Bloomington High School - Gothic Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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14 MR. JOHN T. JONES, assistant principal The final years at the old BHS are busy ones for the principal. Dr. Carl Stewart helped draw up plans for the new BHS. He attended meetings all fall and part of the winter. Along with his activities for the new school, Dr. Stewart kept a careful watch on the affairs of the old BHS. John Jones received a promotion this year. When Dr. Stewart moved up to the position of principal, Mr. Jones left the duties of dean of boys and accepted those of assistant principal. Mr. Jones now handles much of the paper work involved with the running of a high school, sponsors the student council, assists with the Speaker's Bureau, and generally checks up on the guys and gals of BHS. Promotions Come to Stewart and Jones DR. CARL STEWART, principal

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RS. PEGGY SLATTERY, MRS. SANDRA DILL- AN are secretaries to the superintendent. During the past year the Bloomington Metropoli- tan School Board faced a multitude of problems. At the end of last school year, with the resignation of Superintendent Dale E. Brock, it became neces- jsary for the Board to find a new superintendent. The School Board appointed Mrs. Mary Jane Head as acting superintendent. She served during the summer months. The Board also had to cope with MRS. DELORES SCHWEER, MRS. HELEN VAUGHT, MR. J. W. STRADLING perform the duties of the business manager. School Board Plans New BHS the largest budget in its history, to find a suitable site for the new BHS, and to make the everyday de- cisions of school policy. Mr. Herschell McCutcheon was the only new member of the Board, replacing Mr. Frank Southern, who retired after serving many years. Mrs. Beth Carter has served as president of the School Board during the year. MR, JOHN NEAL, MR. THOMAS VAN HOOK, MRS. BETH CARTER, MR. GEORGE MITCHELL, MR. HURSCH- EL MceCUTCHEN were members of the 1963 School Board.

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IMR. CLYDE BLACK, Dean of Senior High Boys The unsung heroes of BHS are the deans and guid- ance counselors. Few people stop to realize just how many duties accompany the jobs of guidance coun- selors and deans. The deans help keep records, check attendance, accept excuses for absences, and serve as a human wailing wall for the troubles of junior and ISS ELIZABETH DODDS, MRS. MARY FORGY, Guid- ance Counselors Deans, Counselors MRS. MARY KRUEGER, Dean of Girls Give Aid to Students senior high boys and girls. The guidance counselors arrange schedules, determine classes to be taught, and rank the junior and senior classes. Mr. Robert Houts, Mrs. Ruby Reavis, and Mr. Keith Rhodes as- sist Miss Dodds and Mrs. Forgy in the Guidance Of- fice. MR. RUSSELL WATSON, Dean of Junior High Boys