University High School - Jordannus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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...df Tom Barton talks to Dean W. W. Wright at one of the Dean's This was the first year of the Bloomington Metropoli- tan School system, and it brought more problems to the already full schedule of H. E. Binford. Mr. Binford has been the capable Superintendent of Schools for the City of Bloomington for several years. ln spite of his very busy schedule, Mr. Binford took time to pose for our ,lordannus photographer. H. E. Binford, Superintendent of Bloomington Schools, has been a great help to all the schools in the city for many years. favorite coffee hours. Although we did not see much of Dean W. W2 Wright, we were always aware of his influence and interest in our school life. Who will forget his Hcoffee hours every Monday? Since UHS and IU are so closely related, Dean Wright was always an important part of our school puzzle. Dr. Otto Hughes is one of the most respect- ed and well liked men in our entire school sys- tem. ln any school sys- tem, the principal is al- ways a very important per:-on. Dr. Hughes is no exception to this rule. but as well as being a VIP, Dr. Hughes is also a friend to all the stu- dents in U-School. Dr. Otto Hughes, Principal of University School, is a very familiar figure in our hallsat U-School. Dr. Hughes has been our principal for nine years. Page fwc11f11-one

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