Bloomington High School - Gothic Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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rnof TO THE SENIOR CLASS: My congratulations to the Seniors of Bloomington High School for meeting and fulfilling the requirements for high school graduation. Whether you con- tinue your formal education or make high school the terminal point in your educational career, it is my wish that you will maintain and improve the excellent records you have established as students in our public school system. Through your graduation from high school, you have achieved an important goal in your life. Your future goals may also be achieved if you continue to seek fulfillment in the acceptable democratic traditions of our society. Sincerely yours, Lawrence F. Read Superintendent of Schools

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Academic Though we supported many chibs, hacked our teams, and lauded our re- spective classes, we couldn ' t forget that at B.H.S., as at every school, education is the primary goal — tlie purpose of tlie administration and our teachers.

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MRS. MARY JANE HEAD, deputy superintendent Dreams of ' 63 -Realities of ' 64 Mrs. Mary Jane Head and Dr. Carl Stewart were deputies to the superintendent this year. Mrs. Head prepared the annual school budget in addition to helping the new school. Dr. Stewart supervised all the plans and specifications for our new school as well as those for remodeling the older buildings in the school system. 1963-61 was another year of hard work for the Bloomington Metropolitan School Board. Dreams of the new school became realities as contracts were signed, bonds were sold, and the building itself was started. Although this job took most of their time, board members also established a new health pro- gram and schedule for teachers ' salaries. SCHOOL BOARD OF TRUSTEES . . . Mr. John Neal, assistant secretar -treasurer; Mr. George- Mitchell, secretan ; Mr. Hurshel McCutchen, president; Mrs. Byrum Carter, vice-president; Mr. Thomas VanHook, treasurer.