Bloomington High School - Gothic Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1957 volume:

I I X065 359 0 The 1957 GOTHIC StaE Editor-in-chief ...................... Marcia Ann Pennington Business Manager ...... .............,..... P atricia Dunlap Activities Editor .,..... ......... M artha Walker Sports Editor ........ .......... J oan Benavole Faculty Editor ...... .......... P atricia Engle Senior Editor .......... .............. Li nda Fromke Underclass Editor ........ ........... C harlotte Murphy Photography Editor .................... Jacqueline Hancock Layout Editor and Photographer .......... Larry Baldwin Art Editor ...............................,.......... Sharon Johnson Junior Members ..........,................. Roberta Borno, joe Hanltins, Sandra Hudson, Carol Jo Poling GOTHIC Adviser .......................... Mr. Paul L. Mason l . Q UAQ 1957 H gofAic f ' ' ' BLOROMINGTON HIGH SCHOOL BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA ' , , x .v v' ,O gf K I I 1 2 k pf wx J . 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E o F ci o N T E N T s ........Page 1 ..,....Page 12 . .,..... Page 20 .......Page 60 ..,....Page 82 Rode school buses - drove cars - lis- tened to lectures - wrote compositions - were amazed by science - spoke foreign languages - were baffled by mathematics- attended club meetings - presented musical programs - developed artistic ability -- met deadlines -- acted in plays - partici- pated in school government - were inter- ested in local elections - voted for United States President - analyzed world problems - worked at local business establishments - chatted on telephones - ate pizza- cheered Panthers - drank cokes - studied for exams -- slept a few hours. I Step right up-wait for the cheer. The Speech Funda- mentals Class waits for M. H. Morris to begin his informative speech. Sissy Saddles, coordinates, and car-coats are the fashion firsts. Displaying these fads are David Medaris, Linda Hash, Sandy Sylvester, Steve Parrish and Sandra Hudson. Page thirteen Marilyn Sparks and jimmy Strain locate state capitals for Mr. Mr. William Kamman, seventh grade Language Arts teacher Paul L. Mason's 7A1l Social Studies Class. explains a difficult phrase to Lillian Hardy. Learning by doing and watching The Electronics Class observes the sixty-cycle hum on thc Oscillograph. Page fourteen Pizza and cokes, favored teen-age refreshments--Carl Blackwell, Nick Funk, Nancy Branum, Tracy Branum, and Albert Griiiirli enjoy a pizza party, and Steve Parrish, David W'ampler, Jacquic Hancock, Steve Szackowski, joan Benavolc, David Figg, and Martha Walker inrcrrupr studies for a coke. Cooking pleasure and social graces arc learned by members of a junior high homemaking class. Judy Parham serves Mrs. Powell as Sue Beck observes. Page fifteen Backing our team x f if we ,gk ff 8 if ' I f' V fi fe Q ,t flxi Bloomington residents journeyed to Martinsville to boost their Panther team at the sectionals. Varsity cheerleaders Ollie Bridgwaters, Bonnie Flora, Delmar Haywood, Paddy Engle, Phillip Dcckard, and Ann Martin lead the Panther cheering section at thc Jeffersonville game. Page sixteen The Metropolitan Youth Council awards a placque each month to a teen-age driver who scores high on written and skill drivers' tests. Marvin Pate, chairman of thc Driver of the Month Committee, presents a placque to Phil Deckard. Practicing democracy Students vote for Stevenson or Eisenhower in the 1956 Hall Monitors enforce school rules in the halls. Teddie mock presidential election. Rosetta McNeil, Gary Madding, Shoufler and Jimmy Simpson are stopped by hall monitor and Sally Rugg checked the registration of Pauline XViles. Leon Starnes. Page seventeen A group of seniors are decorating the homecoming float donated by their class to thc homecoming quecn's court. Welcoming Bloomington Alumni Homecoming Queen Barbara Clark reigns with Sharon Moblcy, Barbara Clark, junior, is crowned Homecoming Queen by Dale Becky Van Pelr, Susan Shawver, and janet Hill, members of the E. Brock, superintendent of the Bloomington Metropolitan court. Schools. Page eighteen ll ll PI' Wes .......... L ,......,.,.....,.....,..,.............. jeff .... Carol .,.,. Hy ....... Peggy ......, Eve ..... Lenore .......... Mrs. Trimmer Sa r.1h .... .. . Helen ................ Truck driver Brother Goose by Willian1 Davidson esented by Proscenium Players Hawk .........Jon Shive .,....Rosetta McNeil ......,Nancy Hauck ..,....Pat Dunlap ......Barb:tra Clark ...............Lindn Fromke ..,,...Linda Hollingsworth ..,............Nina Jones ........Paddy Engle ........Steve Minnick Presenting plays for the public Bill Hawk pulls Nancy Hauck back to a kitchen sink of dirty dishes as Nancy tries to join her teammates at the football Held. 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Stuuiling: Kenny Simpson, twelfth grade repre- sentativeg Tom Thompson, eleventh grade representative: Bob Borutf, ninth grade representativeg Mike Seitlinger. eighth grade representative. The S TU D E NT COUNCIL adopted a Bloomington High Creed and Code of Ethics. This outline for a happy and successful high school career encouraged student conduct that would command re- spect. The Creed encouraged punctu- aliry, honesty, self-discipline, and participation in extra curricular ac- tivities in order to prepare for lead- ership. The Code encouraged re- spect for rules and regulations of the school, respect for property belonging to others, and diligence for school work. In the Code of Ethics the students agreed to apply the Golden Rule during school and community functions. Page tweniy-two The S T U D E N T COUNCIL sponsored April in Paris, the an- nual All-School Dance, which was conducted on April 5 in the B.H.S. gymnasium. Bright colors and flow- ers painted the atmosphere of spring while the BIG FOUR featuring Marvin Chandler, a B.H.S. gradu- ate, played music. To finance the All-School Dance the Student Council sponsored after game rec- ord dances during the winter. The Student Council in addition sponsored several charity drives and a clean-up week. B.H.S. students donated 1265 pounds of clothing to the Save the Children Federation, a relief fund for needy children all over the world. This page sponsored by GEORGE FREEMAN MARATHON SERVICE Student Council. Row orur: Barbara Clark, Natalie Sansone, Erma Hamm, Brenda Eads, Martha Brown, Gene Dezern, Carol Waldon. Row Iwo: Martha V'alker, Phyllis Mobley, George Finley, Elazo Evans, Donna Sissman, Brenda Snyder, Philip Farlee, Shir- ley Mobley, Marlene W'alls. Row fbrrr: Jim Szatkowski, Ricky Ferguson, Jane Har- rell, Sally Rugg, Billy Drake, Jim McMil- lan, Delmar Haywood. Row four: Fred W'ineinget, Tom Volle, Morris Conley, Tom Thompson, Ronald Hacker, Orin Aune, Michael Douglas, James Isom. Student Council. Rau' our: Raymond Fowler, Jack Walker, Jim Strain, Judy Parham, Toni Trenta, Linda Underwood, Sharon Johnson, Janice Richardson. Row Iwo: Donna Brown, Julianne Gillespie, Marchetta McGlocklin, Dallas Baxter, Jane Van Winkle, Donna Underwood, Judy Riggs, Bonnie Blakely, Reva McCoy. Row three: Stephen Bosliears, Mary Davis, Marie Conley, Joyce Collins, Onva Boshears, Bon- nie Condra, Anna Marie Endwright, Janet Hill. Row four: Larry Trucblood, John Mercer, Tom Cook, C. D. Mitchell, Larry Stevens, James Vint, Larry Bland, Frank Hill, Philip Rae Deckard. Student Council. Row one: Dick Wilson, Jane Miller, Jo Ann Parker, Larry Taylor, Larry Sandburn, Kenthlin Floyd, Tommy Shields, Larry Shields, Mike Seitzinger, Howard Breeden. Row two: Jacquic Han- cock, Janet Harris, Sharon Neely, Patty Norris, Carol Peden, Shirley Hiestand, Suzanne Bruce, Jim Barctt, Mike Gooldy. Row tbrve: Evelina Bartolini, Tracy Bran- um, Janice Peters, Teresa Thompson, Bob Young, Jim Sylvester, Johnny W'oolens, Philip Farlee, Ronnie Bland, Gary Johnson. Row four: Steve Parrish, Larry Fox, Jim V'illiams Tomm Hines Bob Boruff Del- 1 Y s 1 bert Fisher, Larry Ryser, Ronnie Brinegar, Kenny Simpson. Page twenty-three This page sponsored by THOMAS L. LEMON AND ASSOCIATES, INC. Y-Teens go forth Blue Triangle Cabinet. Row 0170! Charlotte Murphy, Linda Fromlce, Carol Poling, Julianne Gillespie, Mrs. Sarah Franklin, Row two: Ann Martin, Mary Douthitt, Karen Nickas, Joan Benavole, Karel Brown. The BLUE TRIANGLE cho- rus, directed by the club spon- sor, Mrs. Sarah Franklin, pre- sented a Christmas program for several organizations as well as for its own club. Some members worked on a special project at the Christian Center. This year as in previous years a scholarship paying one semes- ter's fees to Indiana University was awarded to an outstanding senior member. The service award placque was presented to the member who had shown out- standing co-operation, depend- ability, and service. Page twenty-fo'ur BLUE TRIANGLE, a branch of the Young W'omen's Christian As- sociation, is open for membership to junior and senior girls. The theme, Y-Teens Go Forth, was carried out at all of the meetings with panel discussions, movies, and guest speakers. The purpose of the club was to promote service, friend- ship, and religious interests. The officers of the club this year were Linda Fromke, presidentg Ju- lianne Gillespie, vice-president, Ann Martin, secretary, and Charlotte Murphy, treasurer. Members of the Blue Triangle Chorus presented a religious program for parents and friends at the Christmas meeting. This page sponsored by CY GYGER'S GARAGE, 7112 E5 Madison Blue Triangle. Rout' one: Sharon Roman, Tamara Stewart, Lois Cardwell, Roberta Borno, Donna Pickens, Sharon johnson, Harriette Burch, Mary Kerr. Rou' Iwo: Becky Sare, Patty Crandall, Pat Chestnut, Martha Brown, Brenda Rumple, Marilyn johnson, Sue Moser, janet Brown, Georgia Crohn. Rau' flrrve: Mrs. Sarah Franklin, Linda Hash, Sandra Hudson, Donna Prince, Dee Ann Arthur, joyce Anderson, Beth Pearcy, Sandra Brown, Joyce Hardisty, Susie Sparks. Row four: Linda Fox, Teresa Ellis, Loretta Clayton, Erma Sims, Peggy Kirk, jean Xvinders, Linda Fromke, W'anita Van Deyanter. Blue Triangle. Row one: Joyce Disney, Bcrnece Nlfalkcr, Margie Robinson, Suzanne Graves, Marcia Pennington, Peggy Min- nick, Martha W'illians. Rau' two: Nancy Branum, Tracy Branum, Karel Brown, Rosetta McNeil, Deanna Dixon, Carolyn Dunlap, Phyllis Moblcy, Pat Dunlap. Rau' llmw: Barbara Tucker, Becky Armstrong, Dorothy Childers, Karen Nickas, Mary Douthitt, Donna jackson. R010 four: Don- na Fulford, Shelby Hobbs, Geneva Snell, Sarah Smith, Jane Harrell, Nina Bower, Martha W'alker. Blue Triangle. Row our: Connie Bieden- kopf, Priscila Brinegar, Helen Chambers, Sandra Brinegar, Carolyn Sullivan, jacquie Hancock, Ann Martin, Janice Shelton. Rou' Iwo: Charlotte Murphy, Nancy Wiley, janet Patton, Marian Corbin, Norma Skirvin, Ruth Hayes, Carol jo Poling, Mary Stuart, Marion Hutcherson. Row three: Sue Hazel, Shirley Stanton, Mentoria Reddy, Peggy Xvhite, Sarah Thompson, Linda Hollingsworth, Carol Sue Bennett, Pat Dunlap, Martha Stuart. Run' four: jean Thornton, janet Terrell, joann Morris, Elinor Cliatfield. Karen Stevens, Mary Balcs, Nina jones, ,lulianne Gillespie. Blue Triangle. Rouf one: Sharon Martin, Deanna Hardin, Ruby Wever, Joan Bena- vole, Marie Harp, Mary Howard, Jean Jones. Row luv: Betty Hearth, Sharon Todd, Ann Martin, Martha Sansone, Donna Stancombe, Patty Hacker, Judith Ooley. Row ibree: Sharon Mobley, Patty Pless, Loretta Purcell, Nancy Taylor, Sandy Syl- vester, Pam Seheibner, Charlotte Conley. Row four: Shirley Harp, Norma Thacker, Nancy Engleman, Sue Rush, Miriam Sparks, Karen Edwards. Elevating the individual Page twcizfy-sie Silver Triangle. Row one: Joann Richard- son, Terry Bruce, Kathy Raab, Clara Hazel, Josetta Roberts, Deloris Funk- houser, Anne Moore, Judie Richardson, Brenda Vfhaley, Marilyn Long. Row Iwo: Miss McAninch, Marcene Miller, Melinda Baganz, Judy Riggs, Elizabeth Williams, Sharon Hankins, Evelyn Whaley, Gloria Faris, Sharon Metcalf. Rou-' tlarre: Judy Kay Smith, Bonnie Blakely, Donna Bru- ner. Brenda Robertson, Marilyn Freeman, Janice Anderson, Deanna Fiscus, Janet Hill. Sue Shawver. Rau-' four: Sharon Boshears, Sharon Patton, June Marlin, El- len Huey, Dorena Purcell, Suzanne V haley, Sally Rugg, Sandra Gurbb, Sue Cox, Sherry Culbert, Kathi Rollins. Silver Triangle. Rau' one: Cathy Hinltle, Evelyn Salee, Sharon Purl, Judith Hig- gins, Anne Harper, Sandra Stewart, Judy Sowers, Anna Layton, Starr Sare, Barbara Sonics, Sharon Lucas. Row lu'o: Marian Presslcr, Zenith Harris, Nancy Ennis, Bon- nie Condra, Sandra Waldon, Sharon El- more, Jane Rhodes, Beverly Jolmson, Rachel Xvalker, Mary Jane Martin, Jody Fulford. Row Hanv: JoAnn Chatfield, Nancy Hauck, Donna Underwood, Mary Jane Gilpatrick, Mary Catherine Hall, Lynne Pomeroy, Becltie Kerr, Jane East, Pat Curtis, Donna Sissman, Caroline Kelly. Rout' four: Patti Rechter, Karen Hamilton, Barbi Day, Donna Hiatt, Leah Terrell, Barbara Godsey, Lois Johnson, Marie Magner, Susie Galyan. Silver Triangle. Row one: Marceta Bink- ley, Judy Colgan, Donetta Todd, Nancy Lake, Faye Corbin, Connie Trisler, Toni Trenta, Sharon Sparks. Judy Kelley. Rau' fun: Judith Smith, Judy Pruett, Irma Browning, W'ilda Hawkins, Elizabeth Butcher, Elaine Hazel, Diann Eads, Jayne Mann, Judy Butcher. Rou' fbrre: Scotty Head, Martha Corbin, Glenda Peregrine, Sharon Empson, Peggy Stevens, Julee Jones, Donna Burroughs, Shirley Mobley, Jayne Miller. Rou' four: Judy W'alters, Linda Phillips, Judy Sargent, Mary Kath- ryn Johnson, Tommy Glaze, Kathleen White, Brenda Eller, Beverly Epperson. Shelby Dillman. This page sponsored by S. S. KRESGE STORES-Wes! Side Square The SILVER TRIANGLE provides the opportunity to attain leadership and to develop religious interests. This club consisting of freshman and sophomore girls is a branch of the Young Womenis Christian Association. Highlights of the year were to present an Easter con- vocation and to give boxes of candy to the handicapped children at the Knight House. In February several of the girls attended a Mid-Winter Y-Teen Conference. Officers of the club were Kathi Rollins, president, Bonnie Blakely, vice-president, Melvann Jennings, secre- tary, and Bonnie Condra, treasurer. The club sponsor was Miss Helen McAninch. The FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE HI-Y and the junior-Senior Hi-Y. Rou' one: James Ray, Donald Goodman, Bill Minor, Jerry Tardy, Kenny Simpson, David Wampler, David Medaris, Bob Harrell, john Parker. Row two: Mr. Russell Watson, Ted Skirvin, Steve Minnick, Bill Hall, Delbert Fisher, Newell Gooldy, Larry Bond, Bill Bissey. Row lbrre: Onva Boshears, jerry Zink, Larry Steele, Larry Spray, Jim Richard- son, Jim Ferguson, jim Smith. Row four: Jim Hays, Tom Hinkle, jim Ramsey, Rick Rechter, Bill Hawk, Tom Thompson, Larry Freeman, Frank Hill. Freshmen-Sophomore Hi-Y. Row one: Mike Hostetler, Mack Brown, john Barrow, John R. Kelms, David Williams, Ronnie Pedro, Kenneth Buckner, Larry Lockridge, Dick Wampler. Row Iwo: Charles Hadly, jim McPheeters, David Dixon, Steve Stipp, Larry Clarke, Larry Routen, Phillip Bry- ant, Tom Buckingham. Row flarre: Nor- man Scutt, Jerry Hayden, Aran Livingston, Delmar Haywood, Dick Sparks, jerry Ooley, Bill Evans, Dick Buckingham. Row four: Mr. Robert E. Houts, Michael Graves, Bob Colgan, George Mercer, Paul Smith, Ronald Hacker, Billy Combs, Bob Boruff. Christian Ideals JUNIOR-SENIOR HI-Y clubs encouraged their mem- bers to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Chris- tian character. The officers of the Freshman-Sophomore Hi-Y were David Williams, president, Dickie Sparks, vice-presi- dentg Ronnie Hacker, secretary-treasurer, Dick Buck- ingham, point-secretary, and Billy Evans, chaplain. The sponsor was Mr. Robert Houts. The Junior-Senior Hi-Y officers were Jim Ramsey, president, Larry Bond, vice-president, Bill Hawk, sec- retary, Tom Thompson, treasurer, Onva Boshears, chap- laing and Tom Minnick, point-secretary. Mr. Russell Watson was the sponsor. Page twenty-seven This page sponsored by LIVINGSTON'S EAST SIDE MKT., 201 East 3rd St.- The Best In Foods Leaders ol leaders Hi-Y Federation. Row our: John Parker, Tom Thompson, Bill Bissey, Bob Ellis, Onva Boshears, Roger Duncan. Row fwo: Dick Buckingham, Bill Evans, David Wil- liams, David Wanipler, Larry Bond, Jim Ramsey, Bill Hawk, Mr. Loren Page. Revenue was accumulated in the Hi-Y treasury by selling cokes during the bas- ketball games. Page twenty-e-ight The HI-Y FEDERATION is composed of the officers of the Freshman-Sophomore Hi-Y and the Junior-Senior Hi-Y. The club sponsored a Mile of Pennies campaign to raise money for the Salvation Army. Officers of the federation were Bob Ellis, presidentg Bill Bissey, vice-presidentg John Parker, secretaryg and David XVampler, treasurer. Mr. Loren Page was the sponsor. HI-Y- FEDERATION OFFICERS. Bob Ellis, presidentg Bill Bissey, vice-presidentg john Parker, secre- taryg David Wampler, treasurerg and Mr. Loren Page, sponsor. This page sponsored by BARN ARD MOTORS The members of Proscenium Players strived to pre- sent the best in dramatic entertainment to their public. With this thought in mind, the club presented a three act play, Brother Goosef' a Christmas play for convo- cation, a one act play for Drama Night, and several other one act plays for various club meetings and social functions. Each member of the club looks forward to the presen- tation of the gold engraved loving cups which are given to the two outstanding senior dramatists at the end of the year. Another tradition of the club is one concern- ing two old make-up sweatshirts. Each year the present owners pass the shirt down to the junior boy and girl they consider the most outstanding. The proud owners this past year were Kenny Simpson and Paddy Engle. Proscenium Players. Row our: Mrs. Kirk, Sondra Waldon, Connie Bieclenkopf, Sharon Johnson, Jacquie Hancock, Ann Martin, Barbara Somes, Starr Ann Sare, Jeannie Jones. Row Iwo: Mrs. Smith, Mentoria Reedy, Scotty Head, Elizabeth Bucher, Carolyn Gardner, Nancy Hauck, Julianne Gillespie, Chuckie Jean. Row lbrvc: Jim Ennis, Barbara Day, Becky Armstrong, Mary Jane Gilpatrick, Linda Fromkc, Karl- ene Scheibner, Loretta Purcell, Linda Hol- lingsworth, Pat Dunlap, Mr. Voorhies. R010 four: Patty Rechter, Anne Marie Taylor, Mary Ann Bales, John Ennis, Jon Shive, Steve Minnick, David Medaris, Kenny Simpson, Phil Deckard. All the world is a stage For the first time in the history of the club, meetings were scheduled only once a month. For this reason special emphasis was placed upon the importance of having interesting and profitable meetings. Some of the more outstanding meetings were: a masquerade party, at the end of which Della Austin, past president of Proscenium Players, told of her dramatic activities fol- lowing high school, a talent show presented by mem- bers of the clubg and a demonstration by members of past dramatics classes portraying the diiferent aspects of the theater. The officers this year were Bill Hawk, president, Jon Shive, vice-president, Pat Dunlap, secretary, Bill Bissey, treasurerg and Charles Jean and Dave Medaris, sergeants- at-arms. Mr. William Voorhies, Mrs. Barbara Smith, and Mrs. Marilyn Kirk were co-sponsors of the club. Proscenium Players. Row one: Patty Chest- nut, Peggy Minnick, Connie Boltinghouse, Terry Bruce, Marcia Pennington, Tamara Stewart, Sharon Roman, Rosetta McNeil, Barbara Clark. Row Iwo: Carol Jo Poling, DeeAnn Arthur, Kathryn Raab, Susie Shawver, Joan Benavole, Martha Brown, Mary Douthitt, Evelyn Whaley, Gloria Faris, Judie Richardson. Row ilarcr: Joann Morris, Sandy Hudson, Charlotte Murphy, Barbara Tucker, Marilyn Axsom, Carol Sue Bennett, Linda Hash, Donna Chandler, Pat Crandall, Julie Jones, Janet Hill, Gloria Stillions. Row four: Bill Hawk, Kathryn Bush, Nina Jones, Jane Harrell, Sally Rugg, Suzanne Whaley, Richard Engle, Bill Bissey, Joey Hankins, Peggy Kirk. Page twenty-nine This page sponsored by CHAMBERS GROCERY STORE-Pho-ne 708 5- Service WithASmile All Set Backstage Technical Staff. Row one: Patty Crandall, Linda Hash, Tamara Stewart, Ann Martin, Nancy Hauck, Rosetta McNeil. Row Iwo: Mr. William T. Voorhies, Julianne Gillespie, Linda Fromke, Carol Sue Bennett, Joan Benavole, Pat Dunlap. Row three: John Pomeroy, john Ennis, Richard Strain, Mary Ann Bales, Linda Hollingsworth. Row four: Bill Hawk, Richard Engle, Jim Ennis, Kenny Simpson, Chuck Jean. The TECHNICAL STAFF at B.H.S. worked closely with the Proscenium Players to produce bet- ter plays. Members of the staff were appointed to work on sound, make- up, publicity, stage and scenery, properties, costumes, or lights. There were crew-heads for each of these divisions to supervise and aid crew members in their jobs. To be admitted to this staff a person had to show a good citizen- ship rating and an added interest in the staff. Members not only gained experience from working on the Technical Staff, but they also re- ceived points toward membership into Thespians. Mr. William T. Voorhies was the sponsor. Jim Ennis and Jon Shive are repairing the set of the Thespian's play, The Best There Is. Page thirty This page sponsored by Greene Bc Harrell Mortuary The PUBLIC ADDRESS STAFF was composed this year of a group of eight Bloomington High School boys. These boys were chosen by the sponsor, Mr. William T. Voor- hies, on the basis of industry, de- pendability, and interest. Members of the staff worked during pep sessions, convocations, dances, athletic events, and com- munity affairs conducted on the B.H.S. campus. The boys were trained to operate the P.A. equipment owned by the school. At least one of the staff was assigned to the control room during the day in order to operate any equipment desired by teachers. Jon Shive, a senior who has been a member of the P.A. Staff for three years, was captain of the staff for this year. Public Address Staff. Kneeling: john Ennis, Mr. William Voorhies, Jim Ennis, David Hall, John Pomeroy. Standing: Richard Strain, Jon Shive. Testing . . . One . . . Two john Pomeroy and Richard Strain operate the public address system at a pep session in the B.H.S. gymnasium. Page thirty-one This page sponsored by NEEDY'S es SERVICE STATION Two phases of pictures The PROJECTIONISTS CLUB worked to en- rich the classroom curriculum through the use of motion pictures, records, and slides. The mem- bers were taught to operate the film projector, the phonograph, and the slide projector. Chief projectionists for this school year were Steve Szatkowski, Newell Gooldy, Edgar Hender- son, and Larry Higgins. Mr. Leon Whaley was the sponsor. The PHOTO CLUB endeavored to attain high- er quality pictures. During Club meetings which were conducted every other week, discussion was based on the technical improvements of pictures photographed by the club members. The officers for this year were Jim Ennis, pres- identg Ronald Hendricks, vice-presidentg William Tyner, secretnryg and Steve Szatkowski, treasurer. Mr. XVilliam Gosser was the sponsor. Tom Shickels threads a movie projector in preparing to show a movie to Mrs. Bee Johnsorfs class. l Projectionists. Row one: Tommy Stiekels, Victor Bunch, Robert Bennett, Larry Eller, Warren Chambers, George Newton. Row l Iwo: Earl Redford, jim Szatkowski, Steve Szatkowski, Don Carmichael, Larry Cline. Row lbrrc: Mr. Leon Whaley, Charles Mul- lis, john Zark, Don Baker, Gary Gross, Clarence Cain. Photo Club. Sealed: Nancy Ennis, Men- toria Ready, Jacquie Hancock, Robert Lee. Shmding: David French, Jim Ennis, Steve ' Szatkowski, William Tyner, Ronald Hend- risks. i 4 News in the making 35, I A .5 , - ,f at af o fl' 7 Km-.. unv A OPTIMIST staff. Row one: Tamara Stewart, Glenda Bruner, Sonja Crouch, Evelyn Skirvin, Mentoria Reedy. Row two: Marvin Pate, Linda Hays, Connie Biedenltopf, Deanna Hardin, Paddy Engle, Sandy Sylvester, Loretta Clayton, Sandy Hudson. Editorials, news stories, features, and columns written by the OPTIMIST STAFF told the story of B.H.S. to students and to teachers. The paper, published bi-weekly, was distributed to all students free of charge. The coverage of the news beats as- signed to each member of the staff was the most important way of finding in- formation for news stories. Jacquie Hancock was editor-in- chief of the Optimist this year. She was also in charge of taking all pic- tures and developing them. Serving as assistant editors were Roberta Borno and Sarah Smith. Sandy Hudson was news editor and Sandra Sylvester was sports editor. jaequie Hancock, editor-in-chiefg Mr. Nvilliam Gosser, adviserg Sarah Smith, assist- ant editorg Peggy White, business mnnagerg Roberta Borno, assistant editor. Page thirty-three Tbis page sponsored by LOUDON'S FOOD MKT.- Finest Meat In Bloorningfonv , ,W ,W , , -... V ..,. ,- .. Publishing school history GOTHIC staE. Paddy Engle, Linda Fromke, Joe Hankins, Charlotte Murphy, Larry Baldwin, Sandra Hudson, Roberta Borno, Carol Jo Poling, Martha Walker, Sharon Johnson, Joan Benavole, jacquie Hancock. The 1957 GOTHIC STAFF be- gan working in June. Extra fund raising projects had to be discussed during the summer because the staff wanted to sell a 54.50 yearbook for 52.50. A community theme designed to show the closely knitted relation- ship among the home, school, church, and government was chos- en. Wishing to present the student body with an appealing cover for the GOTHIC, the staff chose a sand textured cover of light brown and beige. The staif worked one Friday painting the room with the same color as the cover. Money collected at a picture auction was used to purchase draperies for the room. Wdting, editing, and proofread- ing copyg photographing and de- veloping picturesg and arranging pages were assigned to staff mem- bers at the daily work period. Page thirty-four Good books should have good covers-Paul L. Mason, adviser, Marcia Pennington, editor-in-chief, and Pat Dunlap, business manager, discuss the contents of the GOTHIC. This page sponsored by LYONS DRUG STORE-Prescriptions, Drugs, and Fozmiain Potential subscribers learn at the November GOTHIC convocation that Marcia Pennington, Martha Walker, Roberta Borno, joan Benavolc, and Linda Fronike must wait until May to unveil the 1957 GOTHIC. Reporting BHS. news to the community The NEWS BUREAU is composed of six reporters and the editor-in-chief who furnish the school news to the community. These students write school news for the Star Courier and the Daily Herald Telephone, broadcast over station W.T.T.S. and occasionally over television station NV.T.T.V. Every other year a student from B.H.S. is chosen editor-in-chief of the school page in the Daily Herald Tele- phone. This year Pam Scheibner from B.H.S. was the editor. Mr. XVilliam Gosser was thc adviser. News Bureau. Sralvil: Kathi Rollins, Patty Dunlap, Bonnie Flora, Gayle Bishop, joan Benavnlc, Pam Schcibner. Sfnndiug: David French, Mr. William Gosser. sponsor. Page thirty-five This page sponsored by PENNINGTON AND SON MARATHON SERVICE Languages young and old Spanish club. Row one: Mary Jane Gilpatrick, Mary Howard, Evelyn Whaley, Judy Baker, Lois Taylor, Fern Redding. Row fufo: Leah Terrell, Martha Keller, Karlene Scheibner, Marian Hutcherson, janet W'ylie. Rau' illrrr: M. H. Morris, Mike Graves, Bill Evans, Linda Phillips, Ann Chadwick, Bob Harrell. Row four: Mr. Baker, Larry Spray, George Mercer, Richard Engle. The LATIN CLUB members stud- ied the old Roman language and cus- toms. Roman customs were imitated at the Saturnalia, the holiday that al- lowed slaves to exchange places with their masters. Dressed in tunics and togas, the Latin Club members at- tended their Roman Banquet. Officers for the club were Rosetta McNeil, president, John Parker, vice- presidentg and Charlotte Murphy, sec- retary-treasurer. Mrs. Ruby Reavis was the club sponsor. Latin Club. Row one: Georgia Crohn, Connie Boltinghouse, Joy Perry, Brenda Snyder, Mary Douthitt, Ann Burton. Roua- Iwo: Shirley Harp, Brenda Robertson, Lars Robinson, Sharon Tourner, Norma Coleman, Marilyn Freeman, Donna Fulford. Row llrrrv: Richard Zellars, Norma Thacker, Barbara Tucker, Marcia Miller. Nancy Bush, Shirley Mobley. Row four: Donna Hiatt, Edward Davidson, Don Baker, Frank Hill, john Freeland, james Ray, Steve Parrish. Latin Club. Row our: Charlotte Murphy, Roberta Borno, Rosetta McNeil, Starr Sare, Terry Bruce, Mary jane Martin. Rouf two: Bob Brown, Steve Stipp, Barbara Farmer, Karel Brown, Barbara Routt, JoAnn Mitchell, Beckie Kerr. Mrs. R. Reavis. Row llxrrrr Bill Lake, Don W'ampler, J. C. Underwood, Dorena Purcell, Martha Scherschel, Judy Walters, Sharlene Snapp. Row four: Linda Fox, Sally Rugg, John Parker, Bob Borutf, Tom Hines, Jerry Barrett, Dick Wampler. f f -.gil This year the SPANISH CLUB strove to promote and develop interest in the Spanish language. A student must be enrolled or have taken a Spanish course before he can become a member of this club. The club project was to earn money to bring a Mexican student to B.H.S. Programs this year consisted of speakers from Indiana University and movies concerning Spanish-speaking countries. The club officers were Ollie Bridg- water, presidentg Tom Volle, vice- presidentg Marian Hutcherson, secre- tary, and Mary Howard, treasurer. The sponsor was Mr. Clayton Baker. S Cvood will among nations International Relations Club. Row our: john Thomas, Helen Chambers, Deanna Dixon, Norma Skirvin, Sandra Brinegar, Kenny Beyers, Gene Smith, Kenny Buck- ner, Bill Minor. Row tufo: Shirley Koontz, Marian Corbin, Sharon Tourner, Norma Coleman, Sarah Thompson, Karel Brown, Miriam Sparks, Judy Knight, Geneva Snell, Karen Edwards. Row three: Esther Olipliant, Bonnie Blakely, Larry Bond, Sondra Walden, Georgia Hines, Robin McNeil, Brenda Robertson, Teresa Ellis, jerry Znik, Onva Boshears, Miss Adeline Brengle. Row four: V'ayne Lutes, Harry Barger, Elinor Chatfield, Mary C. Hall, jim Smith, Tom Thompson, David Martin, Bob Cassidy, Gary Hill, jim Richardson. The INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB, one of the clubs at Bloomington High School, re- viewed international aflairs. The members of the club gained knowledge about the customs, beliefs, people, and problems of foreign countries. They heard panel discussions and lectures by foreign students at Indiana University and world travelers. The requirements for joining this club were to be interested in international affairs and to be in senior high school. The main project this year was the donation of money by members for CARE packages to be sent to Hungarian refugees. Members were also encour- aged to have pen pals in foreign countries. Officers this year were John Thomas, president, Betty Hardin, vice-president, and Karel Brown, sec- retary. The sponsor was Miss Adeline Brengle. Dr. Donald Rogers relayed the experience and knowledge he gained while touring the world to the International Relations club members. Page thirty-se-ven This page sponsored by DR. PEPPER Backing our team Girl Ushers. Row one: Hariette Burch, Bettye Naylor, Nancy Wylie, Martha Williams. Row fwo: Nancy Bourke, Geneva Snell, Barbara Tucker, Sharon Tourner, Marion Hutcherson, Janet Patton. Row lbree: Clarice Waldrip, Janice Coffey, Loretta Sparks, Janet Terrell, Jean Winders, Sue Hazel, Judy Mitchell. The GIRL USHERS directed spectators to their assigned seats at home basketball games and tourna- ments. The ushers, junior and senior girls, were chosen on the basis of outstanding character, person- ality, dependability, punctuality, and courtesy. Usher badges worn by the girls meant information for anyone desiring it. During the meetings the sponsor described the proper way to dress and act while ushering. The girl ushers regarded their membership as an honor as well as a worth-while service to the school. The organization was under the sponsorship of Miss Lucile Swift. Senior Cheerleaders. Row one: Ann Martin, Barbara Clark, Starr Sare, Bar- bara Somes, Rachel Walker, Cathy Hinkle, Carol Walden, Clara Hazel. Raw two: Paddy Engle, Jody Fulford, Linda George, Kathryn Raab, Joyce Mills, Evelyn Whaley, Sue Cox, Karlene Scheibner. Row three: Joann Richard- son, Judy Waldon, Julee Jones, Jane East, Deanna Fiscus, Sharlene Snapp, Scotty Head, jo Ann Mitchell, Mrs. Joan Travis. Row four: Philip Deckard, Ellen Huey, Jo Ann Chatlield, Donna Chandler, Karen Hamilton, Pat Curtis, Gloria Stillions, Kathi Rollins, Delmar Haywood. Page thirty-eight The SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS CLUB encouraged leadership, scholarship, skill, rhythm, and personality for its members. These qualities were used in picking the candidates for the Varsity Cheer- leaders election conducted in the spring. To gain cheerleadership skills, the club was di- vided into three groups: Freshmen, Reserve, and Var- sity. These groups gained experience by yelling at games for their respective teams. Oilicers were Bonnie Flora, president, Ann Martin, vice-president, Joyce Mills, secretary, and Paddy Engle, treasurer. The club was sponsored by Mrs. Joan Travis. This page sponsored by MODERN CLEANERS-Lolaa jack Bi-um-r 81 Wendell Brown JANJ9 Ta? ' stciioum. F Lazssmt . BROAD is Ke The Booste-r's club presented a Grapplcr's schedule and a Basketball schedule which were hung in the boys' gymnasium. Boosters Club. Rau' one: joyce Mills, Shar- on Elmore, David Medaris, Bill Minor, Beverly Ann jolly, john Burnham. Row Iwo: Nancy Hauck, Charlene Billings, Mary jane Gilpatrick, Leah Terrell, Ann Chadwick, Tommy Deckard. Rau' tlarvv: Roger Isaacs. Mary Hall, julianne Gillespie, jerry Steele, Robert Richardson, Larry Stevens. Row four: Norma Skirvin, Karen Deckard, George Mercer, Dcanne Ends, Marie Magner, Evelyn Marie Hays. Row file: Canita Natalie, Nancy Semon, Nancy Taylor. Rau' six: Tom Minnick, Patty Dunlap, Sarah Thompson, Sandra Brine- gar. Linda Hash, judy Butcher, Sharon limpson. Row sewn: joey Hankins, Car- olyn Sullivan, Teddy Skirvin, Linda Fromke, Martha Walker, Kenny Simpson, joan Benavole. Boosters Club. Ron' mir: Gloria Faris, Mar- ilyn Lung, livelyn Niflialey, Oliver Bridg- water, Bonnie Flora, Phillip Deckard, Ann Martin, Delmar Haywood. Rau' hro: Mel- vann jennings, Brenda NWhaley, judy Adams, Bonnie Blakely, jerry Ann Clark, Bryan Quarles. Row Ibrw: judy Brummctt, Peggy Minnick, Rose Marie Thrasher, jeanie Burton, Rebecca Armstrong, Betty Hardin. Wayne Lutes. Ron' four: Caroline Kelly. Gayle Bishop, Susie Shawver, Donna Burroughs, Mary Reedy, Natalie Sansone, Sarah Pulley. Rou' fire: Donetta Todd, Donna Underwood, Evelyn Salee, Patty Rav: Pless, Mary Ann Bales, Marianne Hays. Beckie Kerr. Row six: jim Ramsey, Ronald Hendricks, Karen Hamilton, Marilyn Axsom, Barbara Godsey, Karen Stevens, Kathryn Raab. Team supporters BOOSTER CLUB members wearing string ties and derby hats sparked school spirit with their Back the Panthers theme. Each member bought a season ticket and wore a white shirt to every home game. The club traveled to Vincennes and New Albany to back the team, Any senior high student could be a member of the Boosters Club. The officers for this year were joe Hankins, president, Bill Minor, vice-president, joan Benavole, sec- retary, Ted Skirvin, treasurerg and David Medaris and C. D. Mitchell, Co-sponsors were Mr. joe Avery and Mr. john Hooker. sergeants-at-arms. N Library Staff. Rau' one: Miss Mary Evelyn Guinn, Onva Boshears, Susie Sparks, Barbara Bowlen, Miss June Brown. Row two: Larry Skirvin, Terry Miller, Brenda Hays, Wanita Van Deventer, Don Phillips. The LIBRARY STAFF, under the direction of Miss Mary Guinn, broadened its experience in the field of library service. Each student assistant spent one period a day working in the library. Lending books, delivering overdue notices, typing, filing, making posters, mending books, and answering reference questions were the duties of the student librarians. Library training was open to any interested stu- dent in grades ten through twelve who had a good citizenship rating. Library assistants acquired valu- able training that may be useful in later life. The purpose of the COMMERCIAL CLUB was to provide more commercial information for students than they receive in regular class activities. Require- ments for membership were that the student be tak- ing or should have taken a business course. A scholarship to a business college or university is awarded each year to a graduating senior who expects to continue in the business field. The club took a trip to the Personnel Oiiice of Indiana University this year. The ofiicers for the year were Barbara Higgins, president, Kenneth Beyers, vice-presidentg and Esther Oliphant, secretary. The sponsor was Mrs. Martha Hanna. Businessmen and women of tomorrow w l Page fo-rty Commercial Club. Row our: Pris- cilla Brinegar, Barbara Higgins, Linda George, Shirley Koontz, Clara Hazel, Sharon Martin. Rau' fwo: Kenny Beyers, Nancy Bourke, Karen Ed- wards, Judy Knight, Mary Kerr, Geneva Snell, Mrs. Hanna. Rou' fbrre: Miriam Sparks, Marian Cor- bin, Peggy XVhite, Esther Oliphant, Judith Ooley, Sally Brown. This page sponsored by SEXTON MARKET-South Walnut Sheet Education while employed . ar A I 3 A i Distributive Education members treated their employers to a banquet at the Union Building. The DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB pro- moted better relations between employees and em- ployers and learned new methods of selling. Member- ship in the club was gained by being a member of the retail selling class. The Distributive Education Club is a member of Distributive Education. Row one: Ruby Wever, Bernece NlC'alker, Donna Stancombe, janis Tribby, Philip Farlee, Sharon johnson. Ron- two: Marie Harp, Sue Rush, Sue Hazel, Janice Lewis, jane Robison, Linda Hankins, Martha Bennett. R014-' fllrfv: Mr. V. W'. Babb, Larry Van Hoy, Leon Trowbridge, Tracy Branum, Nancy Branum, Peggy W'hite, Larry Ryser, Keith Pate. Row four: Marshall Smith, Carl Gilliland, Lewis May, John Cross, Carl Blackwell, Tom Cook, Louis Bailey. ll .. Ann Martin and Sharon johnson, W'iclts' Company em- ployees, learn to know the merchandise before the customers arrive. the Distributive Education Club of the United States. The club was organized at B.H.S. in 1946. Officers this year ' were Larry Ryser, presidentg Philip Farlee, vice-presidentg Nancy Branum, secre- taryg Tracy Branum, treasurerg and Tom Cook, his- torian. The sponsor of the club was Mr. V. W. Babb. Page forty-one This page sponsored by THE PEN QUIN-Frozen Custard-R001 Beer-Colces-Sandzuiclms Aviation Club. Row one: Mack Brown, Brenda Rumple, Carolyn Dunlap, Jane Elliot, Ann Marlin, Phillip Ray Deckard. Row lufo: H. D. McAdams, Dorothy Childers, Brenda Bowlen, Mary Lou Sluss, Mary Douthitt, Marie Harp, Char- lotte Murphy. Rim' fbrrr: James Dunlap, john Ennis, john Cham- bers, Don Carmichael, Susan Nunn, Ted Skirvin. Row four: James Ennis, Steve Szatkowski, Bert Ray- burn, joe Peden, Thomas Allen, Bill Minor. Skills and progress The Bloomington High School AVIATION CLUB, the only one of its kind in Indiana, traveled into the wild blue yonder from Kisters Field to Chicago. Several activities were planned to give the members a better knowledge of aviation. Films, concerning aviation, were shown at the meetings, and several guest speakers addressed the club. Garwood Judah, manager of Kisters Field, re- viewed the progress of aviation in Bloomington dur- ing the last decade. The following members of the club were elected as officers: john Ennis, president, Tom Volle, vice- president, and Mary Lou Sluss, secretary-treasurer. Mr. H. Dale McAdams was the club sponsor. The ART CLUB was organized to promote indi- vidual creative ability through the medium of art. Any senior high school student who is interested in art may join the club. Some of the club meetings featured speakers and demonstrations. This year the club sponsored ex- hibits of various artists' paintings in one of the front hall display cases. Another activity of the Art Club was to sponsor their annual dance. The officers for this year were Sharon Johnson, president, jim Smith, vice-president, Toni Trenta, secretary, and Gary Ferguson, treasurer. The spon- sor was Mrs. Margaret Raab. Page forty-two ael Smith, james Harding, Gary Ferguson This page sponsored by THE PARKWAY - Tbe Annex for Speedy Lunches Art Club. Row our: Susie Shawver, Shar- on johnson, janet Hill, Toni Trenta, Bev- erly Sue jean. Row Iwo: jerry Steele, Zenith Harris, Shirley Stanton, janet E. W'ylie, Barbara Tucker. Row lbree: Mrs. Raab, Dave Huffman, Larry Spray, Mich- Science non-fiction The SENIOR FUTURE I-IOMEMAKERS CLUB was open to any girl in senior high school who had taken at least one course in homemaking. The club promoted a growing appreciation of the importance of hornemaking. The project of the club was to earn money for a S75 scholarship to be granted to a senior girl who ex- pected to continue her studies in homemaking. A program this year was a gift wrapping demonstration. The oflicers were Martha Williams, president, Bettye Naylor, vice-president, Myrna Walls, secre- tary, and Marlene Walls, treasurer. The co-sponsors this year were Miss Janice Kunz and Mrs. Rosemary Modesitt. N.S.H.S. Ron' our: Donna Fulford, Joyce An- N derson, Ann Martin, Deanna Hardin, Peggy Minnick, Pat Dunlap, Bobbi Borno, Pam Scheibner. Row Iwo: Mr. Harold Stewart, Tracy Branum, Mentoria Reedy, Joan Benavole, Julianne Gillespie, Sue Moser, Donna Jackson, Kenny Simpson. Row three: Nancy Branum, Beth Pearcy, Jane Harrell, Sandy Sylvester, Martha Walker, Judy Mitchell, Shelby Hobbs. David Medaris. Row four: Linda Fromke, Jean Winders, Larry Spray, Joe Horstman, Jim Ferguson, David Martin, Jerry Tardy. 1 Future Homemakers. Row 0110: Nan- cy Brown, Martha Williams, Janice Anderson, Janet Vibbart, Sherron Jones, Mariann Deckard. Row l'u'o: Mrs. Rosemary Modesitt, Joyce Rose, Margie Robinson, Judy Colgan, Janice Shelton. Row lbrev: Nancy Wiley, Lois McCullough, Sharon Mobley, Sue Rush, Betrye Naylor. Rout' four: Miss Janice Kunz, Karen Aune, Myrna Walls, Marlene Walls, Sandra Jo Grubb. The purpose of the NATIONAL SCIENTIFIC HONOR SOCIETY is to promote the education of science. The aim of N.S.H.S. is to further the de- velopment of science and to provide individual and group projects. This year, in order to finance a trip to Chicago, the members sold cokes and cider at the games, another project was the selling of tickets to the Starlite Theater. The club chose prehistoric animals as its theme for the trip. Officers were Tom Minnicli, president, David Medaris, vice-president, Jane Harrell, secretary, Martha Walker, point secretaryg and Sandy Sylvester, treasurer. The club sponsor was Mr. Harold Stewart. Page forty-three This page sporisorfzl by PRICE ELECTRIC COMPANY-Wiring and Sujmplirs--Home' Appliances Cropping and shearing F.F.A. Row om-: Bob Naylor, Max Miller, james Williams, Phil jackson, Bobby Conder, Tom Fowler, Henry Grubb, Don Swango, jerry Brinegar. Row fwo: Tom Deckard, jack Sparks, George Alexander, Jay Naylor, Kenneth Robinson, Norman Scutt, james Harp, Howard Koontz, joe Dunlap, Gene Marlin, Mr. Justin Graves. Row fbree: Dewey Stewart, Arthur Farmer, Jim Musgrave, Bob Musgrave, Dale Conard, Ronald Crohn, Max Arthur, john Logsdon, Leslie Carmichael, Don Sego. The FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA believe in farming with a faith born of deeds not words. Following that creed, F.F.A. members have worked on farm improvements and productive enterprizes. Productive enterprizes, planting corn or wheat or raising livestock, were the main projects of the club. The farm improvement projects, painting and general maintenance, were supplements to the pro- gram. Each member had one or more projects that he worked for pleasure or profit. The projects of the club were secondary to the primary objective of citizenship. Former members of the Bloomington Chapter of F.F.A. have won state and national contests in public speaking, judging, and sheep shearing. Membership in F.F.A. was limited to those boys who were enrolled in an agriculture class. The offi- cers were Dale Conard, president, Dewey Stewart, vice-president, Chris Jung, secretary, Bob Musgrave, treasurer, Ronald Crohn, reporter, and Don Sego, sentinel. Mr. Justin Graves was the adviser. Page forty-fowr Who said that? says Dale Conard as he , shears his sheep. This page sponsored by PAUL BROWN MOTOR SALES-Chrysler-Ply-mougb 'I-omorrow's educators and nurses Future Teachers. Row our: Tamara Stewart, Deanna Dixon, Nancy Howard, Connie Bied- enkopf, Barbara Bourke, Evelyn W'haley. Row Iwo: Miss Merle Gilstrap, Suzanne Graves, Mary Lou Sluss, Pam Scheibner, Janet Hill, Jacquie Hancock. Row Ibrer: Patty Crandall, Nancy Taylor, Loretta Purcell, Joyce Rose, James Dunlap. Row four: Onva Boshears, Linda Hollingsworth, Jean W'inders, Bill Hawk, Kathi Rollins. The theme of the FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB this year was Invitation to Teaching. To interest students in teaching, to discover many aspects of teaching, and to help the student decide what phase of teaching interested him were the main purposes of the F. T. A. Panel discussions helped members realize the good and bad of their chosen profession. Students from Indiana University spoke to the club members. Activities included a Christmas party, a spring banquet for senior members, and a tea for the faculty. Oflicers for the club were Deanna Dixon, president, Patty Chestnut, vice-presidentg Loretta Sparks, sec- retary, and Onva Boshears, treasurer. The club spon- sor was Miss Merle Gilstrap. The FUTURE NURSES CLUB gave students in- terested in medicine a chance to find out what a career in nursing requires and what opportunities are offered in the field of medicine. Membership was primarily open to girls, but any boy could join if he was interested in nursing. Speakers from the local Public Health Department and the Indiana University Dental Clinic spoke to the girls at some of their club meetings. The club oificers elected for the year were Joyce Payton, president, Pauline Wiles, vice-president, Donna Bruner, secretary-treasurerg and Martha Brown, corresponding secretary. Mrs. Beth Hartman, registered nurse, was the club sponsor. Future Nurses. Row one: Mrs. Beth Hartman, sponsorg Joyce Payton, Donna Bruner, Mable Jacobs, Sandra Stewart, Martha Brown, Jane Elliott. Row Iwo: Frencee Jones, Pauline Wiles, Ann Burton, Susie Sparks, Dorothy Childers, Wanita VanDeventer. Page forty-five This page sponsored by REDWOOD AND ROSS-Men's Clothing, 507 E. Kirkwood A Band. Row one: Karel Brown, Gene Dezarn, Charles Hadley, Sharon Jacobs, Sandy Martin, Brenda Rumple, Richard Sturgis, Sarah Smith, Deloris Funkhouser, Sharon Whitaker, Eddie Troth, Marian Pressler, Melinda Baganz, Nina Jones. Row two: Becky VanPelt, James Ray, Ronnie Chandler, Kent Massey, Larry Terhune, David Dixon, Harold Fiscus, Sandra Hudson, Carolyn Dunlap, Marilyn Rogers, Anne Moore, Suzanne Graves, Larry Lockridge, Donna Burroughs. Row three: Patty Chestnut, Newell Gooldy, Judy Mahler. James Dunlap, Ronnie Pedro, Richard Clark, Larry Stuckey, Denny Mitchell, Judy Sowers, Irene Hazel, Judith Higgins, Sandra Stewart, Charlotte Murphy, Joyce Disney. Row four: Joe Curtis, Jerry Gallimore, Ret Vsvalters, Dennis Gregory, Sandra Hays, Dorothy Childers, Kenny Gooldy, Phillip Stradling, Josette Roberts, Elaine Hazel, Sharon Hankins, Susie Galyan, Carol Jo Poling, Judy Richardson, John Thomas. Run' fre: Joe Peden, Oran Livingston, Kent Lawson, David Hall, Judith Kay Smith, Pamela Watsoii, Larry Newton, Jerry Hood, Peggy Kirk, Carolyn Johnson, Nina Bower, Donna Edwards, Deanna Dixon, Faye Corbin. Strings and brass This year the An Band purchased twenty new uniforms with money that they earned from the sale of fruit cakes from Thanksgiving to Christmas. The band provided B.H.S. with musical entertain- ment during the halftime at home football games. They also participated in the Indiana University Band Day, the Spring Concert, three pops concerts, and many parades. The band took a bus trip to a football game at Clinton where they played and marched during the half time. Probably one of the most talked about activities in band was the challenge determining which person held what chair in his particular section. There were several challenges this year. Otlicers for the past year were Jon Shive, presi- dent, John Thomas, vice-president, Newell Gooldy, secretaryg Charlotte Murphy, treasurer, and Jim Hays, student director. Mr. Carl W. Frye was the director. ' Page forty-six SENIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA became a foster parent this year when it adopted a Korean child for one year. The child was located through the aid of the Christian Children Fund. In order to finance this project, the Orchestra gave a children's concert early in the spring. The Senior High Orchestra presented Christmas and Easter concerts, and they participated in the Annual Music Festival. The Senior High Orchestra in collaboration with the Junior High Orchestra pre- sented a concert. After a string ensemble was organ- ized it played for various organizations. The officers of the Senior High Orchestra were Ronnie Hacker, presidentg John Thomas, vice-presi- dentg Jane East, secretaryg and Carolyn Dunlap, treasurer. The Orchestra was directed by Mr. Donald Neal. This page sponsored by HOOSIER STONE COMPANY xy-M MTX x sqm K, 1 z 1 4 Wk ,L X 5-,S 1 sig wa d f A . QL S EI .W 73 5 5455 Es 3, 5 gi K S9 x- -wb. 5 Wai 2 K XE i AN 'X QS ? gf' 2 ss QQ Q. 3 X , ' ff: s s Q ,vga J, .xx yi fs ,.x' 'M Q ,,,.,f55 . ' ,x HB6 x f ', W .X ix ravi S wif Q ,fs xii? -QQ qw Sw S5 V 5 11 X 41 X 1 Q is sh, 'Q : Qs ... Q W 7, ff' 1 Q4 is Q vs x l' iff 'ww f iq S? w E 5 JSF: Q fs. S A 2 T2 1? 55 l WggQgM mmkkk X Q f ,LWA . SR 4 . in ,sw 5 Q W X 9 F 5 K 1 4 ,W Harmony of voices Mixed Choir. Row our: Faye Sipes, Eleanor Tucker, Peggy Minnick, Barbara Clark, Myla Farlee, Bettye Naylor, Sandra Blair, Bernece XValker, Evelyn NVhaley, Deanna Hardin. Row Iwo: Mr. J. Robinson, Sharron Martin, Betty Barger, Carolyn Snoddy, Judith Richey, Judie Richardson, Kathy Harville, Kathryn Bush, Mary Howard, Pat Hacker, Carolyn Hughes. Rou' fbrrc: Barbara Tucker, Joyce Pay- ton, Judith Ooley, Judith Reynolds, Janice Coffey, Linda Hollingsworth, Charlotte Conley, Dorothy Crandall, Vicki Brown, Becky Hughes. Ron' four: Tommy Langley, Philip Farlee. Robert Shields, XVayne Lutes, Larry Fleener, Don Baker, Delbert Fisher, Morris Conley, Delmar Haywood. Jerry Boltinghouse. Piano unnecessary Madrigals. Ron' our: Pam Scheihner, Charlotte Conley, Barbara Clark. Linda Hankins. Jude Richardson, Barbara Tucker. Ron' fu'o: Ronnie Langley, Don Baker, John Thonms, W'ayne Lutes, Philip Farlee, Larry Fleener. Page forty-0 ight The MIXED CHOIR this year pro- moted better development of individ- ual voices in a choral group. The spring and fall concerts and the Christmas choral program were extra curricular activities in which the group performed. The chorus also was heard caroling in the halls during the holiday season. Officers for this year were Philip Farlee, president: Larry Fleener, vice- presidentg Barbara Clark, sccrctaryq Becky Hughes, treasurer, and Bcttye Lou Naylor, accompanist. The MADRIGAL SINGERS were a select group of vocal music students whose goal for the year was learning to sing better together. Membership was gained through competitive try- outs. Barbara Tucker was chairman of the group. Mr. John Robinson spon- sored the Mixed Choir and the Mad- rigal Singers. This page sponsored by THE MONROE COUNTY STATE BANK, The Friendly Bank Voices at their best This year the BOYS' CHORUS en- couraged a better understanding and appreciation of music among the mem- bers. The chorus participated in the an- nual spring and fall concerts and the 7 Christmas choral program. The GIRLS' CHORUS stressed this year the importance of being poised during public appearances. The chorus performed in the spring and fall concerts and the Christmas choral program. Officers for the year were Karen Hamilton and Rachel Walker, presi- dentsg Sharon Mobley, vice-president, Sandy Brannum and Janice Burton, secretariesg Donna Stancombe and Jackie Walden, treasurers. Mr. John Robinson sponsored both the Boys' Chorus and the Girls' Chorus. Boys' Chorus. Slnmiing: Denny Duncan, Ernest Turpin, Joe Adams, Don Shields, Larry Lobby, Carl Sparks, John Nunn, James Nunn. Srulrrl: Mr. John Robinson. Girl's Chorus. Row one: Martha Kerr, Rachel Walker, Shirley Boshears, Marcene Miller, Sharon Empson, Ronella Turpin, Cliftenc Rodgers, Sharon Lucas, Brenda Deckard, Marilyn Melvin, Betty Livingston, Barbara Phillips, Janet Sater, Anna Bruce. Rau' Iwo: Mr. John Robinson, Judy Butcher, Scotty Head, Donetta Todd Alpha Collins, Janet Vibbart, Myrna Owings, Judy Lucas, Janet Jones, Leah Gray, Marcia Stafford, Mary Ellen Smith. Row tbrer: Evelyn Walden, Shelby Jackson, Phyllis Reuter, Anna Campbell, Donna Jones, Joy Pfaff, June Hughes, Janice Burton, Jackie Walden, Nancy Cantrell, Neclra Fulford, Sally Brown, Lucretia Ridge, Mary Lou Sylvester, June Marlin. Row four: Nancy Asbury, Sharon Patton, Karen Edwards, Anna Taylor, Sharon Mobley, Donna Stancombe, Donna Baker, Judy Hagan, Phyllis Miller, Georgia Hines, Cecily Brown, Marilyn Axsom, Judy Brummctt, Karen Hamilton. Page forty-nine This page sponsored by R658 BOOT SHOP, BIoomington's Leading Shoe Store Associating with distinction NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY is one of the highest honors that may be bestowed on any student in high school. Qualifications for entry into this organization are based on scholarship, service, lead- ership, and character. Each spring seniors in the upper fourth of their graduating class and juniors from the upper ten per cent of their class are elected by the B.H.S. faculty. After the spring election, the new members are initiated at a senior high convo- cation. Since the founding of the B.H.S. Chapter in 1927, the membership has grown to nearly 800 members. A formal banquet was conducted directly before the Junior-Senior Prom. This was the only social event of the year for the National Honor Society. Oflicers were elected in the late spring. Miss Lucile Coffey was the society's sponsor. Page fifty National Honor Society. Ram' one: Rebecca Armstrong, Joan Benavole, 'Onva Boshears, 'Nancy Branum, 'Karel Brown, Thomas Cook. Rau' Iwo: Patricia Dunlap, Karen Edwards, 'Robert Ellis, Teresa Ellis, 'Patricia Engle, Bonnie Flora. Row three: 'Linda Fromke, 'Julianne Gillespie, Jacqueline Hancock, Betty Hardin, 'Ruth Anna Hays, 'Mary Alice Hunter. Row four: Sharon Johnson, Roger Jones, Donald Kinney, Wayne Lures, Ann Martin, David Medaris. Row five: Thomas Minnick, Charlotte Murphy, Bettye Lou Naylor, Karen Nickas, 'Marcia Pennington, jon Shive. Row tix: Larry Spray, Sandra Sylvester. elected as juniors. Tbis page sponsored by BLOOMINGTON PAINT Sc WALLPAPER-North Side of the Square Scooping with scruples Election to QUILL and SCROLL is the highest honor that a high school junior or senior can achieve for excellence in writing and advertising work on school publications. The B.H.S. chapter of Quill and Scroll was founded on May ll, 1931, by Charles A. Wells, an American cartoonist and journalist. To be elected to Quill and Scroll, a student must rank in the upper third of his class and must be recommended by either the OPTIMIST sponsor or the GOTHIC sponsor. The meetings for the Quill and Scroll were on call. The main project each year is to publish and sell the Last Words of the seniors on honor day. The officers were elected at the first called meeting after the new members had been chosen. New members were initiated during a convocation for the senior high students. The sponsor was Mr. William Gcsser. Raw onr: Larry Baldwin, Patricia Dunlap, 'Patricia Engle, 'Jacqueline Hancock. Row two: David Medaris, Charlotte Murphy, 'Marcia Pennington, Mentoria Reedy. Row lbrce: Evelyn Skirvin, Sandra Sylvester, Peggy White. elected as juniors Page fifty-one This page sponsored by SIMS POULTRY--Pbcmc 5720 - 4441- Tracing Thc-:spis's treads Membership in the NATIONAL THESPIAN SO- CIETY is a reward for many hours of active partici- pation in dramatic arts. A total of thirty-five points, with a minimum of ten points in acting and ten points in technical work, is required. Act well your partg there all the honor lies is the motto of the Thespians. Named for the renowned Thespis, inventor of Greek tragedy, Thespians represent the finest in dramatic arts. The Bloomington chapter, number 142, was established in 1928. Since that year member- ship has been highly cherished. Additional honors are bestowed upon those who accept greater responsibilities and perform their work well. Two loving cups are presented at the close of each year to the outstanding Thespians. Along with this presentation at the annual banquet, the new members are initiated. The activities for the troupe this year included the presentation of two one-act plays. One of these plays was given for Drama Night in May, and the other one was presented for convocation in February of this year. This year's convocation play was entitled The Best There Is. The purpose of Thespians is to educate the student body to the various forms of drama. Each year the troupe tries to present a different type of play to the students. The officers this year were Pat Dunlap, president: Joan Benavole, vice-presidentg and Paddy Engle, sec- retary-treasurer. Mr. William Voorhies was the sponsor. Page fifty-two Thespians. Row one: 'Njoan Benavole, Q Patricia Dunlap, 'Patricia Engle. Thespians. Raw two: Linda Fromke, 'Julianne Gillespie, 'William Hawk. Thespians. Rmu Ibree: jon Shive, Ken- neth Simpson. elected as juniors 'N elected as sophomores N elected as freshmen This page sponxorrd by Gifts 5 Hose 5 Cbildrmfs Clofbvs-Shop NEUMODE Home and theater roots The JUNIOR HIGH PROSCENIUM PLAYERS promoted interest in clramatics by giving each mem- ber the o ortunit to erform before an audience. PP Y P The players presented a Christmas play entitled Song of Glory for a junior high convocation. Cupid Capers, a one-act play, was presented for Valentine's Day. These plays were under the direc- tion of the club's sponsor, Mr. Robert Sanders. The Technical Staff demonstrated the technical phases of costuming and of make-up to the young dramatists. The officers this year were Shirlee Cook, president, Dorell Foster, vice-president, Sheron Somes, secre- tary, and Darlene Grow, treasurer. Junior Proscenium Players. Row our: Shir- lee Cook, Sarah Van Etten, Patty Hovius, Linda Funk, Anna Lee Hankins, Sharon Snooks, Dixie Killenger, Darlene Grow, Sharon Neely. Row Iwo: Janice Richardson, Reva McCoy, Sheron Somes, Janet Flick, Clara Farlee, Martha Patton, Karen Demp- sey, Steve Burris, Gary Clendening, Row Ibrer: Mr. Robert Sanders, Billy Jean Kerr, Donna Hendrick, Rachel Records, Teresa Thompson, Judy Buckheister, Larry Living- ston, Reece Johnson, Paula Hankins. R010 four: Dorell Foster, Barbara Gusivert, Mar- ilyn Abram, Sarah Merriman, Shiela Bry- ant, Katherine Ellis, Becky Palmer, Dwight Waldrip. Junior Homemakers. Row our: Sharon Peterson, Nancy Arthur, Marjorie Stil- lions, Jo Ann Clark, Elaine Wenrick, Shar- on Shouiler, Peggy Ratts. Row l-wo: Linda Polley, Shirley Conder, Bonnie Vaughn, Arlene Francis, Teresa Thompson, Jackie Sue Ryan, Marybeth Branum. Row three: Miss Eloise Glazner, Janice Peters, Martha Robertson, Mary Davis, Linda Jeffers, Shirley Coster, Ann East. 7, The JUNIOR FUTURE HOMEMAKERS work for good home and family life and to further interest in home economics. This organization is open to all girls in junior high school who are interested in homemaking. This year the club sponsored the Turkey Trot, a dance for junior high students, which was conducted during the Thanksgiving vacation. Another activity of the girls was to make Christmas favors for the Knight House children. Officers of the club this year were Teresa Thomp- son, presidentg Shirley Coster, vice-president, Mary Davis, secretary, and Linda Jeffers, treasurer. The sponsor was Miss Eloise Glazner. Page fifty-three 1? 'S 'E Junior Endeavors Page fifty-four Eighth Grade Y-Teens. Row one: Shirley Ann Hiestand, Marilyn Abram, Sheron Somes, Dorell Fos- ter, Julia Binkley. Rout' Iwo: Sherry Deford, Brenda Rumple, Sharon Shoufler, Donna Hartgraves, Sharon Snooks, Janet Flick, Jennifer Fields. Row three: Janet Vlfampler, Fonya Jones, Linda Lee Wright, Vonda Smith, Teresa Thompson, Carol Peden, Judy Davis. Rou' four: Jeanette Burch, Brenda Crum, Sally Ward, Becky Palmer, Paula Mobley, Sherry Allgood, Shirlee Cook, Paula Hankins. Eighth Grade Y-Teens. Row one: Shirley Ann Dalton, Sandi Rea, Bar- bara Cantrell, Brenda Eads, Marie Polley. Row fwo: Judy Thompson, Helen Bechtel, Barbara Badertscher, Sharon Bayne, Shirley Deckard, Brenda Quillen. Row tbrrv: Rachel Records. Mary Lou Modesitt, Sue Beck, Diana Stout, Judy Parham, Ruthie Wiley, Mrs. Frances Atkins. Row four: Ruth Eads, Kathleen Freeman, Charlene Day, Linda Jet'- fers, Shirley Coster. Seventh Grade Y-Teens. Row onr: JoAnn Parker, Judy Hobbs, Diana Brinson, Anna Lee Hankins, Nancy Ann Fulkerson, Shirley Greene. Rau' Iwo: Nancy Cracraft, Willeen Stuckey, Dinah Judah, Mary Beth Branam, Martha Thompson, Linda Funk, Martha Carter. Row three: Dina Taylor, Elaine Wenrich, Dinah Jackson, Deanie Baker, Clara Eller, Suzanne Bruce. Row four: Marilyn Naylor, Donna Brown, Barbara Prince, Barbara Giesweet, Marchetta McGlocklin, Ann East, Mrs. Bee Johnson. This page sponsored by BLOOMINGTON FLOOR COVERING-219 W. 6fb Street Torch Club. Row one: jack Walker, Martin Stewart, Ken- neth Corbin, jimmy Simpson, Danny Chandler, jim Strain, jimmy Waldon, Tommy Bie- denkopf. Row two: Dean Ed- wards, Larry Ellet, Larry Jack- son, Roger Stewart, Sammy Abram, Larry Wampler, Danny Beyers, Larry Payne. Row tbrrr: Paul Shotts, Kenneth Crouch, jerry Rone, Stephen Bosliears, Gordon Whitaker, jimmy Dodd, Roger Duncan, Eddie Gardner. The SEVENTH and EIGHTH GRADE Y- TEENS are organizations for girls who are devoted to the task of building character, personality, and religious faith. A period of devotions began every meeting. A guest speaker or a member of the club conducted the programs this year. Style shows, talent shows, plays, and panel discussions were presented by the girls. Oflicers for the eighth grade club were Sheron Somes, president, Dorell Foster, vice-presidentg Julia Binkley, secretary, and Marilyn Abram, treasurer. Mrs. Frances Atkins was the sponsor. Ofhcers for the seventh grade club were JoAnn Parker, president, Barbara Price, vice-president, and Marchetta McGlocklin, secretary. Mrs. Bee Johnson was the sponsor. Service to the school The TORCH CLUB, a junior high branch of the YMCA, sponsored a party and invited the junior high Y'Teens. Members presented a talent show at the first meeting of the second semester. Wendell Hines, general secretary of the YMCA at Indiana University, spoke at the last meeting. He explained to the group how sports and character should Work together. The officers this year were Roger Duncan, presi- dentg Danny Beyers, vice-presidentg Dean Edwards, secretary-treasurer, Mike Crouch, point secretary, and Bob Colson, chaplain. The sponsor was Mr. William Kamman. The Y-Teens and Torch club mem- l bers danced around the Valentine i Maypole at the Y-Teen's dance. Page fifty-five This page sponsored 'by SUPERIOR LUMBER AND BLDG. CO.-Road 37 North junior Boosters. Row one: Shar- on Miller, Danny Weddle, Don- nu Shields, Judy Hoard, Mar- ilyn Barnes, Jean Breeden, Janice Skirvin, Ramona Trisler, Helen Ann Burks. Row Iwo: Co Jean Corbin, Sharon Bayne, Rachel Records, Patricia Allen, Brenda Masters, Sue Back, Judy Parham, Nancy Whitlow, Dana Onken, Bobby Ritter. Row lbree: Miss Ariel Green, Mrs. Vivian Miller, Ann NlUalters, Bob Colson, Phyllis Lanam, Joe Bill Masters, James Dillman, Carol McCameron, Roy Hettle, Donna Lettelleir. Cheering the champs The JUNIOR HIGH BOOSTERS CLUB honored its basketball team this year with a party. The party marked the end of the cheering season through which the club, dressed in white, cheered at every home junior high basketball game. Club officers were Marilyn Barnes, presidentg Bob Colson, vice-president, Sharon Baynes, secretary, and Roger Stewart, treasurer. Club sponsors were Mrs. Vivian Miller and Miss Ariel Green. The JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS learned the fun- damentals of leading yells. This year an outstanding cheerleader received a miniature gold basketball. Club ofiicers were Judy Parham, presidentg Bar- Page fifty-six bara Prince, vice-president, and Judy Hobbs, secre- tary. Co-sponsors were Mrs. Thelma Hildebrand and Mrs. Mary Powell. Members of the JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' GLEE CLUB and the JUNIOR HIGH BOYS' GLEE CLUB learned to express themselves by singing with a group. The clubs participated in a vocal concert and in the junior high Christmas Convocation. At the end of the first semester all new members were initiated. Teresa Thompson, Nan Volle, and Steve Chitwood were elected to fulfill the club's executive duties. Co-sponsors of the club were Mrs. Vera Turner and Mr. John Robinson. Junior Cheerleaders. Row one: Johnny Baker, Barbara Sowders, Patsy Mills, Judy Hobbs, Ramona Trisler, Nancy Fuekerson, Nancy Routt, Diane Brinson. Row two: Dorothy Rhoades, Margery Sylvester, Sandy Rea, Shirley Greene, Darlene Baker, Marilyn Barnes, Deanie Baker, Sandra Harper. Row Ibree: Nancy Willis, Janice Richardson, Rhea Hampton, Rev: Mc- Coy, Sheron Somes, Leslie Rush, Barbara Prince, Lee Ann Dawson, Mrs. Mary Pow- ell. Rau-' four: Sarah Merriman, Becky Willis, Nancy Whitlow, Donna Hedrick, Meredith Brinegar, Jennifer Fields, Judy Parham, Mrs. Hildebrand. This page sponsored by BENAVOLE-LINCOLN -MERCURY-CON TINEN TAL Girls' Glee Club. Ron' our: Jean Breeden, Julia Binkley, Shirley Deckard, Lula Mae Nvampler, Sherry DeFord, Shirley Ann Heistand, Marie Polley, Karen Owens. Rou' Iwo: Janet Wanip- ler, Fonya Jones, Janice Skirvin, Darlene Grow, Carol Sue Payton, Eva Mae Mitchell, Donna Axsom, Shirley Dugan, Judy Thompson. Rou' fbrrr: Connie Mishler, Clara Farlee, Martha Pallon, Judy Buckheister, Judy Davis, Sandra Peterson, Ruthie Wiley, Anna Marie lind- wright. Rau' four: Mary Davis, Glenda Kompst, Linda Hays, Carol Peden, Kathleen Freeman, Joan Patterson, Sharon Bayne, Ruth Ends, Sherry Algood. Girls' Glee Club. Ron' mic: Linda Rogers, Bon- nie Blair, Martha Kinnaman, Kay Sutherlin, Barbara Cantrell, Sharon Kay Brown, Beverly Wisley. Rau' Iwo: Billie Kerr, Gloria Jean, Sarah Van Etten, Augustine Sansone, Judy Rhodes, Mary Agnes Norris, Donna Hart- graves. Rnu' 1l1rz'n': Katherine Irene Ellis, Karen Dempsey, Mary Ellen Timms, Ann East, Teresa Thompson, Dinah Jackson, Tony Mc- Farland. Rau' four: Charlene Day, Donetta Deckard, Sharon Nikirlt, Jeanette Burch, Becky Palmer, Paula Mobley, Janet lsom. Girls' Glee Club. Ron' our: Sharon Neely, Maxine Deckard, Erma Clark, Lillian Hardy, Marna Wooley', Anna Lee Hankins, Margaret Burns, Jo Ann Parker, Marchetta McGlock- lin. Ron' two: Judith Ann Burton, Sally Free- land, Sara Jane Browning, Barbara Ann Jean, Betty jo Rogers, Sharon Hendricks, Nan Volle, Reatha Ann Ice. Rou' llrrrv: Claudia Gobert, Karen Freeman, Elaine W'enrich, Bon- nie Vaughn, Willa Mood, Patty Morris, Carol O'Malley. Row four: Thelma W'haley, Marilyn Naylor, Donna Brown, Marie Conley, Sheila Bryant, Beverly Vifalls. Sharon Hayden, Patsy Conley. Mrs. Vera Turner. Boys' Glee Club. Ron' our: David Fiscus, Christy Koontv, Steve Chitwood, Donald W'in- sor, Michael Parks, Mickey Booker, Dewey Harris. Rau-' Iwo: Charles Terrell, Dene Clay, Reece Johnson, Thomas Chambers, Ray Steph- ens, Robert V'alters, Dennis Sturgeon, Mr. John Robinson. Row three: Frank Kenyon, Johnny xwY00lCll'lS, Dean Edwards, Billy Shive, David Thornton, Gale Keene, Larry Hood. Row four: Harlan Grubs, Willianm Moiser, Kenny Chambers, Billy Hillenburg, Tommy Jean, John Lyons, Eddie Gardner, Larry Egan. Page fifty-se-ven, This page sponsored by THE THREE SISTERS-School Girlls Sfzorfs Wear 1- E f' f U ww ' A ' Rf g 5 H . 'uvlv A as -V., fix Li W it X Q Ms f 1 ,Q. , ,ff W 2 U Q W QQ -?:' n , as X N Q K f 5 1 A W QQ. 2. fi? 'MM f 1, if H ' AN XX' We 4 3 il -- 9-6 Q N 1 X Qggy ul will ww X . ,R An 3 P 5 , :ff ' an .V K ,f E . . 5' X- ' . b 3 f R f Q, :QNX QQ 5 W W wi . .wk f..x:,- -- xl -, 4 -if MN'-gf Ag gg K 9 ck X ,iff x ,qv -1,-f The B BAND, first created four years ago, is the second band at B.H.S., and it is composed largely of junior high school students. This band was primarily established for the purpose of developing the junior high school student's musical knowledge and ability. This year a challenge determined what position each player had in his section. The band marched around the town square in the Halloween Parade and played popular music at a pops concert for their parents. The members of the band joined the other B.H.S. bands, orchestras, and choral groups in the Spring Music Festival. Officers for the past year were Paul Hazel, presi- dentg Julia Binkley, vice-president, John Stillions, secretary, John Bruner, treasurerg Nan Volle and David Frye, librarians, Carol O'Malley and Dee Ann Gregory, assistant librarians. Mr. Edgar L. Axsom was the director. The C BAND was organized to absorb the re- cent expansion of music in the metropolitan schools. This band is composed entirely of junior high musicians. Since the band served mainly as a training unit, it had very few outside activities. It did, how- ever, participate in the Spring Music Festival along with the other music groups at Bloomington High School. According to a system devised by the metropolitan music department, any junior high beginner may try out for the C Band. If he qualifies, and after his instrumental abilities and techniques have improved to the accepted standards, he may advance to the B Band. When he gets in high school, he may then go on to the A Band if he is capable of playing the material. Officers this year were Steve Chitwood, president, Ramona Trisler, vice-president, Joann Parker, sec- retary, Deanna Fiscus, treasurer, Ruth Wiley, libra- riang and Bonnie Gordon, assistant librarian. Mr. Edgar L. Axsom was the director. The JUNIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA was organ- ized primarily for training purposes. Under the direc- tion and instruction of Mr. Donald Neal, they de- veloped their musical talents. To do this the orchestra was divided into two groups which met separately two days a week. These groups, which were called advance and intermediate, totaled thirty-five in number. To gain admittance to the Junior High Orchestra, students must know certain scales, and they must be able to sight read proficiently. The young musicians have on the most part been studying since the fifth grade and are continuing this study by way of class instruction. There were four sections: violin, viola, cello, and bass. Each section met after school once a week where the students received individual attention. This year, the Junior High Orchestra gave a con- cert with the Senior High Orchestra. They also gave a pops concert and participated in the Spring Music Festival. Junior Orchestra. Row our: Larry Ellet, Fonya Jones, Shirley Hiestand, Carol Payton, Edgar Smith, Lee Ann Dawson, Patty Allen, Nancy Cracraft. Row huo: Sandra Hewitt, Carol Owens, janet Wampler, Sherry DeFord, Nancy Fulkerson, Diana Taylor, Diane Judah, Doris Staggs, Charles Langley, Donna Shields. Row ibrrc: Bob Blakely, Diana Jackson, Genevieve Barger, Rcatha Ice, Steve Phillips, Sharon Neely, Glenda Terrell, Diana Stout, Barbara Badertscher, Elaine Wenrich, James Neal, Kenneth Garrison, Gregory Tourner, David Young. Row four: Calvin Barber, Timmy Tourner, Ellen Ball, Linda Kahl, Janice Chandler, Larry Medsker, Mr. Donald Neal. Page fifty-nine This page sponsored by THE WEST SIDE LUMBER COMPANY , , ,,, Creahng community Interest 5 H ,HQ Fa' .50 '45, . U f W .w L,,,,, ww XV K ,'d'r . , E if , N W 1 155 4 Q- A , X X . E K :xr , H is . ii .uf 4 A Football Lcttermcn. Ron' our: Don Pate, jim Ferguson, Larry Ryser, Bill Smith. Row Iwo: Bill Bissey, Keith Higgins, Larry Flccner, Don Kinney. Row tbrzrr: Albert Grifhth, David Mcdaris, john Henry, john Frye. Five won, four lost, one tie Coach Fred Huff's footballers closed their season with hve won, four lost, and one tie record. Thirteen boys ended their high school football career this year. They were Jerry Tardy, Larry Fleen- er, Dave Medaris, Newell Gooldy, Larry Ryser, John Henry, Don Pate, Ronnie Bland, Jim Ferguson, Bill Williams, Don Kinney, Millard Hacker, and Dave Wampler, student manager. Page sixty-two The Panthers started their season on the first day of school by being defeated by Connersville 33-13. During the next contest on the 14th of September, the Huff-men met the New Albany Bulldogs on a slippery Held. Both teams failed to score. The Hrst win of the season came the 21st of Sep- tember, when B.H.S. met Washington. This page sponsored by BUNGERS CAFE-For Fine Foou'-216 W. Gtb St. Football Lettcrmen. Rau' one: Don Baker, Carl Lentz, Delbert Fisher, Bob Borulf. Row fu-'o: Millard Hacker, David Martin, Jerry Tardy, Don W'ampler. Row fbrrr: Bill Williams, Newell Gooldy, Ronnie Bland, Ollie Bridgwaters. Sophomore quarterback, jim McMillan, filled cap- ably for first string quarterback Larry Fleener who was injured in the beginning of this contest. On the 28th of September the final score tallied 26-13 in favor of the Panthers against the Columbus Bulldogs. Donnie Pate started the scoring with a 65 yard jaunt off tackle, moments later he came back with a 65 yard punt return. After getting a taste of victory the Panthers trav- eled to Clinton and defeated the Wildcats 12-6. The Homecoming Game px'oved to be sad as W'iley of Terre Haute trampled B.H.S. 33-6. Ronnie Brine- gar, sophomore, made the Panthers' only touchdown. Due to fumbleitis and slippery fingers, the Pan- thers were defeated by the Vincennes Alices 14-0. The Panthers started fast, moving the ball to the Alices 19, but the fumble bug gave the ball back to the Alices. The Panthers ended the contest, as they started it, with another fumble. Showing considerable improvement since the Vin- cennes game, the Panthers came back to defeat North Vernon 26-7 and Boonville 26-7. The last game of the season was lost to a very strong Bosse of Evansville 33-0. Page sixty-three This page sponsored lay GOOLDY ELECTRIC COMPANY The winning combination FOOTBALL SCHEDULE September B.H.S. Opp. 7 Conncrsville-here .... ....,,, l 3 33 14 New Albany-here ....... .,,.... 0 0 21 XVashington-there ......, .,..... 2 6 13 2 S Columbus-here ..,...,. ....... 2 6 13 October 5 Clinton-there ....,......,..,,...,,,...,,,,... 12 6 12 W'ylic fl-Iomecomingj -here ..,....... 6 33 19 Vincennes-there ,.,.,.,.,....,.....,........ 0 14 2 3 North V ernon-there ....., ...... 2 6 7 November 2 Boonville-here ....... ,,..... 2 6 7 10 Bosse-there ........ ....... 0 33 Coaches: Marvin Groh. joe Avery, Ben Bruce. Clifford Myers, Fred Huff, jr., Bob Hardwick, Keith Rhuades, Ray Anderson, Bill Milne. A Panther charges down the field, and he is caught by thc opponents. Page sixty-four This page sponsored by COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY-318 S. Wusbingion Varsity Football. Rou-' one: Ollie Bridgwaters, Allen Fox, Keith Higgins, Don Pate, Dave Medaris, jerry Tardy, Bill Bissey. Larry Ryser. Row Iwo: Frank jackson, Don Baker, Ronnie Brinegar, Bob Boruff, Danny Rawlins, Jim McMillan, Delbert Fisher, Ronnie Bland, Don Kinney. Row lbrcv: Newell Gooldy, Bill Williams, John CBOJ Henry, Millard Hacker, Larry Bond, Bill Smith, Dave Martin, John Frye. Row four: Bill Lake, Kenny Beyers, Roger Zink, Don Dampler, Monty Perry, john Allen, Joe Horstman, Larry Fleener, Paul Miller. Reserve Football. Row our: jerry Steele, David Hamilton, Billy Lake, Larry Canada. Rou' two: M. H. Morris, Morris Conley, Dennis Phipps, George Mercer, jim Vint. Row fbree: Mr. Ray Anderson, Ronnie Dillingham, Bob Bennett, Dean Williams, joe Moore. Freshman Football. Row one: john Barrow, Rex Smith, George Finley, Ronnie Pedro, Ernie Hig- gins. Row fufo: Larry Bushert, Jim Myers, Kent Lawson, Denny Mitchell, Dickie Sparks, Ronnie Eads. Rout' llvrrr: Austin Pate, john Mikesell, jerry Barrett, Robert Norman, Mike Hostetler, Steve Stipp, Gary Ryser. Row four: Bill Finley, Donnie Altop, Tommy Hines, Danny Rawlins, Ronnie Stansifer, Tom Bridgewater, Ronnie Hacker. This page sponsored by RAN EYS CAFETERIA- For Fine Food Page six ty-five Row one: Don Baker, center, David Figg, guardg David Martin, forward. Row Iwo: jerry Tardy, guard, joe Horstman, forwardg Don Wampler, guard. Six won fourteen lost I The basketball crew, coached by Keith Rhoades, ended its season with a record of six wins and four- teen losses. Rhoades worked with a young team with three seniors, Jim Ferguson, Don Silvers, and Jerry Tardy, five juniors, and two sophomores. Columbus spoiled the opener for the Panthers by defeating them 63-44. Getting a taste of victory the hard way, the Panthers journeyed to Greensburg where they downed their foes by a score of S3-S1 in a double-overtime. With 45 seconds left, Dave Figg connected which dealt the Rhoades-crew their first victory. The first home game proved to be a sad one as the Panthers were defeated by Brazil, 69-54. Page sixty-six Traveling to Terre Haute Wylie, B.H.S. was again defeated 62-36. Rhoades, trying to halt the attack by the opponents, juggled the line-up, but they were defeated by jasper 78-48. The Panthers came out victorious against Uni- versity, 45-4l, and defeated Central of Evansville in a close contestg the boys proved they could win again when they tripped Martinsville, 58-57. For the third straight game Don Silvers, followed close by Gary Hill, walked off with scoring honors. Touring to Vincennes, the Panthers lacked the stamina to keep up with the Alices in the final quar- ter which resulted in a S6-44 win for the Alices. The Panthers played the next night at Hammond This page sponsored by COOPERS-Finest in jewelry. Row one: Gary Hill, guard: Don Silvers, forward. Ron' Iu'o: jim Ferguson, ccnterg David Wampler, manager. where they again lacked what it took to remain in the lead during the final quarter. The Garfield Eagles commanded the next Panther outing which resulted in a 63-47 lead for the Eagles. The last scheduled game won by the Panthers was against the Washington Hatchets, 72-69. The last five games of the season resulted in losses to the Pan- thers. Playing Morgantown in the sectionals at Martins- ville the Panthers defeated a determined team by at score of 49-47. Their next sectional contest proved to be tragic for the Panthers as they were eliminated by Martinsville in an overtime 53-49. Gaining experience every inch of the way this season proved to be a training experience of better things to come in the future. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE November B.H.S. Opp. 27 Columbus-there . . . . . .44 63 30 Greensburg - there ... ...SS il December 4 Brazil - here . . . . , . S4 69 7 Wiley - there .. ...36 62 lf jasper - here . . , , . .48 78 21 Bedford - here ... . . .44 65 January 8 University - there ....,...... 45 42 ll Evansville Central - here ...... 65 64 I8 Martinsville - here .,,,.. . , . S8 17 25 Vincennes - there .. . ,. .44 56 26 Hammond - there .. . ,. .41 S6 29 Garfield - here . .. . . .47 63 February 2 Xvashington - here . . . . .72 69 S Bedford - there .... ...SS 65 8 Princeton - here . . , . . .63 87 IS jeffersonville - here . . . . .6S 70 I6 New Albany - there ... ...S8 70 22 Bosse-Ifvansville - there . . . . .56 61 Sectional 28 Morgantown - QMartinsvilleJ ..49 47 March 2 Martinsville - QMartinsvilleJ . 39 43 Jeffersonville upset the Bloomington Panthers at their last home game of the season. Page sixty-seven This page sponsored by FULL-O-PEP APPLIANCES--222 Wes! Second-Phone 7753 Page sixty-eight Varsity Basketball. Row one: Don W'amp- ler, Jerry Tardy, Jim McMillan, Gary Hill. Row Iwo: David Figg. Don Baker, joe Horstman, Mr. Fred Huff. coach. Row three: jim Ferguson, David Martin, Don Silvers, Mr. Keith Rhoadcs. Reserve Basketball. Row onv: jim McMil- lan, David Wfilliams, Bill Lake, Terry Ryser. Row two: john Bradshaw, Ronnie Brinegar, Mike Graves, Dennis Phipps, Gary Gross. Row tbrrv: Mickey Reeves, David Kent, Maurice Conley, Mr. Fred Huff, coach. Freshman Basketball. Row one: Ronnie Stansifer, Ronnie Pedro, Eugene Swift, Tommy Thomas, Rodney Figg. Leland Butler. Row tivo: Ricky Fergusion, Danny Rawlins, jim Musgrave, Larry Dcekard, Albert Rightsman. Rou' llvrre: Robert Hardwick, Tommy Hines, Mike Walker, Robert Norman, Dick Sparks, Tom Bridg- water. Tbis page sponsored by DAILY HERALD TELEPHONE Gary Hill controls the toss-up for the B.H.S. Panther team. jim Ferguson scores for the Panthers in the Princeton game. Page sixty-nine This page sponsorrd by WILES DRUG STORE Wrestling Lettcrmen: Dennis Hutcherson, 95 poundsg Larry Clarke, 103 poundsg Ronnie Hutcherson, 112 poundsg Howard Bruce 120 pounds. State wrestling champs Howard Bruce, bottom, wrestles at the sectional meet. Don Pate, bottom, is winning his match at the Sectional meet Page seventy This page spousorml by GRAHAM MOTOR SALES 1 Wrestling Lettermen. Row our: Larry Stuckey, 127 poundsg Don Pate, 133 pounds, Kenny Wampler, 138 pounclsg John Henry, 145 pounds. Rou' two: David Medaris, 154 pounds, Paul Miller, 165 pounds, Bob Boruif, 175 poundsg Millard Hacker, heavyweight. WRESTLING SCHEDULE December B.H.S. Opp. 5 Ben Davis-there ...... .......... 3 2 1 1 7 Shortridge-here .... ...... 2 5 17 11 Manual-here ..... ...... 3 3 13 13 Muncie-there ...... ...... 3 6 1 6 1 8 Anderson-here ............. ...... 4 1 1 3 2 0 Crawfordsville-there .... ...... 2 3 2 3 January 8 Lafayette Jeff-there ..,.,. ....... 2 2 17 12 University-here .........., ....... 3 8 6 17 Sou thport-here .........., ...... 1 4 ' 2 8 19 Champaign, Ill.-here ....,. .,,,., 4 2 S February 2 Broad Ripple-here ....... ,,...,, 2 6 21 At the state wrestling tournament conducted at the Bloomington High School gymnasium, the B.H.S. Grapplers became the state wrestling champs of 1957. Coached by Clifford Two Bit Myers, the team won the state trophy after a four year slump. The squad, composed of twelve members, placed second behind Southport in the sectional tourney and placed six men in the state meet. Next week the team won the State Championship by prancing over Southport and Lafayette who tied for second. Individual honors went to Ronnie Hutcherson who was champ in the 112 pound class. Don Pate, senior, came in second in the night session. Dennis Hutcher- son, freshman, John Bo Henry, senior, and Millard Hacker, senior, placed third. David Medaris placed fourth. Six men, not represented in the state, placed high in the sectionals. They were Larry Clarke, sophomore, Howard Bruce, Kenny Wampler, Larry Stuckey, and Paul Miller, juniors, and Bob Boruff, freshman. Individual honors for the season went to David Medaris who led the team in falls. Page seventy-one This page sponsored by THE DIANA SHOP-107 West Kirkwood F' Cross-country Lettermen. Larry Stuckey, Ted Skirvin, Kenny Simpson, Bob Todd, Tom Cook, Bob Ellis, Fred Wylie. Cross-country Team. Bob Ellis, Ted Skirvin, Tom Cook, Kenny Simpson, Bob Todd, Gary Madding, David Figg, Larry Stuclxey, Jerry Hartman, Fred W'ylie, Harold Fiscus. 7 w 1 Page seventy-two Five wins, one loss, fifth place at the Hobart Invitationals, first in the S.I.A.C., ninth at the Shortridge Invitationals, first in the sectionals, and fifteenth place in the state meet was the record com- piled by Coach Bill Milne's Cross Country Harriers this season. For the first meet of the season the squad traveled to Vincennes. They defeated the Alices by a score of 26-30. Larry Stuckey, junior, finished first in 11 minutes and 2 seconds. The Harriers were defeated when they journeyed to Shortridge where they bowed 27-30. Ted Skirvin, senior, finished the two-mile course first in 11 minutes. After one loss and one victory the boys defeated Salem and Columbus. CROSS-COUNTRY SCHEDULE September 13 Vincennes - there .----- ....... W 21 Shortridge - there ,...,. ..... L 25 Salem - there ,......,.. ....... W October 1 Columbus -- here ,.......,.....,...... ....... W 6 Hobart Invitational - there ...... ........ S th 9 S.I.A.C. - here ......,................. ,,,...... 1 st 12 Wiley - there ..........,....,..,,........ ....... W 13 Shortridge Invitational - there ,.... ....,... 9 th 19 Martinsville -- here .,,........ ......... ....... W 23 Sectional - Terre Haute ...... ......... 1 st November 3 State - Indianapolis ...... 15th With a fine season half over the Harriers then placed fifth at the Hobart Invitational meet and copped first in the S.I.A.C. contest. They defeated Wylie of Terre Haute. At the Shortridge Invitational meet, the Panthers finished ninth with a total of 236 points, and then on their own Cascades Course the B.H.S. boys downed Martinsville 18-37. The next week the boys captured their tenth sectional crown in the past eleven years at Terre Haute. The Panthers accumulated S4 points. Tom Cook came in 14th despite his spiked foot. The big contest this year was the State Meet in Indianapolis where the Panthers finished 14th. Kenny Simpson runs first man for the Panthers in the State Meet on November J. Page seventy-three This page sponsored by TRIAD SUPPLY CO.-Home Appliances-Home Improvements-Pb. 6309 Track Lettermen. Row our: Don Kinney, Bob Ellis, Millard Hacker, Bob Cassidy. Row Iwo: Don Guy, Don Pate, Ted Skirvin Bob Baugll. Successful cindermen TRACK SCHEDULE March flndoorj 19-Wiley of Terre Haute ...... ......... a t I.U. 22-Shortridge ,....,........,..... ......... a t I.U. 25-Gerstmeyer ............... ......... a t I.U. 30-Hoosier Relays .................. ......... a t I.U. April fOutdoorj 2-Columbus and Southport ...... .........there 5 -Gerstmeyer ......................... ......... t here 9-Wiley ...................................... ......... t here 18-Washington of Indianapolis ...... .......... h ere 23-B.H.S. Relays ....................... ......... a t I.U. 24-Linton Relays ..... ......... there 26-Columbus ........ ......... t here May QOutdoorj 3-S.I.A.C. ............ ........ a t I.U. 10-Sectional Meet ..... .............,. a t I.U. 17-Regional Meet ..... ,...........,.,....,. ai t I.U. 25-State Meet ........ ........ a t Indianapolis Page seven ty-four Bob Todd nears the finish line in a cross-country race Four returning lettermen Q One of the jobs in an athletic department is the task of issuing and taking care of all equipment and uniforms used by the boys who participate in sports. This year David Wampler, senior, was in charge of taking care of all equipment for the varsity basket- ball team and varsity football teams. George Mack Brown, freshman, managed the track team while Larry Bond, junior, assisted Mr. Clifford Myers with the wrestling team. A Wiley baseman prepares to put out a Bloomington High School baserunner. - BASEBALL SCHEDULE April 4-Greencastle .................. 9-Wiley of Terre Haute ........ 1 1-Columbus .................... 1 S-Spencer .... 18-Washington ..... 22-Bedford ..... 2 S-Spencer ........ 27-New Albany ...... 29-Greencastle ....,. May 2--Vincennes .... 6-Jasper 1 3-Bedford ......, 16-Washington .... ........here there ........here there ........here .,......here .,......here there there ........here there there there Baseball lettermen. Row one: jim Ferguson, Ronnie Bland. Row Iwo: David Martin, Don Silvers. Page seventy-fi-ue Clubs and raclcets Golf Lettermen. Row one. jerry Kahl, jerry Prince, Steve Parrish. Row Iwo: Marvin Pate, Louis Bailey. March 29 April 2 10 12 26 May l 2 3 6 7 10 17 25 GOLF SCHEDULE Gerstmeyer University . . . . . . . . . Honey Creek Vincennes Columbus . Muncie . . . University . Vincennes . Batesville . . Gerstmeyer Garfield . . . Sectional . . Stare . . . . here . here . here there there . here there . here there there . here . here Tennis Letterman: John Parker Page seventy-six TENNIS SCHEDULE March 2 9-Gerstmeyer ..... April 1 0-Garfield ......... 1 1--Martinsville ............. 1 3-Lafayette Jefferson .... 1 6-Bosse ................,... 22-University ...... 2 S -Columbus 2 9-Garfield .... 3 0-Shortridge .... May 7-Gerstmeyer ....... .. 9 Crawfordsville .... 16-New Albany ..... 7 .......here .......here ......,here there there there there there .......here there there there Pro embryos The B-MEN organization is an honorary club for boys who have won a major award in any sport. A project of the club for this year was to work at the freshmen and junior high basketball games. A goal of the B-Men society is to set a good example for all other boys in athletics who are not yet mem- bers of the association. A boy must be a member of B-Men to be eligible for the Childs medal or scholar- ship award for seniors. The officers for this year were Ronnie Bland, presi- dent, Jim Ferguson, vice-president, and Don Kinney, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Marvin Groh was the sponsor. B-Men. Row Onr: Carl Lentz, David Medaris, Larry Clarke, Don' Pate, Ronnie Hutcherson, jerry Clark, Larry Stuckey, Bob Boruf, Fred Wiley. Row two: Albert Griflith, jim Fer- guson, Bill Bissey, Bob Baugh, John Frye, Oliver Bridgwaters, Ronnie Bland, David Wampler, Louis Bailey, Steve Parrish. Row Don Guy, Jerry Hartman, Don Baker, Jerry Prince, Don Hall, jerry Kahl. Row four: Keith Higgins, Marvin Pate, Bill Wil- liams, Ted Skirvin, Millard Hacker, Tom Cook, Jerry Tardy, Kenny Simpson, Larry Ryser, Delbert Fisher, Rick Rechter, Larry Fleener. Lower Left. Don Kinney, secretary-treasurer, Jim Ferguson, vice-presidentg and Ronnie Bland, president. Lower Right. Shine them well, says David Martin to Bill Smith, B-Men initiate, as Bill shines David's shoes. Page seventy-seven This page sponsored by KAHN'S- The Place To Go for The Brands You Know Page seventy-eight G. A. A. Row our: Sharon Hankins, Deloris Funkhouser, Suzanne Loop, Natalie Sansone, Sondra W'aldon, Nancy Cowden, Faye Sipes, Rachel W'alker, Judy Butcher. Row Iwo: Tracy Branum, Donna Fulford, Connie Bieden- koph, Hariette Burch, Donna Chandler, Karen Baranski, Joyce Mills, Phyllis Rcuter, Becky Van Pelt. Row fbrvr: Carol Sue Bennett, Sue Rush, Bonnie Condra, Judy Brummett, Sharon Allgood, Marilyn Axsom, Beverly Epperson, Charlotte Murphy. Rauf four: Ann Chadwick, Mary Catherine Hall, Nancy Branum, Nancy Engleman, Sandra Grubb, Sarah Smith, Bar- bara Godsey, Donna Underwood, Karen Ham- ilton, Janice Coffey. G. A. A. Row one: Ann Burton, Nancy Ennis, Linda George, Helen Chambers, Starr Sare, Clara Hazel, Barbara Somes, Deanna Dixon, Tamara Stewart, Judie Stancombe. Row Iwo: Nancy Thompson, Connie Dugger, Sharon Mobley, Patty Dunlap, Mentoria Reedy, Sue Moser, Janet Brown, Cathy Hinkle, Beverly Sue Jean. Row fhree: Margaret Polley, Julianne Gillespie, Teresa Ellis, Beth Pearcy, Pat Curtis, Becky Armstrong, Karlene Scheibner, Marilyn Melvin, Marsha Miller, Pam Scheibner. Row four: Beverly Hasty, Elinor Chatfield. Judy Mitchell, Jane Harrell, Judy W'altcrs, Marie Wagner, Sandria Arwine, Lois Johnson, Shirley Mobley, Julie Jones. G. A. A. Rout' onr: Sandra Osborne, Marilyn Koons, Marcia Stafford, Gloria Faris, Kay Sow- ders, Diana May, Diann Eads, Martha Bennett, Jane Rhodes, Beverly Johnson. Row Iwo: Beckie Kerr. Miss Lucile M. Swift, Nancy Brown, Martha Wright, Mary Mitchell, Judy Kay Smith, Marianna Deckard, Brenda Sny- der, Barbara Higgins, Diannia Blake, Pamela Watson. Rau' tbrre: Nancy Bourke, Esther Oliphant, Jeanette Southern, Donetta Todd, Elaine Hazel, Mary Reedy, Shelby Dillman, Donna Burroughs, Donna Jackson, Mary Douthitt, Irene Hazel. Row four: Karen Kay Stevens, Mary Ann Bales, Suzanne Whaley, Sally Rugg, Susie Shawver, Donna Hiatt, Jean Winders, Linda Fromke, Nina Bower, Jo Ann Chatfield, Marilyn Minor, Saundra Gobert, Carol Jo Poling. This page sponsored by THE VOGUE-Iantzen and Koret of California The GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION pro- moted girls' athletics in school, sports, and created friendship Membership has always been ing 200 points a year in any encouraged interest in through sports. open to any girl earn- two of the sports of soccer, volleyball, badminton, basketball, bowling, swimming, or softball. There were more than 150 members in G.A.A. A basketball queen elected by the student body reigned over the G.A.A. Basketball Bounce. This year's basketball queen was Paddy Engle who was crowned by Reserve Basketball Coach Fred Huff, Jr. Twenty-eight schools participated in the annual Skirts and sports playday in November. Later in the year, the junior and senior members had a slumber party. Points given to every girl who participated in sports were totaled, and awards of chevrons, numer- als, and letters were given at the annual G.A.A. Awards Banquet in May. The G.A.A. members sold candy bars at all the home varsity basketball games to finance these awards. Girls elected to serve on the Executive Council, the governing body, were Jean Wmders, Janet Brown, Charlotte Murphy, Tracy Branum, Sarah Smith, Becky VanPelt, Beth Pearcy, Jane Harrell, Karen Hamilton, and Shirley Mobley. Miss Lucile Swift was the sponsor. - G. A. A. Executive Council. Svalwl: Becky VanPelt, Tracy Branum, Janet Brown, Shirley Mobley, Karen Hamilton, Charlotte M u r p h y. Slamlirlg: Jean XVinders, Sarah Smith, Miss Lucile Swift, jane Har- rell, Beth Pearcy. Nancy Ennis, Clara Hazel, Shelby Dillman, Shirley Mobley, and Char- lotte Murphy stare with wonder as Faye Sipes bowls. , Page seventy-mine This page sponsored by CLARE REED GIFT SHOP-124 E. 6th-Gifts for Teenagers Drills and fundamentals The second street playground was turned into a practice football field for the JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM during the regular football sea- son this year. The main objective of a program such as this is to provide a training experience for junior high boys. Mr. Marvin Groh, coach, explained that the Athletic Department was primarily interested in fundamentals and drills for boys of this age rather than regular competition. The profit of this program is realized when boys make the varsity team at younger ages. The EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM along its regular season had a record of ten wins and Junior Football. Row one: Carl Stewart, Larry Hunter, Ronald Calvert, Donnie Cal- vert, Tom McMillan, Mike Seitzinger. Row two: jim Arthur, Larry Egan, Buzz Trenta, Rogie Stewart, Larry Hall joe Meadows, Gregory Turner. Row tbrrr: jim Sylvester, james Dillman, Bobby Lake, Ronnie Cal- vert, Larry Livingston, Mike Roberts, Larry Trueblood. Row four: Mr. Marvin Groh, Bob Young, Denny Bland, johnny Wfoolens, Dickie Lee, Roger Duncan, Bob Wisley, Fred Walls. junior Basketball. Row one: john Baker, Teddy Shouf- ler, Jim Gray, David Fis- cus, joe Davis, Roger Fritch, jim Sylvester, jerry Con- rad. Row Iwo: Donny Bey- ers, Edgar Smith, Tom Mc- Millan, Don Hollars, Fred Walls, Gary Clendening, Frank Zark. Row lbrcc: Bob Young, Jerry Rone, Sam Russell, Mike Gooldy, Bob Mobley, Mike Wallace, Nor- man Doty, Paul Shotts. Row l four: Coach Ray Ander- son, Gregory Tourner, Alton Gardner, Bill Grifiith, Larry Trueblood, Larry Hall. l Page eighty six losses. The SEVENTH GRADE TEAM recorded three wins and one loss. Unlike the other junior high sports the basketball teams have a regular season and play in regular competition. Coach Ray Anderson had to limit his team to thirty boys who composed both the seventh and eighth grade teams. One of the most thrilling games of the season was the contest between Columbus and the B. H. S. Eighth Grade Team. Jim Sylvester made a basket while lying on the floor which helped the Panthers come out on the winning end of a 29-28 final score. l l l Eighth grade, 4 minutes 59.1 secondsg and seventh grade, 5 minutes and 36 seconds were the top records turned in by the JUNIOR CROSS-COUNTRY boys as they ran their annual tournament at the Cascades Course. There was no cross-country season for the junior highers, but a call was made for all junior high boys who were interested in running a cross-country race against other members of their class. In the eighth grade race, Larry Simpson turned in thc fastest time. His brother, Jimmy Simpson, copped the seventh grade race with ease. This program is to stimulate interest in cross- country among the junior high boys. Fifty-six boys entered the JUNIOR HIGH IN- TRAMURAL WRESTLING tournament this year. Practice and tournaments The main objective of the program was to deter- mine whether a boy had enough interest in wrestling to enter the sport when he becomes a freshman. Any junior high boy interested in participating in a wrestling meet with boys his own age and weight was taught the basic fundamentals of wrestling dur- ing the two weeks period preceding the contest. The tournament began the week after the regular varsity season closed. The boys were coached by Clifford Two-Bit Myers. The champion and runners-up in each pound class of the finals were awarded ribbons for their efforts. Junior Cross-country. Rau' our: Tom Taylor, Larry Simpson. Edgar Smith. Row two: jimmy Simpson, David Fiscus, joe Grubbs, Teddy Shoufler. Page eighty-one This page sponsored by SOUTHERN SPORTING GOODS-Specialists in Sports .. .. ex Q2 ffivtf Hgggsexygwuf . X if hi :., d ww xii 4 5 W' I . A 2 5 Nasa ' Q5 A N ' l 'd ,, Q was , W1 I M - if -. 1 KA If I ,Q .1 . is J mega F' E Q X 1 1 V 4 K A . 'L A , xif' A X :lz 4 I K N 'fx Q5 ,ga g , EF SK 5315 Q : 2 , A .. ' . .Q . ' 7' ' L SY' Alt dai -iq- x QQI mv Q , Q NE? 'Wwe :-- A , lf X 5 V? Q .K R .w r iri 3 gs. X - f- xx is gi A Q ' ' as 5 5 M ff , , 3 - g kff. 1 X is . A., in Q ,. i ig. Aj' i,l Ik ' , 'V:1N Q 2 gary N' milf SZAW 11 , 'K M Y . X .gif an-3' .-:- as a 'V .p ix iii T X if ififl-f Fw Tfll' .iL '.2 , Y W . Na.: Superintendent of Schools Mr. Dale E. Brock assumed the Superintendency of the Bloomington Metropolitan Schools on August 1, 1956. He succeeded Mr, H. E. Binford who retired. As Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Brock acts as exec- utive and administrative officer of the School Board of Trustees. He directs the operations and admin- isters the policies of the board. Mr. Brock received his B. S. in Education from Indiana University in 1939 and his M.S. in Educa- tion in 1941. He has completed course requirements for his Ph.D. degree and expects to complete his dis- sertation in the near future. Before coming to Bloomington, Mr. Brock served as teacher and principal in different Indiana towns and as Superintendent of Schools at Mooresville, Rens- Page eighty-four ' as .5 , 3 . . ,X-use sw , M xx te. B if . Dale E. Brock, superintendent of the Bloomington Metropolitan Schools. points to the map of the expanding school system. selaer, and Connersville. Mr. Brock is currently Presi- dent of the Indiana University Education Alumni Association, a member of the Executive Board of the Indiana City and Town Superintendent's Association, and a member of the Bloomington Rotary Club. He has membership in other civic and professional organ- izations. Superintendent Brock was impressed with the pro- gram of instruction he found upon his arrival in Bloomington. He hopes that by providing expanded and more modern physical facilities throughout the school district the School Board of Trustees can fur- nish an environment which will encourage a further progress in developing a sound educational program for the children and young adults of this community. Administetng the Met Mr. Frank L. Templeton, administrative assistant to the superintendentg Mrs. Mary Jane Head, secretary to the superintendentg Mrs. Ruth E. Schurter. b00kkf6P6f fOr the Metropolitan Schools. Mr. Frank L. Templeton, administrative assistant to the superintendent, entered the Bloomington Schools as a teacher of special education and shop courses. His ad- vancement from teacher to administrator stems from a variety of work experiences including art, music, civil en- gineering, and high school teaching. For many years Mr. Tem- pleton was associated with B.H.S. as a teacher, a depart- ment head, a dean of boys, and an assistant principal. Being editor of the Metro- scope, a paper which serves the Bloomington Administra- tion, is one of Mr. Temple- ton's newest duties. He is the ofhcial photographer for the elementary schools. Bloomington Metropolitan S c h 0 o l Board of Trustees. Row one: Lloyd Anderson, George Mitchell, Frank Southern. Row Iwo: George McClain, John Mahan, Len Bunger, school at- torney. Page eighty-five This page sponsored by DAY FUNERAL HOME. Dr. Donald L. Simon, principal of B.H.S. Principles of the principals Mr. Edward Cuddy, assistant principal of Bloom- ington High School, is probably known best by the B.H.S. students by his voice. He reads the daily an- nouncements at the end of the third and seventh periods. Mr. Cuddy is the general supervisor of the main office, and he sees daily that the school operates effi- ciently. He is responsible for securing substitute teachers. He is general supervisor of all the testing in B.H.S., and he has charge of the general super- vision of program election cards. As chairman of the Convocation Committee, Mr. Cuddy works with teachers and students who plan the convocations for the year. Mr. Cuddy is the gen- eral supervisor of the Introduction To Teaching Pro- gram, a program for students planning to become teachers. Mr. Cuddy came to B.H.S. in 1941 as assistant football and basketball coach. In 1946 he was dean of boys. In 1947 he quit coaching in order to work in school administration. Mr. Cuddy also takes an active part in church and community activities. Page eighty-six Dr. Donald L. Simon, principal of B.H.S., has seen approximately five thousand students graduate from B.H.S. His goal as principal is to have the very best school it is possible to have with the facilities and resources available. A member of the General Commission of the State Board of Education, Dr. Simon is also on the faculty at Indiana University as lecturer and consultant in the Teacher Training Pro- gram. As general administrator and supervisor of Bloomington High School, Dr. Simon works closely with all of his teachers. Students who are having school problems often go to him for a conference. Dr. Simon is an active member of the Parent-Teacher Association. Dr. Simon has an A.B. degree from Indiana University and an A.M. and Ph.D. degree from the University of Chicago. Mr. Cuddy has an A.B. degree from Franklin College and an M.S. degree from Indiana University. He has also had additional work at California State Polytech and Indiana University. Mr. Edward Cuddy, assistant principal of B.H.S. This page sponsored by NOBLE KING MOTOR SALES, Nash-Hudson Sales and services Attendance Attendants Mr. Carl Stewart, dean of boys. Mr. Carl Stewart, dean of boys, believes in being firm, fair, and friendly with students. Mr. Stewart said that his position, dean of boys, has come as a re- ward for his nineteen year teaching career. He has taught a teen-age Sunday, School class for 15 years. In this way, he has worked with young people most of his life. Mr. Stewart enjoys the duties that accompany being a dean. He likes to analyze boys' problems and to help them make proper adjustments. He enjoys the re- warding experience of having men, who have been graduated for years, thank him for starting them out in life right. i Mrs. Mary Krueger, dean of girls. Mrs. Mary Krueger, dean of girls, mediates for stu- dents, parents, and teachers. When parents call to re- port their daughter's absence, Mrs. Krueger receives the call. In addition to the activities of a dean, Mrs. Krue- ger was co-chairman of the P-T.A. and chairman of extra curricular activities this year. She also keeps all part-time schedules. Mrs. Krueger's own alma mater is B.H.S. She has an A.B. degree from Indiana Uni- versity. Mrs. Krueger said that she would rather be dean of girls than have any other profession. Her job is never dull. Principal's Office Staff. Mrs. Alta Lanum, Mrs. joyanne Hawkins, Mrs. S h i r I e y Pruett. Page eighty-seven This page sponsored by QUALITY ICE CREAM CO., Division of The Polk Milk Company Building and body maintenance Cafeteria Staff. Row mm: Frances Livington, Orphan Clark, Margarelta Payne, Goldie Adams, Edna Phillips. Row Iwo: Susie Freeman Ruth Weddle, Nellie Noel, W'innie Frye. Maintenance Staff. Row our: Achasah Clay, Bunn Helton, Iva Earls, Pansy Fox, Dorothy Amick, Sersa Lucas. Row .'u'o: Herbert Lucas, Bob Shields, Frank Knox, Timothy Rose, John Quillen, john Frye. Rau' lbrve: Howard Baxter, Russell Burch, Aquilla Baxter, jim Bax-ger, Robert Statton. Row four: jim Knox, Bill Christy. Page eighty-eight Mental and physical maintenance Health Oflice. 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Ronald Langley, Millard Hacker, and john Henry are dressed in newspapers by Darla Lake, Donna Stancombe, and Pat Hacker at the Senior Class party while Paddy Engle watches. Senior girls smooth ham salad on pieces of bread for the senior class party. Time for recreation Larry Ryser sings a familiar song as Karel Brown accompanies on the piano. Sharon johnson attempts to do an imitation of Ike's favorite pastime as Tom Cook and Judy Mitchell get ideas for charades. Be careful! Don't tear the paper-Seniors coordinate feet and hands as they parti- cipate in the relay race of walking on newspapers. Seniors promenade home and end an evening of eating and playing at the Senior Class party. This page sponsored by BURROU GH S WINDOW SALES Page nine ty-seven Reigning without rain. There was Paradise In The Clouds the night of May 11, 1956, at the Junior-Senior Prom presented by the class of 1957. Large cotton clouds floated in the violet and purple crepe paper ceiling. To enter 'lParadise In The Clouds, couples walked through a cloud and then were struck by starlight furnished by reflections from a floating mirrored mobile. Little clothcspin dolls dressed in crepe paper and dancing on little clouds were the centerpieces of the many tables. Tracy Branum and Larry Ryser were crowned King and Queen by last year's royalty, Karen Hill and Charles Miller, upon the throne made of fluffy white and backed by a blue rotating star which was made by Joyce Disney. The Innovators furnished the music until inter- mission when prom goers listened to entertainment by Allenc Chandler, Wfilliam Stockwell, Richard Tardy, Larry Fleener, Becky Bryant, and Larry Ryser. Committee heads were Bill Minor, band: David Walnipler, programg Paddy Engle, theme, Sharon johnson, programs, co-chairmen Bonnie Flora and Robert Ellis, decorations: and Becky Armstrong, re- freshments. Xt Es 5 seine? i Tracy Iiranum and larry Ryser are seated on the throne after being crowned junior-Senior Prom Queen and King by Charles Miller and Karen Hill. ,luniori and seniors dance to the music of the Innovators at the junior-Senior Prom. Page ninetfy-eight Page one hundred RUTH FERN ABRAM THOMAS ALLEN REBECCA ELLEN ARMSTRONGiBlue Tri- angle, Prosccnium Players, Boosters Club, G.A.A., National Honor Society. LOUIS RAY BAILEY-Aviation Club, B- Men, Golf. LARRY ERNEST BALDXVIN-Golliic lay- out editor and photographer, Quill and Scroll. FRED R. BARTLETT LIUDY R. BARRICK-Future Nurses Club. ROBERT JOE BAUGH-Band, Student Council, B-Men, Track. DALE BELL JOAN K. BENAVOLE-Blue Triangle finance chairman, Gollair sports editor, Ofllimisl, Pros- cenium Players, Technical Staff, Thespian vice- president, Boosters Club secretary, National Honor Society. MARTHA ANN BENNETT-Distributive Education Club, G.A.A. 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