Bloomington High School, The Gothic, 1967, Page 111
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The scoreboard—telling the story of strength orskill. BSHS sports followers watched the scoreboardtick away the time in football, basketball, and wrestling. Individuals raced against the clock in track,in cross country, and in swimming, Bloomingtonsnewly established sport. As a result of long hoursof practice and workouts BSHS athletes capturedvictory after victory. It took a lot of intestinalfortitude to set up plays on the basketball courtand to go against equally determined individualsin tennis and golf, but our boys had what it took.With the addition of the Pompettes and theB-Men—Hi-Y cheer block, the skillful and livelycheerleaders led the fans in backing teams withmore spirit than ever before. Even in the hallsstudents talked of sports—not only basketball andfootball, but also of wrestling, baseball, and othersports where BSHS excelled.Bloomingtons excellent physical education department provided facilities for students who chosenot to play varsity sports. Girls had a chance tocompete against other schools this year in an expanded GAA season.\]\ |
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http://cdm17129.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/hs-bloom/id/9324 |
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Bloomington High School |
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