Bloomington High School, The Gothic, 1937, Page 87
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DONKEY BASKETBALLSeniorsBen WallaceBill HenryDon HackerCharles MyersArlie HillsamerFacultyMr. SchomerMr. BarkesMr. MumbyMr. FarberMr. BakerSR. FACULTY GAME.FacultyMr. SchomerMr. Glenn BretzMr. BarkesMr. BucherMr. Phillipsrpenter, <-urry, K. MyerThe Faculty started Schomer and Barkes, forwards; Philips, center; Bretz and Bucher,guards. Farber, Mumby, Ferguson, Baker, and Poling also saw action for the losers.Referees—Etnire and Dischinger.QUILL AND SCROLLQuill and Scroll is an international honorary society for high school journalists. Juniorsand seniors of good scholarship ranking may become members upon recommendationfor meritorious work by the journalism adviser and upon acceptance by the executivesecretary of samples of their printed newspaper writing.The B. H. S. chapter of Quill and Scroll received its charter in May, 1931.In October, 1935, Mr. Charles A. Wells, Cartoonist, reporter, and analyst of worldpolitics, was made an honorary member of the local chapter in a ceremony at the StatePress Convention. With his permission the local group from that day has called itselfthe Charies A. Wells Chapter of Quill and Scroll.Honors won by present members at the 1936 Press Convention were: a loving cupfor first place in editorial writing, Jean Sinclair; a loving cup for first place in columnwriting, Margaret Lou May; second place in news writing, Bill Henry; third place infeature writing, Merrill Eaton.Page eighty-seven |
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