Bloomington High School - Gothic Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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To the Students of B.H.S.: The school year 1963-64 is fast coming to a close. For m any of you it is the final year at B.H.S. To those Seniors who are graduating, we extend our best wishes for a successful and happy future. I have enjoyed serving my first year as your principal of B.H.S. and I wish to extend my appreciation to the students and faculty for their generous cooperation and understanding in helping make this year a successful one. On behalf of all I would congratulate the students and their sponsor whose time and efforts have made this yearbook possible. The heritage of our high school is immeasurably enriched because of it. May your future be filled with prosperity and happiness. J. M. Cull Principal

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HVMH r- M £ m E fvi H ■m -MRS. MAXINE TAYLOR, Secretar Instructional Media Senices. MRS. ALTA LAM M. Junior High Librarian. by Administrative Personnel at BHS Marcia Hinkle attended Library Institute at lU las summer. Movies and library books were two means of educat- ing the student body. Members of the Audio-Visual Staff, under the supervision of Mr. Leon Whaley, spent many hours showing educational films and helping classes use tape recorders. Assisted by Mrs. Alta Lanum and Mrs. June Brown, students spent numerous hours in the junior and senior high libraries searching for information for those inevitable reports and term papers. A combined total of 15.000 books and innumerable stacks of periodicals provided students with facts and fiction. MR. LEON WHALEY MRS. JUNE BROWN . udioVisual Senior High Librarian iMtJ

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MR. RUSSEL WATSON, Assistant Principal. MR. .IOH. T. JONES. Assistant Principal. New Principal Joined Faculty Our assistant principals at B.H.S. this year were Mr. Russel Watson and Mr. John T. Jones. These two members of the administration were joint spon- sors of the Student Council. Mr. Jones was respon- sible for sophomores, juniors, and seniors as well as extracurricular activities and the general opera- tion of the school. Mr. Watson was in charge of the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades besides taking responsibility for all attendance problems. He was also in charge of the counselors and guidance ac- tivities. Secretaries in the main office were Mrs. Sandra Fulford and Mrs. Elsie Barker. Mrs. Phyllis Hudson worked in the mimeograph office. 23