Bloomington High School - Gothic Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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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

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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

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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