Bloomington High School, The Gothic, 1951, Page 128
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DOOOOOOOOOur heartiest applause to. Mr. Dick Bolen of the Bolen Studios, Bloomington, for tripping theshutter of his camera so often in order that the 1951 Gothic couldhave good activity pictures and senior portraits.. Mr. Frederick Noer and Mr. Richard Brier of the Indianapolis Engraving Company for their patient help and valuable advice to a verygreen yearbook staff.. Harry Killion and Sons of Richmond, Indiana, for this years better-than-most underclass pictures.. the Becktold Company of St. Louis, Missouri, for supplying us withthe perfect covers for the 1951 Gothic.. the B. H. S. Student Photo Club for the countless hours spent taking,developing, and printing action pictures for the book.. all the local advertisers who sponsored pages in the Gothic for helpingto balance our budget.. Mr. J. W. Stradling and Mr. Paul Vonderschmidt for carrying out thetask of printing the Gothic with characteristic ease and efficiency.. Miss Avis Rector and Miss Merle Gilstrap for their ready helpfulnessand encouragement.. all the other teachers and students whose cooperation helped to movethe 1951 Gothic a little more smoothly toward its completion.. Mr. Earl Henderson and his junior high classes who arranged the display of Gothics for helping to make our sales campaign a success.. Bob Skelley and Mrs. Margaret Raab for help and advice on artproblems.. Kenneth Goodall for invaluable help and ideas during the summer.. Mr. Dennis Pett, student teacher, whose expert advice and photographic ideas have made the 1951 Gothic a better book.. Mrs. Charles Bundy for lending her draftsmanship talents to the Gothicwhen we needed them most.. Mr. Charles Bundy for being such a wonderful, hardworking adviserand for the long hours of extra time he spent with the staff to helpmake the 1951 Gothic a success.—The 1951 Gothic Staff |
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Bloomington High School |
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