Patton, Naney C'Il'lL'YI'l7'lglI0'l7l-. Hill Jcnkivw, David Pratt, Marla Van. Hook, Janet Hinkle, Connie Itrzumtt, Carol Habla. The purpose of Future Teachers is to give the students information about opportunities in the field of educa- tion, and to encourage young people to cultivate in themselves qualities of good personality and character. Officers for the year were Luanne Fuller, president, Rosanne Zink, secretaryg Margie Edwards, treasurerg judy Pressler, news correspondentg and Miss Merle Gilsrtap, sponsor. All aboard was heard by twenty-five members of the Aviation Club when they met at Kisters Field in Octo- ber to take an airplane ride. Programs during the year featured Miss Paula Osborne, Chief Stewardess of the Lake Central Airlines. Also, air age films were shown, and Kisters Field representa- tives, Mr. Robinson and Mr. Stone, were honored speakers. Officers for 1955 were Robert Staley, presidentg Donna Skinner, vice president, Jeannette Vernon, secretary- treasurer. Mt. H. D. McAdams is the club sponsor. AVIATION CLUB R010 One-Carolyn Dun- lap, .lim Ennis, Dorma Sterrett, Sandra- Hudson, Suzavzm- Graves, Becky Watson, Joh-n Ennis, Tamara Stewart. Row Two-Dain Is o m, Judith Hoff, Norma Fulford, Oar-ar Barrow, Rhonda Hays, .lim Szatlrowski. Kenny W'a1nplcr, Larry Slririvin, John Parker, Phillip Dcckard. Row Th ree-Rich ard Sturgis, Albert Clemens, Patty Deekard, Meridcth Mr'- Danicl, Dorothy Childers, Janet Headley, Mary Lon Sluss, Janet Stansifer, Sue Sicbolt, Jeanette Vernon, Dorma Skinner. Row Four-Mr. H. IJ. Mt-Adams, Jerry Adams, Billy Frame, Robert Sturgis, Jerry Potter, Robert Staley, Larry Potter, Russell Carpenter, George Moore, David Hales, Frank Sturgis. This Page Sponsored by GEORGE FREEMAN 'S MARATHON SERVICE-1225 S. Walrzzat JUNIOR COMMERCIAL CLUB Ron- Una-Nan:-y Lou Rranum, Phyllis Lrntz, Rutharwm Clarlr. Jca-n Thor-nton, Sarah Thompson, Donna Fulford, Nanvy Bourke, Mn-rtha Sanso'ur'. If0'1l' Trro-Esther Oliplla-nt, Shirley Koontz, Rarmme lx flUx'l'T, Mentoria Rrrcdy, Evelyn Slrirvirl, Teresa Ellis, Peggy Sue White, Judy Grow. Row TllTCll1f?C'7lG1.'U Snell, Judith Kay Knight, Sally Hrozvn, Sue- Ellen Shields, Gloria Donthitt, Shirley Stanton, Judy Der-kard, Jerry Zinl-'. By taking one business subject you too can be a mem- ber of the jr. Commercial Club. Speakers, movies, and games were the programs for the school year. A party was held each semester. Club officers for the year were Esther Oliphant, president, Sally Brown, vice president, and Geneva Snell, secretary-treasurer. The sponsor is Mrs. Martha Hanna. SENIOR COMMERCIAL CLUB An organization which is open to business majors is the Senior Commercial Club. During the year, the club had both speakers and movies for its meetings. The sponsor is Mr. Vernon Babb and the ollcers were Keith Fryer, president, Shirley Koontz, vice presidentg janet Stansifer, secretaryg and Loretta Quimby, treas- urer. Hou' One-Sue Bcycrs, Carol Kelley, Barbara, Norris, Elizabeth Coavtrzry, Nancy Arwirze, Pat Hcndrir-ks, Loretta Quimby, Janice Empson, Shirley Harmon. How Two-Jerry Arm Bennett, Mary Brown, Joyw Bron--n, Carol Rader, Phyllis Van Hook, Judy Worley, Norma Harp, 0-neita Stephen., Myra Lou Holmes. Row Three-Rosalee Boltinghouse, Nancy Ro-wlvtt, Janet Stnnsifcr, Pat Trueblood, Shirley Pavey, Janet Walden, Wanda Hobbs, Judy McMur'ry, Barbara. Hardin, Bonita Willcford. Rou- Four-Mr. V. W. Babb, Keith Frye, Viz-tor Hood, Ronnie Drake, Frank Sturgis, Jim Roberts, Ronald Patton, Keith Hill, Robert Staley, Richard Frye. This Page Sponsored by FULL-O-PEP APPLIANCES -- Across from B.H.S. CHEERLEADERS Row Une-Ann Martin, Linda Lou George, Janis Tribby. Hou' Two-Sandy Blair, Jennie Va-n Etten, Donna Chandler, Sandra. Brinvgar. Row Three- Jarkif- Tnvkvr, Sharon Moblcy, Sand-ra Doe Hnfm- phrey, Susan Wilson. Row f'0ll1-B07lVlll.' Flora, Linda Hollingsworth, Gloria Stillions, Mrs. Leonard, Pat Dunlap. Let's show some pep! These are familiar words for members of the cheerleaders club. Not only did mem- bers work toward being varsity cheerleaders, but they a so sold white carnations with purple B' centers to pay lor new uniforms. Officers of the club were Della Austin, president, Sara Jo May, vice presidentg Norma Dixon, secretaryg and Marilyn Bush, treasurer. Mrs. Robert Leonard is spon- sor of the club. JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS Fight 'em team, fight 'em, might have been heard coming from the junior high cheerleaders as they cheered their team on to victory. The purpose of the cheerleaders club is to promote school and class spirit, to encourage the players, and to teach students new yells. Mrs. Nancy Earnhart and Mr. William Milne sponsor the club. Hou' Ona-Carolina Porter, Myla Farlee, Shelby Javcksan, Beth Ann Gray, Judie Ann Stan:-ombv, Joyn' Mills, Janet Hill, Judith Kay Smith, Donna Taylor, Rose Howe. Ro-w Tivo-Judith Higgins, Evelyn Marie Hays, Sharon Dianne Ends, Mary Branham, Irena Hazel, Drenea Marie Cai-n, Nancy Cantrell, Pamela Watson, JoAnn Chatfield. Row Three-Jean Burton, Sharon Allgoad. Constance Trisler, Beverly Stillions, Brenda Elkins, Alice Ann Swarthont, Jane Miller, Sherry Fleencr, .lane Mann, Janet Vibbart, Gail Keene, Larry Routen, Noel Robinson. Row Four-Mrs. Ear-nhart, Evelyn Salee, Wanda Sipes, Sue Jean, Glenna Mae Moore, Karen Shields, Phyllis Renter, Martha Wright, Ronnie Condra, Karlene Schcibncr, Betty Lon Roberts, Martha Cor- bin, Connie Boltinghoiure, Nancy Carol Bash. Wanda Shotts, Shirley Freeman. Ron' Five-Susan Jane East, Jcrlene Dcekard, Wanda Azcsorn, Sandy Martin, Linda Baxter, Barley Van Pclt, Mary Kirk, Judy Richardson, Sondra Walrlon, Malvann Jennings, Carolyn Gardner, Julia Jones, Sharon Kay Jacobs, Betty Williams, .lady Sargent. Row Six- Karen Kay Stevens, Linda French, Rochelle Burks, Dalia Rohall, Judy Bruin- -mctt, Anna Marie Taylor, Caroline Kelly, Brenda Snyder, Philip Rogers, Del- mar Haywood, Gerald Flater, Leah Terrell, Mary Jane Gilpatric-lr, Bonnie Blakely, Mary Ann. Mit- rhell, Gilbert Cherry, Charles Monday, Roger Rirhardson. This Page Sponsored by GODSEY'S SUPER MARKET THESPIANS Kenny Simpson , Della Austin , Eleanor Patton, David Hyde , Pat Hm'Iey', Harold Wolfe , Pat Untdcrwood, David Pomt'roy', Nora Lee PVQHN, Elizabeth Crosa'. Robin Roberts! '-elected as a junior 'N-elected us a sophomore 1. Act well your part, therein all the honor lies. This is the motto of the National Thespian Dramatic Honorary Society. Thespian Troupe 142 was organized in 1929 by Mrs. Laura Childs with the purpose of advancing interest and participa- tion in dramatic arts. Election to Thespian is the highest honor available to any high school dramatist. Membership is gained in Thespian by satisfactorily earning thirty-five points with a minimum of ten points required in acting and ten points required in tech- nical work. Thespian activities this year included two one act plays, one that was given in February for convocation and the other was presented on Drama Night in May. The club also voted to study parliamentary procedure and to form a team to teach other organizations correct parliamentary practice. A thor- ough course covering all aspects of the theater was offered to acquaint Thespians with the field of entertainment. The officers this year were Loralyn Wlritehead, presidentg Connie Bennett, vice presidentg jim White, secretary-treas- urer. Mr. William Voorhies sponsors the club. Every spring a formal banquet is held at which time loving cups are presented to the two outstanding Thespians. These people are chosen not only for acting ability but for coopera- tion, character, and service to the organization. THESPIAN OFFlCERS Jim White, secretary treasurer: Mr. William Voorhics Sponsor: Loraly-rt Whitt-head, president: Con-nie Bennett vice president. This Page Sponsored by GRAHAM MOTOR SALES - Your F ard Dealer QUILL AND SCROLL Row l-Eleanor Patton, Roxanne Zink, Marrza Norman. Betty Mutgrat-'e. Nancy llvillranzx. Row 2 Gary Alexander, Bill Ienlain, Sylvia Hutcberfon, Ladonna Higgins. Dania' Pomeroy. Bob Tucker. Suzy Senior leaves her smile to a green freshman, or something to that effect can be found in the Last Words published by Quill and Scroll. Mr. William Gosser sponsors this international honor society for high school journalists. The Bloomington High School chapter was founded in 1931. juniors and seniors who have done outstanding work on the Gothic or Optimist staff and rank in the upper third of their class may become members upon recommendation by the sponsor. New members are initiated at a banquet held in the spring. QUILL AND SCROLL OFFICERS X V, Row 1-Carla johantgen, 0 rite pre.rident: Nora Lee -f Weil, president: Belfa X-, Wbalegf. prophecy editor. W Row 2 - Mr. llyilliam 6 Garter. Jponxor: P ln jf I1 it P' , Phillipr. H-in editor: out X. 5 4 Weaver. .tecretary-lrearufer. I O I - fi I 6' This Page Sponsored by GREENE G HARRELL MORTUARY- Phone 7421 Scholarship, character, service, and leadership, which are funda- mental in all true education, are the qualifications for election to the National Honor Society. To be elected to this honorary organ- ization is one of the highest honors in Bloomington High School and a goal toward which everyone should work. Each spring out- standing students from the upper fourth of the senior class and a few high ranking members of the junior class are elected to the society by vote of the faculty. Following the election, the new members are initiated in a very impressive service at a senior high convocation. Members elected the previous year participate by defining the principles of the National Honor Society and by presenting pins to the initiates. The annual social event of the Honor Society is the formal banquet preceding the junior-Senior Prom. The Bloomington High School chapter was established in 1927, and, thus far, has approximately eight hundred members. The following seniors had the privilege and honor of being elected to the National Honor Society during their junior year: Della jo Austin, Larry Allen, David john Hyde, Betty Jean Musgrave, Oneita Marlene Stephen, Patricia Anne Underwood, and Nora Lee West. Miss Lucille Coffey is the sponsor of the club. The officers of National Honor Society are elected in the spring. Sitting-Della Aurtinf treafurerg Mir: Lucille Coffey. .tporuon Nora Lee Wfe.ft. ' recrelary. Standing-Datfiil Hyde' president. Elected as a junior. Row 1-Patricia Underu'oon'.' Jerry Adamt, Carol Kelley. Elizabeth Crotr, Nancy Smith. Row 2-Carla johantgen, Loretta Quimby, Phyllis Phillips, Sara Jo May. Betty Murgraz-'e,. Marilytm Menel. janet Stamifer. Row 5-O-neita Stephen' Belwa llvhaley. David Pratt, Gary Alexanrler, Bill jenkin. Larry Allenf Keith Frye, Sylvia Hutcherron. 'Elected at a junior. This Page Sponsored hy CY GYGER'S GARAGE 7th and Madison The camera was focused upon our athletic program. - Our teams have tested victory at many very im- portant occasions. - The cross-country team made an envious mark at the Hobart Invitational Meet. The basketball team added the nineteenth sectional crown to the possession of Bloomington High School.-The remainder of the athletic teams have compiled very good records considering the extra-tough schedules they have encountered. Although athletics for boys usually make headlines, the Girls Athletic Association played a major part in the sports at Bloomington High School. Sports have played an important role in building the character and citizenship of all the students. The Camem Focused on Sporty x X i f K l gg, PQSVB X X X -O., 0 59 T lj ' at l N A X i 51: qw-- -.Q N X . Q YEQN NWN an X 3 S v S fx ' fi . PX 2,L x , I M . fv .. x 5 A X XHSxgf f M sw, M , x NX QS ar:'iSfi5Ffjgggx5:SX-2 ' XYQXS x h . . XXX 1 X3 QWQ QW .. 4 A vs x fixfff X N 4 S X 3 X S 5 'ST X A N R X X lim Q X S X 5 S , Y E w s 1 Q X A QNX X wk . - E X 1-. .. gif , 3 x 1 if .5 mm X 252 .4- fwwmf if 12 x . z j . R x' X -:mx XQN H ,NX X N S xr? ,M gf VARSITY FOOTBALL Row One-Mike Kcrr', Tony McMillan, Phillip Farlcc, Philip Smith, Ronnie Bland, Coach Ren. Bruce. Row Two-Jerry Ridge! .loc Harrell! Dennis Sylvesterf' John 1som.' Bill .le-nkin,' David Mcdaris, Do-rt Ki-nneu, John Henry, Don Rush! Row Three-Coach Fred Huff Jr., Millard Hacker, Jolm Bouflen, David Davis! Bill Robertson, Fcltus Lel'n.cnu'cbe'r, Keith Hill, Philip Princof Larry Parks! David EuDnly.' Row Four- Gcorgc Moore! Ronnie Pntzg' Jim Morris, Preston Bridger:-ater, Larry Allen! Larry Fleenvr, Charles Miller! Morris Devkard! 'Indicates L1-ttermmt. FOOTBALL RECORD September B.H.S. Opp. 10 Columbus ...... ....,. 1 3 7 16 New Albany ,.... 0 20 24 Washington .. ...... 26 6 October 11 Tell City ,.., ..,.. .,,... 4 0 7 8 Clinton .........,....,...,.,. 0 0 15 Wiley, Terre Haute ..,. O 12 19 Vincennes ........,.,....... 6 6 30 Bosse, Evansville ..,. ,...,. 2 0 0 November 5 Central, Evansville .,., 0 25 12 Hobart ......,........,... 7 19 This Page Sponsored by H 5' H ELECTRIC COMPANY - Phone 3842 RESERVE FOOTBALL Hou' Om'-Jerry Tardy, Ronald Crohn, Ilill H'illi11mx, llnrid .lz'ff1'rs01r, Roger Shi:-Idx. Kon' 7vll'lI-Kl'lIlIl'2ll lf1'1I7II'lf, Lary Rysvr, U'nll1u'1' Mf'l'0nn1'll, Prrsfon Rush, Manic Parry, Don l'ul,r. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Hou' Om'-James Perry, Larry Bond. Ronnie Hur'lfl1'r, Stow' .l'llDl1lil'lx', Kenny W'amplvr, Ronnie H1lf0lIC'T807I, Bobby Harrell, Bill Hall. Ron' Two-Gem' Park, Carl Lantz, Richard Engle, Oliver Bridg- uvatfvrs, Keith Higgins, Joe Horstman, Hub Shiclrls. Row Thru'-Juv Roberts, Hill Hisscy, Delbert Fishvr, D011 Ilnkvr. Gary Hill, David Martin, Nvlvvll Gooldy, Phillip Dwi-lrarrl. COACHES Lcfi to High t-Kvilh Rhoudvs, Frvd Huff, Jr., L 0 I' r' r n 4' If u 'r 118, lfru Brnrv. LOCKER ROOM SCENE Hou' 0 71 1'-LTO!! 1' h Frrzl Huff, Jr., Millard Hd'l'h'l'T, Charlie Miller. How Two -Do n Kin n Ml. Philip S-rn ith. Row Th 'rm'- Ilrnnis Sylvester, Kvith l'rin 1-0, .If-rry Ridge, Ffllus l.fri11m111'1'b4:r. Row Four-J oh n Is o nz, Hill Jvnlrin, Morris Dcvkard, David Da 1-is, Hill Rolwrt- son, Ila 1-id Martin, Mike Kvrr. This Page Sponsored by H G H REALTY CO. -212 S. Wfalnut Street VARSITY BASKETBALL Ron' 0YlU'I,U'1lid Hnrlnly', Tom 1w0bll'jl', .lvrry ROIll71S0ll', Don H11sl1', Jerry ClLa,'ndIc'r'. How Twodlnll MuIlis', Sum Rerlltcr, Tom Parker , Preston HTldgll'UfK'T8,, Hen ICM-lztvr, Philip C0stas', Larry AlIml'. 'I11 dicatres Icttffrmvrz if X get BASKETBALL RESULTS K A uf' November - 9 1 gt:fi! P H 1 25 Columbus ....A.,.. 1 2 1 5' 26 Bosse, Evansvh., Q ' 6 X December 5' 5 .leffersonville ,, ' Brazil ....,..,.,., ,,..,,..,,.,. 10 Wfiley. Terre Haute ...,... 15 jasper ...., .. ,,.,, .. 21 Bedford .,..,,...,..,,.. . january 1 Holiday Tourney Columbus ........,,, 1' rankfcrt . Boonville , 1 1 University ...........,...,. 14 Central, Evansville ...... 21 Martinsville .,,, ..... 22 Hammond . .. 25 Princeton ,, 79 -t Vincennes ...,....,,,.,,, ,,,, February 1 Garfield, Terre Haute .,,,., , 4 Washington ...,,.....,,.,,., , BAsKETBALL coAcHEs ll Belfofflg r --reei -'-ee 6 ' ---ir 'r--i-' W ' Mr. Hlmuders, Mr. l!rogrlr'nu.1', Mr. Huff, Mr. 18 New A any ' ' ' . 1g,,,,,,A Sectlonals . 25 Ellettsville .......,..... 26 Morgantown . . , , ,, ,,,r. 26 Unionville . , ,..,..,......,...., .. Regionals 5 Brazil .,,.. .. ,,,.,,...,.,.,,,,.,,.. ., This Page Sponsored b y C I I NN I NGH AM FLORAL B.H.S. Opp 59 56 f H40 H55 71 ...Zh 41 .NSU ,..36 E-1 ,, ..,. 64 ..59 ...,...52 118 57 A4 .,,...53 51 ..,,,..55 55 ..,....66 M62 .1145 46 58 52 55 59 45 64 58 26 51 58 52 59 62 -1 68 39 56 S2 57 53 -'15 51 RESERVE BASKETBALL First Hou'-Jim Fvrgusml, Milrv Karr, Tom Allrm, Trd Slrirwirl., Rogcr Shields, Jvrry Tarrly, Lar-ry I'wTl'l'77Hl'7l. Srrmzd Rou'-Charlvs Millvr, Robrrl Ifaugh, Erwin Coopvr, Joe Lake, Rolzvrt Ellis. Don Silvers, Larry Flrmmr. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL First 13011--llzwirl Ffgg. Harlan Kinlcy, Dfvwry Stvwart, Sam Pair, Bill Iiissey, Jolm I'urlrc'r, Gone' Park, Keith Higgins. Sacmul Ifmv-Jolm Allvn, Jae Robrfrts, Dmfid Martin, Don Hallrcr, Tommy TIIOHIIISOTI, Gary Hill, .lov Horstman, Stew' Pa-rrish. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL First Hou'-Jim MvMillrn1, Jimmy Hos- trtlvr, 7'O7l17I1Qll Hines, D011 ll'ampl1'r, Billy Lalrv, Tomrny Tlionms, Jvc Curtis, Ronnie Hrincgar. S1ff'rnm' Hou'-Milre Ifusvlz, Homer Ilwarrizrg, Albert I1'r1'glztsmun, I7a'nny Ilavivs, Harold I'l'l'll l, Hob Iioruff, Shin IVilsm1, llirlr Sparks, Larry Canndrl. This Page Spouvor ed by RANEI S CAFE? ERIA WRESTLING SCHEDULE November 27 Indianapolis Tech December 5 Danville, Ill. 7 Central, Muncie I0 Shortridge 16 Crawfordsville 17' Roosevelt E. Chicago 17 Wfashington E. Chicago IS Waukegan, Ill. January 6 Southport 8 Mater Dei l I jeff. Lafayette 15 Anderson l8 University 22 Champaign, Ill. 29 Central, Evansville February 5 Broad Ripple 12 Sectionals l9 Stare Finals WRESTLING WRESTLING COACHES Mr. Clifford .Myv-rs and Mr. Ben Bruce Row One-Ronnie Hutcherso'n , Dormie Pate', Bcirnyie lfVright, David Ly.-rher, Jerry RILdkll7l', John Stvvmis, John Henry , David Malaria , Jerry Ridge . Row Two-Jim Morris. Jerry Mills, Bill Polley', Jim Frazier, Philip Smith, Kenny Bennett, Tony McMilla1z', Mike Minmvmyer, Millard Hackeri Ron' Three--Don Rnsner, .lim Watson, Walter Farmer, Charles Mitchell, Mike Timms, Fred Hyde, Jerry Pollcy, Jim Ennis, .Icrry Adam,s', James Ray, Ca.rl Lcntz, Sawny Baugh, manager. Row Four-John Ennis, Oliver Hridgwnrtcrs, James Peak, Larry Stuckey, Larry Van Hoy, Russell Carpenter. Kenny Wampler, Delbert Fisher, Tom Mimzick, Larry For, Floyd Deckarrl. 'Indicates Letterman This Page Sponsored by HANSON MOTOR COMPANY -- 1327 N. Walnzzt Ron' f,l1l'-Kl'lIYIHf'I Simpsom' Elldir' Mtul1ling, Ted Sl:z'r1ii'r1,' BMI Rl'l'llll?T,' Sam Rvulz,ter, Ilrwid Lr1l:v, ' .Iolm Taylor' Hou' Ttro-Hob Ellis, Ilmfid I ratt, f Tommy Svlnzlx, Larry Stzwlrvll, Frrnllr Hill, John U11dv'r1l'oorl, Howard Trinklv, Gary Emfmons, Jolla: Pnrk1'r, Tom Curtin Ron- 'I'l4'rc1'f.h r-ry HdiTf1IltlI1,' Gilbert Fi.f-rhv'r,' E'r11'ir1 f'oo1u'1', Louis Ho'r'no, Ricky Rmflztf?-r, Kenny Hcycrx, Willis S1'ms,' clllllfll William Milne. I'ndir-alas l.cHr'r'nu'n CROSS COUNTRY SEASON RECORD September B.H.S. Opp 10 Paris, Ill. 21 36 16 Vincennes 25 32 24 Shortridge - Crispus Attucks 37 71 28 Columbus 15 49 October 2 Hobart Invitational 1st place 9 B.H.S. - Martinsville - Bloomfield - Shortridge Invitational 30-39-58 13 S.I.A.C. 2nd place 15 Wiley 24 31 .20 Sectional lst place 31 State 7th place MANAGERS Gary Nladdlng, .lorry Rysvr, Kenny Hvyvrs, Eddie Gohmm, David Wanrplur. This Page Sponsored by HAYS MARKET -6th and Morton VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE April 5 Trafalgar There 7 Greencastle Here 12 Wiley CTerre Hautej There 14 Columbus Here 19 Trafalgar Here 21 Washington Here 25 Bedford Here 28 Columbus There May 5 Greencastle There 5 Vincennes Here 9 jasper There 16 Bedford There RESERVE BASEBALL SCHEDULE April ll Spencer Cvarsityl There April 18 Patricksburg Cvarsityj Here May 2 Spencer Cvarsityl Here May ll Patricksburg Cvarsiryj There VARSITY TRACK SCHEDULE March 18 New Albany, Shortridge, Ben Davis 21 Howe 26 Hoosier Relays April l Columbus 5 Martinsville 9 Paris Relays 12 Wiley LTerre Hautel 16 Bloomington Relays 20 Linton Relays 26 Washington flnclianapolisj 29 Columbus Relays May 6 S.I.A.C. 13 I.H.S.A.A. CSectionall 20 I.H.S.A.A. CRegionall 28 I.H.S.A.A. QStateD I.U. I.U. I.U. Here There There There I.U. There Here There Bedford I.U. I.U. Tech This Page Sponsored by HOME LAUNDERERS and DRY C LEAN ERS-Third and Lincoln GOLF SCHEDULE April 15 Martinsville 19 Vincennes-Bedford 21 Garlield 25 Broad Ripple-Wiley-Tech 28 Vincennes May 5 Switz City 4 S.l.A.C. 9 Garfield-Wiley-Vincennes 12 Martinsville Gerstme er - v 18 Switz City-Honey Creek Z1 Sectional 28 State There Vincennes Here Indianapolis Here Here Bedford Terre Haute Here Linton Bed ford TENNIS SCHEDULE April 12 Ctawfordsville 14 Columbus 21 Garfield 22 Evansville Central 26 Evansville Bosse May 3 Columbus 9 Terre Haute Garfield 12 Terre Haute Gerstmeyer This Page Sponsored by j. A. HOWE CANDY COMPANY There There Here Here There Here There Here B-MEN Ron' Una-Eddie Modding, Don Rush, Darrid Lake, Jtrry IIIIVTQTYIGYI, Bill Pollcy, Tom Moblcy, David Hun- saker. Row T'u'o-John Taylor, David Davis, Bob Ellis, Morris Deckard, Gary Alexander, Ronnie Mood, Mike Kerr, Donald Kinney. Ro-u: Three--Philip Costas, Larry Allen, Preston Bridgu-atcrs, Snvm Rcrhtc-r, Ilvmzis Sylvester, Bill Jcnlrirr, Gilbert Fislwr, Dean Dixon. An organization open to all boys awarded major letters in the high school's athletic program is the B-Men's club. The purposes of this club are to develop student interest in athletics, to promote good feeling among athletes of all sports, and to create acceptable mental, physical, and moral attitudes toward opponents, fellow students, and our school. A main project of the B-Men was developing an ath- letic handbook to be given to all boys who go out for any sport. The boys also sponsored a booth at the Winter Carnival. Following the end of the season of each sport, a Parent-Son banquet is heldg and the B-Men's trophy is awarded to the boy who is voted most valuable by his team mates. The oflicers of the club were Ronald Mood, presidentg Larry Allen, vice presidentg and Tom Mobley, secre- tary-treasurer. Sponsor of the B-Men is Mr. Marvin Groh. Row One-Ronnie Mood, president: Mr. Marvin Groh, sponsor Row Two-Tom Mobley, secretary-trcasurer,' Larry Allen, vice- president. This Page Sponsored by fl MM Y OIV ENS - Realtor GIRL USHERS Row One-Dormer Fnlfvrd, Host' Ihufrson, Joyrt' Burns, Margaret Hales, .lcatnetle Terlzzmv, Vl.Tgl.'lTI.Ur Bratton. Row T-wo-Rhea. Stewart, Rosanne Zinlr, Marilyn Trapp, Put Sparks, Audrey Nelson, Karen Hill. Row Three-Doris Dvarring, Lane Bald-u,-in. Sur- Hcyvrs, HI:-nno-r Patton, Margaret Day. Ron- Four-.Indy Rur- rett, Pat Bailey, Elizabeth Hyde, June Cru-ndnll, .lrmeilv Mit:-Itvll, Nora Lee' West. May I please show you to your seat? was a typical Thais our team, there's no one prouderf' This was phrase often heard at the home basketball games. The one of many yells led by the varsity cheerleaders at Girl Ushers consists of seniors and juniors. They are our games. Many new yells were written by the cheer- chosen on the basis of character, personality. depend- leaders to inspire all of us to put our hearts into back- ability, punctuality and courtesy. It is considered an ing our line teams and coaches. honor to be a member of the Girl Ushers. The spon- sor is Miss Lucile Swift' Pat Trueblood was captain of the squad, and Mrs. Rob- ert Leonard is the sponsor. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Ron' One-Della Austin, Sara Jo May. Ro-u' Tivo-Pat Truc- blood, Marilyn Smith, Norma Dixon. Ron' Three-Marilyn. Bush. This Page Sponsored by KAHN'S -' The Place to Go for the Brands You Know G.A.A. OFFICERS AND SPONSOR Ron' One-Kay Hattie, Miss Lvwilr' Swift, Judy Worley, Carol Rader. Rau' Two-El izab E5 t ll. Sf' I1 n vid 1' r, Trnry Brtmurn, Darlene Fulforrl. To promote girls' athletics, to encourage interest and participation in all sports sponsored by G.A.A., to create and further a spirit of friendliness and good sportsmanship is the purpose of the Girls' Athletic Association. Membership in G.A.A. is automatically open to any girl participating in any of the various sports such as soccer, volleyball, badminton, bowling, swimming, and softball. The annual Fall Playday was a big success this year as G.A.A. members from fifteen other schools took part. Several members participated in out-of-town playdays. G.A.A. sponsored several social events during the year. Some of these events were the annual basketball queen dance, a kick-off party, and the Awards Banquet that was held in the spring. A senior outing was held for first time this year. G.A.A. GROUP Row l-Alire Hall, Margaret Baler. Donna Forter. Norma Cornhr, Norma Dixon, Sharon Bowman, D 0 n n a Myerx, Karen Hill, Janet Brown. Row 2-Nancy Branurn, Mary Doul- hitt, Charlotte Murphy. Terera Ellix, Donna Skinner, june Crandall, Dor- othy Tucker. jarhie Tucker. Row 3-janet Hinhle, Eleanor Pat- ton. Judy Mitchell, jean lVinder.t, Pat Gray. Janice Breerlen. Becky Bryant, ,lane Harrell. Marilyn Smith. This Page Sponsored by S. . KRESGE COMPANY - Two Stores- Try Kresge First' G.A.A. GROUP Row 1--Barbara Higgins, Deanna Dixon. jane Elliott, Pam Srheihner, Donna Chaml- ler, janet Lankforrl, Bererly Taylor. Row 2-Rhea Stewart, joan Isoin, Sarah Smilh, Anita JOhll.l'0lI, Gloria Stillionr, Sue Rurh. Sharon Mohley. Judith Harmon. Row 3-Suran Nunn. Nancy Bourke, Carol Poling. Alice Terrell. Lim johrrron. Bertie Lyon, jonette Mitchell, Janice Freeman. Points are given for each sport in which a girl partici- pates. These points are totaled, and in the spring at the Awards Banquet, a girl may be eligible to receive a chevron plus a major award, such as numerals and letters. Also, team awards are given in each sport. G.A.A. is governed by an executive board consisting of girls elected by the members of the club. Members who served on the executive board this year were Judy W'orley, Darlene Fulford, Carol Rader, Libby Schneider, Nancy Smith, Kay Hettle, Tracy Branam, Nancy Logs- don, jean Winders, and Jane Harrell. Miss Lucile Swift is the sponsor of this organization. G.A.A. GROUP Roar- On.v-ila-nis Tribby, Marilyn Trapp, Phyllis Phillips, Janirc Weaver, Virginia Rratton, Donna Fiulford, Bei-lry Watson. Row Tuio-Bonnie Flora, Kay Love, Bonita, l-Villvford, Audrey Nelson, Sue Moser, Eyvonm' Hill, Janet Henry, Marcia Norman. Ro-iv Three-Mary Guthrie, Beth Pear:-y, Judy Cox, Connie Hon-n.ett, Beverly Henilrir, Beverly Car- rrll, Nanny Smith, Sue Byers, Sylvia Hutch arson. This Page S pomored hy HENRY LEE - Your Tax Man-621 S. Rogers-Phone 71 62 SENIOR HIGH BOOSTERS Row One-Linda Hash, Lois Shiflet, Sharon Hou-man, Donna Chandler, Vernalou. Byers, Sharon Bruce, Ja-mice Coffey, Becky Armstrong, Ey'vo'nne Hill. Ron- Two-Joan Miller, Evelyn Sansone, Donna Skinner, Bonita Willeford, Donna Foster, Phyllis Van Hook, Ruth Fisuus, Betty Denncy, Darlene Bushert. Ron' Three-Marilyn Smith, Connie Bennett, Janet Hinkle, Janet Henry, Judy Worley, Ladorma- Higgins, Pat Trueblood, Della Austin, Shirley Bruce, Pat Gray. Row Four-Bill Chambers, Ronnie Drake, Don Miller, Ricky Ref-htvr, Jim Jacobs, Russell Carpenter, Dirk Weaver, C. lVaync Lutcs, Phillip Condra, Mr. Joe Avery. SENIOR HIGH BOOSTERS Row Une--Linda George, Donald Fowler, Ann Marlin, Joan Benarolc, Martha Sansone. Ro-iv T-wo-Rosalie Underwood, Bonnie Flora, Beverly Wright, Margie Edwards, Pat Dunlap, Susan Wilson. Row Three- Mentoria Ready, Norma Dixon, Julianne Gillespie, Susan Talbot, Judy Grow, Marcia Norman. Row Four- Gloria Douthitt, Linda Fromlce, Martha Walker, David Pratt, Keith. Hill, Bill Jenkin, John lsorn. This Page Sponsored by LEONARD'S CAFE - 428 E. Kirkwood SENIOR HIGH BOOSTERS CLUB OFFICERS Dennis Sylvester, Diario Rolzbiozs, Norma Combs, Gary Alexander. To contribute to better school spirit and morale is the objective of the junior High and Senior High Boosters Clubs. The Junior High Boosters Club was present at all of their home basketball games wearing white and back- ing their junior high team. This club held a party each semester, and at one of its meetings, Mr. Burns gave a talk on sportsmanship. The oflicers of the junior high club were Joyce Mills, first semester presidentg Bill Lake, second semester pres- identg Donna Underwood, vice ptesidentg Anna Bruce, secretaryg and Bill Richardson, treasurer. The sponsor is Miss Ariel Green. For the first time the Senior High Boosters Club had a card section at all home basketball games. They as- sisted in making all yells successful. The club spon- sored a basketball pep session for the Evansville cen- tral game. A trip was made to New Albany in Feb- ruary for the Panthers' last scheduled game. JUNIOR HIGH BOOSTERS CLUB OFFICERS Row One-Elizabeth Bucher, Joyce Mills, A-nnal Bruce. Row Tu'0-Billy Richardson, Billy Lake. This Page Sponsored by LYON 'S DR UG STORE- Prescriptions, Dru gs, and Fountain X ,.. . ,., ... xmmmwwk Qxwu-+mmwsw awww Aww mwmam X ii W x iii fi ix ,ga fr' QQ ' Agfifii XXSQif.- Mg X K H . . -ff:l1f1i- Qw gwww .. 1' f W., , ff x M - i ff X? -P ' ' . ' QS - M..QfS :sw-f:1e::i':P'1 W -:-X' Q: is x s -' ' xm . K, XX. K ,M k Y Nxfxgzx Y f. 2. S. MMM' www . - f 1-Q WI- fda Y wifi, -- X J - gziajjo x fs: X - - 5 - -,wax qv x tif: QQ-xf' K yn J.: T522 M X Q Ig: K .i1k J,Qi5 ., K A - NWWNNN M ..... X , N - MWWW ,f ' N f , -K X --,-mg:-:, X N Z X A X1 -L . Q ' ' ' L Q u Q D i x -. Q , - .f I ' : Q u , 1 Q- 1 E 5 J S 1' 2 's X xx M 1 MM ... 4 -w il, Q an A Q ' f N x N 1. 'Q 5 ' N ,fsfmx L X if . :xiii xx: Q Sf K1 -L K - . -v Q K' ' - X Y , - 3513? ., A . . ..,, .. 5595 K Q A x Q , X 5 4 , :,..,.,.,.-X 1 ,- A m5,f,.i N,,...x,,x ... . W, 325 , A sisf X X s Q 1 .Af . ' efssm 1 ,-... :.: x,., . X, E s LM X XX k M e RNS Q xy I is r L H. E. Binfard. Superintendent ADMINISTRATION MR. H. E. BINFORD is Superintendent of the Bloom- ington Metropolitan Schools. He is faced daily with many problems. Mr. Binford has his A.B. degree from Indiana State Teachers' College and an A.M. degree from Columbia University. MR. F. L. TEMPLETON is Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent. He has received his A.B. and M.A. degrees from Indiana University. F. L. Templeton, Admizzirtnztitfe Arrirtant ADMINISTRATION MRS. MARY JANE HEAD serves as the secretary to the Superintendent and also as the secretary to the Board of School Trustees. MRS. RUTH E. SCHURTTER serves as bookkeeper for the Bloom- ington Metropolitan Schools. Mary jane Head. Secretary Ruth E. Schuriter, Bookkeeper New ex Dr. D. L. Simon, Prinripal ADMINISTRATION Bloomington High School is run very smoothly and efficiently by the capable hands of DR. DONALD L. SIMON, the principal. His prime concern is the harmony and well being of the educational and extra-curricular activities of Bloomington High School. Many problems con- front him daily. Among numerous other duties, Dr. Simon is responsible for the supervision of the teaching staff and the curricular changes. Dr. D. L. Simon has received his A.B. degree from Indiana University and his A.M. and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Chicago. MR. EDVUARD H. CUDDY is assistant principal of Bloomington High School. He received his A.B. degree from Franklin College in 1935 and his M.S. degree from Indiana University in 1941. In addition to these he has also attended California Polytechnic. Mr. Cuddy supervises the Introduction to Teaching program and is chairman of the Con- vocation Committee. Edzward H. Caddy. Arrirtant Principal George Mitchell, Lloyd Arzderron, Frank Southern, Hilbert Grmfet. Henry Boxmau, George McClain. BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES In the election of November, 1952, the voters of Perry and Bloomington townships and Bloomington City voted to form a single administrative unit for the schools. The name of this unit is the Bloomington Metropolitan Schools. At present there are six members of the BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES. Four of the members were appointed by the Bloomington City Council and the other two, who are Township Trustees, are members until their terms expire. Henry F. Boxman is president of the Board. He is a Bloomington business man. Hilbert H. Graves is secretary of the Board. He is Assistant Manager of Traffic Department of R.C.A. Frank Southern is treasurer of the Board. He is cashier at a local bank. George F. Mitchell is the trustee from Perry Township. He is a prominent farmer and business man. Lloyd Anderson, who is a member of the Board, is a business man in a nearby community. James H. Patton was a member until january first of 1955. He was a trustee from Bloomington Township and a prominent farmer. George A. McClain. who is a member of the Board, is employed at Indiana University. Hmer Tbompron. Attendance Offieer Carole Ruth, Velmz Lemon, Allen Conley, J. Il . Stradling ADMINISTRATION The ATTENDANCE OFFICER of Bloomington Metro- politan Schools is Mr. Hiner Thompson. He investi- gates unexcused absentees and has charge of numerous attendance records. The BOOKSTORE is a busy place. Besides selling school supplies and renting books, it also handles club money, orders for senior rings, announcements, caps, gowns, and serves as a lost and found department. Mr. J. W. Stradling is bookstore manager while Velva Lamon, Allen Conley, and Carole Rush serve as clerks. 11 n n- 1: n-I 1 , an 11 nv -I The SPEECH CORRECTION classes are under the directions of Mrs. Mary Neil. Mr. Sidney Janssen is HEARING THERAPIST. One of his many duties is giving individual hearing tests. Assisting in this de- partment is Mr. Don Rice. The office of Bloomington High School is a busy place. There are many duties to be performed by the OFFICE STAFF. In the oliice a record of all B.H.S. students is kept. Mrs. Alta Lanum is RECORDS CLERK and Mrs. Shirley Pruett is ATTENDANCE CLERK. Miss joyanne Zike is the MIMEOGRAPH CLERK. 11- 1 f-1-1 1, 41. r 1, nr- 1 h .. CAFETERIA STAFF Row 1-Mary Jobmon, Arpha Clark, Nile Clarirty. Cecile Burkbafl, Ruby McGlocklir1, Row 2-Goldie Adamr. Margaretta Payne. Wirmie Frye. Laura Raper. The appetizing and well balanced meals served daily at B.H.S. are made possible by the eiflcient CAFE- TERIA STAFF. Included in their program is the planning, cooking, and serving of meals to three dif- ferent groups of lunch hour students. Miss Mar- garetta Payne is responsible for the management of the cafeteria staff. The B.H.S. HEALTH DEPARTMENT offers many medical aids to its students. Included in these are physical examinations and immunizations. The health office is well equipped to tender first aid. The Health Department consists of Dr. Ray Borland, physiciang Mrs. Grace Standlee, R.N.g and Mrs. Marguerite Trislet, receptionist. Seated-Grate Stmldlee. R.N. Borland. i Standing-Marguerite Trixler, Dr. Ray NELLIE R. ANDREWS Biology, General Science. PAUL R. ARMSTRONG Matbemalirx, Algebra. MRS. FRANCES ATKINS Algebra, Mathematicfg Eighth Grade Y-Teenx' Sponxor. JOE AVERY Mechanical Drawingj Bowlers' Club Co-Jpon- Jor, Tennir Coach. EDGAR L. AXSOM B Band, C Band, lnxtrumental Music. V. W. BABB Buxinen Arithmetic, Typing, Retail Sellirzgg Senior Commercial Club Sponxor, Dixtrihutive Education Club Sp0n.for,' Head of Buxirzess Ed- uration Department. MRS. ELIZABETH BLEWETT Language Arts, Social Stndiexg Senior High Proxcenium Players' Buxineu Manager, junior High Proxcenium Playerf' Spomor. ALTA BOLENBAUGH General Science. MRS. MARILYN JOYCE BOYD Englixh, Spanithy Spanish Cluh Sponxor. ADELINE BRENGLE U. S. Hixtory. World Hittoryj International Relation: Clnh Sponfor. JOHN P. BROGNEAUX Phytical Eclucationg Vanity Baxkethall Coach. Golf Coach: Head of Health, Phyxical Education and Athletic Department. BEN F. BRUCE, JR. Health, Orientation and Safetyg Auixtant Foot- hall Coach. Amixtant Wrextling Coach. CHARLES BUNDY Phyxicf, Physical Science, Scienceg Head of Sci- ence Department. LAVERNE BURNS Health, Phyxical Eclncationg junior Dizfixion Bzuhethall Coach, Frexhman and Referee Foot- hall Coach. MRS. ESTHER S. BYRD General Music. Language Artx, Enjoying Mzuic. JOAN I.. CALLAGHAN Reading Lahoratoryg Booxters' Club Co-Jponfor. LUCILE COFFEY Ezzglmlv, Adzfazzfezf Grammar and Compo.riIiw1,' JNKUIUIIIZI r10l10r 906181-V 5p011.i0r,' Head of Language Arif Department. ELIZABETH DODDS GEIJIIIEII'-1 .' Head Cwnzfelor. MRS. NANCY EARNHART Art: junior High Cheerleaden' Spanxur. MRS. MARY FORGY Comnzznzily Living: Couzirelorf junior Clan' Cu-Jpmuor. MRS. SARAH FRANKLIN Ellgfixlfvf Blue Tfhzngle Spomor. CARL W. FRYE A Baud. Mufic Theory: Director of A'fIlJ'f6 in Blmmzinglou Metropolitan Schoolx. MRS. FRANCES FYFFE Ererj-day Buxinen, Introduction to Buxifleu, Shnrrbanrf. Typing. NIERLE KATHRYN GILSTRAP Englifb. Mmfern Literalurev: Future Teachers of fimerim Spwzwr. ELOISE GLAZNER I'IU7ll?7Ildkl71g.' juuim' Chapfer of Furnre Home- maker: of America Sponxor. WILLIAM R. GOSSER English, journali.rm,' Stzulent Photo Club Spou- mr: Nenzf Bureau Azlwixer, Optimixt A:l1-'iJe1'. EARL E. GRAVES Social Studies, Art: Eighth Grade Torch Cluh Sporuor. JUSTIN F. GRAVES Vocational Agrirulture. Vocational Farm Shop, Agriculture: Future Farmer: of America Spou- xor: Land, Dairy. and Lirextork Judging Team! Coarhg Head of Vocational Agriculture Depart- ment. ARIEI. MAY GREEN Social Sludiexg junior High Booxlerx Club Sponsor. 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This Page Sponsored by BOOT R G S SHOP Bloomzn g on s Leadzn g Sboe Store DAVID TURNER JIM TURNER PATRICIA UNDERWOOD Latin Club, Proxceniurn Playerr, Tech Stall, Optinzixt Staff, National Scientijc Honor So ciety, National Honor Society, Thexpianr, Line of Scrimmage. Old Doc. BUD VAUGHT Band, Future Retailer: Club. PHYLLIS VAN HOOK Tech Staff, Senior Commercial Club, Blue Tri, Booxterx Club. JOSEPH VON PILSON JANET CLAUDINE WALDON Blue Tri. Band, Orchextra prexident. Senior Commercial Club, Art Club, Future Nurxex Club. PHYLLIS ANN FOWLER WALDRIP Future Nurxex Club. SHARON KAY WALKER MARTHA JO WATKINS Future Retailerx Club. REBECCA WATSON Blue Tri, Aviation Club, Girls Athletic ciation, Tech StaD', Optintixt Staf, Latin Girlf Chorus, Proxcenium Players, Old Student Director. RICHARD LEE WEAVER Booxterx Club. International Relation: Gothic Stal? Buxineu Manager, Senior mercial Club, Optimirt Staff advertising Ano- Club. Doc!! Club Com- man- ager. Drum Maior of A Band. Quill and Scroll secretary-treaxurer, Old D 0 c, .fcenium Players. NORA LEE WEST Pro- Tech Stag, Girl Uxherx, Proscenium Players. Blue Tri nice president, National Scientific 'Honor Society, National Honor Society xecre- tary, Future Teacher: of America, Future Nurfex Club, Thexpiany, Quill and Scroll prexident, Gothic Editor-in-Chief, Old Doc. Line of Scrimmage. BELVA J. WHALEY Blue Tri, Latin Club. National Scientific Honor Society. Gothic Staff, Future Homemahen r' America.. Future Nurxex Club. Quill and Scroll. Prophecy Erlitor. National Honor Society. RONNIE WHITE This Page Sponsored hy RCA VICTOR Bloomington SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS janet Stanrifer, t r e a .r ll r e r: P h y ll i .r Phillipx, Jecretary: Keith Hill, rice preiidentf Mrx. Mary Krueger, Jponmr: Keith Frye, preyidentg Mr. Carl Stewart. sponsor: Nora Lee Wen, Gothic editorj Dick Weaver, Gothic Bu.ri1ze.r.f Man- ager. 334 Q- Etlnr' K w- if PHILLIP WHITLOW MARCIA A. WILEY Latin Club. EONITA LEE VUILLEFORD Girl! Athletic Anociation. Blue Tri. International Relation! Cluh. Student Council. Library Staff. Booxtert Club, Future Home- maker: of America. NANCY LOUISE WILLIAMS Iaztin Club. Blue Tri, Future Hornemakeryr of America. Gothic Stag, National Scientific Honor Society, Future Nurxex Club, Quill and Scroll. JUDITH WORLEY Girl: Athletic Auociation. Senior Commercial Club. VELMA XWRIGI-ITSMAN ROBERT H. ZINK NOT PICTURED NYIILLIAM BARTOLINI BEVERLY SUE HENDRIX Optimixt Staff, International Rela- tions Club, Girl! Athletic Axxocia- tion. Blue Tri. CONSTANCE ELIZABETH JOHNSTON Blue Tri. Food and fun were enjoyed by all when the Class of 1955 gathered together in the girls' gym for its first senior party of the year. Entertainment for the evening was supplied by various class members. Social dancing was a part of the enjoyment of the evening. Later, refreshments were served to the seniors. The refresh- ments consisted of sandwiches, potato chips, and ginger ale. The Hrst class pep session was held before the Tell City-Bloomington football game, The senior girls posed as the Bloomington Panthers while the senior boys posed as the Tell City team. The Bloomington girls won the game after rough competition. The half- time show consisted of the Marching Ten plus Three led by Richard Wfeaver. The second senior pep session was held before the Bloomington-Jasper basketball game. It consisted of a beauty contest between the Bloomington Panthers, who were represented by Don Anderson, and the jas- per team, which was represented by Jim Brinegar. The contest was won by the Bloomington Panthers. Carol Rader, queen. and Ronnie Mood, king, lead the Grand March. On May 14, the Junior Prom was held in the boys' gymnasium in honor of the Class of 1954. The theme of our prom was Moonlight Fantasy, and we were entertained by the music of Dave Baker and his band. We entered into a moonlight world by crossing small wooden bridges, and We danced surrounded by small white birch trees. A large silver moon hung above us as we danced to the soft music of the band. Ronnie Mood and Carol Rader were crowned king and queen by last year's retiring rulers, Judy Mood and Charles Franklin. Entertainment was supplied for the evening by solos from Judy Branam and James Hopkins. Musical selections were played by members of the Brass Choir. Memben of the F.H.A, Jef! lemonade to people attending lbe Prom. Carla ,lobantgen btllllif programs to Donna Foxter, jerry R 0 b i ll J 0 11, Sharon Bruce, and Bill Mullii. Sara jo May and Charfie Speer enjofv 4 dance. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Carol Babb and Harald U7'olfe 7'f?lE7Edf.fE for their an in the junior Clam Winter Carnival project. unior Clan Activities Sitting-Mrs. Mary Fargy. Jpoumrg Libby Schneider, treaxurew Marilyn Snntlo. Jecrelary. Standing-Mike Kerr, rice preiidenlg Cbarlex Miller. prexidefit: Mr, john jones, Jpomor. The junior Jive of '55 was the theme of the show presented by the junior Class at the annual B.H.S. Winter Carnival, which was the first main activity of the class. Other activities of the class during the first semester was electing its ofiicers in November. Charles Miller was elected president of the class along with Mike Kerr as vice presidentg Marilyn Smith, secretaryg and Elizabeth Schneider, treasurer. Mrs. Mary Forgy and Mr. john jones are the class sponsors. Other activities of the class included selecting and or- dering class rings and planning its class party which took place on March 21 in the Girls' Gymnasium. Two of the main activities of the second semester were sponsoring the sectional pep session before the tourna- ment and sponsoring the junior-Senior Prom in May. l Erwin Cooper ' . Q Ki. . ..... .. K 1 5 1. 'el . ,S We t ' K .... . . ,- - f 1, Y .. mf- . j - .. - X K -K - L .. - . 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