Bloom High School - Bloom Yearbook (Chicago Heights, IL)

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Bloom See the long line waiting! Oh, can it be They wait and wait for admission blanks? So near Prof. Dyer, and yet, oh, so far — But getting one, each nods his thanks. And do you know how chic the exhibits are In Miss Siedler ' s sewing-class display? Our Miss Smith ' s anecdotes happen years ago- Oh dear! No — never in her davH In the Civics class-room Glenn llvans talks; Miss Stark has the public speaking class. Miss B. Stewart endeavors with dignity The Seniors to inflate, enmasse. In our Bliss — ful music we ' re At least so our director says — Accelerate with me, she .nngs — How oft we try — till nearly dead! zvay off pitch, — oh dear, Using monstrous words in the History class Miss Lohrmann, all in vain does try Thus, to teach her class about ivars and such; And Miss Ash, meanwhile, shozvs us how to dye! I should like to tell a few things more, — - The bugs Miss Haviland searches for; But the skeleton in her closet might, oh. Perchance, hop right out through the door! Our Miss Theobald is the Dean of Girls, Admission blanks she writes for fun {?). Mr. Betty ' s the coach of the light-weight crew. This said, Mr. Boyer, my tale is done. Page Seventeen

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Bloom - Peeps at the Faculty I would tell yoii a tale of our faculty Could I ,perchance, get you to see The different things they do and say. So hark en, people, to my lay! Our dear Miss Sailer flivvers the country ' round. Miss Hartman does the Freshies scold, — Arno Toll, instead of keeping books. The girls, he keeps at school, I ' m told. Magister, quantas calamitas! My word, I hear Miss Hielscher cry. In the Latin Club, the long patient grace of Miss Haskett and Miss Hcrr we try. Try to get a new book from Miss Hess, and lo! She ' ll look you in the face and say. With a voice that ' s so sweet and so truly kind, Oh, they ' re all gone, — none here, today. I should think our Miss Galster woidd dia. Running ' round the halls so quickly. But perhaps Miss Veazey is helping her In Keeping Fit — She ' s not so weakly. •y get, Mr. Legg many hints ' n good advice might give To students on matters of bonds or stock; Halteman ' s advice to the very young Is, Bye low, bye low — and rock. G. A. Waldorf reigns in the attic, supreme. While coach a light occupation holds. Mr. E. Nelson ' s the king of the Chemistry Lab — And Freese teaches angles, squares, and molds. One would like now to know how a boy coidd get In class without our Dyer ' s O. K.f You all do know that Miss Wallace is Hamlet ' s friendfff Such good Staff members has Miss Way!! Page Sixteen

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bloom Ode to Mr. Boyer Hail to our chief who with wisdom has led us, Safe through the years that we ' ve spent here in Blcom ; Who taught us how, in his great, kindly manner, To enjoy the school days from September to June. He was our friend from the very beginning, When we entered as Freshies, bashful and shy; Helping the lost who from class-rooms had wandered, Clearing so often our cloud-laden sky. Stern were his orders to wrong-doing classmates — Stern, but so kindly, that each tried his best To keep the escutcheon of Bloom white and stainless, By obeying all orders, and so helping the rest. Page Eighteen