Bloomington High School - Gothic Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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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.

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We, the students Svizlml: Sharon johnson, recording secretayg jane Harrell, vice-president: Phillip Deckard, presidentg Larry Ryser, treasurerg Julianne Gillesplc, corresponding secre- tary: Mr. Edward Cuddy, sponsor. 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

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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