Bloomington High School - Gothic Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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w .-:.:..c-....e..; Lu .. aaggiupezuw , Student convocations provided a different atmos- phere for the audience than did ithe paid professional programs. Although somewhat similar in entertain- ment values, they were really quite different. Ordering and receiving class rings always prove to be quite exciting experiences for the juniors at B. H. S. The ring crest is chosen by a selected group and then put on display in different colors of sets for each per- sorfs final choice. Ordering the ring is next, but the grand finale to the entire process is the day the rings arrive, and each person wears his for the first time. Upon entering a classroom, one could expect many things. In most classrooms at B. H. 3. you could find many interesting displays or the much-desired art work on the bulletin and black boards. Many of the memories we Will carry with us were gathered at uhome parties. During the holidays every- one attended several parties to help celebrate the long- awaited vacation. Llfe . o . senior, cords . . . 3, Students found many Ways to make new friends. Many seniors were very excited when the final judging at the Senior Cord Contest came around. Monroe mnzy mm Uhnry, ammmgm, m

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. . . Life, Liberty, and the . . . Pursuit of Happiness . . . Maura: Eunhly mm mm, Blmmmgmn, m

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': Mary Jane Martin, Jane Harrell, Phil Deckard, Janet Hill, and Patty Chestnut Mr. Richard Brier, professional photographer, waited pa- wntched the half time show along with Loretta Purcell, Homecoming Queen. ticntly as students lined up for club pictures. ceremonies . . . Gothic pictures . . . All Students Were enthralled by the performance of Cathy Hinkle, Victor Bunch, Ronnie Dillingham, and Jim Hays during the all-school talent convo. Mum m' 'my um um, Mm, m