Bloomington High School - Gothic Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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14 16 a A Dave Willebey portrays Abe Lincoln in the Homecom- ing parade. Happiness was certainly among the many emotions felt by Loretta Purcell as she was crowned Queen at the 1957 Homecoming Game. The Homecoming Queen knows she has been paid a tribute by the entire school, and her crowning is a moment to remember. Homecoming gave a lift to everyonehs spirits, and the entire student body participated in the Homecoming parade. Many of them en- thusiastically made costumes and carried signs depicting ways to defeat the enemy at the game that evening. Members of the Booster,s Club thoroughly enjoyed themselves urging on the Panthers at the basketball games this year. Under Mr. Hookefs supervision, they made the games more colorful With their bright costumes and cheers. A sense of accomplishment comes to those Who are interested in dramatics. The cast of this yearts three-act play, I Remember Mama, gave a great deal of time and energy to its production, but work was made worthwhile by the thrill they felt on stage in front of the foot- lights and audience. Mmm emmy Puth usury, Blmmmgm, m The football team rides in style on the fire engine. nMamak family listens While the boarder reads

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b Sandra Hudson, GOTHIC queen, is crowned by Mr. John T. Jones, Dean of Boys. Joe Hankins leads a cheer at a pep session. dances . . . leaders . . . Happiness has many facets. The reserved person Who likes quiet and solitude finds his happiness by spending many leisure hours entranced in a book or magazine article. The individual Who enjoys partici- pating in athletics can derive great pleasure from ac- tivities like skating and bowling. Although the party-goer needs no special skill or intelligence quota to find enjoyment, he lends his sparkle and contributes to the good time of others as well as enjoying himself. There is always one gay blade in the group who enjoys any and every type of activity. This may be very difficult to do, but variety is still the spice of life. Most teenagers have the misconception that happi- ness is an outward expression of enjoyment. This is on- ly a very small part Of true and deep happiness. On the contrary, happiness is something that is felt inwardly and is only expressed outwardly. When one feels that he is living to his fullest extent, he is truly happy. Junior officers Karen Hamilton, treasurer; Larry Canada, president; Don Wamplcr, vice president; Marilyn Freeman, secretary. 15 Mum mm mm: unum summim, m

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