Bloomington High School - Gothic Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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This page sponsored by First row, lefl lo Wiglal: Eileen Herrick, Pat Polley, Marcia Magnet, Ronald Rob- erts, Bob Walden, Gerry Bishop, Steve Chitwood, Bob Gill, Paul Bruce, Barry Ryser. Second row: Suzanne Bruce, Linda Dustin, Lucille Phillips, Sherry Watkins, Patti Norris, Charla Walton, Martha Baker. Vicki Williams, Nancy Hays, Linda Un- derwood. Third row: Tom Shields, Carol Freeman. Ralph Siebolt, Nancy Cracraft, Sue Ann Hayden, Karen Hankins, Woodina Cov- ington, Barbara Prince, Reva McCoy, Bill Griffith. Fourth row: Sheldon Kinser, Joe Lures, David Hoover, Dallas Baxter, Bob Hall, Ronald Hines, Harold Hamm, Donald Hol- lars, John Sisson, Rudy Brunet. First row, left to right: Ronald Burks, Shirley Freeman, Sandra Martin7 Starr Sate, Connie Collier, Ted Isom, Howard Breeden, Donald Swango. Second row: Larry Linthicum, Marcetta Binkley, Carol Walden, Shirley Deckard, Judy Minton, Ronald Peters, Sandra Hays, Donna Burroughs. Third row: Ronald Pedro, Bill Finley, Clara Farlee, Bob Wisely, Mary Ann Hays, Shirlee Cook, Deeann Gregory, Ronald Calvert, Larry Ellett. Fourth row: John Richardson, Jerry Bar- rett, Joe Curtis, Sally Rugg, Susan Shaw- ver, Roger Staggs, Tommie Hines, Larry Trueblood, James Sylvester. First row, Iefl to right: Joyce Mills, Carol Jo Poling, Becky Sare, Tammie Stewart, Patty Chestnut, Barbara Clark, Phyllis Walls, Jan Brown, Becky VanPelt, C. J. Stewart 6pon500. Second row: Wanita Van Deventer, Loretta Purcell, Jean Thornton, Darlene Jean, Toni Trenta, Barbara Farmer, Gayle Bishop, Terry Miller, David French, Howard Bruce, Phil Deckard. Third row: Jim Richardson, Jane Harrell, Jim McMillan, Raymond Long, Bob Mus- grave, Larry Canada, Kent Massey, Bev- erly Epperson, Barbara Godsey, Steve Par- rish. Fourth row: Albert Griffith, Donald Baker, Jim Szatkowski, James Baldwin, John Thomas, Louis Easterday, Gary Hill, Carl Lentz, Bill Bissey, Ronald Hacker. BENAVOLE-LINCOLN-MERC URY-CONTINENTAL Mum mm mug uwy, Zlmmhgm, m 27

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26 President Phil Deckard conducts one Of the many Student Council meetings. The STUDENT COUNCIL allows students to have a voice in making and enforcing school policies. The goal is to promote better co-operation between students and teachers. Two students are elected from a home- room to serve as representatives to the council. One representative is then elected from each grade level to serve on the Executive Council. The student Council sponsored many of the after- game dances, the annual Homecoming, and the bundle drive for needy children overseas. This year the Student Council again sponsored the Winter Carnival. Funds were to be used for school improvements. The annual All-School Dance was the climax of the year,s activities. Officers for this year were Phil Deckard, president; Bill Bissey, vice-president; Susan Shawver, recording secretary; Barbara Clark, corresponding secretary; and Steve Parrish, treasurer. Members of the Executive Board were Jim Richardson, Larry Canada, Tom Hines, Shirlee Cook, Suzanne Bruce, and Robert Waldon. Mr. Carl Stewart was the adviser. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Barbara Clark, corresponding secre- tary; Bill Bisseyt vice president; Phil Deckard, president; Steve Parrish, treasurer; and Susan Shawver, recording secretary. t ,W M Becky Sate, Joe Hankins, Loretta Purcell and Jim Richardson decorate the annual Christmas tree. This page sponsored by ALDENiS, 118 West 6179 Street, Bloomingfmz, Indiana

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Admittance into the NATIONAL HONOR SO- CIETY is one of the highest goals a student at Bloom- ington High School can attain. Members are elected by faculty vote on the basis of scholarship, character, service, and leadership. Seniors in the upper fourth of their Class and juniors in the upper tenth of their class are eligible for membership in this society. Since the foundation of the B.H.S. Chapter in 1927, the member- ship has gradually grown to approximately 815 meme hers. The newly elected members are initiated during an impressive senior high convocation. Members from the previous year speak on the foundation principles of the society and present pins to the imitates. Bottom row: :tPam Scheibner, Sarah Smith, Ann Souders, Nancy Taylor, John Thomas, Suzanne Graves. Fourth row: :T'Gary Madding, David Martin, ' fRosetta McNeil, 'T'Joann Morris, John Parker, Kenneth Parker, Loretta Purcell. Tbirrl row: Shirley Harp, Jane Harrell, Ronald Hendricks, x'Frank Hill, Sandra Hudson, tRoger Isaacs, Christ Jung. The annual social event of the National Honor So- ciety and the highlight of their year is the formal ban- quet preceding the Junior-Senior Prom. The officers of the National Honor Society are elected in the late spring. The following seniors had the privilege and honor of being elected to the National Honor Society during their junior year: Gary Madding, Pam Scheibner, Ronald Hackler, Darlene Chambers Taylor, Martha Brown, Elinor Chatfield, Frank Hill, Rosetta McNeil, Roger Isaacs, and Joann Morris. Miss Lucille Coffey is the sponsor of this organization. Second row: JPDarlene Chambers, Helen Chambers, :PElinor Chatfield, Richard Engle, David Figg, a'Ronald Hackler, Joyce Hardisty. First row: Gayle Bishop, Roberta Borne, Priscilla Brinegar, itMartha Brown, Sandra Brown, Kathryn Bush, Lois Cardwell. :i Elected as juniors. This page sponsored by BENDERTS COLLEGE CAFETERIA, Kirkwood Mum mm mm: uwy, Blmmhgmn, m