Bloomington High School - Aepix Yearbook (Bloomington, IL)

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C 79 r. B. WORKS AS TOP MAN N CAMPUS 1-5,555 Left: Mr. Bryant explains an application to John Davis. Mr. Bryant and his secretary, Mrs. Hartrick, work together to keep B.H.S. running smoothly, is i 51 ' iiii iiiii1ii.ffIi 1, if 'KWA ,rf iiV, r f i ii gf' Above: Mr. Bryant always smiles for BHS. He has been the principal for eleven years at B.H.S. Before that he was an American history teacher. He has come a long way and one could say he has aged gracefully. lt seems that every year he gets better and better. He is a proud Raider and proves this by his attendance at B.H.S.'s many games, and activities and by his outstanding way of handling the job considered one ofthe toughest at B.H.S. He is Mr. Bryant and he has prov- en to be the TOP MAN ON CAMPUS'

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HYOU SHALL BE DE LT IT Mr. Crabtree and Mr. O'Neal take time off from their busy day to mug for the camera Nflr. O'Neals's secretary. Jan Steiner. helps keep the office going, nw ,mu-rw They were no longer rookies. They were no longer new to the place. They had completed their second year as assis- tant principals and they knew what they were doing. They were Mr. Crabtree and Mr. O'Neal. Mr. Crabtree was in charge of building operations and Mr. Although the handling ofa large student xbody Ql565J was a pretty tough job, B.H.S.'s assistant principals handled it ef- ficiently and helped to keep B.H.S. func- tioning smoothly. -ze ..a-93- Q L. 'ij in tl ' I -X----2- gnwf EN5 x Y it v, i K, .T - -it 'TTT Mr. O'Neal helps Mike Owen with s 'ool problems, H ' .Q-at :fen- ZQ' 'f.-.fluen -M:vl:f.z'1,F-- 1 of W--'A , N917 1 I , -,,N:r, N ,- -f.l'- -K Mr. Grabtree's secretary, Mrs. Penn, is always there when you need her. l8 O'Neal was in charge of student affairs.