Bloomington High School, The Gothic, 1938, Page 66

Description:	Row I—Garland Bennett.Row II—Phyllis Faris, Anna Jane Hacker.Row III—Betty Moore, Myra Jean Hennon, Peggy Chaille.Row IV—Hazel Robinson, Frances Vickery, Virginia Boyer, June JacobsDoris Dobson.Row V—Heien Laymon, June Parham, Louise Masters, Marguerite Mills Lois SparksBetty Patty.Row VI—Phyllis Gray, Ruth Dixon, Martha Albertson, Cora Bezzy Bettv MurravMildred Walker, Frances Shields, Irene Wiley.Row VII—Dorothy Archer, Dorothy Mobley, Annabelle Atwood, Norma Hawkins Magaret Clay, Wilma Conder, Martha Waldon, Marjorie Sigler, Mary BanksRow VIII—Phyllis Gill, Pearl Harris, Mildred Lea Dick, Janet Allen Terry WesseIsJane Ross, Jean Day, Carol Deckard, Julianna Borland, Helen Slinkard, JuneFaucetteRow IX—Ann Hodges, Barbara Hollis, Janette Esarey, Mary Jane Chambers, jeanette >Betty Headley, Martha Headley, Marcella LaMaster, Alice Oliphant, Catherine Busenbark DorDermid, Edna Flynn.Row X—Miss Martin, Miss Coffey, Sue Corter, Anna Thomas, Kathryn Baker Margaretphy, Betty Fraser, Mary Susan Schmalz, Daphne Palmer, Nancy Biddle, Mary Young ArvillaFrances Ridge.One hundred twenty girls composed this years Blue Triangle which ithe branch of the Young Womens Christian Association for junior andsenior girls of high school age. Miss Martin, Miss Coffey, and Miss Grantsponsored the club. The goals of each member and the purposes of the clubare to face life squarely and to find and give the best.The new members were initiated at a very impressive ceremony held atthe Christian Church early last October. The first party for the memberswas a folk-night dinner at which folk stories, songs, and dances were demonstrated. The Pre-Thanksgiving, Pre-Christmas, and Pre-Easter services wereagain sponsored jointly by the Blue Tri and the Hi-Y.Other means of entertainment were the Valentine party, the Blue-TriSing, the March of Time Party, and the April Musicale. Those girls whogave the greatest amount of service to the club during the year were awardedGirl Reserve rings at the annual ring breakfast.The seasons activities were concluded by the Mother and DaughterBanquet on the ninth of May, at which time the 1 939 officers were appropriately installed and welcomed.Page sixty-six
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